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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27
New Store! NewG00ds!
PHILIP +. COMBS,
DEALER IN
Liquors, Flour and Family Groceries,
Battin.ore.

'l>IIE subscriber has removed TO I7o
L Barre street, corner OF Warner, aud
opened FIST class Cir Gerry and Liquor
Store, ard will have constantly on hand
Choice Goods in his line Of business, and
will sell them fer CASH at reasonable and
satisfactory prices. lie will keep Teas,
C.ffte. Sugar, Spices, Canned Fruit, Jellles.
Pickles, Wines, Whisksys, &C.. &c. lie
calls particular attic ntion to his fine selec-
,iou Of Choice Family and Extra Flour.
which he will sell at low prices and gar
anie-s them to give satisfaction. You are
respectfully requested to extend to him your
patronage and support.
i'HILIP COMES.
l79 Barre St., above Euiaw.
P.S. He will Ray particular attention
TO the .sle Of all Kinds OF country produce.
April 6, ls7i-it.
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TO6ACCO PLANTERS

Oo AGO PLANTERS
Who wish to insure large crops should use
wnANS'SRAw BoNESrPER rRoSPHAr:.
The effects OF this grca, FERTILIZER are or
eqaaicd. 4 is used by the hes, and mos, Sue
cess.ul tobacco Growers in the country.
Il apple! whanns Raw Bone Super-rhcs-
pha;e on my Tobacco. Side by side, il is sups
rior TO Peruvian Guanc.'
ROBERT L. RiNES, Dinwiddie Co., Va.
Used it alongside Peruvian in equal quan,i-
ties, on Tobacco. Where Whanns applied
the Tobacco is more than twice az large, re-
naming green and vigorous during the Protrac
ted drouih.' ". r. ELAN,
Petersburg, Va.
Used il on Tobacco and never saw anyihins
10 equal il. Il. ". LAWSON.
Jacksonville, y.
Used Whann's Raw Rome Supcr-PhosphSie
on Tobacco and consider il the hest article I
ever used W. II. LEWIS.
Dinwiddie Co., Va.
'J'sed il on Tobacco and Wheat. II is equA
10, if not better than any fertilizer ever used
J. II. CLAY. Amelia Co, Va.
Whauh's Raw Bone Super Phosphate is cqus'
" good on all crops. IL is the best and mos;
SucccSsful fertilizer now in the market. Seaa
for Pamphlets AM Circulars.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
0rPhGns' Court Of Saint 1rrp's County, Net -
April IL, 1871.
nRDERED By THE COURT. That Jos. O .
" TAYLOR, executor of Robert Ford,
late Of ST Nsry's county, Nsrylsnd. deceased,
give the notice required by law 70 the deceas-
eds creditors TO exhibit :heir claims, and thai,
'he same he published once a week for six sue
ccssivc weeks 10 some 5ewspapcr printed in said
county.
Test:
JAxrs T N RAtEr,
Register Wills for 81 Mary's county.
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With Clerks and Sheriffs fees, adleh.
The applicant must either take on h, a.
heretofore, before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of the county whore he is engaged
in business. of the amount Of goods kept
on hand. at the PRINCIPAL Season of sale ;
or the oath may be administered BY Jus
tice Of the Peace, when the person wan'-
ing the licenses Al pies through al agen.
If the latter course BE- adopted. the follow
ing form will he deemed suffi lent com
yliance with the act:
~ 1E,r,'. .o,,t,, o. 80.
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. ORTGAGEES' SALE OFREAL
Nl AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

By virtue Of authority given in Deed Of Trust
from Francis c. Neale and Rosa H. Neale. his
wife. 10 Francis Ne.,le, Benjamin G. Harris and
John Il. Neaie, Of the city Of baltimore the un-
dersigned will offer At public sale, on the pre,ni-
ses, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Nay next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 5
o'clock, p. m, the tract parcel Of Land called
"REEDfS,'' containing 300 acres. more or less,
and the tracts Of land called 'JARBoE'S s" or
MILLS" containing 2o2 acres, more or less /:
the same being now commonly called and
known as ''ROSEDALE," and comprising the
home estate Of said Francis c. Ncale.
Also. on the same day, all the personal pro-
Pcrty on the premises.
Terms Ct Sale six thousand dollars in cash
on the day Of sale. and the balance in thirteen
equal annual installmcnts-;he deferred paw
nents TO lie secured 10 the satisfaction Of the u-
designed and 10 hear Interest
FRANCIS NEALE,
BENZ. C.. HARRIS,
JOHN II. NEALE
Mortgages.
CONES L DOWNS
Attorneys for Mortgages.
April 20. is7l-ts.
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RENEW YOUR LICENSES.

