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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-04-10
County OmOers.

Np. Carter, County Judge.
( Fnitan. 6 ERIK Chaneery Court.
W q. Morgan. do Circuit do
y ID Doyce. do County do
r.T. Holland. Sheriff.
e ". Counts. w. A. Miilard, W. 4. Gun
Bingham, Depuiy-Sheriis.
Henry II,paeison, Trustee.
B.B. Tn, nipson, Register
JH.C. Dun, County Surveyor.
TIL. Biyes, sup't of Public ScHSois.
]. B. Morgan. Coroner.
n o. Wallace. Ranger.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-04-10

zev- TIVE DOiiRr~ fev one year, snva-
;'to5ls ~ N6coRce, Two p0iiars md
Fffty sif rayeseat be deferred three
tnoHiirs. All papers going out Of the county
q be paid for ~ ddcdhce.
ear Single copies, Five Cents each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-04-10
The Capture and Escape
OF James L. and DIR. Jesse VI.
stewart, Co. G. 4fst Tennessee.
C.. s. A.
ARTICLE VII.

By rHEra anoTHra, .. slDsrr srruAar-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
A CARD.
BALrINoRr, February 10, 10.

BALTIMoRE, February 10, 10.
Having been informed that an expression,
intended AS no Illustration, in my article upon
sReform in the Judiciary" published in the
SENTINEL of January 18th, in speaking of the
Associate Judges rs lorna menial appen-
dages,' had been construed as reHecling upon
gentlemen occupying tina, POSITION, and par
ticularly those in Frederick and Montgomery
Circuit, beg leave 10 entirely dsclaim any
such intention. was dealing with system
and not with individuals, and am glad to be
able to say that recognize III the gentlemen
occupying that position in our Circuit Judges
of ability--either Of whom would be able
sngly TO discharge the duties Of the bench
4 had heard the subject so fully discussed in
the reform convention oil 1850 1aRdaa seen It's.
practical working under the constitution OF
that year as TO be thoroughly. cony inref THAT
theassociate system was moi oplyNA Sburthen-
some fax, bus also an unnecessary q dditionato
our Judicial system. The suggested reform
was Of course intended TO apply TO the whole
State, and not 10 our circuit alone. My fig
ures show this too plainly 10 be misnnder-
stood. and the additional fact stated by tpe
that reform could only apply 10 The future and
take effect after The expiration OF the term for
which the present Judges had been elected,
ought, think, 10 have relieved me from the
personal CONSTRUCTION put upon my article.
Ii may be proper 20 add that whatever of
merit or dessert attaches to my article be-
longs to me and for which no one 10 respon-
sible'bnt mgsea ~ ~ kA.B. bdys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14


Three iramps were recently found, nearly
famishcd, grain car at Monocacy Junction on
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. They Ind
been locked up FOR seveniy-6ve hours Their
names were Edward Badly, James Halliday
and John Wopmen, of Backs county, Pa.
They attracted the attention Of telegraph
operator, who broke the seal OF the car and
liberated the prisoners aho made for fresh
water. like poisoned rats, having been for three
days aud nights without drink. They proved
TO be iron moulders, aged about Is years each
who had been thrown out % work at Will
mingfon, Del, and had gone 10 Dayton, Ohio,
in quest Of employmeni. Finding no work
there, and hearing that business was brisk
In Cincinnati, they left Dayton on Monday
morning last having sneaked into the car,
which was half loaded with corn, ana was
locked and sealed soon after they had gotten
in. Al various times daring their imprisonment
they had made efforts 10 liherale themselves,
but 10 no purpose. Their snifehngs. they said
from hanger, thirst and cold had been intense.
They had nothing to eatexcept corn, and not
n drop Of water. They were very mnch ema-
cialed, oue OF them being so weak as to be
scarcely able 10 stand, while their feet were
terribly FROZEN. They were 40 10 Frederick
city aud cared for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
1872 1919 ---- ~
OBITUARY.

