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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
Trustees Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of ) decree Of the Circuit
II Court for Saint Mays county. sit
ting - . Court. Of Equity. passed in .
came N ehich j. rarfan Crane. Admin
is'raior Of janis b. Thompson. is Com
plain ant. snd john L Bean vas Defen.
dsnt, and bearing date Of the SOsh day
Of MARCH, 1s7e. he sndersispeI. - T, us-
tee. will offer at psbl;c auction, q The
Court House DOR n Lecnardsovn, on
Tuesday. the 18th DAY of No.
'vember. ls72,
besssse tbs Aoars Of Il O'clock, y. and
. O'Clock. r. m, oil that tact Or parcel
OF land. lisnaa1 IN the Escicry District
Of St. Aasyau1sunsy. called and Known
By The Dame of
THE MARROWS,
being the So "a .eoo,.,-i to the
Sid loha L. De6o 3 the laid james b.
Thosp'ob. and containing
p IS acres,
= more or less,
This land Is very prcst;iy located be-
Ttween E;"eston and Town Greek, botl,
efiuaries OF the r-.-~ent River, which
lies in fol! view. and ATOMS HE land.
Of Thowas o: Spencer. John H. Waters
and Mrs. Hunt. Fish and oysters Of the
finest quality are to be had 10 sbuud ance,
almost up the very door. The soil is
good and easily improved; the dwelling
new and Of convenient SIG; and the sta
bles, with little expense, can be put in
frst-rate condition. There is also upou
this land comfortable tenant house. Sit
uats at the head Of Kingston Creek, and
tsung Peach Orchard, which bears de-
licouB fruit.
THE TERMS OF SALE,
as ,presc ibcd BY the decree, are: One.
third Of the purchase money in cash on
the day Of sac, the balance in twelve
months-the purchaser to give his note
for the deferred payment. with such
security as shall be approved by the Trus-
tee, the same 10 bear interest from the
day Of sale:
j PARRAN CRANE,
Trustee.
Oct II, 1S72-ts.
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Dental Notice.

I respectfully offer my services -
i to those whb may desire theua. eYyV
All operations performed upon the IIID
teeth known 10 the profession al Dentistry.-
Persons desiring my services at their homes vii
meet with prompt attention by dropping me
note at Lccnardtows. Teeth inserted in AM
manner desired, and at reasonable prices Of
fee and residence in Leonardtown, st. Mary
county, Md. Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dee -, lsfl-sfs
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70 Restored I

goV Restored I
Wv edition Of Dr..
celebrated Essay
without nedi-
raj Weakness,
potency, Mental
iiments TO Mar
Epilepsy snd
: or sexual ex-
pc, only 6 cer;s.
us admirable es-
u thirty years
ling consequent
= y cured without
medicine or the
ling out q mode
! and eHectual,
eer " hat his con-
lf .heaply, pri-
in the hands Of
he land.
hyelope, to any
% six cents, OF
arriags Guide"
me 4 CO.,
Office Box 4,sss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
's~pssss " 500 psssds Of No. reyssisa Co.,
saa: asS lIoo pounds Of SoisSss PSes-
Shdfs Lins, ttoses df,solseS n
sHLSAsrie s1d PssssA sd

Forming the most Concentrated, universal and
curatie fertilizer ever offered to the farmer-
combining oil the stimulating qualities al
ieruvtan Guano. aad the ever durable
fertilizing proper ties Of Bonss, In fne DIR
powder, prepared expressly for drilling. and
can be applied in any quantity, however snail
per acre and il is the opinion Of many eloss
calculating Farmers, after THIRTEEN years
experience in testing il side by side wiih other
popular fertilizers, that an application OF 100
pounds Of Excelsior is equal to from 200 To
800 pounds Of any other fertilizer or guano OF.
Tered for sale, therefore is fully loo to geo per
e~nt. shnsrAr
Ec-Look out for imliaiIa... -, .o.,,.--
f.i,s. The popularity Of Excelsior has in
duced tnsertPaioas parties in this and other
cities 10 copy our trade mark and resort TO
other diskorUTdtis mtans to eel their eorthless
compounds.
es- F;rners should see that erery Bag 10
branded az Adore, ri'k the ANAL ISIS and
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. Al other.
are csuatsrJeug
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
EEW SCHEbtZE -
cEoRcEzNaa. e.
LOWER POTOMAC LINE