nlRADERS, KEEPERS OF ORDI-
Il harcs and OF crs, are h, rehy no,i-
6'd, in pursuance Of the "C.de Of Pub
lie General Laws and the Acts OF Assem-
bly,, in such cases made aid provided"
n take out aud renew their Lie, nses, Oh
or
Before the lst day of May
neat,
rs the failure to do SO by any will sub
ject such I" the severe penalties impose.
by the laws Of the S ate, which forbid all
pnsons from bar,-ring or selling goods.
wares aud m rchandis. without FIRST h,v-
ing rb,sined license from the Clerk IT
the Circuit Curt.
BY or'icr.
JNO. A CAVALIER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
mr St. Mary's county.
EI F,r the convenience Of those d
string TO take out or renew their licenses
which expire on the FIRST day Of May next.
l will be prepared to issue the same or
and after the I'll day Of April. upon
compliance with the provisions Of tn:
laws OF the Stat relating thereto.
JNO. A. CAVALIER.
Clerk.
March 23, 1S70-td.
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Notice to
Merchants,
Traders
A N D 0 T H ERS.

a LII persons and bodies corporate or
- po'i'ic, in Saint Mary's county,
who are or shall be exercising or pu.su-
ing any business, or shall be doing any
act or thing. or shall be in the occupa-
ton OF any house or place for tie purpose
TOR which Ii ensc il made nccessay bv
the Laws Of Maryland. ar- hereby warned
to OBTAIN A LICENSE, OR RENEW
THE SAME,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

horses or other beast of burden and v,ro,
or other vehicle the sum of oae hundred
and City dollars. 1ttt.
Twenty two. No such license shall
re granted TO any other than white per.
son or to any hawker or pedler in the
name or style OF a iar'n~r>hip or comp,-
ny: and but one person shall &C. under
any such license.
See .. And lie it ensc.ed, Tia. thi.
act shall take effect on the day of its pas
ssge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of Stint Karys County, Set -
March 20, 1871.
nRpERED BY TIE COURT. That Richard
~ VI Garner, admc. of Josephine Garner,
late oi - Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law TO the deceas-
ed creditors To exhibit their claims, and tina,
the same be published once a week for six sue.
cessire weeks IN some newspaper printed in said
county.
Test:
JAMES T VI RALEv,
REGISTER N ills fnr 81 Mnrr's county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27
Trustees Sale
of Valuable
Real ESTATE.

RY virtue Of decree Of the Circui.
- Court for Saint Mays counfy, sit
ling as Court OF Equity. pa<sd in . cause
IN which Jonathan Hayden is Complain
ant aud William Bi-eoe Defendant, and
barring date OF the six'h day Of ID cen.
Der. IN the year 1870. the undersigned,
as Trustees. oil offer at public sale at
The Curt House door in Leouard,owu,
on
Tuesday, the End day Of May
next,
between the hours o! IL o'clock, m, and
D o'clock. r. NJ. the following property.
TO wit:
One tract or P ,rcel Of land lying in
Chap'ic" district, Saint Mary's county
Maryland. called and Known a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

Pill and sin
pune belong
is situated
I'pcake Bay
Ting on both.
thing Place,
favori:e re-
ersons from
citizens Of
H.. aud ca'.
sen. all tho
re for tho
l.. Among
commoiious
cs for az
snbo It's.
: at hand
p tn, Ojs-
best quail
IcpcndentIy
ivantags)
ix",i upon
e Southern
q. it is ex
20 years.
50. Mary's
Patuxcnt
pa Of tho
Ough rich
IL ian,l aud
bats a loca-
l,hy. and,
= advan-
crnncnt a.
AIRY station
sit aud cx-
llvubt will
le day Of
Iris.
RANE.
(rustces.
owa, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

~ NO7lCE.
rni,h.
= $, NARY " CT unity,
q Of Equity.
E.
a'b day Of April.
made and report
= ard James 8
use. be ratified and
20 the contrary 10
, donday Of May
Of this order b.
5 Beacon, ones \
weeks prior 10 The
the land sold Tor
MAILER. elk.
AALIER. Cik.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Horsey. Miller & Co.
Il others
Joseph Forrest
& Others.

