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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
WHAT ANY ONE MAY SEE.
WHAT CANNOT Be SEEN

Any one who will examine thelIst Of Centennial
Awards will zee that the manufacturers Of Ben
sons Capeine Porous Plaster received the highest
and only medal awarded 10 plasteTu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
DEADWOOD.


DEADwooD, D. T., July 2O.-General
Sheridan has arrived at Crook City, and
will go out to General Bradley's head.
quarters. on the Little Missouri river,
sixty-fiye miles from this place, to NOR
row, escorted BY Captain Guy V. Henries
company Of the Third Cavalry. Its re-
ported that Sheridan will select the loca.
ton for 4 permanent military post in the
Black BILLS before returning,
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In this list d the name Of any Of their numerous
competitors, 80 greatly superior 10 ordinary por-
Gus plasters and llnments Il Benson's Captne Por-
highest medical authority 10 the world. DR.. J. N.
Il. Thompson, Of Warrington, d. C., Jude 10 The
Drug Department Of the Centennial Exposition,
ays Of them: ~ nie them constantly IN my prae-
tiee, md elteen them one Of the most useful In
TanuDns Of the Age.n Eenson's Capeine Plaster
strengthens, soothes, stlmulAtesl h6llthiul eiTeu.
ton Of the blooi relieves at once and cures quick
er than any known plaster, Imminent or compound.
II e now considered 10 10 the unriyalled remedy
for lAnO hack, rheumatism, neuralgia, spinal and
kidney affect lions, iciatlea. l1mbago stubborn colds
Aa1N n UaFR baRa wi IA
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judgc Ganmer.
Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Sat-
urday, and transacted the following bust.
ness:
Isaiah Warren vs.. Wheeling Butchers
Association, In asSumpsit. The defend.
ants demurrer was overruled.
q. Hess We. William Phillips, in as.
sumpsit. Defendants demurrer over
ruled.
Adjourned until Tuesday at 1OAM
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PROBABILITIES,

Wan DEPARTMENT, }
OgyIcH or IHR CHIRp 6i6NAL OppIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C.. July 22-i A. NJ
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Be CAUTIOUS : 81: ~: 4; !; ;; -;

In The market: ono In particular having similar
boundiDE name, eontllIs lend polSons. Each gen.
ulpe lemons tAptine Plaster has the word Cap.
Iel9.M W,sSW
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-30
LARMING RUMORS.

While we are specializing on the
chances Of war between England and
Russia, we may be called sooner than
will be agreeable TO us to face the
possibility Of civil war breaking out
i'm our owu country. That is if we
are to attach any Importance or give
any weight to the alarming reports
which have lately come Smm Wash
ington in connexion with the action
of the Potter investigating conn ittee.
These reports may be only intended
for political effect and making party
capital for the coming congressional
elections. The democrats may expect
by exposure of fraud in Florida and
Louisiana to show the corruption Of
the republican party in such a light
as to break that hold upon public con-
fdence which has kept the republi'
cans in power for the last twenty
years. The republicans may endeav-
or to checkmate the democratic move
by cry of revolutionary design to
forcibly eject the President from his
place and thus involve the country in
civil strife and anarchy. If so, and
all these sensational reports are but
the electioneering efforts of desperate
politicians, no serious or dangerous
results may follow. But the public
mind is now in very uneasy state
arising from the depressed condition
of industry and business. Rumors o
secret hostile organizations, commun
istic clubs and the like, having il
view the overthrow of law and order
the destruction of property and CAPT
tai, make still more disquietin!
state Of public feeling. At such {
time and in such state Of affairs, thu
right minded people of the country
are not in mood to tolerate eithe
reckleEsness or trihing with grea
public interests. Whether The repub
licans or the democratic party is il
power the honest order-loving voter
of the country look for good govern
ment at their hands. Who shall hav
the Offices is secondary considera
ton.
We are 10th to believe that tn
democratic majority in Congress ha
any revolutionary purpose as the III
tevoir design Of their investigation
They have right to show up fraud
but they have no right to violate
solemn compact which has secured
peace. Meant e all the alarming
reports may prove but sound and flu
ry signifying nothing as we trust the.
will.
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SnskarHr.s1rxsrBcrI=Esz
THE INVESTIGATION.

