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ID " EnWARD having qualified 80 s1
H. Auction~e- according 10 tie i.,-u c
Laws of the Jai'ci STATE. aires aotirc hat g
will ai'cud So the sale ~ all real ar rer.o.sI
property that may e oIeTei al public auction
IN 81. AarY COUNT. Adde'S Z u Ftusrd- =
GreH; NIlis, pc, :, sary county, Nc.
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
TO THE CITIZENS
ST. MsRY's COUNTY.

sINIIE uH,l~r~ivnea he's iesve sc sxasance 70
l. bis friends aud ths rabl;c Of Saint Nsry's :
county. than he has ius, rece;vs<i aud eyeaei, in
the Store lately oecupicd by lessrs. wilek Ford
in Leonardtown. the largest, Fines, and cioaP-
est assortment ot
Read, made Clothing.
Gen;lemen'S Furnishing Goods
and Hats aud aps
ever offered 10 the citizens Of 81. Msrvs county.
The peculiar advantage under which his goods
have b, en- purchased and his long experience in
the business IN connection wih the large Cloth
Ing Houss in Lower Maryla Nile L Ford 81
enable him tn Offer 20 purchasers greater induce
men's than any house in this section OF the State
tie IS also prepared TO take
MEASURES and 60 make CLOTHING
10 order. having perfected the same arrange
men:s aith Merchant Tailors in Baltimore that
were made hy Vile Ford and will warrant
his custom clothing To be Of the most tashiona-
ble make. the hes: materials and perfec; in 1T.
Customers win not be expeetej TO keep any Gus
tom clothing which does not fit ani is Is not
as represented.
His oio;hinE department embraces full line o
MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS clothing in Ia
test styles. -
All the lates, novelties in Gentlezua's Cnde,
Wear Neck Ties. Shirts Hosiery. Gloves
Hats and Caps will I've found among his stock
Es:-- Call and examine and you cannot fail /,
purchase ~oz
J. SgN.pS FENTiCE.
Oct; 20, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05

AS r. r. ABELL. hsvisg qualified a.
ID Au.otioneers according TO the reqairemsn,s II
yse License laws OF Ihe UnIiet s,a;es Civ. notics.
that ther prepared 10 attend 20 the sale Of
all real estate or other property that may be E.
: idTess. Jas < s-ts. Atell. Les -. ate n n.
Nd
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
Law {o-Partncrsh;p

T''' undersigned, Attorneys II Law and ~.
Hct"r> IN Ch"nccry have tlis Is; lay 81 De
ccmbcr, l>',@, aS>ocittcd rhrru>CN,, ?. rI..-.,,
their Profession uudcr ihr r.uEc and s.,..,.
BLakISTcNEa MORGAN.
They viii Fr,,t,cr ir ST. Nsrr's ani tho AL
Joining counties AMI in THE Cour, oc Appeals.
SrC,id and prompt asteu'i"p viii he p,ii -
the collection uf claims. pue oI both can al
WAYS he found 81 ih,iE Office ia Leonard Town
AddIrS<, Blackstone 4 Morgan. Lconall lu~.,
L. u, -. Mary's County. Nt
tAuE> u. BLAkISTUNE.
JOSEPH /. MUlsGAN.
Dee = IS 9-,I
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
NOTICE.

In pursuance of the above order we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phanS' Court Of 81. Mary's county, Mary land
letters Of administration on the personal estate
of Wm : Bowl,s. late of said county. dccca,-
ell. Allpersons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto, Ia
the subscribers, on err before the lSi day ot
June, 1871, they will otherwise by law be ex-
cludel from the benefits ofthe said estate. All
persons indebted 20 the deceased are requested To
make Immediate payment to the subscribers
MARY { B0WLES
II ) BONLES,
Administrators.
Nov %, lsI0-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05