Tie death of the late Mrs. JANE c. BAYS
deserves more than a passing seticeA Tue
Episcopal CHI rch, in which She was 30 lon2aa
communicate, and the community in which she
lived so many years, mingie their tears IN nu-
tnal sympathy over her grave. Her character
was strongly mark ed, composed of many
noble sentiments. Outspoken sincerity know
ing no concealmept, threw out upon the sur
face latent faults and virtues in forcible ex-
precision. Bnt the faults disappeared with the
exciting causes, while the virtues shone forth
in enduring beauty. nobler heart, with
better Impulses, g,neyer thrqbbed 10 moyIsil
mate elements of character which all who
knew Ter yill love to cherish in sacred .remem-
brance. aSachs genefo0s impulses demandrd
expression 10 an energy almost consuming
To do good TO others, whether in her own
communi onsor in the community in which she
lived pr 10 The wide worH az large, N minis
trations OF heavenly charity upon n scale only
bounded by her own resources was her mis-
sion on esrthg Her last work AID labor of
love in cooperating with the county OF Mon:-
gomery 10 mi nislering to the necessities OF the
Soaih daring the. prevalence OF the yrllog
fever was an appropriate'ciose to such a'career
of benevoence. In that noble work she ex-
hausted the forces of constitution sapped by
an lnsluions disease long PreylhR uPoh heI
health. When the last hox3was packed fapd
forwarded by her faithful hands 10 the widows
and orphans Of the afflicted South, with a
sense OF relief only depressed by her tears, she
fell upon her own bed of suffering and soon
entered upon her walk through the valley of
the shadow.
II is needless to say that her last days were
so-rowfully watched by relatives, pastor and
by an entire community. More general sym
patty was never poured at any bedside or up
on any grave In the last audible words that
fell from her lips she tried 10 unite in the
words Ct the Lords PRAYER, and the lastsmile
upon her face reflected The heavenly light into
which hersptrit was passing.
We believe that "FaMfu'ness" may be
written upon her tomb, and that her record
on high will be, .'Sbe hath done what SHE
cnuld ;,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
Mrplrra. Dlsrnlor. Eebruarr 10. ls1a

Mr. Editor 81 have read in your welcome
paper, which pays lis weekly visits to our Ere
sides, the many ideas and all kinds Of notions
from your numerous rresponnents--some
asking questions, some advising how to save
the Almighty Dollar, some trying 10. make a
President Of the Canal and the Good Master
knows what-and for fear you mi ht lhink our
people took no notice of the passing events Of
the day, | will send you a few lines, and think
when the proper time arises that we @ill have
some aspiranls who would like for the people
to call them TO fill some of the Offices that are
to be filled next Fall, but like the call in Holy
Writ, many viii be called, but few chosen--
For Instance in the last call for q County
Commissioner in this District Three of our
citizens thought they heard the voice which
said, IN wv is your time to become Com
missioner but am glad to be able TO say
that all Of our people are pleased with the sp-
pointmcnt OF Mr.. Poole aud have unboundee
confidence in his honesty and ability, and as
he spoken OF as reforiner we hope hewill be
successful in assisting his brothers in their eff
forts for economical government. 4sss
One of your correspondents suggested the
whipping post for small offences, and recon-
inended nine and thirty for the robbing of a
neighbours turkey-roost. If that is reform,
put il on our bill of fare-we can swallow it,.
We ARE pleased TO see that the people are
awakening to the glazing defects in the law ;
regulating county and State affairs, and trust
from the Standing and cultivated intellect OF
most of yonr correspondents ailheir efforts
will not be altogether 10 vain, and hope that
they viii keep The ball rolling until we have
suitable oiicesholders in every Office N the
State from Tho highest to the lowest who will
have been put in position for the good Of the
people and not for what they can make out of
them. Tile fact OF II is the aspirants for Office
have alinoS become a terror TO the people, for
are not the ways Of the politician rather mys-
terious. Notlong ago ;he ref9rmers and what
was;termed the ring element OF orr party were
at daggets point but report says the sledge-
hammer Of Democracy, or the war horse Of
Washington county, has circumsenteds the
head and front of the ins, and every. thing is
moving along splendidly, SO much SO that our
tricksers are al sea, being out in the cold and
not knowing whose fire TO warm by. That Is
as il should be, for to their ireachery
last Fall We owe our,defeat. itht new-formed
links are fralernally welded let us rally around
and hoist The banner of VIM T Hamilton and
proclaim him thelehoice Of this county for our
next Governor, and give him such vote that
will convince the Boosting of the Republicans,
though Il be reported the Sixth Congressional
District died a Suicidal death, we yet live and
mean to battle for the Supremacy Of the white
race through all time. MEDLEys'.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
ARRIAGEs.

