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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-23
Mrs Fatr's Cell Made More Cheerful
-" Ma mma, Here Comes Your Little
From the San Francisco Bulletin. |


The cell in which Mrs. Fair is confined
has been whitened and furnised SO that 1t
is much more cheerful and comfortable
than when she was first placed there. A
bureau and fixed u.irror, u stand and three
chairs have been added and some rugs
have been laid on the stone Aoor. Still,
she complains of the draft through the
window, and when reporter Of the Bulle-
tin visited her yesterday, he found the
prisoner shivering with cold. Mr.. Kelly,
the jailer, says that cell is the best one in
the prison. 1t is large and would be com.
Portable as a cell can be, were it not for the
draft through what is at once ven,ilatol
and a window. When Mrs. Fair was frs,
put in the cell persons who visited her OBJ.
served that the ceiling was completely y
covered over with large and small wood
cuts taken out Of the Police Gazette.
ETC., and pasted to the solid mason
ry. Immediately over the head of
her bed, whore she could not look up
without seeing it, was picture represent
Ing tho hanging of a woman. Some pris.
oner had relieved the monotony of his
days and gratitied his morbid taste by COW
ering the ceiling with these atrocious cuts.
The jailer has very properly caused every
one af them to be removed.
In conversation with Mrs Fair, the alb
sorbing themes are the recent trial and
the present condition and future prospects
Of her little child. The latter visit. her
mother every morning and never fails to
carry some new or fresh fruit or some-
thing which she fancies will please her.
I Yesterday, when the doo- was opened to
admit her, she exclaimed Mamma, here
comes your little sunlight
Ms. Fair reads but little
from either books or newspapers
and keeps her bed most of
The time. Her mother and physician visit
her daily and others visitor are admitted
freely who have the proper permits from
Sheriff White.
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LEoNAHpTOwN, Nd

Cr~KExT NEws-I.a:est Paris events
or. without other interest than this. they
in | cate that the insurgents will be able
- keep up their reckless and criminal op-
position to the Theirs Government only q
fw days longer. 4 collapse may be look
CT for before another week has elapsed.
The recent election in Washington city
resulted in a republican triumph. The
democrats say. that the government clerks
we're all ordered to vote at this election
and to vote the republican ticket. This.
1t is contended. they al did, thus adding
three or four thousand votes N the repub-
'ican strength in The city. Re this As il may,
i. is clear that Mr. Mcrrick is badly in the
".cntire CurexpIana;ion ofthe result ia,
that many Of the influential property hold.
crs of Washington gave their influence fo'
Chapman with an ere to future approrria'
.ions to the city from Congress and tc
quiet the agitation in regard to the reno
val Of the Capital. We know number
Of excellent democrats whose fundamen.
taI principle is number one.
Black. the young man who killed
McKsig for the seduction Of his sister.
and whose trial has been progressing for
the past ten days a, Frederick city. Md.
has been acquitted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

ToExlpo.-A very severe tornado pas
rcd over the lower section Of our county
On Thursday evening Of last week. Icav-
ing ruin and dcsolation in it's track The
frs, point If attack was at Fairfield. the
residence Of James Scofeld. Esqr.. Of st.
Inigoc's district Mr.. Scofeld saw the
immense cloud Of wind approaching. and
wa, in the net of leaving bis store. when
the wind struck il, and. in less time than
j. has taken us to write the above. the
bnilding was crushed 10 the ground
complete wreck. The large oak tree,
standing in front Of the store door. was
taken up BY the roots and hurled to some
distance. The mail from this place to
Point Lookout was about leavin. Fair
field. when the sulky was struck by the
wind anil carsizcd. being badly broken,
the driver and horse sustaining no injury.
Mr.. Scofrld received quite a severe
confusion On the right hand. supposed to
have been inflicted BY falling timber. His
goods. that were not entirely destroyed
were removed by neighbors to his dwell,
ling . short distance OF. His loss is
Thought to be heavy.
The next party. Of whom VIC have heard
sufFering from the wind, was Mr.. j. J.
Langley. on the Chesapeake Bay An
the houses, except the dwelling. on Mr.
I.anglcy's farm were blown down and out
into the Bay. carrying with them corn.
meat and everything Of an eatable char.
acter.
The sufferers have our sinccrcst sympa-
thy in their nisfortuncs.
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fCoMMUHIcArEp,
Nanny Dixon's Pond.
April 18th, 1871 /