In the Circuit Cour, for St Nary County
sitting as q Court of Equity.
No. 2S4 NE.
nRDERED, this 9th day Of April,
" 1871, that the Auditors X. port
filed in this cause be ratifi eel and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary be shown on OF
before tue LIST Monday OF May next :
provided a copy ofthis order be published
in the st Mary's Beacon, once . week for
three successive weeks prior TO the said
LIST Monday Of May.
JNO. A CAVALIER Cl'k.
True copy-Tes':
JNO. A CAVALIER, Crk.
April 8, ls7i-3w.
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For Wood one dollar les. Discount, net cash
Ware includes Pots, Ham Boiler, l Coffee
Boiler, Steamer, Cake Pan, r. Iron Pan.
Tea Kettle. . Neat Pans, Bread Pans, Iie
Plates, Poker, Liter and Scraper, p Covers
and feet Pipe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

lice.
TO me for Taxes
70 on c: before
AVS
+. I shall pro-
y law.
pS. Collector
2,d District.
pril 9th. 1871.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

March. 23, lS71-td.
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April 30, 1ST1-,s.
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April 6, 1S.l-ts.
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Stove and Tinware House,
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- No charges for Drayage.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-02
Nennebtt yournal,
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN T. NASH.
1ailg Aemebec sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-.
pared political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with a full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in advance; $s if payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
serons or less, sloo; 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, or thoseinserted
TOR any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser
Special Notices % per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, g. per square per week.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
AMtsEME rs.
81

The Holland Testimonial Mratinccs Yesterday.
AT the Fifth Avenue theatre the popular comedy
OF Saratoga" was presented. with its admirable
cast.
The largest matinee yesterday was at Nlblo's, Al
which the San Francisco and Bryant's Minstrels,
part OF the "Back CrO0k' ana number OF other
Interesting features were offered.
Wallack had an extensive and varied bil con.
ssting OF "His Last Legs" scene from "School FOX
Scandal" ballad, recitation and 'Tci on Parls
Francas."
At Booths large audience greeted the comedy Of
"Katharlne ana Petrucnlon and Love and 10y
atty"
Fox appeared as Wee Willie winkie at the
Olympic.
The Lydia Thompson troupe and Johnny Thomp.
son contributed their services at woods Museum.
'Mazeppa," Master Harry Janvier, "His Last
Legs Legs" George CiarSc and Tony Pastor were the
The New York Circus had one OF Its hest eques-
TRAN bills.
Tue popular manageress Mrs. +. B. Conway, gave
beneft at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. In
which she was assisted by Mmo. Janauschek aud
other artists, and al er own Park Theatre. In which
owens appeared n "All that Glttters Ii not Cold"
theatre.
BENEFIT performances were also given yesterday at
the Holiday: Baltimore, and the Chestnut and Wal
nut, Philadelphia.
The receipts at aiI the matinces reached the neigh.
b0rhoOd OF SIX thousand dollars
Among the 100 artists who will take part In the
grand Holland testimonial at the Academy OF Music
MI. and Mrs. Barney Williams, Fechter. JEFFERSON
Miss Glyn and Miss Leoercq.
IL was rather nJudtciOuS to have given all the
Deneht mattnees on the same day. Us the larger
theatres completely swamped the smaller ones by
provoking competition In attraction.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

AN UNPARALLELED Snow ST We pub
lish to-day telegraphic reports Of remark
able snow storm which commenced in the Ne
yada Mountains on the 18th inst and did not
cease until 1t reached Chicago, ILL.,, on the 18th.
Twenty tive inches Of snow fell in the latter
locality, and the drifts impedsd railroad and
all other travel. The telegraph suffered much,
a hundred miles of wires connecting with
Chicago being damaged as telegraph wires
never were before. A thousand men are at
work making repairs, and we hope soon to
have telegraphio and railroad communication
restored with our Western friends.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