MARnrrD.4 the 55TE dIt., At the Pr<s,,,,,-
ternn cburchat Boyd's Station, by Rev. w I
%. Petty Miss COURTNEY BURDETT and
Mr.. GEO. T. NICHOLAS, all OF this county !
Married at the Parsonage in Pooestilie,
by Rev. Ii. A. Gavcr, Mr. ROBERT II.
COOLEY ami Miss ANNIE NJ. Poole, all OF
fhq county,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
80. Order Mist
CHARLES THOMAS PRICE AND OTHERS
VS..
wM, II. PRICE AND OTHERS.
In The. Circuit Court .for Montgomery County
asa Court Of Eqaity.

ORDERED this 18th day Of February,
~ 1879, that the Report OF the Auditor
filed 10 the above cause, in The Matter OF the
Petition OF VIM VI /. Price and SamnelS Hays,
administrators o. Daniel Price, decea sed, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
LIST day OF March next; Provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper Pub
lished at Rockville, In said Montgomery
county, once IN each Of three successive weeks
before said ;stday Of March next.
ElR PRErTlMANscrk
Circuit Coun for Montgomery county.
True cops-Teaisl ste4 tSAk
feb 4-sl E. y. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
Notice 20 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr-
4 W bet has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county letters Of ad-
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate OF rfar
JANE &. BAYS, aei1'N
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or be-
iereShe Ath Of February 1880; otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment. Given under my hand, this
4th day OF February. 1879.
JAMES P. BAYS,
feb 1-it Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
THE DIFFER ENCE.

| In these days pregnant with dissatisfaction
no important and national issues between the
two political parties. Leaving aside even the
great purpose of the Democratic party to re-
form the almost fatal conceptions and abuses
Of the Radical party, there is another question
Of opinion which grows out Of the constitu-
ton and which is now and for many years
back been claiming the study OF the highest
4 constitutional legal talent of the country
the Federal government the source Of all
authority,or is il merely the depository OF
power7 This is the grear question. The posi-
ft:on of the two parties upon this issue is as
antagonistc ss possible. The Democrats con-
s,rue that The Federal government is The re-
pository OF power. the Republicans hold that
the States are subservient 10 the Federal au-
thoriiy.
Considering by what means this govern
ment became power, and by whom created,
the decision between the two opinions is not
difficult 10 reach. The case plainly stated is
thistle Democratic party maintain the SOW
ereignty Of the people, the Republican party
champions the high and oyer-ruling authority
of the Federal power. The Democratic poll
cy tends 70 revivify the spirit Of our instilu-
tions and more permanently to establish the
same; The Republican idea grasps for CEN
tralized government. What would be the re-
sui. in each ease2 In The first il would be bpl
a continuation Of, the government made and
given us by The Fathers /; and The latter, ruled
only by party good or personal abolition,
would lead 10 the germ of all that is mos hate
;ful to the education and patriotism Of the
American people. The two parties have thus
reaffirmed themselves upon this Issue which
has recently come up for discussion in tue U
S. Senate. s.i.sssi ~.
I II il well here TO bring before the minds of
those Democrats who are, crazed upon IRE
form outside Of The party the fact that a Rc-
form party, by its being composed Of men of
both the Democratic and Republican view up
on the above subject, will be At sea. There
is difference between ihe two parties, aud
the difference is principle dear to every DEM
ocrat--is isa vital and absorbing issue.
A bill has been introduced in The Tennessee
Legislature. which is said to be favorably re-
ceised, making The legal rate Of interest il
that State at 3per cent. Such an enactment
can scarcely be expected TO invite capital 10
that State. Her Solons seem to be cruelty AZ
aicied with craze that works TO The detr-
ment Of the interest OF the Commonwealth.
England has found the Zalus OF South AZ
RIGA as formidable foe as our Sioux Indians.
The fate Of the eight hundred troops sent TO
attack them is very much like taat which fell
upon Custer aud bis command at Little Big
Horn. ff F ~ AIt ifN a+H
There have beeu for,y-ops. children in ibis
county named after The Hon. W. T. iIamil-
ton Hggersfo,cn Guard 81 20 l--l
Are they all ''unpufehasabs tribanes Of
the people?
lngersoll is about 10 publish a new book
entitled THE Religion Of the Sword and
Flame gg saa..Ii s aaa .qlah
Peter Cooper wac sish'y.eIsSr seArs old on
Wednesday. l.tt lssl' e,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE of . Deed of Trust from,
I'D yames " ihiams aud Martha A VIII
liams, his wife. dated the 4ii of August, in
the year 1916, and recorded in Liber H. B. p.
No. Is, folio 226, Re-, one OF the la I'D records
of Montgomery county, Maryland, the sub
scribets will offer at public auction tosihe
highest bidder in Font of the Court House.
at Rockville, in Montgomery county, Nd, on
TUESDAY, February the 18th, 1873,
at IL O'clock, NJ, the following described real
estate owned by said Williams and wife, con-
tanning
I 800 ACRES
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
CoNSTABLE's SALE.