Mr.. Edi'or.--The question. whether or
county. to nominate Senator and Legis-
lators, to be voted for this Fall. is creating
q marked interest in our midst, especially
since Court.-when there was q general
interchange Of views on this subject. Then
the wire-pullers talked as though the fat
had gone forth, No Convention" but if
| AIN not very much mistaken, a very
large majority of the intelligent rejecting
men Of our county believe and know that
a Convention is absolutely necessary to
the success Of the Democratic and Conser-
vative party in the ensuing campaign.-
Let no one take the fattering JUNCTION 10
his soul that Radicalism is forever dead
in our midst. because of the defeat of its
Congressional candidate at the late cleo
ton. On the contrary predict that it will
raise its filthy head this Fall with more
defiance than ever. and that the new vo-
ting element will present Cf pcssible) .
more unbroken phalanx. taught BY their
leaders to say with the blind Bard,
"what tho the 6eld is lost
- All is not lost the uncomfortable will
Aud stady cf revenge. immortal hate,
And courage never to submit or Yield. 80
For our party to have no regular nca1lt
nec.. bat a. nuhber Of candidates for the
same Office. thereby dividing up the white
vote. calculating on the floating element
Of our opponents. for success, would be
suicidal in the highest degree. As well as
playing most beautifully iuto their hands.
We have the means. Gf We will but use
shem), to elect our candidates; il is this ;
Ito arouse the people ia every district to
the Importance Of attending the primary
meetings. in order to select the most in
selligcnt men as delegates TO che couven-
ton. and send them there unplcdgcd TO
anyone. bat instructed to nominate the
aLiest. most influential men. the county
can produce. &C possible) those who have
held the positions before. land made their
nsark too j then sir. We should be sure
that the .'man,lc Of our late Senator Cat
leass) would fall On worthy shoulders"
and highly probable too. that our dele
gates in the lower House would be able
aot only 10 vote sor) bat to advocate the
passage Of gill, aud that too. IN . man
ner credisable 10 oar. county.
A vorcs rsoA rHR SRA DssrRscr.
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POINT LOOKOUT,
containing
800 acres Of land,

M re or less, together with all and sim
gular aprurtenances TO the same belong
lug.
This wcll-known property is situa ted
at tn" c"nfu nee OF the Chesapeake Bay
and The Potomac River. binding on both.
1t was cs'abli>hed n Bathing Place,
and was becoming a place Of fav,rise re-
s'r, bv large number of persons from
various States. as we'll as by citizens Of
Mrryland. previously To- lN60, aud eau
be rc"pcned a such next scnsen. all tho
necessary Buildings hcing t"crc fur the
accommodate on &c the public. Among
the numerous buildings Is commuiious
HOTEL.
There are cow ,nient VIII rvcs for a.
come ,tion Of vrssc's and stc,mbo It's
The Injuries Of Salt Wucr are at hand
in al unlant profu>ion. Of wh ca ,hc O,s-
tiers are considered of the very best quail
itv.
The value OF the land Independently
! "fits agricultural an other advautag y
is greatly enhanced BY being fx"i upor
as the southern terminus of the Southern
Maryland r i road. which will, it is ex
ectel. be completed within Two years.
II is within eight miles Of St. Mary's
River and gh,scn miles Of tie Patuxchs
River. both navigable for ships of tho
larges, class, aud running through rish
and highly improv i sections.
With its grea. advantages Of lan,l and
water. "Point Lookout" presents loca-
ton for q great Commercial city.
Ii is known to be very he ,lthy, and,
on that account and for its 9th = advan-
sages, was selected by the Government as
a proper place for great military station
aud camp.
Capitalists are invited to visit aud cx-
anime the property, and no doubt will
attend the sale
Terms Of S.le-Cash on the day Of
sale.
BENZ. q. HARRIS,
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Trustees.
Lconsrdtown, Nd.
April 90, 1s7l-.s.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jas. T. 4. Raiey
Daniel J. Payne.

In the Cireui, Court for 81 Marv 'seouuty,
sitting a. Court Of Equity.
No 2Ie n E.
ARDERED. tAis 2ssh day Of April. 1871,
~ that the sale made and reportet by no
Der, c. Cembs and Jas. :. Downs. Trustees. ia
this cause. be ratified and confirmed. u,lesu
cause TO the contrary be shown on or before
the eth Monday Of May next provided q
copy Of this order be publish ed in the Sain:
Mary p Beacon, once q week for three succe>-
sive weeks prior TO the ssid 9Th Non.iay ol
Nav.
TIE report states that the land sold for
$500.
JNOA CAVALIER, Ck.
True copy-Tesi:
INoA CAVALIER, crk.
ArEl 81. lS7i--s~.
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COMMUNICATES
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

