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Hotel Arrivals.
The following sare among the arrivals at
MOose's Hotel dusing che past week
WIN. q. Cosdeh. Kent CO.; Z. Wilson, A r
Hagner, A B Duke, 3 A Barkmasier, " Ho-
ussr, ] Bowie, i 4 lIagner, 9 " DOwell, 9
P Dorsey, Il 4 IInll, Prince Frederick; George
v Dorsey, 4 = Duks, Port Republic; VIM W
Garner, MiIesDwp; G v Mitchell, Port Tobac-
co; Thonas Clarke, EllicOss City Miss Emma
DavidsOn, Misses Jennie and Maggie Lane Thos
King, Miss KATE Juda, Miss ~ Newton, A Brad
ford, @ p Bradford, p L Stailey, Moshsr, WO
Bailey, Mrs 8 A and Miss C Richards, Rich
ards, Yrs John Webster, Mss Emma Webster,
Mrs Mary Webster, Miss Ella Webster, Willie
Webster, J Webster, MissJ EsPpta, Mss L Nor
man, ME Kelly and wife, Mrs s. A Mitchell,
Washington City; Robt- Haydn, Balsimorei g.
W Cullison, G Gnithsr, Piney Peint; GThomas,
@ II Thomas, James TbOmass " u Thomas. (
J PIOwden, G Reeves, } Moslser, v Moore
wafhen, Wicomieo B. B. Club D Garner,
Hodges. W Plowden, Mrs PIowden, Mis- Nei-
lie Psowden. Miss Lyons. Miss Waters. WieOm-
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eGrThe Woodruff expedition around
The world, which il was feared wosld
fall through on The death OF Mr.. Wood
ruf will now be pushed forward vigor-
ously by w. C. Smith. Ii. D., who
takes the dictatorship. ItwIll cost be-
tween s. and % per day per Psssen-
ger, and the expedition viii be absent
eighteen months, travelling 20. GOO miles,
and visiting every interesting locality
in the world.
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POR REGISTER OF wills.

Messrs. Essfors.-PIease announce JOHN 3
ABEL, Esq., ne a candidate for the position %
Register Of Wills for Sc. Mary seoDnty at the
election In 1879 and say that be will be warmly
Supported By the people of the eoantv generally.
Sept n, 1876 TbePeople
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weeall .sssnsion % the advertisement Of this
Iong essakashed and veil known h0usss 81 Scush
Calven Street. It's reputatios Is the very best.
The largest and best assortment q gans, rifles
pistols and amunisEon are kept constantly On
hand, and ne w0ald adviss any one needing
sneh shings, 70 give Mr.. NeCouss aeail-
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gos. v. MOrrnn. Esqr., Clerk 10 the County
Comnimioners, returned home From hislaie visii
20 New York on Saturday last, per Steamer Sue
We are blessed - state, THAI sfr. Morgan cor
sidsrs himself to have bern mneh bensGtea By
fEe proEzzional services q Pref. Howard uade'
whoa hs studied, and his friends here are unan-
imous IN opinion that his uiisrsncs has been
greatly improved.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

G. n. oehm o Sen.
We are satisfied that such good bargains can
not be had at any other place, taking quality,
make and price in consideration, as at G. n.
Oehm & Sons cash clothing house, $50 w.
Pratt ST., Near Hanover. We say TO all Of our
readers call upon them. We know il will be 10
your benefit.
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WANTED.

A aILLINER. .Mkst be experienced and we'll
- recommended. None need appiy who are
incompetent. To faitabIe person viii BE- Of.
fred = good bone Ind salary. Applications
must be In writing aud penned By ne hand d
the applicant. Address,
JOS. 3. ALLSTAN,
Great NiEIs, Nd.
July 81, ls7s--tE
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NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION & ENTERTAINMENT
\ e reasonable rates can be had by parties ~
fTaasR 70 and from Baltimore a. Forrest wharf
per Patuxentsteamer By calling on
JOHN II. BUCKLER
Noy " is7e-tf Forrest wharf, Nd
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NOTTCE.