DYEIRTUE of two writs of feri facias
ID .issned by james Pl Bays, Justice OF
the Reace of the .Statcof Maryland, in and
for Montgomery couniygat the writ OF Frede-
rick E.fkoore, against. the goods and chat
ties, lands aud tenemenis of William N
HARDEST aud Martha q. Hardesty, and TO
me directed, / have seized and taken in execu-
ton all he right lille, claim interest and
estate. both at law and in equity, of said
William MsHardesiy and Martha G.. Har-
desty, in and toall thattract, part Of a tract,
piece or pafcel OF land ,sitnate, lying and be-
ing in said county and State, being part Of
tract ofaland called ''Thompson's Cool
Springs" situate nesr the Great Falls, ad-
joining the lands of VIM Dove, John Collins
and others, containing oti
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

Disappointed 10 lhe Berlin mission ex-Gov.
IiaSimDis EraeiOasly sroepis the postmaster
chip Jas,ies is working gu, her end ayains,
this pafiiEan for his yileuess .'frr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

We have received copy Of the Columbus
t0hio) DaiE Labor, connected with which 10
our lellow -lownsmau, Mr. A. A. Braddoek -
II is neatly printed Il has an adherence 10
National parties, and we hope to live 10 see
The day when such parties will be made
things Of the past hS the influence Of this
journal but aged dimuess OF sight as appre-
hended win ohstrnct the viewing Of the con-
summation Of This huge undertaking. Leav-
ing aside such principles the paper is bright
aud nswsy, and We we trast that in busi-
ness way it may pan out well. II deserves a
better creed shanshs one il has adopted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
ADJOURNED uEETING.

THE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
4 county will meeiat thelrRoom, q Rock
vile, on sna,
TUESDAY, February the 18th, 1879,
and take M the road petition Of Chas. Ne,z-
garapd Others. =
By order; JOS. A. TANEY,
feb It'd Cl'k 10 County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14
30 ACRES OF EsAnS

NORTON tEss,.z
and more particularly described in deed
from William Veirs Bouic, Jr., Trustee, aud
Others 10 n deed tearing date.the 9th day Of
July, A. D. 1878, and recorded in iiher E.
B. p, No IS folio 273, &c, che of the land
records of said Montgomery county.
Notice is hereby given that ~
On TUESDAY, March the 18th, 1879,
at 70 O'Clock, NJ, a, the Cont House 1our
in the town Of Rockville, ] will sell the above
described property a, public sale TO the high
est bidder for CASH
= E2tCgx t-Es JAMES W GRAFT, <
feb l4-ts Constable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

Peter Mnlligau, Abe seetk who stole S4 600
from the Posloillces DepAriwentai Washing
ton, last week, has beeu sentenced to The Cana
dian Penitentiafy ior eve years, for Bringing
ssolsu goods into the Dominion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

There have been for,y-ope. children in this
county named after The Hon. W. T. Hamil-
Hgger,toscn Guard. n 20, l--i
Are they all ''anpufehasnbls tribanes Of
the people,? ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

10 scanning the last issue OF the IIagers-
town YOcmans Gaard we are glad to notice
amArked increase in It's advertising patron
age, and hope this increase may steadily con-
time The Guard Is one Of The best county
jearnals 10 The State, and deserves success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

England has found the Zdlus Of South AZ
RIGA as formidable foe as our Sioux Indians
The fate Of the eight hundred troops sent to
attack them is very much like That which fell
upon Custer aud bis command at Little Big
Horn f F ~ AiA lfN .tH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-02-14

lngersoli is about 10 publish new book
entitled THE Religion Of the Sword and
Flame ......ti, 49, 49, .t.t
Peter Cooper was sish'y.eissr years old on
Wednesday. -.tt .sss1' q
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-08

