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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

rnrnspAY, aorxryc, sr-r Is,h. IS
LEoSaEDTowy, W.

CrEExSr Evrsrs notwithstanding the
violence and fer@~isy Of the Paris Ronrhs
nnd ReIs. the arrest and imprisonment
With impunity Of priests and nuns. who are
denounced - "citizcns styled the servants
~ the person called God" and the strip
ring. sc"urgine and mecking Of ccclesi-
nstieal dignitarirs. it is tolcrably clear that
order IS at last forming out Of chaos and
that the days Of sacrilege and plumber are
numbered in Paris. The latesr atrocity
is but the lurid signal that forecasts the
quick sinking cf the pirate feet Of the
French insurgents, with its pirate crew.
Congress is set down for a disappear
snce IN Monday next The Ku-Klux
Bill VIII certainly pass the Senate without
material change before adjournment i.
will. "f course. receive the approval Of the
President. A general amnesty bill has
passed the lower House. II is yet TO be
acted upon in the Senate. The Y cor
respondent Of the y fillmore Ga-eae says.
it is a bill TO remove al disabilities from
MI persons. ercepf those ~ho MLor nnder
them. BE this as il NAV. it certainly ex-
acts an oath from the applicant for am
nesty. the meaning of which is, that the
aforesaid applicant has been guilty Of
something that re ought to be ashamed
Of. As we are oaly ashamed of not hav-
ing been successful, We don't think VIC
shall invest in the new amnesty. as long
ut least ~ deprivation Of Office is the only
penalty for not making ourselves loyal.
The recent election in Connecticut is
disappointment to every body--to the rad
icals. because they expected to have been
badly beaten. and to the democrats. be-
cause they believed they would make
clean sweep of the State. Nobody seems
TO have prepared themselves for drawn
battle and hence the general disappoint-
ment. Aud yet this is exactly the situa-
ton. The democrats have gained upon
the popular vote, added considerably to
their Legislative strength ana maintained
their old Congressional representation
English, the democratic candidate for
Governor, though beating his opponent,
Jewell. before the people. is short Of a
plurality Of votes, and the election of Gov
crnor. consequently. is RENTED to the
Legislature. where the republicans have
majority. The republicans have become
Of late SO accustomed to defeat, that when
they are not routed. horse. foot and dra-
COON. they cheer as Justify for ''stand
off, as other people for real victory As
il would be positively malicious not to al
low them some consolation. we acknowl-
edge and agree that they have not been
very badly thrashcd at the election under
notice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

DAVIS on BurLER-Garrct Davis de-
seribed Butler the other day in the Sen
ate as 1.-THE universally recognized coward.
BLACKBOARD and scoundrel Of the United
States, a description, continued Davis.
that Butler himself does not dissent from.
And so we all say. bu, say wha, We will,
it is nevertheless fact, that Butler is the
leader Of the administration party in the
lower House Of Congress.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

BAI,nu's MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-Thcre is IN
immense variety in the Way numbes OF Ballou' :
Magazine, and the stories, sketches and poetry
ali good. while the illustrations are fresh
and ses'sonable, just Nha; the people like aud
appreciate. One Of the most Interesting aiyen
lures in this number is the story called Caught
BY Mosby" by James franklin Fits. Soldiers
will Rad ii with interest. The contents are !:
"BO,hwsll Castle, Scotland; :" The Absurdi-
ties oi Fashion, The Joys ola Miner Life =
''Iav riSweEs;' "a Sensation Wedding -
.'Ex:ines RaCss;'' .Nagke, Scsne a, the Cape
cf GOOD llope;n a Leap in the Dark = ',Ex-
pia,ion;' Ii lie wanted lier;" '.Cauxh, by
Mcshy;' The Siiewr<ck 81 the Carrier FL
geon;'h Taking summer Boarders;'' The
Wet Grave" Raising = Sunken Whale !"
Forever; = Widow Higgins and her Daugh,-
cTs;' fireside Chromo,'' 'The Legend Of
the Silver Heart" Rogue River The Mys-
terry Ut velore Vere;'' Tive Women - Our
Young Peoples S;ory-Tslics-"Guess: or, The
Son ut a Politician - "a Horrid Foy;'' The
oaiilrig Family .'Eirn House. Curious
Matters The HoGsckccrer;' ''Facis and
Fsneies;" 'Smilh's Hunting Expedition
Humorous Illustrations The terms Of ssnal-
ic'''s Magazine" are only 81 81 vser year. or Is
eeuts pr cepv. ar dubbed with ssThe nenfhly
NaScsetse' for Ss>ae Tor the two Themes h
Talbot, ~ Coasrvss S;rvc', Boston are the pub
fishers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
TIE
FreSide Friend.