Office Of County Commissioners,
LeonardtOwn, Nd, Iuh 30, 1879. J
0RDERS for second instaiEnent Of pensions
- for 1879 will be issued brand after Az
gust LIST. Road Reports Of SUPERVISORS are due
on the End Tuesday o. August
By order,
10. r. MORGAN,
July 81, ls7o-2t. CLERK.
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wAgner's Green House, lss and 100 W. Pratt
street, Baltimore. This Restaurant is the oldest
and most extensive in its accommodations Ofany
in the city. The Proprietnrs, M@srs. ]. and b
L. Wagner, will be grateful for the continuance
Of The extensive patronage they now enjoy and
viii 90 their best to give entire satisfaction to
all visitors.
Chew JAcKsOx's BEST Sweet Navy Tchaeee.
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erThe Executive Committee Of the
Republican State Committee hes ISSUED
cali Tor the holding Of the Republican
State Convention in Baltimore on Sep
TENDER 18th 20 nominate candidates Tor
Governor, Comptroller and Clerk ofihe
Court of Appeals.
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st. John q, Andrew burroughs, v -
There was q tie between the knights Reckless
Boy, Chapiico and Magic Lance for abe Queen 8
crown, which was decided, at a single ride, in
favor of Reckless Boy, who crowned Miss Ava
Tippett Queen Of Love and Beauty; Chaptico,
who crowned Miss Maria WOodburn LIST Maid,
aud Magic Lance, who crowned Miss Rebecca
Cullns End Maid.
There was also tie between the knights For
gotten, St. Mary's, No One TO Love and Hunting
Lodge for Bird Maid, which was decided at a sim
gle ride in favor Of ForeOtten knight, who
placed his crown upon the fair brow Of Miss Sa-
rah Davis.
Were we not strangers, we would take the
liberty ofcomplfmenting the Queen and her Maids;
as such, and being absent from the Ball, we must
content ourselves with the general opinion.
The Queen and her lovely Maids, lastly and
handsomely attired, doing grace aud honor TO
their respective positions, repaired 20 the bali
room about 8'eloek, where the beauty and grace
OF the village, neighborhood and other parts Of
Sc. Mary's were in attendance and what was
then and there put on foot can be better con-
ceived than painted. Suffice il TO say; that this
amusement continued until about o clock-the
parting hour
{" And what arise
When lovers part expressive looks and eyes,
Tender and tearful-many fond adieu,
And many a call the sorrow to renew;
Signs such as lovers only can explain
And words that they might undertake in vain. !"
We congratulate the ladies in charge upon the
success Of the whole entertainment and upon the
handsome sum realized, $23I-second days
proceeds-and hope that the sums, after deduct
ing the necessary expenses, viii be sufficient TO
complete the new church already erected. Since
we were told that twenty years ago there was
but one house within the limits of the now viii
lage Of MechanicsVille we cannot deny ourselves
the pleasure Of congratuIating its Inhabitants
upon its rapid growth. the general neat appear
ance Of the place and the comeliness Of It's Syel-
Iings, so thoroughly expressive of the energy
and industry Of its people, and we foretell even a
brighter future upon the completion Ofthe South
ern Maryland Railroad.
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THE WoRu SKEDADDLR.-One Of The
most used words during the war, and
one which bad its origin ut about the
time Of the Bull Run defeat, was ''ske-
daddle.'' A PARIS paper says that some
bogus philologists tried 10 trace its ORR
gin from the Greek. But this was yo-
ted fraudulent. II was simply an army
word. perhaps a growth, possibly an in-
spiration. No one was ever able TO SAT-
isfactorily explain its origin.
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WIDE AWAKE
NEW SPRING STYLES.
pppTC Avn CunEC

The Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest Stock
OF Boots and Shoes ever offered In this market.
Every man ought TO consider where he can
get the most value for bic money. penny
saved, is a penny earned. AL we ask our friends
and patrons is 20 favor rs with a cal, and con-
vince themselves Of the fact that we can meet the
demand Of all.
We are resolved 10 sell our goods at SO small
profit that the people Must Buy.
Thereby enabling as 70 keep our Stock always
reasonable.
A failure to examine our Stock Is an OpPOrtu-
nifty lost.
We can make it to your interest to trade with
as.
Our goods are bought fror= First Hands-sav-
ing double profit and giving our Customers TIE
benefit
Country Merchants viii 6ad Il 20 their adyan-
taQe 70 examine our StOc& from which equally
good selections cau be made at prices that will
compare EarOrahly With those Of the Northern
Cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat Buiton Boots, 81 Is % g 80
French Kid IZsto $50
Lasting Foxed s' 1850 800
:" 50 Polish :. I0otO zoo
Slippers in great variety 25to 200
Mems Calf Boots soto 500
"a Coarse Shoes (Solidl SOtO ! so
90 Fine Calf I" All Prices
Misses Boots 00to so
ChiIdren's Boots 1910 $50
W. B. wApDEY,
No. 10 King Street,
Alexandra. Va.
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staunton, Virginia.
/ The 18th Annual Session will commence Sept.
10th, 1879, with thorough orgsnizatiOn and
its usual full corps ofinAtrueiors. Buildings and
grounds are spacious AID furnished with every
modern convenience and comfort. The santa
ry arrangements are NNSyA complete and success
fnl.
Unsurpassed advantage 10 Music, Modern
Languages, aud full course Of English, &c.
Extravagance in all is brms, constantly dis
Outraged.
TERxs Board, furnished Room, heating by
Steam, Gas, Washing, seat In Church, Phygi-
clans fec and tuition in full course Of English,
Caleslhenics Elocuti0n In Glasses, Latin or ele-
mentary French, for Session Of 40 weeks. S2e9,
The above on Scholarships, SITS 10 $3.50.
Music &c, Extra.
For Catalogues, address
Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS,
July 81, isT9-6w. Rector.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE
James D. 0'DonBell, Guardian
10 Mary +. Tippett,

TO Mary z. TiPPe,t,
vs..
Mary z. TiPRett.
In the Circuit Court Eor 81. Mary's county, sit
ting ms Court Of Equity.
No. 500 n. Z.
ORDERED this 18th day Of July, 1880,
~ that the sale made and reported by
James r. william, Trustee in this eA1se,
be ratified and cOnGfeaed unless cause 70 the con
trary be shown on Of before the 4th Monday Of
Aug. 1870; provided a copy Of this order bePub-
lished in the Sc. Marys BEAcos, once a ~eek for
three Successive weeks prior 70 the said 9Th Non
day Of August.
The report states the land sold for 81, 2lO.
J. PRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True eepy-Test
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
July 81, Is79-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

e5-There Is nothing so degrading in
the eyes Of the American people as TO
see individuals. States or nation taboo
man for bis nationality or religions--
The recent action OF Goblin IN refusing
20 receive Hebrews in The Manhattan
Beach hotel viii only tend to elevate
that sect in public opinion and destroy
The popularity OF that summer resort.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

An EDrToR's GIYr.-Master Isaac
Bell, Jr.. the young nephew Of Mr..
James Gordon Bennett Of the New
York Herald, is the recipient Of a rich
gift. The day after the young gentle
mans advent his uncle called 90 see
HIM, and laid on his cradle 100 United
States bonds Of 81 ,000 each as 4 chris
tening gilt, or rather gift Of Joyous
arrival" according 10 the old medI9vai
custom at the accession Of king.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