The Democracy Of Baltimore city VII
probably present their fellou-citiser. Hon.
Pinkney why,e. As the proper candidate
for Governor to be nominssed By their
party Convention. Mr. Whyte began hrs
career as Democrat in 1S4S as = mem.
her 1T the Legislature from that city. In
1851 he was their candidate for Congress
in the 9Th district. in 1853 he was elected
Comptroller of the Treasury, in 1855 he
succeeded Hon. Revcrdy johnson in the
United States Senate. His record is thus
before the people. and as discussion OF II
is proposed BY his friends, Baltimore asks
Southern Maryland to support the noml-
nation Of its favorite. Four years ago
that city cast its vote almost as unit for
Southern Maryland man. Since 1913 no
Democratic candidate for Governor has
been taken from that city. In the same
time the Eastern Shore has had two, Hons.
?. F. Thomas and John c. Groome. and
Southern Maryland has had one. At the
last election in 1870. the Democratic ma
jnrity was about $4,000 in the whole
State. of which Baltimore city contributed
nearly one-half. II pays nearly one-hali
Of the State Taxes. OF the State Officers
under the present administration the Eas-
tern Shore has Eve. Attorney General.
Secretary Of State. Commissioner Of the
Land Office, Commander of the Oyster Po-
lice. and Comptroller. Southern Mary
land has the Governor. Clerk Of the Cour.
Of Appeals. and Librarian. Western Ma
ryland has Superintendent Of Labor and
Agriculture and Baltimore county has the
Treasurer. while Baltimore city has not one
State Officer. Now. in justice 10 this great
city. can her appeal for the nomination Of
the Governor from her midst receive de.
NAL from Southern Maryland? 1t is i'm.
possible.
CARROLL"
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BELLY BEx BrrLkR.-ITaving tired and
exhausted all the resources Of che black
guard. Butler closed his services In the
late Congress by laughable attempt at
bullying. which had most laughable end
ing. In his attack on Garrett Davis. he
referred to the advanced age of the Ken
lucky Senator as his only protection for
the announcement that he. Butler. vas
1.-THE universally recognised BLACKBOARD.
coward and scoundrel the United States. A"
And so. 6ereely as any roaring lion and
with triumphal airs. Benjamin subsidized
Farnswor.h, brother republican. obtain
ed the floor "You are q great thief and
agreat liar, Mr.. Butler. and had l you
before any petit jury in the Uuited States.
would convict you Of embezzIement and
perjury. Moreover. my age is not sufh
eieutly advanced TO protect me-" Butler ac-
eeptcd Farnswor.h's characterization with
Christian humility and has been cheerful.
y eating humble pie ever since.
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COM fRlz1f0R K01Y0E.
James ". RaleY
& others.
va.
John W. Thompson.

In theCircuii Court for 81 Mary scounty,
sitting asa Court Of Equity.
No. 2l2 \ Equity.
MURDERED, this 18th day OF March,
" 1871, hat the sale made and reported
by u. L. Combs and J. ). Downs, Trustees,
in this cause, LeIaiitied and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or before
the srd Monday Of April nex,; provided .
copy OF this order be published In the 81
Mary Beacon. once week for three sacees-
sIve weeks prior TO the said srd Monday Of
April.
The Report states ,ha, the land sold for
$500.
JNoA CAVALIER. Cir.
True coly-Test.
,SO A CAVALIER, Clk.
march q. Is7i-sw.
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nHD BrRSEp. regret to be cal
led upon to state. that = eolorcd girl.
about IL years old. the daughter Of an
cid acquaintance Of ours. John Ccun.ice.
who lives on the land Of Il. II. Wise,
Esq. in the Factory district. was severe
~. il not fatally. burned on Sunday last.
The accident occurred. we learn. BY the
girls clothing taking Gre while she was
standing eombing her brothers hair in
front Of the ere; and. upon its discovery,
the poor girl was so demen,ed by ps;n and
fear. that she Immediately fed the house
in the vain effort TO outrun the scorchiur
element. Her mother. however. succeed.
cd IN catching her. and extinsuished the
flames. bat the girl was so badly burned
that il was thought she would not live
during thcnigh,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