A Monthly Periodical for the Home Circle
Devoted 70 Literature. Science, Health, Amu.e-
ment and Useful information
Containing forty-eight three column pages 10
the number, filled with Choice Stories, Sketches
and Poems from the pens Of the best writers Of
America.
Articles on Scientific subjects, Health and Re-
form.
department. for the Children, filed with in
structive and amusing articles.
A Masonic department, containing informa-
ton valuable to the members of the Fraternity.
Temperance department, In which will bc
advocated those principles without which there
can be no happy homes or pure morals.
Brilliant Scraps and Diamonds Of Thought
gathered from correspondents and other sources
ana arranged with rare, making n eminently
suited for the Home Circle OF every family in tho
land. e
Trrms-,.y,-.,,. =. 49,.
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Correspondence ofthe Beacon.)
u 3lTufW.
April 7th, 1871.

April 7th, 1871. ~
pcar Be0com am much amused at
reading the vituperations Of the brave.
noble-heartcd correspondent from St. Ini-
goes. ".Spcc'ctor His communication
tells its own tale. "mn'igahy." III wrote
anything in my little communication last
week that gave offence to person or per-
sons. am sorry | trusted likewise to
YOU. have heard you say, that you
would no. publish any caustic article--of
personal nature-likely to give offence.
Well. | suppose you think some people
have no feelings-or If SO. it matters not. =
But am depressing. Spectator winces,
becomes personal comments on my pri-
vate affairs. would criminate me for an
error OF Judgment on my part. Perhaps
better and wiser men than |. have conf
mittcd like crrors--tn err is human
Suppose | should single outa gentleman (!)
that madc general practice of gambling.
drinking. Office seeking. going to every
country dance that comes off within TWEEN
ty miles around. his wife and little chill
drcn at home. making a virtue of ncce>-
sity; and suppose should ventilnte his
short -comings in an adjacent newspaper.
would it be proper on my part-evcn il
the paper would publish it? Think not :;
think it small mind that will Gin a
spirit Of malign;ty) throw up a mans
faults to him. but Of him who will malign
a person on account of his miyori""es.
l will withhold my opinion. Let the fair
judging public pass Judgment. As t"
habits. morals, etc Gin comparison" let
the public judge of that too. would ad-
wise Spectator TO announce himself as n
candidate for reelection to Office again.
4 gentleman O. Of his sagacity and lib
crafty is, I think. eligible to ill any Of
fee in the gift Of the people. His last
caustic article is pronounced, By his old
friends hcreatouts, to he capital cam
paign document. | acknowledge that |
don't keep the sabbath as should do
I have fallen from grace since came to
st Mary's; "evil communications cor
rupt good manners" l have. on several
occasions. after church service in the morn
ing, gone anu spent the evening. as a
Spectator at a party of Christians (?1play-
ing at cards: repent me of it, will do
SO no more.-that was f;,nn of mine. -
| take the rebuke most kindly. Let Spec
:afor vcntIiate all of my faults. but let me
bear my mi:fortH"cs in silence. alone as |
am. far from old and tried friends
Tell Spectator that am not candi-
date for matrimony. though am much
indebted to him for his seasonablc advice
| have seen mon portray their own char
acter, with their pen, in the effort Of try
ing to sketch that Of another. Work
more, and sport less. is my advice to Spec
tutor 1t viii he. perhaps. a better cleo
tinnrcring billet fur him than using his
pen TO vcntilate his ncighbors misSrtunes.
\ man Of thrift and economy at home gen
orally makes tue best pH'lir officer.
Yours Truly.
JEENS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
Corn and Tobacco.