o9rtsen. Robert Tombs. OF Georgia.
though in politics an eccentric fire-eater,
succeeds as money-maker. He bought
lO0, 900 acres Of Texas lands ID The In
fancy Of thai State at twelve or fifteen
cents "A acre. His income from his
practice a. lawyer las reached So
90 year, and he is said 10 be worth
altogether a least $50sl, 900.
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F0R THE H0UsE or DEL
announce myself as eaBdidas fcF q seat IN
The next General Assembly Cf MarkIApd and rss-
pectfully solicit TIE sHpport o. ~ hiends and
Sellow-eitizrrs
july 81, 1879 W.. W. BRADY.
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A NUT roa ANTroUArrAxs.-The
Haeerstovs Nd. J .uaig SAYS. The OH
= dsv one Of cur legal friends handed ~
slip 81 psper, stained and faded. con-
tanning The cgricas cath end certificate
Of = hsch the following IS copy. and
which i nearly I'D pears cid. Il Was
found b. Dir. Ellsworth SIonebrakeF,
IN l0s Of old paper It Antiedam Mills.
but where It came from be has no idea
is antiquity j. not is only sInguIarity-
What will strike persens as being very
curious 10 that within the limits Of Mary
land the taking Of money fees" By
lawyers should ever have been pFOhib-
tied By law, and hat clients were r.
quired TO take IN oath before bringing
q suit that they bad not given or caused
10 be given, either directly or Indirect
w, such forbidden fees. Whether law
yers' fees were required BY this Law to
be paid il the currency OF those primi-
tive times, which was tabacco or N
some other commodity than money, our
legal friend was not prepared 70 say
Nor could be find what prompted the
passages Of az "Aet to restrain the
Evil Practice Of Attorneys and to pre-
vent their taking Money Fees" Such
q condition ofthings 10 so foreign 20 the
existing condition Of society as Go be
quite incomprehensible. Ia fact il Is a.
impossible 10 conceive that : lawyer
could get along without fees ~ that oaihs
should be imposed onclients 10 prevent
their having fees. The oath Is as follows:
"THE CLIEETs 0ArH. AND THE JUs-
TrcEs CERTrTIcATE.-I Elizahsfh Wat
son Do Swear that have hot given.
caused TO be given or paid. nor WHITING
4 A.. ~~.l1.1n,f., - Aa<s~na1Iw rive rauea
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Msssrs. Eastags :--Please announce J. CITx-
TON BEAN ass Nauifasie person 20 represent {,
Mary's county Ia tlIe 0fphanS Court and ~
that he win receive q warm Egrp0rt from
July 81, 1879 81. InigOes' District
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o. The Judge Of the United States
Court at ST. Louis has rendered de-
eision in reference 10 the late jury law.
that will have an important bearing
upon its execution by the United States
marshals. The decision is that United
States marshals have nothing whatever
to do with the drawing Of juries except
to execute the instructions OF The clerk
Of The court and the person Of opposite
political faith, who are to furnish the
names Of talesmen from which the ju-
ries are to be drawn. This relieves the
marshals from responsibility and at the
same time puts il beyond their power 10
pack juries.
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FoR sHERIFR.

We aFe authorizes 20 announce WM. FRAyK
FORD, Of the EightH District as = candidate SoY
Sheriff at the ensai1g election and 90 ask Eor ain
the support Of his fiSnds and kllow-citizens
July ST. 1879.
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e%The feeling of many Republican
papers against the South - so strong.
that they cannot refrain from casting
their slurs upon Memphis in her dis
tress, and calling her citizeEs "bull-
dozers," and shotgun" murcerers.-
The sooner the people overturn the Re-
publican party the better il win be for
the country.
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Teachers Examinations.
NIIRsIHIA FEMALE IMsTITUTE. :.

July 81, 1875.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07
THE O'LEARY BELT.
GREAT PEDESTRIAN CONTEST IN NEW
YORK.
Thiry-FNe Competitors Blower Brown
Sick, but His Trainers Hopeful He
Comes on the Track Recovered
Walker in the Lead.