LOWER Potomac LINE
For Haakisssos. Alexaadia, Ceorgesoen
and Pesossce Rirer Landings.
Also,
For frederieksI~s aad Chesapeake and
OHIO Rai1rocd.
The steamer CEORGEaSyx win. on Aad A.
TUESDAY, Jan. Is, ls.2, leave baltimore
rom Pier ,, Light street, EVERY THURSDAY.
a r NJ, arriving at Alexandria. washingtos
ana Oeorgeiowa on Saturday Of each week.
returning viii leave washington every mon.
la, ~ 4. ~ arriving |. Baltimore ever
Wednesday noenisg.
Freight received daily, On dsys ofIesvise m.
III p. n. For fhrthsr informstioa sspIy :,
C.P. IRVING. Agent, /
l3s Light street.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

hRDERED. this Bond day Of Octo-
" Der. 1872, tlat the Report OF Jos
III key and ID S Brscoe, Executors Of
the last win OF II G 5 Key, of the sale
OF the real estate abovc mentioned, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary, on or before the
l9th day of Nov. next. provided, a copy
of his order lie inserted in the S.. Mary's
Beacon, at least once week, for three
successive weeks, before the said 10Th
day of November.
The report states the amount Of sales
70 he So. 900.
A. J. SPALDING, CT,
L. ii. CANTER, A. j.,
Oct 2u. 1S7!-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
Part Strife,
OR
Part Leachburg.

Ter by wi atscevcr name the same may be
known or called, Icing rar. Of the trac,
lately conveyed by Thomas L. Freeman
aud wife to the said NJ. Theresa Kelly,
al i the same sold by her to the said Em-
szson Z. Middleton, and containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
Prospectus fer 1873 So -th
Year.
The -4idisse,

IA Risssessrs Ae.saiy ssr.as, ~sirsrssllv ID.
ssi'rsf e. se s&< HsaassAssss gsrss<isrss On Ia
Work. 4 Ryrrseas<rs<e - txsss-
essS Il An,erexs -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
n. J. DurT0N,

Iu5LssiLR Dealer n IMPORTED AMI
DOMESTIC
Cigars, Virginia Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Snu1s.
Pipes, etc.
100 w. Pratt ST. two door. from Charles,
BALTIMORE, ND.
ES- D:alers supplied at the lowest
market prices. Orders respectfully So
licited ana satisfaction guaranteed.
Sept 20. 1S72-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

EsEED OIL,
y and strength
= ere held la
be sti rface and
f,bie Pal nt.--
ed by the sub,
Fay, and Oh IL
or al krth@t
|Ature. IL per.
PORK. and 10 In
| on BOAT
least 'TtikE.
IN The UR-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
Law Co-Pai tnership

THE asde.siyssd. An{psp q Law 81
Il Solicitors IN Chsnrs, havs dis sth day
Jane. lss3, formed sie6rfassnsrzhip IN the
practice Of thsir proesseA usass ths name
nd atyle OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
Trustees Sale
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit
ID Court for Sain. Mary's county. Sit
ting a. Court of Equity, passed in a
cause in which VIM II. Kelly and NJ.
Theresa Kelly. his wife. are Complain.
ants, and Emerson + Middleton is Deren-
dau'. and bearing date of the 2lst dry Of
September, 1872. the undersigned, as
Trustee. will offer at public aucsio,, at
the Court House door in Leonard c~u,
on
Tuesday, the l2th of Novem-
Der, lS72,
between the hours Of II o'clock, m. and
o'c'cck. r. m, all that tract or parcel
If land. situntc in St. lnigoes' District Of
-. Mary's county, called and known BY
ly the name of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

They win prsefics iJl Mary's and the sd
joining counties and IL Ccnrt Of Appeals.
Prs~pt AID special sefsG,e Win b paid to the
eolleeiioa Of Claims. IAddses1, HaDmest asd
coisea. Lseaardsew5 o. s.. Mays essnl
y, I'D. 1n,,..,..
3 JOHNSON COTTON.
june 6. 1871 tt -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

<ted 20 announce
sse for the nest
sy that b
|ths business In
Il lPsssss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

sss&&
Ature. IL per.
FORK. and 10 IN
Oh boar
least 'rtikE.
N The UR-
be Gallon.
|pt,
iiholie Mrror
pei Paint Com
to-day we call
new thing ua-
\, WAS OF oar
be e'iitor could
'ous ehold, We
aimed for it,
nts for mixing
as il i. already
IN work in pri-
as beautiful.
y friends may
!, 30, 1879.
Il, which ! pw-
e'ssons. II gives
Us IN l'.cHity Of
X TISG,
Bait Street.
y your patent,
ghly sa,isfacto-
gloss than or.i;-
ETHERED.
Dec 81, 1871.
C paint we pur-
uscrl, its cover
iich must, ws
ln rccoIiincr4
b Of work.
more ~,
Pc''e PdiH,er.
Sept -, 1872.
Fir The paint
y neighbors in
able and cheap,
ave employed IL
do a better job,
hoat hesitation
tei.
rs NALL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

Seesese tbs hosrs Of II O'Clock. y. and
. O'Clock. r. m, oil that tact Or parcel
OF land. aiseaae N the Factory District
Of o. AaEysuoDunsy. called and khovn
BY The Dausc Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22
For the Advertiser.
Tribute Of Respect.