The Potter investigating committee
has commenced its work, but nothing
of any Importance has yet been pub
lished. A correspondent says some Of
the lawyers Of the committee, in look
ing into what is called the new evil
dence, are disappointed at its meagre-
ness and its lack Of continuity. It
relates to small points here and there,
and is by no means direct, compact or
convincing. 1t does not bear legal
scrutiny, it is said, and is the subject
Of considerable disappointment
Many of the democratic members of
the Senate, it is said, treat the inves-
tgation very coolly, regarding it as
q mistake. Letters from business
men Of all shades Of politics, strongly
condemnatory, are pouring in from all
sections. Secretary Sherman has
made request to be represented by
counsel. He regards it as conspir-
acy against the Government. Mr..
Hayesis variousl y represented as some
days very much disturbed and al other
times entirel y indifferent.
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NO " AR.

The Indications are that Russia is
likely to make such concessions as
will avoid war with England. But
even If this is the case the downfall Of
the Turkish government is only a
question of time. Meantime England
has turbulent array of striking en-
ployees in her Gotten and iron dis
tricts to give her trouble enough, while
Russia has the new and dangerous
order Of Nihilists disturbing her peace
at home.
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The Great Point.

After all the point Of greatest i'm
portance in our Presidential elections
is to avoid all difficulty in the future
as to determining the popular choice
For this purpose bill has been re-
ported in the Senate prescribing the
mode Of counting the electoral vote
In the House bill has been reported
providing for an entirely new mode
OF election Of the President. 1t is tc
be earnestly hoped that some meas,
ure may be passed which shall pre-
vent the peace Of the country being
again disturbed.
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A. SICK, Collector
1lIAPTER 10.
4 " 4 or,

AN ACT.
To lly out and establish a new election
district in Freat rick county, out of par
of Liberty District, number eight. to b.
called Liuganore District, or election
district number nineteen.
SECTION /. BE 1t enactcd By me Genera
Awsn.b'y gf Maryland, That a new election
district I've laid out and established out OF
part of Liberty District, number eight o.
Frederick county, the said district to bs
known and called by the name Of Llnga
more District, or election district number
nineteen.
SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That the
boundaries of said district shall be rs fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at white oak
tree at the intersection of the Coppermine
road with the townsville District line
running thence south to the spring -housc
of Henry Carter, thence with spring branch
to New Liberty road, thence south to the
bend in the public road west of the dwell
ing house of VIM. III. Baker, thence with
said public road until it intcrsects the
Woodville District line, thence with said
line to the Carroll county line, thence with
said Carroll county line until it intcrSccts
townsville District line thence with said
line to the place of beginning, the terrific
nv included within these boundaries to be
known by the name Of Linganore District,
or election district number nineteen, as
aforesaid.
SEC. g. And be it endcted, That the
place of holding elections in said Linga-
more District, or election district number
nineteen, shall be Unionvillc.
SEC. 4. and be it enacted That there
shall he appointed by the proper authority
two justices Of the peace, two constables
and one register of voters for the said Lin
ganorc District, or election district num-
Der nineteen.
SEC. 5 And be 1T enoctel, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
We Aeredy certify, That the aforegoins is
% correct copy of an Act of Assembly pass
ed January Session, 1873,
Approved March 30, 1878.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAl,
Secretary OF the Senate:
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!IAPTER 25O.
A " 4 or,

AN ACT,
10 lag cut and establish new election
distiiCl tx Frederick county out OF por'
tons OF Frederick District number two
and C.eagcrstoHn District number four
to bc called Lewistown District number
twcAtJ,
SECTION l. BE 1t snarted BY the Genera
iSsemb!y Of Naryian&, That new election
dlstric, he laid out and established Out of
portions oI Frederick election district mum
Der two and Crcagcrsto"n election district
number four OF Frederick county, the said
district to he known and called by the
name of Irewis!own District, or election
district number twenty,
SEC. =. And be it eaartra That the
boundaries of SAID district shall he as fol-
lows: Beginning ut the southwest corner
of Mrchcstown district line and running
with said election district line, bearing
slightly northeast, to the crossing Of the
road leading from Eicholtx's mill to Lew
stown, at u point near the dwelling house
of A. G.. 2. Wlles, thence in a south. east
.rly direction to the Woodsborouyh cleo
ton district line on the Monocacy river,
touching the north corner of George l..
Dcyiib;ss dwelling house and with the
Woodsborough election district line on n
southcrly course to Biggs's ford on the
Monoctcy river, thence Tearing = north
westerly course to the north corner of
Bethel church, thence bearing still north.
westerly course to interscCt the CatOcln
election district line ut a point where said
line strikes the Hamburg road, and thence
with Catoctin district line in y northcrly
direction to the place of beginning, the ter
ritory inCludcd within these boundaries to
be known by the namc Of Lcwistown Dis
trict number twenty AS aforesaid.
SEC. g. Ind be it enacted, That the place
of holding elections in sold Lewistown
District, or election district number twenty,
shall Ike Lewistown.
SEC 4. And be it enacAl, That there
shall he appointed by the proper authority
two justices OF the peace and two cOnsia
blcs ana u register of voters for the said
Lcustown district, or election district
number twenty.
SEC. 3. ind be 1t enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
We hereby certify, That the aforegolns
is correct copy Of an Act of Assembly
passed January Session, 1873.
Approved April 5tb 1873.
MILTON y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
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NEWS OF TiIE WEEK.