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Single hunters Of Review. 81 single num-
hcrE o; Blackwooi. thirty five cents. Postage
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sent Ia one address for Sl2S Four copies Of
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New subscribers 10 any two 90 the above pc
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of thr Reviews for 1870. New SUI Scrihcrs 10 all
the i've may receive any two of the Reviews for
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Neither premiums TO subscribers, nor discount
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Circulars with further particulars may be had
on application.
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lao Fulton St, New York
fostmasters and others disposed TO canvass,
literally dealt with.
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The EFFpaer's EniIr
ToScienti6c and Practical Agriculture
By Henry stephens. + K :, Edinburgh, and the
late J y Norton Professor Of Scientific Asricul-
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Two vols, RoNal octave. l6oO pages and
num' rous engraNings. Price, 81; by mail.
post-pasi, -.
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05

Cure of BLsd,icr and Kidney A6cc'ion
# Long .S'o"di"g-.Sto"e Passed
and 10 Jc Son.
WE>TPoKT, CoSH., September 5. co.
II. 7. IlFLMDrLp, Esq
Dear Sir-lc ommercod d taking Your FIX
tract Of Buchu' abnu, two weeks since fnr
IN affection OF the Gravei bladde. and kid
ncys. | have suffered by spells. very much,
for few days past. But yesterday relief
~ame through the effect of your "Buchu.'
:, stone passed from my bladder ab ut the
sizs Of LARGE PEA, and Low feel perfect
ly well and entirely free from the pain tha,
have suffered with $50 hard" | attribute
my cure 10 Your medicine entirely, and
woulc recommend all persons similarly af-
iccted to try it. have great faith in its
curative poySs.
t,riu
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
For Rent.

SOCIErY HILL FARM situated on
- Brittcn's Bay in Beggar's Neck
about Eve miles from Lronar.itown, c,n-
tanning eight hundred acres Of land. most.
ly arabic, and has on it two thousand
peach trees. second year of bearing, aud
other frui, trees. Aaply IN
NEALE. HARRIS &CO.,
26 Commerce ST., Bat. more
Nov. 10, lSI0-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
Notice.

A IL persons are hereby warned sot 10 ir,-.
"A p4Ss on niy farms, near the Head ui -
CleR ent- Bay. with dog sunUr osi-r~ iss-. Tie
law will te riedly cBi"I,y,i a.zig.s; all hn i.s-
ry-aId this ustis~.
WI IlSCoE
Nov. }, 1870 5v.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
THOMAS J. BENNETT.

THOMAS J. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
Rev WILLIAM COGSWELL, Vest
port, Conn.
}. L. &. CANNON, Druggist, westport,
Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport.
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. Westport,
Cvnr.
or. WAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
X. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug
81. New York City; and many others il
necessary.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
BOARDING.

NJ RS J. c. MILBURN. formerly o. S;
!VA Mary county. has removed frrm No
50 Hanover ~. (" !es ~ Lombard Il be-
iSeer Sharp and Liberty. andis prepared to
receive UermaueRi a j Transient Boarlrrs.
Jan .. lss0-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
NT.NBERED RECEIPT,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

OTphaAs LoaFl q MINI lHaTy coNN!y, SCI =
Not. -, 1870.
nEpERED By THE COURT, That Mary
~ c Boxles and u Bowles, admnis:ra-
tors Of WILLIAM : BOWL :, late Of Sain,
Mary's county, Maryland, deceased, give the
notice required by law to the deceased
creditors io exhibit their claims, and that the
same he published once Il ueck for six success
sive weeks IN some newspaper printed in said
county.
Test: JAS T VI RMEy.
Register Wills for - Marys county.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
Il I'd
Federal Union,

The New Yak Dav-Eork. fr Is5'. =
Ter year Three Copies. 80 six Cnp,,~
ard cine I" the cctt r up ct the C.n6. : ~ {;
Ten C'ries, ard 'uc To- the gcitcr mp - u -
tlah. : ia. ihc>e rates are ~ prc2Jr" FOR
the eniaTg' mcEt oi the DAY Book n:s.! w
propose 10 effect during the wear.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
III. 1. HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
B q G U.
THE GREAT DlURETIC.