During the recent session of the Edge
field Baptist Sunday School Convention,
held at Dry Creek Church, OH the I'd
inst; Rev L. Droaddus submitted the
following Preani5lc and Resolution:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God to take
from earth, since our last meeting, our
worthy brother, A. G. TURNER, Super
.intendant of tic Granitevilie Sunday
School, who was bnltally murdered on
the night Of tho Sth Of November last.
Iher fore Resoived, That we do hereby
attest our appreciation Of his worth as
faithful, conscientious, laDorious Sunday
School worker, and an humble disciple
Of Jesus, who, though not personally
known to most OF: us, w.,s yet well rer
ported of among us for his works sake,
and shared with us in the tolls and prifi-
legcs Of this great cause; andtliat, Willie
we mourn over his untimely and tragical
end, We bow with submission to the Will
of the Gre:lt One who has. permitted IT
thus, but who "Doeth all things WE'LL"
Eulogistic addresses were delivered In
connection with the foregoing Resolution
by Bros. B. M. Talbert, B. Z. Bryan,'h.
Broaddus, r. J. Towel, DyD. Brunson,
&. w. Bussey and j. Connelly.i -"
The Resolution was then unanimously
adopted. MS was also the following; t1f
Rcsolred, That these, Resolutions be
published i'll the Edgeiield -Idrcrtiscr,
and That the Secretary furnish a COPY to
the family of'th dceeased,' - W.
II. H. CLARK, scc'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22
The Financial Board and Mr. Cham
heriain,s Connection Herewith.

Tie Tartics maui ;unt almost entirely
responsible for the imm@nsc public debt
which has been heane'l upon this Stats
.lurne the past iaur' years. whiic ;he
oropegty holders hat! no representation in
The Government, ere the officials who
compose the Financial Board Of South
Carolina. Tic General Assembly has IN
deod been .aadc up Of as corrupt and un
principled a set ol rogncs as perhals'ever
congregated together sinec the days ol
Adam; but the General Assembly cou'd
not issue. or have not issued, any bonds
Of the State, and in all their financial l.,
isiation. have followed the'moneysdadvlcc
Of The Flnancia! Board. Upon themrests
1te odium Of treb!ing in four years pub
}jc debt Of near oen5ury's accumulation,
of well-righ begsor,ng the State, and OF
damnng with iniamy lse party to winch
they belong and the negro race whch they
have misied.
From the da--s Of The Revolution TO the
advent into po%er oi the kad!cai party IN
this State. in 1868, The entire public deht
amounted, in round numoers, 10 only 81
0O0OO0.. For Ire ciraticn d this debt,
he State ha.; al al'aiaat' consideration
in varous works oi 40. III. 'rtance
Since 1868, 4n.. .no:. q SNORT pc
riod Of iasi yea, 5ac i.,'''i'f 81 ;i"s been
sn,,,na i,p io IL, Cos ~. -. addition
Of sliO0ooGQ rot dollar OF which has
been expended n ,an; visible public I'M
prove.aspts. ali lnlllons oi Fncn are un-
accounted ior in any Wy. Ihls. IS the
work OF the + f!nancai Board, the MEM
lcrs Of which are R. K. Scott, Governor
q. tic State Nils G. Parker. Treasurer,
and y. II. Ca u.>ciain. A,torncy-General.
-Lol,tmbin Phoenlr, Ism
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22
An Important Law Case.