PlGr.
acknowledgements
2-Auveltisements-
3-Adyertisements.
4-Edltorials; Leading Article, '.The London Con-
ierence-The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Amusement Announcements.
5-ihe European Congress-Paris Bombarded-
Bourbakis Campalgn-Chanzy's Army-Ope-
ratlons In the North-BsmarcK's Health
The italian Parament-Mscellaneou Tee.
gra. hlc News-Arrival Of the Cuba with the
Exled Fenlans Personal Intelligence-Obitu.
ary-New York City News-Views Of the Past
The Bowdon Alumni Association-Meteoro.
logical Record-Buslness Notices.
6-News from the State Capital-Prospect of An
other Civil War In Mexic The Missouri Sen
atorship-The Widening and Strengthening OF
Broadwav-Ratthng Main OF Cocks Between
Long Island and New Jersey-Proceedings in
the New York and BROOKLYN Courts-Horrors
Of Shipwreck-The Methodist Muddlc-Long
Island Farmers and Revenue Oflcials-A No
totious Forger in Custody-From Gay to
Grave-Department OF Docks-Cuba Con-
frmation OF the Capture OF the Cargo OF the
steamer Hornet: Execution Of Number OF
the Passengers.
s-Fllancial and Commercial Reports-Thc Frgale
California-Nayal lntelligepca-Marriage and
Dcaths-AdvertiSereute.
- News fron, washingtOn-The Hinesburg Trage.
dy-Shipping Observation-Disclosures
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

to consider what Is to be done with France.
The war, up to the present, has been the
affair only Of the two contestants. Until the
fight is ended 1t Is not the business of any
Power to interfere. Directly, however,
truce is agreed upon, diplomatic Interference
on the part Of the other Powers will become
necessity IT'S not for q moment to be imsg-
ined that Germany will be allowed to Impose
upon France what terms she pleases. In the
'rearrsngement Of boundary lines and the rec
tiication Of frontiers" Bismarck will! find It
necessary to consult with his neighbors. What
may be the final settlement, as between
France and Germany, we know not. The most
reasonable proposal is that which 1t Is said
Austria intends to make. The Austrian plan
of settlement was printed as special de-
spatch. dated Vienna, the 18th January, and
was printed In these columns on the following
morning. We here reproduce it:-
the HERALD special correspondent te,egraphs as
Ioil0ws:- Austria initials new movement for
Majesty the Emperor Francis Joseph has renewed
che Idea which 1t was said was to prevail In the
european Conference with still more positive force.
The proposals Of Austria which are set forth as the
basis for peace arrangement between France and
Prussia, are welcomed by Count Bernstorf. the
Prussian Ambassador at the Court OF Queen Vic.
torla. | Am informed here In Vienna that such Is
Certainly the case.
Under this peace, II adopted. France surrenders all
the forts now In arms and twenty war ships France
pays to Germany war indemnity OF thousand
millions OF haleis France cedes to Prussia strip
OF land four miles In breadth inward on the left
bank OF the Rhine and destroys all the forts OF
France now standing within twenty miles Of the
Rhine river.
Prussia, under the same proposed plan, guaran-
tees supply Of two millions OF ratons to the IN
habitants Of Paris daily pending the conclusi0: Ct
treaty OF peace,
Such au arrangement would no doubt be
humiliating but it would be less humiliating
than the loss of Alsace and Lorraine. 1t is
not impossible that the Conference may per-
snade France that worse terms are possible.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

A Bit OF FATHERLY ADvICE-The advice
of hearty old King William to Prince Henry
ofLuxembourg, of to ''be prudent and cautious"
with the assurance that Prussia has never
intended to attack the independence Of Lux
embourg In other words the old King says
to this Prince :--"Your neutrality has been
rather one-sided. We might bring You to a
short and decisive settlement, but be little
more careful hereafter, and we may let you
off. You understand. Good morning"
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
The Aboli.io. Of ,h, Ineone Tax.

General Plessonton, the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue, has struck the key Of popular
desire when he reocmmends-as he has done
to the Ways and Means Committee the total
abolition of the tax on incomes. lie urges 1t
principally on the ground thai the expense of
the collection Of the tax virtually eats UP the
returns Here, certainly, Is reason enough
for the extinction Of the law, or the part Of the
law which authorizes this unjust and odious
measure that has done more to keep the peo-
pie irreconcilable with the government than
any other burden imposed by or since the war.
The clamor for a reduction of the taxes comes
from every part OF the country, The people
will hold their representatives in Congress to
stern account If the present session is frlt-
tered away without some reform in this vital
matter. According to the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue the people pay about forty
millions annually to the officials who collect
the income tax. Very little goes to the gov
ernment. Certainly, this item of taxation can
be spared. To remit it will cost the govern
ment nothing. To forego 1t will Tighten the
people of 80 much Of their burden aud bring
cheerfulness and clear consciences.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

The HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL yesterday was
a very satisfactory tribute indeed. In addi-
ton TO the city theatres the Vicksburg Opera
House and the Holiday street theatre, in
Baltimore, gave matinces for similar pur-
pose. Although the estimates of receipts are
not yet in there is no doubt that they amount
to an exceedingly handsome sum.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

sFRIRNDLY TOWARDS PRUSSIA AND FRIES pLY
TOWARDS ITALY."-Such are the words of the
Ministerial motto which Baron Beust the Pre-
mier, recommends Austria to adopt In the
future in her diplomacy with consolidated
Germany and her regenerated neighbor Of
Central Europe in Rome. It is wise and
prudent craftsmanship, and far more profitable
than operations In the Quadrilatera or at
SadOwa
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

A PROPOSITION wae, TO all appearances,
favorably received In Albany yesterday to ad-
journ sine die on the 22d of February. IF the
awful nav of the legislators is satiated by that
time it will be more reasonable and liberal
session than we have had for many years, and
we shall have occasion to celebrate that good
old anniversary more heartily than ever.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

VERY COOP, Mr.. FEoHTEg. The net re-
ceipts-three thousand two hundred and forty
eight dolars--of Mr.. Fechters late compli-
mentary benefit in Boston he has distributed
among bakers dozen of the charitable insti-
tutions Of the city, including the Dramatic
Fund. This is good ending TO a little pro-
fessional family quarrel, which ought to recon-
cie all parties concerned,
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

A MAN fifty years Of age was arrested re-
Gently for being drunk, and, on being taken to
the station house, was discovered to be paral-
yzed. What should be done with such stupid
policeman as the one who arrested HIM It is
subornation of suicide to trust our lives and
property to men who don't know drunkenness
from paralysis.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

MUTUAL ADMIRATION ON AN EXALTED
SoALE-A ten thousand dollar service of plate
to one Of the ring. This may have the ring
Of the true metal, hut great many out
siders cant see It."
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

FIRST RATE RECOMMENDATION FOR A
UNITED STATES SENAToR.-The Omaha (Ncb. }
Herald recommends certain parsonage for
United States Senator from that State for the
reason that "what be could steal in Washing
ton he could hide in Nebraska" and thus con-
tribute to the prosperity of that virgin and
fourishing region. II the suggestion should
become general and be generally carried out
there might be other places besides Nebraska
that could be benefited by the transfer home
ward Of plumber obtained by congressman
during their official sojourn at tho scat OF gov
srnment
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

A WHAT Is IT?-The Church investigation
going on in reference to the alleged frauds In the
Methodist Book Concern. Is it whiewashing,
or whipping the devil around the stump
or deliberate attempt to hide those alleged
quibbles2 Or, II not fraud or a humbug,
what Is it?
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

Poor TwoMBLY is to have severe handling
for venturing to contest Casey's seat 1t is
proposed to make him pay the expenses if he
loses, which he is sure to do. Twombley, In
consequence, is trembling
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
The Bonefit Else where.

BALTIMOHE Wd., Jan TO- 1911.
The receipts Of matinee given this afternoon At
the Holiday street theatre for the benefit OF the
Holland testimonial fund were $500, all OF which
will be forwarded to New York. The manager, Mr..
Ford, having personally assumed all Incidental ex-
penses, addition to John - Clarke and tho regular
dramatic company OF the theatre, all principal
artists Of the English opera company except Mrs.
Caroline Richngs Bernard. who was absent on ac-
count OF the death OF her father, Peter klchlngs
volunteered and appeared. The audience was large
and fashionable
ViCKsBURd, Jan. 10, 1871.
The Opera Housc gave matinee this afternoon 10
response to the call for the Holland Testimonial.
The gross receipts go to the 'Httle church around
the curnerr
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

The ONO DGMooRAoY.- Ohio Demo-
cratic State Committee recently held meeting
In Columbus. The editor of the Cleveland
Piaindealer writes home that ''all democrats
agree upon the one question--that the next
campaign should not be run 10 the Interest OF
any man who may aspire to the Presidency or
to the Senate. Victory-success for the party
first-then distribution Of the rewards. :
with such campaign policy as this, says the
Ohio Statesman, the democracy can carry
Ohio the coming fall The Buckeye democracy
seem % be waking up to lively sense OF
rewards 10 oome II 1872.