The Proprietor tru.ts that his Remedies
from the fact of being s,iver,isd. may ne,
he elsSsea rs Patent Medicines
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
ASK FOR
HELMBOLD'S.

Take no other. Sol, by Druggists and
Dealers every where. Prsce 81 25 per boz
tie. Or six bottles ior SIS so. De'isare,, 10
any address. Describe symptoms in ali
communications. A,l1reSs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
We are having engraved. by the r,l-',rl-
tel Jackman. Magnificent Steel Pate
Likeness Il Dr.. Van Ev,ric. 'Ei,,nr Of tL"
nay L." X. ard author Il Whit" >Hrrr-nr-
cv, 9Th" Norma Condition 81 Nero.
&C.. &c, splendid work "f art. + Pi,tr-u
thirteen by sixteen inches. which W. -ht.3
present 'r Day Box Clubs Of Five - Twcn-
,y members. VII" srnt u 81 each No in
gle rane can ot,ain tie likeness under - ~.
We "reH the year with new AID hrila-
AMI story. by Mary ! Tayl"r; ycer"s 'AlI
ii III" \, Uth, b. for" tn way. and the ft>'
pre e'euta;iHn ofa trnc picture Of S"u,',.rn
i'e. Order specimen papers. Make NJ
your clubs, an! -cul At olce. Address Day
Book, IL! Nassau st-set. NeS York Clt
Dec <, $50.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
III. i. HELMBOLD.

Drag aad Ciexieal Harea,4se,
s94 Broadcoy, NsS Fork.
By None are genuine Unless done nm in
s'eei-tnsravrd wrapper. with fac-simile rf
INV Chemicl Warehouse. sHd s:;ned u
TuELHBOLD.
May IL. iS.o-iy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05

! hereby
Nls Or
bate Of
ssid de-
"a same
feto, tn
lot May,
kcluiei
3 make
fY,
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Dec. Is, 1S7O--ts.
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Irhdc Supremacy, State Eq"oita
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A Quarter of a Million.

AsHINGToN, October 16.-Consterna-
ton was created inside of official circles
here Saturday and to day, over a dciici-
ency in the accounts at the Assistant
Treasurer's office, in Now York, of Gen.
eral> Balloch, Disbursing Officer Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, of cool quarter Of
million ofdollars An order was issu.
ed from the War Department to arrest
Balloch, whereupon he asked leave to ex.
plain. He accounted for the money In
the shape OF an investment in his own
name Of Government bonds, which hs,
had on deposit for safe keeping In the
Treasury here and from which he has
been receiving thousands Of dollars Of
interest without officially accounting for
any thing more than the principle, which
Is put down rs cash instead of bonds.
How long this interest OH this amount
has thus been used does not appear but
must reach thousands. Such investment
Is prohibited by law, and punished as
felony. Balloeh has been suspended
from office, and the investigation stll con-
tinues, Baloeh claims that he resorted
to this illegal proceeding to indemnity
himself for losses sustained In paying
certain bounty claims which afterward
proved to be fraudulent.
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Fr a.
CHICAGO.
Reappearance Of the Tim es Gen.
eral Resumption Of Business.

CHICAGO, October 1S.-The Times
made its appearance this morning. It is
neatly printed sheet with an eight coll
umn account of the fire, two columns Of
editorial. and the remainder advertise,
ments The leader deprecates the at
tempt of interested parties to take bosi-
ness below Twelfth street in the South
Division, and says there can be no ques.
ton of the return of business to the burn.
ed district Meantime the convenience
Of the inhabitants should be consulted.
Ten days have passed since the great
conhagraton, and every day brings fresh
occasion for encouragement The city ID
orderly, relief for the poor comes abund.'
antly, business isresuming, rebuilding Is
going on in every direction, and there lis
much more healthy feeling abroad than
the most sanguine could have anticipated.
The reports from all the banks are SUBJ
stantially the same as stated yesterday.
Very little money has been called for,
while the deposits have been quite large.
There is no difliclty in negotiating bills
on New York, sight or time, at old rates.
| In financial circles all looks well.
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WOoisfleld. Oct. "a, 1871.
H"Addrcss all letters:
"THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY"
Woedsfeld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.
San DOmingO--A New Treaty of
Annexation.