"HiTEL0CK'S." vEGETAToR' contains
w In soluble condition every element ne
cessary in the production of Corn aud Tobacco.
10 Is always uniform in quality, and the price
having been reduced TO $50 per ton, planters are
invited to apply small quantity by the side Of
any other manure they are using.
Each bag contains leo pounds and the guam
lity applied should not exceed that of Peruvian
Guano.
Orders sent direct or through Commission
Merchant will ke filed by
". WniTEIOCK Co,
IL South street.
Baltimore.
April G, ls1l-Im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Editor -. Mars Bea,o n.-You will con-
fer great fav'r by Announcing the name
C"l JAMES 7. HLAKtSrONE. Of Leon
ardtown district. as a candidate for State :
Attorney at the ensuing huiumLai Conven-
tim II the Conservative Democratic Party
"s 81. Man's C univ. Col B. is a man of
great business capacity. and true Democrat.
and Il minated. would unqussloaably
add strength to the ticket.
Three hundred voters of
II. lnigoe's district.
April Is, Is1l-;e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

In theCircuii Cous, for 81 Mary county,
sitting asa Court 81 Equity.
No. pig y Equity.
hRDEREDp,his 10th day OF Marrh.
" 1871, hat the sa!e made aud report, 4
Ivy IL. Z. Combs and J s. Towns, Trustee.
in this cause, beIaiitic'i and confirmed. unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or before
the Bird Monday OF April next !; provided a
copy of this order be published IN the IT
Mary's Beacon once week for three succes-
sive weeks prior to the said Srd Monday OF
April.
The Report states that the land sold for
$500.
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True coty-Test.
JN0 A CAVALIER, Crk.
march %, ls1i-sw.
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Valuable Premiums given 10 all who get
up elahs al The regular subscription price 81 90
per year. For particulars see club lists.
Specimen copies sent FREE 20 any address.
All letters relative 20 the Literary Department
Sncst be addressed 20 the editor
J. WILLIAM VAN Nance.
All letters relative 10 business must be address
sesi to the publisher.
r. LE0NIDAS HAMILTON.
Posf-Ofiire iiox. 1885,, Sew lerk CITY.
Single copies, 20 c,ass. Fer sale by all News
Dealers.
Jan 10. 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
FOR TIE LEGISLATORS.

Mn Err sR.-You are requested TO an
nouncc IN the BEAcnS, LEWIS II. LEIGH
* a candidate for sea, in the next Gene
val Assembly Of Maryland, subject. of course.
to the decision Of County Convention, if
one shall be called. and to say that he will
be warmly supported by the people of Chap
tico and 0akv,lIe districts.
march 90. 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court q Saint Nrry's Cesafv, vt

Orphans Court Of Saint Nrry's Cssafy, vt -
April IL. 1871.
nRnERED By THE COURT. That Jos. q.
" TAYLOR, executor Of Robert Ford
late Of 81 Mar,s county, Marylani. deceased,
give the notice required nv law 10 the deccas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims. aud that
the saiie he published once a week for six sue
ecssive weeks in some newspaper printed in said
county.
JAWS " Rslxr,
Register Wills for ST Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

OS THE WIyG.-Governo Holden's as
sistant in plundering and maltrcatins the
people of North Carolina, Colonel Berger.
is wanted in that State on sundry crimi-
nal indictments. Grant has appointed
him Consul. ut South American port.
and he is in New Jersey. avoiding arrest
until he can escape from the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
TwExry-oxE VorEs OF BALTIMORE.

BopY FouND-The body of black
man, namei William Collins, foatcd
ashore, near the residence Off. II. Wath-
en-, Esqr., on our Bay. Sunday morning
last. Collins was drowned by capsizc
on the 23rd Of last January. and though
'strd efforts were made at the time to
recover the body for burial, these efforts
proved unsuccessful and We're finally aban-
doncd. The body had been under water
over two months and half and, when
discovered, was found TO be well preserv-
ed and only slightly mutilated The re-
mains Of .!ic unfortunate man Larc been
decently inferred in the burial ground #
ST. Josephs church.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
Wen Digging.

TDERSoSS sis~'reas Of having wells dug
car havs tho same sl~ne by she uas.er-.
sixnexl exrc.isiausly and ch~apiy.
Rssr~. IS ceass pr scsa. f~ digging and
wallirS. Orders sddres-rd 10 the care cf
VIM. y Eaelea. Jr.. viii Be- prcmptly a.-
tended &c.
WI. RICH.
~ References if necessary can bs sivxu
Tor the faifhfcl exrcu:io Of the work.
April Is, lS7.-6m.
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CEO. r. ROWELL + CO., 10 Park Ro~,
VI Nsr Fork.

S K PETTEyGlLL & CO., ~ Park ROw,
New FORK,
Are the sole agents for the 81. Nrry's Bssccn.
in thu, city. and are authorized to contract
for inserting advertisements for US 81 our low
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are ne
quested 10 .eave their fayors with either Of the
above houses.
tct 81, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
NOTICE.