NEArIr DoSE.-Grcely may not be .
great success As farmer but commend
him to N for the art Of tickling . quack
like Forney or touching up rascal like
Bssler. Here ID his latest on John w.
Celcael Forney.i is 50 fresh FROM sharp
arraignment Of the Administration, ths,
cur present high esteem for him would
have eeca better preserved If he had sei
made haste. 90 soon after taking passes
Non Of his Collcctorship in Philadeiphia.
In rc-noMinaie Gcncrzl Grant for the
Presidency. We do not think the time
has conc for nominating the next Presi
deaf. aad We arc very sure that new and
grateful cikee-holdcrs arc no, the men %
Do ID.
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dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

The Co-partnership. heretofore existing be-
tween JOHN j. and JOSEPH :. ALLSTAN,
under the name and style Of J. J. ALI.STAN q
son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
John J. Alistan is alone authorized TO settle up
the affairs Of the late firm and 10 receipt for debts
due IL.
JOHN J. ALLSTAN,
JOSEPH 5. ALLSTAN,
Great Mills, April 25th, 1871.
April 81, ls1l-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

I respectfully offer mvself TO the voters II St.
Nsry's county a candidate for the position
Of County Commissioner 81 the ensuing election
and piedge myself, il elected, to discharge the
duties Of the place without fear. favor Or aiee-
tioa, impartiaily, to the best Of my ability, and
With proper regard to economy in oil sdninis-
traiion Of county matters. .enosnce myseif
Q candidate, wita or without Couveatioa.
JOHN Il. BCCKLER-
April 81, issi-se.
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The Iron Steamer
- GEORGEANN4
Will on and after MONDAY, April gath, 1871.
leave Baltimore from Pier Light street wharf
every Monday and Thursday At p. m, for
Aqua Creek, and the following landings on the
Potomac River:
Leave Aqua Creek at Leave Aqua Creek at ;
5 a m on Saturday for a. M on Wednesday for
Chapel Point Stones Chapel Point, FoxweIr 5
" hart Foxwelrs Wharf kinsale, Coan
Wharf Lodge Land Wharf Jones Wharf
ing, Kinsale, Jones Leave Baltimore at p.
Wharf Leave Balti- N. on thursday for
more At I p. N. on the
Monday for the above above
Landings. Landings.
viii also stop at Smith Point, Matthias Point
Cedar Point Longwoods Wharf. Piney Point
when signalled, or TO land Freight or Psssen-
gers.
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
forwarded with despatch at lowest rates.
- For further information apply TO
C.P. IRVINE, Agent
Office, lbs Light St, baltimore.
Order Goods per Steamer GeOrgednno.
April 81, IS7l-tf.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

respectfully announce myself as a Car.
.i,' ate Tor nomination by tn. Democratic
Convention Of st. Mays county fr the
Once Il 3 ase's Attorney, ami pledge myself
70 ABIDE, siusrely and faithfully, b the ae-
ton Of that body.
JAMES II. WILSON.
Ap lis le7l-tmc.
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rEO. p. ROWELL 4 co, 10 Park Ho~
. Ntw Erk.

~ PETTEyGXL l. CO., 81 Park Ro~,
.Ncw York
Are the sole agents for the s.. Nary's Beacon,
in tina, city. and are authorized to contrac,
for inserting advertisements for us At our low.
est casl, rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
ques,ed 10 .eave their favVrs with either Of the
above houses.
,ct -, 1870.
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FOB TIE ORPHANS COURT.

Mr.. Ed;,or.-Is is currently reported that
there WAl be vacancy in the Orphans
ccurt, aad IL LANES j. COUGH will cou-
sent To b candidate he will he warmly
ssppcsse1 by Leuaar,ltow nssDissics.
May vorsas.
AM g, ,Ti.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-27

LAND SAEs.-Combs B Dosus. - trss-
tees. sold On Tuesday evening last q 10
Court House door. Leonard Town. .sBsd.
lam Neck. " etc. the property of Daaiel
J. Payne, containing 40 acrss. far t25c0.
Purchaser. John B. Lesg.
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BALTIMORE .M.fRKETS.

foBAfEo.-Eeceipss Of Leaf continne liber-
al, though we notice falling OF this week in
the inspections Of some $50 hhds-, the inspec-
sions this week amounting TO i,53i hhds-.
against !. ST. hhis. las; week. For Maryland
the demand continues fairly active chiefly how
ever for the low and finer grades, the 6ner de-
scrip,ions bring is rasher limited request, hut
for all grades prices are steadily maintain
ed. Sales for the week comprise some 500 to
600 hhds.. Which have been eliicfr tskcn by
the German shippers. OF Ohio we note sales OF
aboat 20 hlsis for export and the sales Of Ken
lucky which have been mostly in small lots,
add ops hoat 90 hhds. Wenotice also some small
sales Of Virginia, bat for this description the
market is quiet and supply fair. We note the
export this week Of l, ASS hhds. Leaf. $50 hhds.
Stems to Rotterdam. and SO hhis Leaf to Iiv-
erpool. We quote ~ before, viz:
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TO CORN GROWERS.
j. u. TURNER d. CO.'S
A mm oniat ed Bone Super Phosphate.