NEW York, October 5.-The contest
for the O'Leary belt draws large num-
bers OF people to the Madison Square
Garden, while other throngs crowd
about the bulletin boards. Cromwell
has abandoned the race. Blower Brown
became very sick to-day, and was off the
track some hours this morning.
Score at noon: Allen, 80; Behrman,
SO; Boyle, 81; Bramp, IL; Brady, Is;
Brandgeest, jG; Brown, 80; Costello, 81 ;
Grassland, %; Curran, 5S; Davis, 2l;
Dickinson, IS; Dillon, As; Dugan, 32;
Dushave, -; Eckersall, 81; Edwards, 40;
Elson, 50; Faber, SO; Fitzgerald, 81;
Fox, 5S; Howard, 40; Kemmerer, 46;
Mckee, 81; Mclean, 10; McLeavy, 81;
Mahoney, 52; Murphy, 60; Perkins, AZ;
Pierce, 56; Russell, so; Spellacy, 80; TAFT,
53; Walker, 80.
At 10 O'Clock the score stood: Allen,
81; Behrman, 30; Boyle, rs; Bramp, ,;
Brady, II; Brandgeest, 95; Brown, 81;
Costello, II; Cramwell, out; Cross
land, 81; Curran, 100; Daris, out;
Dickinson, so; Dillon, rs; Dugan,
81; Dushave out, Eckersall out, Ed
wards, 10; Elson, IS; Faber, l0l; Fitz-
gerald, 81 Fox, 80; Howard, so; KEN
mered, 30; Mckee, Ga; Mclean, 20;
Mcleavy, so; Mahony, SO; Murphy,
l04; Perkins, "a; Pierce, IS; Lussell, SO;
Spellacy, "a; TAFT, 63; Walker, 9S,
Blower Brown went off the track at
11:25 tins forenoon and did not appear
again until 9:25 tonight. He looked
sick and worn out and after remaining
till 9:i0, he went 10 his tent.
The applause was very gener-
Gus when the blackboard showed
that by o'clock, and with two hours
TO spare to complete the twenty-lour OF
the race, five men had made over 100
miles. Young Murphy continues TO
go splcndidly, and he runs and
walks as fast as when he start
ed. The colorcd man, Pierce, is
developing great strength, and goes
around at a gait which is assuring to his
hackers that proposes doing 100 miles
each day, and at l:30 was in fair way
to make his first 100 miles within the
% hours.
Blower Browns trainers are still hope
full and said their man would come on
the track about midnight and begin the
struggle for the leading place. They
admit that he was very sick, but said he
was rapidly recovering.
New YORK, October 6.-SCorc at \.
NJ Allen, 100; Behrman, rs; Boyle,
rs; Bran, 50; Brady, 70; Brandgcest,
95; Brown, "a; Costello, 73; Grassland,
96; Curran, 100; Dickinson, so; Dillon,
IS: Dugan, So Edwards, 20; Elson,
81; Faber, 1O5; Fitzgerald, 50; Fox,
l02; Howard, 81; Kammerer, 73; Mckee,
20; Mclean, IS; McIeavy, so; Mahoney,
SO; Murphy, 10; Perkins, 81; Pierce,
100; Russell, l02; Spellacy, lO5; TAFT, GS;
Walker, Ill.
Blower Brown came on the track at |
O'Clock and seemed perfectly recovered
from his sickness, and after walking a few
laps broke into fine run.
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ADVANCE in FREIGHTS.
HOW RATES HERE WILL BE AFFECTED.
What the Advance Means-How Rates
Have Been Put Up-SharP
Criticisms from the West
Facts and Figures.