In our notice on Saturday of thSSmo-
ton before Judge Melton, at Colahbia,
in the case,of V. J. Tobias ct uxsak vs.
L. Hs Pickens, E{ecutrix ct al says; s.
the Charleston ,.cbaricr ofsthe lsthDi We,
iailed to say that the great question Of Of
tho discussion was tie, ,validisga9f e.
Judgment confessed in his ,itesipaa, ps'
the late Gov..iPiekens fyr honey deri veg
from the separate estate of his wife.
Upon thatsquestion Judge Melton init
mated an impression favorable to the
Judgment, though carefully withholding
an an opinion that would commit him, be :
cause this was not hearing on the merits.
His question, as it comes up intthis case;
is entirely new in the Courts Of this
State, though. it has arisen and. been. ads
judged in England by Lord HIardw5iice4k, HIardw5ie4
and in the United States Court by Judge
Story. IL, 5,a, s-;.,!,,4
spoken of in the highest praise for thor
oughlless Of preparation, being exceed
inglv interesting and exhaustive of the
subject. At the close he received tie
freelvspbkencomnend dationofthe Bench
and the Bar, inclnding the opposing conn
sci. who did nothesHateto Admits sreaf
force and almost conclixivencss. Fhey
conceded that the property, while it re-
manned in, it's original form, namelvs;la
bracelet or necklace Of tiiamonds-4was,
under tlietestimnnyp produced. the'wife's
separate estate. butthey cgntended that
when she herself converted it into Hon-
ev and delivered the-moreN.to herihns
band. and he received it as a loan-but
before doing SO, executed his deed to se-
cure the same to a trustee for her, and de-
livered it on receiving the money-.5then
his marital rights attached and the; sep
| arate estate was lost. 81. ,.Y,4..ii u.
Mr.. Youmans is about to remove to
Columbia where all who know his, amia-
BILE personal qualities and have felt the
wonderful fu1lness of his professional
preparation and knowledge, will wish
and expect for him prosperous profes-
| sional career
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22

!Ms~ A negro named John Mitchell,
confined in Jail at Covington,. Tennessee,
for attempting,to outrage young lady
and nearly killing her in the attempt.
was taken from the Jail last Thursday
night by party of citizens, who over
powered the jailor, after desperate re-
sislancc, and shot Mitchell. He was a
desperate character, having killed two
men within the past year and succeeded
in eluding the officers until his last out
rage. .e :,
g- Tho Columbus ,Sun learns that
Mr.. Frank Goldsby while attempting to
shoot Mr.. Zach Anglin, near Geneva, on
Southwestern Railroad, on Wednesday
last, accidentally killed his own mother,
who rushed between the parties to pre-
vent the shooting. A sad affair truly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22
yhe Bankrupt Law.
From, the Yorkyille Enquirer

AlE. EDiroG: AS doubts 4lavc bcrG rx
pressed as, to the extent OF the. rcliet q,
Iordcd blythe bankrupt act Of. 1867, and
the several amendments thetcto,s | deem
it proper to omake the following statement
The amendment to the act, approved
10th June, 1872, allows to the bllnlirup,
all the property exempted hy Tho lows Of
each State Of lofee isl 18Th in addition to
the .fie hundred dollars worth of property
allowed under the original act
This gives to each bankrupt, IN this
State, two Thousand dollars worth OF prop
crty, to wit: One thousand dollars worth
of real estate, and one thousand dollars
worth OF personal estate. After th bank
rupt has been discharged this property be
comes his absolute estate toIdlspoae, Of as
he chooses, either by sale, gift, dqvise, or
otherwise. =
1t isnot necessary, as has been suppos-
ed, that The estate Of the person applying
shall pay fifty per cent OF a3 this debts;
but if the estate which comes to. the hands
OF the assignee is sufficient to pqy fifty per
cent. Of his i,Mividual debts, contracted
since lst January, 1860, exclusive Of the
debts contracted before that time, he; is
from, all his debts Fit IS not
still.he is discharged from all
Individual debts contracted before that
time, and rom all his security debts,
whether contracted before or after that
time, leaving nothing to be paid but his
individual debts contracted after lst JAN
nary, 1869 Dai Y 5'a.'
a 4jis WM. I. CIAwsoNS,'
~ par;storl in Rankru,,tcy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22
OLD COMMISSIONER
How 20 Fill the Bloody Chasm.