In pursuance of The above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF 81 Mary's county, MARYLAND.
letters icstamentary ON the personal estate
Of Robert Ford. late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims again., the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto,
10 the subscriber, On or before the LIST dsy of
Nov. 1871, they will otherwise by law be ey-
Guided from the benefits of the said estate. All
persons indebted 20 the deceased are requested to
make immediate payment Ia the subscriber.
JOS. %. TAYLOR,
Executor.
April 10 lsIl-sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

| respectfully announce myself as a can.
didA'e tor n"mi alton by the Democratic
Convection OF "a. Mary's county for the
Office 4 Sta'e's Attorney, and pledge myself
to abide, sqiarely aud fgithfuiiy, By the ac-
tiua Of tina, holy.
- JAMES VI. WILSON.
April Is, is7i-tmc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
go TIE VOTERS OF SAINT MARYS
COUNTY.

Move t''an thru years ago, having learned
from NV friend, Col Js. :. Downs, the
then aud NV a; lie a, Efficient States At
tnruey. that he w""'d no, be a candidate for
rec c:ion. sunuunccd my purpose run
fu the position
Encouraged hv .hc approval and so'icita.
ii"n. "f many friends. ! present myself rs a
candid 'ie far States Attorney. aud IL cleo.
ted. p'ed:e my hest rff1rts To the faithful
discharge a. the duties of the office
JAMES I. BLACKSTONE.
April IL. ls7l-,e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

Seeing that "Jr>ms commenced the fight
and the personalities with Spectator and his
friends and still continues them in his present
communication, SHINING in the matter OF per
sonal and private reference as deeply S'ertlt =
himself We at see that We owe kia anv apology
for admitting to pub ic.sti"n the article he com
plains of. Nevertheless, We regret in the light
Of rcceni revelations. having given publicity 10
the last comrsulication of S,,sciator, and We sc
knowledge ourselves culpahle of incantion in
having done 50. The necessity our part Of
allowing ne ms" his present rsjeinder will, Of
course. I've obvious To the rcajer.-Ep. BEACON
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
MARRIED.

On the s,h inst, BY the Rev Mr.. Peielupc.
WV. 4. DEAN to Hiss CELESTIA BROOM
BANK.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Father Hamil-
ton. JOSEPH r. HEARD 10 Miss SUSAN Il.
NAEIIL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GRAlN.-oferings Wheat small; only s.seo
bushels reported on Change this morning; only
sale OF moment was |, 500 bushels Western red
on private terms. Corn-S loo bushels offered !;
sales 4, 500 bushels Southern white at 50 cts;
3.5oo bushels yellow s9ts SO cts; sO1 bushels
Western low mixed white ~ cts. ;, 200 bnsh-
els Western white and yellow on private terms.
Oats. $50 bushels received: market frmer ::
1000 bushels prime sold AZ &c cts: small lot
common 81 cts. Rye-No sales.-saltimore
Monday, 10th.
ToBACCO.-The market this week has been
quiet comparatively for all descriptions of Leaf,
and the feeling in il is scarcely firm as il has
been. the advices from the other side being rath-
er less favorable for shippers. In Maryland there
has been only moderate business done, and we
hear of no transactions worth mentioning in
Ohio, Kentucky or Virginia. Prices are nomi-
nally unchanged, and we quote to-day as fol-
lows. viz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
sMITnV|llt,
containing
60 acres,

> .#t# mrc or less.
This land Is located Immediately at tho
.'line," "n the line OF the cant, mplat d
railroad !rom Point lookou, to Washing
I IN, distant from thu "Puin," a few
mil' $ only. and has upon it good
DWELLING.
STORE-HOUSE,
UUT-HOUSES, &c.
The store is one Of the best stands for the
m.rcaq,ile trade ia the county. whilst
the land is well improved and OF firs,-class
SOL.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree. are: One
third Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day of sal. aud the balance
ut one aud two years crcdit-the defer
red payments to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser, with security -
lie apr v,'d 10y the Trustee. and to bear
interest IRON the day of sale.
j. PARRAN CRANE.
Trustee.
A;.ril 6, ISIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