ak oh luC way Hun oeoi o" w A'o"
York.
The Republicans elected the Mayor
and all the Councilnen at Cumberland
Md, on Monday last week.
The Hessian fly is making sad hav-
oc among the wheat fields in some Sec
tions Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. J. Marshall Paul, we'll
known Philadelphia lawyer, died sud-
derly iH Central Park, New York,
Tuesday week.
Mss Melissa Smith was drowned
by falling into the surf from the new
lighthouse at Hatteras Island, N. G.
Tuesday week.
The New York State Sportsman s
Association yesterday at Buffalo elect
ed Hon. A. B Lamberton Of Roches-
ter, President.
Ira B. Wright, the defaulsing bank
treasurer of South Hadley Mass, was
arrested at that place Tuesday week,
and committed to Jail.
The fish in the Delaware River
along the shores OF Bucks County, Pa.
are afflicted with some epidemic, and
are dying in large numbers.
So far as can be learned FROM rela-
BILE sources there is no truth in the
rumor that the fenians are congregat-
ing in the mel hborhood of st. Adams
i Vt.
Samuel Harbcrger was killed by
revenue officials near Tracy city
Tenn. The killing creates intense ex'
element and lynching Of the revenue
men is threatened.
The Bald Mountains of North Car
DINA are again in trouble, dispatch
states that they are split in twain
f leaving chasm three hundred fee
in length and ten feet in width.
] Special Deputy Internal Revenu'
=, Collector, Davis. with one companion
: attempted to seize an illicit distiler,
in Grundy county, Tennessee, bu
4 were driven off and Davis killed.
VIM. Shocks, aged one hundre,
= years, died Suddenly at his resiJenc
: in Trenton Il. j., Tuesday afternoo'
a week. lie was active for Lis age
i, and enjoyed good health up to tn
9 time Of his death.
: Ferdinand Schwal', aged thirty-fv
e years, while asleep in the tilth-ftor
: window Of No. lE2 Attorney street
New York, early Tuesday morning
G week, fell to the sidewalk, and wa
S instantly killed.
The students at Girard COLLEGE
Philadelphia, Tuesday week. celcbra
= ted the one hundred and twenty
= q eighth birthday of its founder. A fin
= collation. was served aud number c
: addresses delivered by alumni Of tn
institution.
y n,, -, o,uo
\, p ne. ~ l'ol"e'tS' 'Ne ' ,9 - Il
Mo''y M"GU''e' ~, Nv w, was . nave Gee
was respjtcd by Governor Hartrani
o for twenty days, in order to allow tn
condemned more time to prepare 70
6 death.
= r.,
# ~ S''se' oN'c''e an" q, 0',e' III ' '.''e
: Catholic church, Philadelphia, Of
: Saturday night a week. The thieve
: were seen ard pursued, but escaped
: They also deposited the affairs an,
ruined the carpet in the sanctuary.
p Abandon d;s,atcb o,ys Two unar
, ,ooraJ pn.n;,s .',r ,.anaol, rron Wv
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-30
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
Saturday. june Stla. 1873,
at 1 o'clock p. m,