New YoEK, October 1.-The Joint
Executive Railroad Committees have
voted an advance in east bound rates
to basis oi35 cents per 100 pounds on
grain, 10 cents for fourth class, and so
cents for live hogs from Chicago to
New York, to take effect on October l3.
THE RATES AT PITTSBURGH.
What the exact effect OF this on Pitts
burgh rates will be cannotbe authorita-
lively stated at present, but the proba-
bility is that it will be an advance OF
about two and a half cents per hundred
pounds on the rates established by the
tariff of August 25th. These rates from
the Western points to Pittsburgh on
east bound traffic were as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07
THE FEVER.
Sixteen New Cases Reported
Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, October 6.-Two new cases
were reported this morning, Annie
Weiman and VIM. Harris, the last
named cOlored. Hon. John Johnson,
superintendent of the quarantine, left
TO day for Nashville to attend the State
Board OF Health meeting, which con-
venes tomorrow. Weather damp and
cloudy.
Three more cases have been reported.
namely, Casper Zimmerman, George
Rubsch and Henry Stole. Three deaths
have occurred since last night, ThOs.
w. Green, Alick Perry and Lille In
gram. The latter named died four
miles south of the city. Rain is threat
enCd.
MEMPHIS, October G.-SiIteen new
cases in all, seven white and nine
cOored, were reported to the Board OF
Health to-day. Among those reported
this afternoon were Mrs. Ann Verne
and Willie Verne. Three additional
deaths have occurred, Robert Renshed,
at Wilson station, John Joyce and John
Brown, the last named cOlored. The
following whites were supplied with
nurses to-day by the Howards, John
Gowan, Ida Bowman, Henry Holly,
Claude c.. Cuflins, =. Okccie, Harriet
NJ. Schoeyer and Hugh ID. Kelly. The
donations to the Howards aggregated
S524,64. The weather continues threat
ening.
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poration, no matter how extended its
charter, can defy, avoid, or escape. All
hope that the railroads, or the so-called
competition of combining and con-
federate holders of watered and fictitious
stocks, will ever voluntarily act other
wise thad as extortioners and plunder-
ers is out of the question. The power
of the nation must be invoked. Maxi
mum rates must be established; pool
ing must be prohibited; discrimination
must be punished with severity sufii-
cient to prevent it; rates must have a
sufficient permanency to enable busi-
ness to be done intelligently. The
power of an all-sufiicient authority must
be called into requisition and rigidly ex-
ercised. The imposition OF special levies
of rates to enable holders OF watered
stocks tomake dividends must be ended.
The public good demands 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07
CHICAGO.
Advance in Produce and PrOyi-
SiOns.

CmCAGo, October 6.-The markets on
Change to-day were more active and
as a whole more excited than during any
period of the late rise. There was a
strong and general advance in every ar
ticle, which amounted on wheat TO about
4c, on corn to &c, oats lc, pork SOC, lard
10 to 20c. Prices were well sustained
and closed firm with fractional reac-
ton. The transactions were immense
in produce and provisions, with consid-
erable irregularity in speculation.
There were no failures.
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THE INDIANS.
No News from the Front.

CHICAGO, October 6.-The only news
at the military headquarters is the fol-
lowing dispatch:
"RAwLINs, October 6.-Nothing has
vet been heard from Col. Merritt's COM
mand. Expecting courier any moment.
Information from citizens sources, which
seems perfectly reliable, states that
Prices command was seen three days
since, and up to that date had seen no
Indians; also that Capt. Dodges wagon
train, escorted by a small detachment of
colored soldiers, reached Prices COM
mand, but the citizens did not learn
where Dodges' command was.
GEORGE Crook,
Brigddier-G General.
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But II Took Fifty Years.

Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
have established a wonderful reputation
for the genuine DR.. c. McLane's Cele-
brated Liver Pills and Vermifuge. The
intrinsic value of the medicines, and
fifty years OF hard, persistent work did
it. Their success has brought on the
market flood OF limitations by the name
of McLANE, spelled differently, but hay-
ing the same pronunciation. When
you buy see that every box or vial bears
the signature Of Fleming Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07
ALrnohrnr spoiledt..

,JANEsvILLE, WIS, October 6.-At .
O'Clock this morning mounted mob'of
about 500 men headed by large party
from Fulton, where Baumgarten recent
ly butchered little Sandy White, assem-
bled about the jail here and demanded
that the murderer bedeliyered To them.
The sheriff had, however, a few hours
notice of their coming and had hurried
Baumyarten away. The mob was salts
fed alter making thorough search Of
the jail that he was not in the place, and
about Soictock they returned to their
homes. II Is not known where Baum
garten was taken but probably to an
other county. ,r-tf G. 4.rW