WASHINGTON, October 12.-The revi-
val Of the San Domingo annexation
scheme, and the expressed determina-
ton Of the friends Of the Administra-
ton side Of the question to force favor
able action during the coming winter,
excite good deal of comment here. 1t
is evident that while many Congressman
will vote for annexation merely because
it has been made an Administration
measure, there is large majority in
Congress opposed to it,and it is thought
the proposition will get less support
than heretofore. 1t is reported now, in
well-informcd circles, that the new treaty
for the annexation Of San Domingo,
which will be submitted to Congress
early in the session, will call for no ap-
preparation whatever, but that provision
will be made by private persons and cor
porations to pay of the debt of the re-
public, which has been regarded as
amounting to about million and half
Of dollars. Tribune.
The principal Fall elections being over
the dirty San Domingo job is brought
to the front again, Notwithstanding the
pledge of GRANT that he had abandon
ed it. The administration papers be-
slavered GRANT with praise for having
"no policy to oppose to the will of the
people when he pretended to wash his
hands of this corrupt scheme; it will be
in keeping with their precedents to laud
him just as fervently for making anoth-
er effort to lobby it through Congress,
BY the way, there is pointed ques-
ton suggested by the closing lines OF
the above paragraph from the Tribune,
II there is no speculation, no job, no
private plumber scheme In this San Do
mlngo business, 'phy are prirate persons
and corporations volunteering 10 pay The
debt Of a million and hair Of doiiarss
VIII some administration paper fur.
nish us an answer9
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TI:al Tic,

The fact that the Senate will probably
be tie is driving the Radicals to all
sorts of special pleading to prove that
the Constitution does not mean what it
SAYS, and that the declaration that ma
jority of the members elected shall be
necessary tc pass bill means that one
half the members elected is all that fs
necessary, with the aid of the Lieuten-
ant Governor, q position which makes
that officer far more important than the
Governor, who has not even the veto
power, Another thing: 1t requires .
majority Of the members elected to con-
stitute quorum. Will the presence OF
the Lieutenant Governor make up the
requisite number, if but eighteen Sena-
tors are present? Will the Lieutenant
Governor have vote for United States
Senator2 Certainly he should if he can
decide By Ills vote the distribution OF
the whole Congressional delegation
His voting fer Senator would obyiate
the necessity for vote for Senator in
joint cotiVehtion, as under the present
law, if any one candidate has a major
ity in both houses, the Joint convention
is merely held TO attest the vote on SEN
ator.
The fact that the Senate IS tie means
that John Sherman shall not be re.elect.
ed to the United States Senate, If his
opponents have sufficient wisdom and
patriotism to combine for his defeat. It
means: further. an honest apportion.
ment, and, therefore, something very
unlike the present scheme, by which
$4,000 Republican voters elect Repre-
sentative in Congress, while it takes AZ.
600 Democrats to do the same thing
Could more outrageous swindle be de-
vised? 1t is the very essence Of cheat.
ing, done under the hypocrisy of moral
ideas. What is wanted is a Just appep-
tionment, and we regard the division Of
the Legislature, as it is by the tie in the,
Senate, remarkably fdrttihate; as It will
compel both parties to compromise on
the fair thing.-Statesman.
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The Fenian Eiasco.