Senator Schnrz delivered an able adj
dress, Saturday night, to the Germans in
Chicago, the mass Of the German popula-
ton being present. He reviewed the po-
litical situation, showed that the mission
of the Grant party was ended stigmatizca
its corruptions, its violations of law, and
its unjust policy towards the South, and
maintained that the Liberal party was
now the only true party Of rational reform
and regeneration. In referring to- the
South, lie said
"If it is necessary to fill the bloody
chasm, as Mr.. Boutwell, said, before pence
can be restored, let US throw the Grant
party into it, [great applause;l with the
thieves and those who have violated the
Constitution and the. laws, with those who
have violated their official oaths and pros
titutcd their Office to personal ends, with
those who have held the highest offices i'll
The Government in order to secure their
personal welfare. What can induce us to
reject the hand extended' 10y the Southern
people? Should we not take it and be
clad? do not deny that there have been
Ku Klux in the South within the past
five years, but what is alleged of them
now is not true. What was done years
ago should not be urged a.ainst them now;
The cry against. them should cease ii
any Ku Klux did exist, they would cease
the moment an honest Government Was
given to the South. The reasons tho
Grant men urge why we should sustain
the Administration are about these Let
corruption alonc-it is of no consequence;
let us reject these proffers of the South.
they are not dictated by loyalty; all we
ask ls that you give us further control of
the Government; the country needs it.
In conclusion, the Senator addressed
himself particularly to his audience as
Germans. He said they had come to'this
to enjoy the privileges of person
al liberty, and they would never submit
to become the willing and base instru.
mcnts of Capitalization. His heart was
by TIE position his fellow -coun-
irvmen had always retained In the war
of the rebellion they had fought side by
,lde with their nativc-born brethren to
preserve the Union, and now they again
stood in the front Of the phalalM tnat
ouglt to secure the blessings which the
,Ioidy war bad vouchsafod. They were
he sons Of freedom, and would not be-
omc the willing tools Of any despot, no
natter what pretext was alleged ITO hold
hem in bondage. - - :, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22
The Ku-KluK Crusade.

Dcpuvg E.!ie,i States Marshal John
Hubbard aa< 7een raiJinc through Chcs-
TO- Counts IN sca:sl, ol imaginary hu
kuA and substantial lees and lilie4,;e ail':
Distinguishing nin.s~ by insulting wOmen
and a5usins !iti!e ch.,iren, whom he drag
.cd from taer cradles and trundle beds on
nretense of looking !cr Ku kluX. y; the
i.ouse OF u Mrs Ferris, near Turkey Greek,
the DIOR was vio!ept!y burst open aud the
lock broken while tie lady herself was Of
:ering him fhe key' and begging him net
TO break IN the'aoor Another place visl'
led was the plantation OF William Carer,
which is rented by twoyoung men, CALVIN
Chalk and George Carter. Both OF these
men weye assent ilIu. nome on the nlshi
Of the raid. Their house was broken into
and searched; and when they returned
home in the morning they found that sew
en luillS Iour countegpanes, three pairs OF
panlaloons and three vests had been sto
len and carried Off As u supporting force
to the expedition, Hubbard had along Co
lumbus Crawford, Giles Coed and Bill
Palmer, three Of DE most VIGOROUSLY in
.Gmous and lawicss negroe: IN the country.
After they were relieved from duty on
Wednesday morning. and while they were
returning home, they took occasion 10 call
at the house of Mrs. Press Estes, whom
,hey insal;ed and threatened with ther
ioaded guns. From here they passed to
cne residence Of Mr.. Z. B. Robins. and,
hat gentleman beng away from home,
hey attempted to 90 INTO his yard. When
ordered BIZ his daughter not 10 do so, they
nsulted her and Icveled their guns at her.
A detachment OF cayalry, under com
mand of Lieutenant T. S. Godfrey, was
assisting the doughty. marshal on this raid
and the Chester Reporter WHICH publishes
the above details, adds: In Justice. to
Lieutenant E. S. Godfrey, who was in
command Of the cavalry, and whom we
know and respect as gentleman, we are
assured by our informants that the soldiers.
had nothing to do with the breaking open
OF doors, throwing sick children about, &c:
Lieutenant Godfrey. we are sure, would
neither do anything OF this kind himself
nor would he suffer it to be done by any
one under his command. Hubbard was in
command Of this expedition-the cavalry
were only along SO as to give the civil
authorities assistance in case any should
be needed-and upon Hubbard rests the
whole responsibility for everything
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22

THE THIEVES IL TRoUBlE.-The head
thieves in Columbia are in trouble. If we
nav Judge from what is transpiring in
rolumtia before the courts, and the disclo.
.rres recently made by men who are in po-
> IONS to know, we may at least hope that
the den Of thieves in this State is in a
fir way to be punished The attempt,
10y mandamns, to compel Secretary Car
tiozo to afiix his seal to more conversion
bonds has brought forth from that func
tionarv q manifesto in which he exposes
some of the rascalities of the Financial
Board. He shows that six million of
bonds have been used already,
and hence he declines to seal any more
unless compelled by the courts On the
made by the Secretary of State
and his counsel, the court refused the
mandamus. Enough has been established
20 warrant the belief that some Of the
ofiiciis,S thieves in Columbia can be cr1ml-,
naIly convicted before the courts. Efforts
are being made to that end. We trust
they may be successfully prosecuted, and
that the guilty parties may be convicted
Ind transferred from their present quar-
ers 10 he ponitentiary, where they can
.uuse themselves cracking stones instead
If stealing the peoples. money.-&mgS1I
rec Star.