10y Virtue OF Il Power of Attorney OK
ID cuted to the undersigned by the heirs
of VIM. Seton, late Of Frederick county,
decd, will offer at public sale on the prem
iscs on above day the following valuable
real estate, late the property OF the said
WIN. Seton, deceased, situated on Main
street, near the public square, in Mechnn.
icstown, containing OneAnd one half Acres
of Land more or less. The improvements
consist of a
ILARGE LOG HOUSE WEATHER.
BOARDED,
stories, containing nine rooms, porch in
front, and Stone Back Building one
story and attic, containing four rooms, a
large stone Wash House, good Barn ana
Stsbling, with carriage house recently er-
ec1cd, smoke house. chicken house, hog pen
and corn crib and other necessary buildings
lso An
ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT
on the premises and well of pure noun
tain water near the door, being one of the,
mos, valuable properties in Mcchanicstown
Persons wishing to view the property will
please call on the subscriber ut his Office in
Mcchanicstown, who will take pleasure in
showing the aforesaid property.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third cash on The
day of sale, or on the ratification thereof
by the court; the residue in two equal
payments of nine and eighteen months, the
purchaser or purchasers giving notes with
approved security for the deferred pay
mants, said notes TO bear interest from the
day of sale. Upon the payment OF the
whole purchase money good and sufficient
decd will be given. Purchaser to be at the
expense of conyeyancing
FREDK. WHITE,
m16.ts Attorney 70, the Heirs.
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hG6 week in your own town. S. Out
Shsl fit free. No risk. Reader, if you
PUU want n business at which persons OF
either sex can maize greatpay all the time
they work, write forp particulars to IL. HAL
let & Co., Portland Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-30
NHAPTER 3O2.
4 " ACT.

AN ACT,
To authorize the County Commissioners of
Frederick county to refund to Martha
r. MiHcs taxes paid by her, II satisfied
that such taxes were paid upon property
not in existence
SECTION |. BE it enacted By the General
assembly Of Marylana, That the County
Commissioners of Frederick county be and
are hereby authorized to enquire ard rs
certain If Martha II. Mines has paid any
taxes upon property which was not in OK
istence at the time, and which was not
owned by the party to whom assessed or
by any one else, and if satisfied that she
has paid taxes upon property enormously
chury ed upon the assessment books and
which ought not to have been 80 charged,
then the said County Commissioners are
hereby authorized to refund or levy back
to her the amount OF taxes 80 found to
have been paid by her.
SEC. 2 Ana be it enacted That this act
shall take effect from the date OF its pass
age.
We hrreby certify, That the aforrgoing is
correct copy of an Act of Assembly
passed January Session, 1878.
MILTON y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
Secretary of the Senate.
Nav % st.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-30
No. .-- Rdb4AD IDS.


"HEREAS, Edward A. Krlse, Ed
w ward Mar,ln, j. ~ rlrnr ana o'ierS
have pciltloned the County commission
ers for Frederick county to locate and open
a public road beginning at the north rorhe!
OF solomon kidcn"uI farm, on tle roa'
leading from kmml'Sbnrg 10 CreaSerS'o"h
running south east on the dividing mes OF
Solomon Kldenour anu Johh Snltn iaho;
thence on the lines OF EphrHm Drlap'ans'
Solomon Ridenonr, Geo Maffz Geo. f'nh
man, Samuel HnsSaid, Geo. Hoffman, Nrs.
Catharine koontz, Geo. Hoffman, Charles
Stevens, and thence through the lahda
OF Johh nollniaf, M"tisect'hS 'hV
public ront leading from Crcagcrsso"n
and Rocky Ridge, about Of nmiie west %;
Owny's creek, near Or ii the Lend OF sad
road sand road 10 be not less than thirty
feet wide, in compliance with the ACT OF
the General Assembly vi Maryland, In such
case made and provided,
Now notice is hereby gwen 10 oil per
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vi AND FANCY GOODS.

a lILlNEl(
vi AND FANCY GOODS.
l take p]sasure in informing the ladies of
Mecllancstown and the public generally
that have just received a tull and entirely
new stock of
HATS AND BONNETS,
latest styles Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings,
Edsngs, Tuckings, Rulings, Handkcr-
chiefs, Collars, Gloves, in fact a full assert
ment of all kinds of goods found in % Mil
linery store. have also secured the ser
vices of an experienced and tasteful trim
mcr and feel that am prepared to execute
all kinds of work to please all who may
give e call. Prices to suit the times.
Thankful for past patronage solicit con-
tinuancc of the same
NJ f. PENNELL.
apps 1t
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---.--.-Hsrr-
NIIAPTER $50.
May % 3t.