The st. Paul Pioneer of the 18th con-
tains the following account of the re-
cent ridiculous attempt of Gen. ONeil
to invade Canada n- tr ....
About seven o'clock on the morning
of the 9th, the early risers of the Hud-
son Bay Post discovered squad of
armed men approaching the Post in
military array. At their head marched
General O'Neil l,supported by the O'Don-
ohue, Colonel Donnelly and Colonel
Carley. The force amounted to some
thirty men, all armed with breecL- load
ing Springfield rifles. AT the Post there
were three men and two women, who
quietly submitted to a, superior eorce
and made no resistance. At the Gus
tom house our informant was stopping
over night with friend. Their morn
ing slumbers were rudely broken, and
they were informed that they were pris-
onerS. !~a,. --
Everything was done peaceably and
in order, and shortly after taking pos
session the "army Of invasion" proceed
ed to take breakfast. Sentinels were
stationed around the Post,and the open
ing scene of bloodless war was ended.
The General commanding called coun-
Gil of war. Future conquests were un.
der contemplation, when about noon
one of the sentinels appeared in breath
less haste with the information that q
large force of United States troops was
within short distance, and rapidly ap.
proaching. The startling intelligence
caused great CONSERVATION among the
victorious warriors composing the "Ar.
my of Invasion" A fearful panic seiz.
ed them, and not one stood upon the
order Of his going, but all fed in hot
haste. General O'Neil forgot his sword
and the O,Donohue left his rifle and
other accouterments behind. Colonel
Wheaton and his party of thirty men
pursued and succeeded in capturing
General O'Neil, Colonel Donnelly, Col
onel Carley, and ten others, all of whom
were taken over to Fort Pembina and
placed under guard. The O'Donohue
had stripped for the race, and succeed.
ed in making his escape, but we learn
that he was afterward captured by some
half-breeds, and brought over to Penn
bina, and now keeps company with
General O'Neil, in charge of the com.
manding officer at Pembina.
The French Assembly has cut off most
of the pensioners ofthe dead empire, only
retaining those in cases of extreme
want, and where they were granted for
StinuuiSbpd services 49,.
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NFThe trial of DR.. Medlicott, for the
murder of Isaac w. Ruth, business man.
ager of the Lawrence (Kansas) Tribune,
on the 9th ofIast April, is now in prog.
ress at Garnet, in that State. DR.. Med
licott, is supposed to have poisoned Mr..
Ruth to get possession of his wife, a brill.
liant, false and tickle woman, who has led
several confding men to the devil. The
trial excites great interest in the CON-
munity, and both the Kansas and Miss
ouri papers are filled with details. DR..
Medlicott removed from Marietta, Ohio.
the home of his youth, to Lawrence, four
or five years since.
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fgMr. j. B. MeCullongh Mack lost
S25,00 invested in the Republican and
$4,000 cash in Traders Bank. The
Office was insured for $4,000, but how
much of any of these sums will be recov-
cred remains to be seen. The contents
of their safe-lelgers, subscription list
and insurance policies-were charred to-
indistinguishable cinders. Mr.. Henry
Reed had a tin box in the safe containing
some silverware and several hundred
dollars in gold coin, all of which was
completely melted and run together.
Speaking of the Chicago fire, Mack, Of
the Republican, says the difference be-
tween Theodore Thomas iugacious ed.
dlers and Nero is that cne fiddled while
Rome burned, while the others roamed
while their fiddles burned. .a,ee
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Judge Court Common Pleas,

Ii'oepsFIRtp. Ono, Oct 10, la7i'
10 Hon John 3 Way, Judge OF tho Court el
Common pleas 'f
The underaigaed, to whom the Annual Re-
port of the Commissioners Of Monroe County
was submitted, respectfully report that they
have investigated aud examined the same,
and find the same TO be aa aeeur ate statemen,
of the financial affairs Of the county, and Of
the elheial transactions Of said Commission.
efs, and The saWs ID Ia conformity 10 law.
g, Il. DAVENPORT,
I '. J. ?, spHtees, Committee,
- JsaB IFlLttAMs,
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CopRr Room, WoobsPistp, oaio,