sALIsBuRY's INVENTION FOR Pro
DUcING SrEAM.-Through tlleooliteness
of Mr.. William Blackie, an ,blc ma
chinist of our city, who holds til patent
right in this State for the application of
sallsbury's steam-producing invntion,
we had the opportunity of seclg it's
workings at the factory of Mr.. !. w.
Brown. With q slow fire, sufficiet to
heat pipe containing coal tar, All by
the simplest mechanism valve is turh,l
which allows stream of coal tar--rn-
dered combnstible by this heat, to e
driven with great force into the furnac
This spray soon increases the intcnsit,
OF the heat to just such degree as til
engineer desires, regulating it either b.
shutting off or opening the valve at hi
pleasure. Such is, in brief, the modu
operandi. There can be no doubt of tn
entire success Of this great discovery
With a tritling cost, with either coal tau
residue of petroleum pine tar, rosin, etc.
steam can be obtained. Engines of al
descriptions, on water or on land, can b.
used according to this marvellous though
simple process. Any one possessed o
ordinary intelligence will be convince,
in Il few minutes Of its entire prac
ticability.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-08

FRENCH MUTUAL AND BENEVOLENT
SoClETY.-This Aourishing organization
held it's annual meeting on last Monday,
Bird inst. The following named gentle.
men were elected as it's officers to serve
for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. b. Duchein; Vicc-Prcsi-
dents, j. j. Capdevielle and l. Pujol;
Treasurer, Jules Froment; Recording
Secretary, l.. Jadot; Financial Secre-
tary, Leon Jastrcmski; Recording Sec
lretary, II. Cazcdessus. Finance Com
lnittee, A. L. Bareyre, j. b. Dupuy,
+. Ousset; Relief Committee, j. Com
kouzou, G. Gesselly, and Joseph Billiard ;
admission Committee, J. }. Capdcviellc
nd p. Castro.
Irhe customary interchange of compli-
was INDUCED in, q ,fnale to the
|ction, which became more and more
;atimental as the liquids grew beauti-
~; " less. Our reporter added that
,ro, tything went off in the happiest man
:. possible.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-08
THE OAMPBELL's ARE COMING.
"DISNA YE HEAR THE SLOGAN

Baton Rouge has been selected Nv n,
people, by majority Of 600 accon,; n.
to the showing made by the Secretary =
State; and, by the Eternal. the aent !,
government must be located there To,
every paper friendly to Red Stick, tab,
up the cry for fair dealing.-Patr;ot.
Democrat. 'O'
We are happy to note the friendly nj.
terances Of the Patriot-Demonut It is nc
more however, than could have been OK.
pected from this able exponent of popu-
lar sentiments journal ever found
in..the breach in support of Right. We
appreciate these woods of encouragement
doubly, coming as they do from our
steadfast East Felicima friends. In the
"sweet bye and bye" We will remember
this.
In response, in behalf of the CAPT.
ToHAN, we have to say, that we have
entered in the arena, and with vizor
lowered and Glance at res," we stand
ready to meet any opponent, from any
quarter he may come.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-08

WE have to ask the indulgence Of
our readers and patrons, for the tarly
appearance of our first number. We
have been beset by all manner of annoy
ances. Our material took several days
rest on board the "Gay. Then, when it
reached us a part Of it was in 'spi" For
several days the atmosphere Of our office
was sulphurous. Vows, black and blue
was the chorus of the song that reached
our ears at every turn. And although
those belonging to the CApIToL1AN, are
as mild mannered-we will not say "as
any pirate that scuttled q ship" etc
as printers generally are, they broke out
in anything save psalms. The trouble is
over however, and we'll not do SO again.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-08

WE had the pleasure last week OF
attending an imprompta seance on animal
magnetism ut the room of Prof. Achnet
of this city. This scientist had drawn
with chalk on u small crown round ia
ble-whicl should have been hack so he
explained certain !lieroglyphics known
only to himself. He then sent an intel
ligcnt cOntraband in search Of u rooster,
wherever hescould find one. The mes
sengcr soon made his re-appearance
bringing Il red one,-which should have
been grey ne,-for reasons too lengthy
to describe, so the Prof. stated. Mr..
Achmet Selling the foul by the legs,
made several passes, not understood by
the spectators, -prOnouncing some ca
balistic words at the same time. He
then placed the rooster on his head, hold
ing it in that position for II few seconds !;
suddenly he brought his subject on this
table placing it with it's bill resting on
the central hieroglyphic. At this june
turc bell was rtlng, the Professor held
up his hands, when 10 and behold, the
rooster lay there as in D trance, motion
less and with it's feathers raised as if
seized with terror. Presto change, after
two passes and two unintelligiblc words,
the bell was twice rumg, and the rooster
was itself again. We have seldom wit
messed more interesting experiment.
TO the admirers of spirit'a'ism, this
exhibition would be very gratifying.