AN ACT.
TO repeal section three hundred and thir-
teen, of Article eleven, of the Code OF
Public Local Laws, title "Frdcrick
County" and re.ensct the same with
amendments.
SECTION I. Be it enacted By the Geneul
.A.sembly Of Maryland, That section three
hundred and thirteen, Of article eleven, of
the Code Of Public Laws, title "Frcdcrick
County" sub tide "Swine aad geese be
and the same is hereby repealed and re.
enacted so as to read ~ follows;
3l3. No swine or geese belonging to
any inhabitant Of Creagerstown, in Fred
erick county shall I've allowed to 90 at large
in said tsWn, and that if either be found
going at large, it shall he the duty of the
justices of the Peace, upon the information
of any one citizen Of SAID town, or upon
their own personal Knowledge of the same,
to have said swine and geese impounded,
and shall charge the owners one dollar for
each swine and twenty-five cents tor each
goose 80 found at large, which charge shall
bc in the nalure of fine, and shall retain
them until such fine or fines are paid. All
cmolumenss arising from said fines to be
paid to the trustees of the public schools
! for she school district in which said
town is locHted, for the use of the public
schools in said school district
SEC ,. and he ii rnarted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its BASS
aye.
We Acre]y certify, That the foregoing i:
! - 81 81 nf rn Act nt a SStnll,lI
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NOTICE..

Corporation Of Mcchanicstown,
May 9th 1873.
4 LII Taxes in arrears to Corporation
y of Mcrhanicstown,i not paid within
Two weeks from date, will be pn. ia hands
of BailiH for collection.
BY order,
Board Cem'rs.
A CT ryu CnlleptDr
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rREN0U business you can engage in. -
kENI to SEQ per day made by any work
Dk2Dl ker of either sex, right in their,
own localities. Particulars and samples
worth IS free Improve your spare time
mt this business. Address STINsoN a. Go.
Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-30

Forty four boats, carrying I, SCOOP
tons OF coal left Cumberland during
the past week.
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TIOR A NICE AND CHEAP LINE
II of Hamburg Edging and Inserting,
Laccs, Rutilings, Rouchcs, Bids, Collars,
ColIareltc, Bows, Corsets, Fans, Victoria
Lawns, &c, 90 to GILDS & co.
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LNOR A NICE ASSORTMENT OF
Il Prints at ) and 6 cts Pcrcals at $ and
8 cts, Ginghams, Cambrics, Jeans, Muslins
at 6, =, 0, 10, II, u and II cts, Cottonalcs,
Sui!ngs, &c, go to GlLDS 81 co.
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N1yRR GRANT TATTDRTYTGe

SPECIALITY this Department. claim to be ahead Of all 0mret wn'n,
and houcc
workmanship All Clothing thoroughly examined W Me
cheap SUITS
G. 7. HARLEY Cutter. Yours Respectfully, o,,-,rD
april 1S1y "l1oN"l1 J." HNAHii'i
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NOR PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
II Chemicals, Medicines, Pertumcry,
Extracts, Tinctures, Ointments, Fancy
Soaps, Brushes, cosmetics, Turpentire, NC
go to GlLuS " W.
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NOR CHOICE COFFEE, SUGARS
II Teas, Rice, Syrups, Yeast Powder
and Pure Spices Of all kinds go to
GILDS e co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-11
pIpER's NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. Pope and Colsssl Taylor In
Their Favoriss Charscters-The
Black Crock To.uiEhG
r. r. osBisros. supt.

....a. "A p,..u,
Charles Popo TOOK MS penen' :. riPer
New Opsra House, In Virginia City, last
a,,rrb.v evening. The plsy Of "Othello'
I'm W. pona ~ Az. u,,. al.
was gwen WIN
add Colonel IL. IL. Taylor a iAeo. MI
Pope WA Of counc sublime In his char.
,cts, lint n 4. Of our distipguishod local
-, - AZ, :. ii,
trasedian' oolonei iAyi'r, lA' W. "'u
specially speak. While he va. not per
feet In his lines, no displayed 90
much self possession and .
admirable stage presence, that his
success was thoroughly accomplished. Its
evident that though the Colonel has risen
high In his chosen profession Of the law.
he would have reached greater emlnenee
a. On actor.
Hamlet was given last evening. and Mr..
Pope's engagement closed.