CouRF Room, IrocbsriRtp, 0aio,
r.. ai October 20, 1871,
The Committee appointed to examine the
report Of the Commissioners OF this cou nty,
this day made their report, and the Court
having examined the same, ordered that said
report be published for three consecutive
weeks in the Spirit of Democracy,
oct24w5, J, s. WAY, Judge,
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sinners report 20 90
Spriggs examining commissioners
report ........,........... 20 0e
Pearson examining commissioners
report ........... 20 90
iSlmn"l Bonam clsaring Offices ..... 2 Is
White pens for Offices .... 7 90
"a pkey repairing locks. doors l. win.
+ dowa court room :. ........ 2 IS
John Hall cleaning court room. -. | 80
|. Hoeiler part pay lndexiug records
of deeds ...... ..... ........ SO 90
Dan Nenhart Horse hire and clerking
collecting taxes -. -. ....... a5 co
Dan N"uhart agent n'O'Connor reGor-
diaS Helb'iug's deed ..... / 90
Dan Walton lamps, oil &c. for court
house .,.......... - 81
Jacob Hurgbaoaer carpenter work
counter Treasurer's oaice ...... IS SO
Vim Il Davis carpenter work ..... so
VIM Rea collecting taxes III town,
shinE :. .-v.. .......... 81 90
W 7 Sinclair medical attendance on
( prisoners .r........-....... 90
! P Schumacher, jr. sundres for Offices. 16 IL
San'l Scott unclaimed c5sts Bark
hard vs. U'rich, ........... 95
g McComas freight and charges 80. 8 90
Edson freight t-.............. 90
W T Norris suudries for Jail Il Offices. 3 75
Jacob e YOho doz brooms Tor Offices 5 so
E Sinclair postage and rev. stamps. 6 10
| David Henthorn repairing Jocks and
furnishing bolts for court room =. so
! J y Judkins freight ~ so
W Hollister insurance infrmary 80. $50 %
W T Sinclair freight ..........>,. 2 20
L Judklns freight. ..... ....,,... 80
Lewis Johnston freight .......... 2 25
| + 4 N Keehler sanGries ... 80. 70 O5
T l. Hoeffi Or inde&ing record deeds 80. so 90
+ VIM Read hanging 3 gates Il black
t smith work court yard gates. ..... so
I Wm Read stamps & recording bonds. 3 90
VIM Lang fixing stove pipe and re-
+ pairing gutter on court ahouse 80. 80
j Jacob Burgbaoher desk for court room
and altering old desk ..,....... 80 90
P Dehl sundriss for Jail and Offices. II 40
D Conger putting coal in Office $50. 90
J 7 Judkins freight ...............- Is
N E Sinclair postage and rev stamps. 90
W Carter changing gate on court
house lot, repairing poker & shovel IS
] T Judkins freight. ................ 60
L Hoefier indexing record deeds ..... 75 90
J P Spriggs making article agreement
aud bond .................... w
Sam Bonam cleaning offices ........ .3 SO
/ VIM Read repairing pump. ....... 90
Jacob Burgbacher making witness
stand in court room. ............ W
Marx Butt freight. ....... 2 35
l. Hoefler indexing record deeds.... SO 90
WIN Lang sprinklers and repairing
coal buckets ....... ............ 5o
Sam Bonham cleaning recorders Off
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ESWhen is the writ of habeas corpus
in the case of Paymaster Hodge to be
sued out? Heis condemned to ten years.
Imprisonment under the sentence of a
court which has-as the Attorney Gen.
eral has shown-no power to impose
such punishment. This term of i'm
prisonment the President himself has fix
ed, knowing tito be withoutlegal author.
ity; and the farce of furnishing favorite
thief will now be played out, and Hodge
will be set free from sentence which was
legally imperative when it was pronounc-
ed.-N. Y. Sun.