ANAL YSIS:
Ammonia, as
Soiubi. Phosphate Of Lime, 1881
Bone Phosphate Of Lime, Io.67
For Corn and Oats and Spring crops gener-
ally il has no superior. Very high encomi ums
have ais" been paid its efficacy in the grow tn
OF Wheat and Tobacco. Composed of the mos;
concentrated materials, il is richer in Ammonia
aud Soluble Phosphates than any other serti IL
FER sold, except our Excelsior" and is made
with the same care an snpervision-uniform
quality guarantee d. Fine and dry, in excel
lent order for drilling. Packed in bags and
barrels.
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PART DENLY,
containing
200 acres,

more or less.
Thcae lands are located in the s ,cond
E'rction Distric, Of sam, Mary's county,
Maryland. and constitute very dc,ira.
HI. estate. They lie on the :. Thr e.
Notched Read" ab"u. three miles from
the Pnuxcnt aud about two miles from
the Saint Mary. II vcr. They adj lin the
estates of John B'hanan. Richard NJ
Ab,ll and the late William l.. Bscoe,
anil are directly on the line cf,hr p-npos-
ed Southern Maryland railroad. They
ofare excellent sill aud have quantity OF
valuable
TIMBER
upon them. The
BUILDINGS
upon TIE promises arc in good repair and
the location is convenient to Church,s,
Mills, Stores. Steamboat wharvcs, etc.
The lai is in fair state Of Improvement,
and well adapted II the culture Of
FRUIT.
It is also OF excellent soil for
GRASS
and well located for STOCK RAISING.
TERMS OF SALE,
Oac-half Of the purchase mOncy in cash
on the d. y rfsale and the ba nnc,' in twelve
months from the date h re"f-the defer
red payment TO lie secured by the bon! or
note Of the purchaser, with security TO be
approved by the Trustees. anl to bear in
tcrcst from tho day "f sale.
ROBERT &. COMBS,
JAS. 5. DOWNS,
Trustees.
Aprii 81 1S;i-ts
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II Es'timore CITY, On Tuesday the 18th last
BY the Rev. Mr.. DoxRs. VIZ. II. TiPPETr ID
SUSIE A, cal. daughter Of Henry Ncalc. ofosr
Town
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Gong BeHo
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D.,,, RS
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GCANo.-Fcr Guano and Fertilizers gcuer-
ally the market is extremely dull, and there are
no indications at present Of any iHprove-
ment in demand. For Peruvian Guano the
agents prices are still SCI so for Chincha Is
land, and Ssa per long ton, gold, for Guanape,
for lots Of so tons or more; and il is selling in
lots as wanted by dealers ut from 81: to SIS,
currency, per ton Of 1900 pounds, bu, for other
Fertilizers it is difficult to give reliable quota
tons buyers as rule being able to dictate
terms.
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Price $50 per ton.
j. j. TURNER d. CO.,
~ Pratt street. Baltimore

C4TTION.-The popularity of Excelsior
as the only reliable substitute for Peruvian Gu
sno, has induced inscriptions parties in :his
and other cities TO use the name Excelsior 10
sell their worthless compounds. Every bag Of
genuine "Exceisor' has our name on it in
Red Letter.. All others are coun,erfeits. For
sale by
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TO Tobacco Planters

TWELVE years experience in the grow III
L Of Tobacco in Maryland and Virginia has
demonstrated beyond doubt that EXCEL
Sio.." has no competitor in the growth of that
staple. u is the unanimous opinion OF the To-
bacro Planters of Maryland that from the Alp
p!icatiou OF Excelsior the crop is heIrisr and
Of finer quality, cares earlier and better, and is
nj 50 liable 10 suffer from drought as .'rom Peru
riaa Gusno.' We refer you to every Tobacco
Planter in Maryland.
Uniformity Of Quality guaranteed BY tie Nm
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pt !ss 81
signed exP1
Rates, IL
walling. Il
WIN. J. kdd
tended &c.
~ Refi
for the isii!i
April 49,
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JOHN 4. BAKER. Washington. D. G..
Il. n. La WSON, Aleradria, Va.