FArALIrY. forty-second Congress
has now been in session four weeks. In
all this time not a single measure for the
benefit of the people has engaged its at
tention. 1t has been occupied in the out
rage of degrading Senator Sumner at
President Grants dictation in debating
the unconstitutional ku-klux bill, whose
object is to force Grants denomination as
the Republican candidate for the Prcsi-
dency. by giving him military control of
the rottenborough States. and in expound-
ing the San Domingo swindle, whose only
object is to put money in the pockets Of
Grants cronies and favorites. and to en-
rich the partners Of the military ring
which now controls the action of the Exc
cutiye.
1t seems as il some fatality had taken
possession of this Congress and of the Re-
publican party, preventing them from do
ing anything that the public can look upon
with satisfaction aud encouragement Even
so simple measure as the repeal Of the
income tax would have been of value TO
the Republicans. and would have hight
ened the weight Of odium which is now
crushing them. But to do even so little
as this for the people appears to be i'm
practicable, and all tina. tho majority in
Congress and the President have been
able to accomplish has been to laber-and
with much sacccss--for the destruction of
the great and memorable party of which
they are such incompetent. aud mischief
making epresentasiyes.-N.l J.. Nas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

re- The Louisville Journal speaks of
Congressman Bowen as married to three
women. and thirty-four States yet to hear
FROM"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

GTANO.--For Guano and Fertilizers gener-
ally the market is extremely dull, more So than
il has been for wears past. The Southern de-
mand has fallen of very largely. and the de
mani from our own. and the neighboring States
also shows large decrease. For Peruvian the
agents prices are still SOL. so for Chincha Is
land, ana 500 per long ton gold, for Guanane,
for lots OF 81 tons or more and il is selling in
lots as wanted by dealers at from STe TO SIS.
currency, per ton Of 2.0o0 pounds, but for other
Fertilizers it is difficult TO give reliable quota
lions. buyers as rule being able to dictate
terms.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS.

! II. persons having claims against
IA John III. Tucker, deceased, are
hereby notified to Gle the sane with the
Register Of Wills for ST. Mary's county
against the real estate Of said deceased, os
or before the
18TH DAY OF NAY NEXT.
otherwise they viii be excluded by law
from al benefits Of said estate.
JN0. A. DUNBAR.
Trustee.
April 10, ls.f--lt.
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Trustees Sale
Of
real ESTATE

DY virtue al decree 1t the Circu;t
ID Curt for Saint Maryis county, sit
ting in Eqaiy. ras-ed in cause 10 which
Pcrmcli. Smi'h il complainant. aud J,hn
b. Courtney 70 defendant. . d h~ar;nr
date Of the Is b day Of March. 1869. the
undersigned. a. Trustee. will offer a,
public sale. At the Tall Pine. ON
Saturday. the Goth day of April,
1871,
between the hours cf AID 1 O'Clock, D.
m. al that tract or p,rccl Of land. si,a-
ated in 81. t'ig 'cs district Of St. Mary's
county. c,ilcd and kuowa by the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

CONTRIBUTIONS NOTICE.
James W Raley
& others.
vs..
j In W. thompson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

MISPLACED SYMPATHY one Of
cur bankrupt friends the other day. we
began to express our great regret for his
misfortune in being compelled 10 go into
bankruptcy and our sympathy for his fam-
ily. But he cut Us short. '.My dear SIR
said he, ''doa't gricve Yourself about my
family. took care Of them. you bet -
Just save your symr1thies fur the families
Of MY creditors We departed. wi.er
man
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13
New q

TUE suit
Barre >
opened a 81
Sure. ard /
Choice Goo,
will sell thef
satisfactory
c. fee. SugaI
Pickles. VII
calls pariicuI
ton Il ('hoiV
which hc vii
antess them
respectfully
patronage al
2. 4. Hel
10 the ssle oil
April G. 1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

RERBAl
DY virsu
ting asaCo,,
In hica 10
IN, n 4 Wal
b. airing dat
her. IN the
~ Trustee.
the Court II
Tuesday
between n,
5 o'clock. p
"a wit
Onc trao
Chap'ie" di
Maryland.
MI
and contain
q
mere or les
1hi. lane
en,'s Bay a
state OF "
lent soil NJ.
il. II $50,
Stores, Nil
u eonsidera
on the pref,
and adapn ,
"a the s,sr]
The locn
enc. aud I'll
of the ncs,
of Oh" conn
TERMS
the ,ircrec.
an'l. pen
ney. the II
rccted TO en-
ser. free. q
claims Of Il,
Of those g
them.
April q,
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CONF

CONF .
In she Ci.
sittif
(lRDERl,l
~ is7L |
fled in this c
uniesscause |:
before the !
provided . q
In the 50 Mar !
three success
Isl Monday Il
Trne Fl
Api. q, is1