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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21
NEwspArER CHANGE.

The type, presses. figures and good will
o. the Commonwealth Printing Company
i've been purchased by Capt. Henry King,
and Mr. Proniy goes out Of the concern. The
price paid wa.-S20 600, which is not large,
considerig The number of valuable presses.
and tire numerous fonts of type in the Com
monuealh JOB Office. From our knowledge
of the offer, We should say that the property,
other than the 4. wspaper's good will and in
6uence, was worth about $40, 900, leaving an
equal sum as payment for the newspaper
proper. MIR. Prouty announces his retire
ment in card, reci,ing his reasons for the
step. 1t seems that his failure to secure the
State printing for the Third term was the
immediate cause OF his financial en-
barrassment. This disaster, Mr.. Prouty
says, "was a stunning blow TO the Common
seGith from which ii has been Keeling ever
sincs." Further on he says: "How to ex-
tricate the establishment; from the mountain
of debt which encountered it has been the
problem We have been endeavoriny to eoive
for the past six months. To our great re.
lief Capt. Henry King, who has edited the
paper for the past eighteen months. has
come forward with the means to purchase the
Office and relieve the burdened s.ockhold-
era"
The Commonwealth Company, in announc-
ing the change, takes occasion to say that
fully 500, 900 from first to last, has been
sunk in making that Topeka newspaper ex-
pertinent . success. There is something in
that admission which ought to cause CAPT.
taIists to reflect before venturing
npon the journalistic domain. II is fact
worth remembering. that every profitable
and firmly -es,ablished newspaper in Kansas
has been built up through adversely and pc
cuniary loss to one set of its proPrietors or
another. A daily newspaper cannot get a
summarizing place IN the State without the
expenditure of $50, 600 or 500, 900 and the
capture Of one or two of Its weaker contem
poraries. The Atchison Free Press WIS
merged into the A,chison Champion; the
Lssr-nce journal and R,pab,ien we're
1a..ea; the ropeks Commonwealth bought
The Kansas State Record; TIE TINES .fecisd
e cps-oi,aa,ioa cit, the Conservative. and
slbstq l-ntlv bought the Bulletin We have
Go d"ubs thar fully $50. 900 hiss been ex-
ernded in the hui ding up Of each Of the
papers mentioned. Ae the Commonrenlk
semarks. however. This large outlay once
,Dado , made forever"
s There i . deal Of journalistic history IN |
- s'eards" Of Sundays Cd~as.reaitk,
- ~ Who have IN itching for Tie jour.
'balilfie tuiasss oueht to read Of daily pa
- thssse1eet
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21

THE lste Senator Lane, of Kansas, has
announced, per spiritua! post, that Satan has
established bis hesd4nar,es in the capital Of
the United States. This msy be news in the
realms in which the honorable gentleman
now r.ridce, and which are naturally cnt OF
from frequent communication With WASH.
inston, bat it IL rather stale intelligence to
tho.e ofus that are sill il tie hoA.-N Joe
HeyoA,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21
GeWa.e cs CouateYfei:-
IfR Ea0ccc' SIX J.f.:-- -. %;
JVO HtSIO Ei.-'. 80 go

Are >rfs-.ssr,fy CD.STrEsTIr-r. '.s..---s s.+-..-
sIs'ssouoy t' '.'t fhs .ss'.''sl - r-.s.
Ihs 9s"u'aS ira a. SRA ~ q. 81. .s.-
paesay>. Al "h.- s-s .-. TIE
GkSUISy Pub are J.,ril.'rt q -. s tfc~-
painful ana danger t.2sri o. -.'si D. e izsc
constitution SUBJECT. .y '.rs.-s t.. ~
and cure all supiiss.-s o. to ...l. c5.-ri
by cold. iniiaILInIt.o-t. .l-'--. T. 80 %.
Nervous and Spinal Ai-.-c: E;u- 4. t.- hack
and Limbs. Fatigue s'!Ert rE-. % i'alsit-,nn
of the Heart. Hysteric- s-t Hi"es t,.-y 81 EJECT
when all other base Is'rt.. and coush
very powerfnl contan uC;!iug ..c:tiul ;h. ms:
delieat cons tltniion
Circular Fn.-h German and Terl:. round
each Dotti, gives iGll direction anu Gf'yiss.
The GENUINE Pills 81 II dTa. Stores bat
IL your druggist cannot supply the GFsst If not
be persuaded IN accept any counterfeit bogus
telc bot send One DSr 20 tine -.ie proprietor .,is
Hoses. IL Cortl- ndt Street. New York. N .,aIne
OF express OH q at which will cal f,E the pss.
age. and bottle OF the GESTI>S !l,ls securely aud
safely packed IN piaIa Wrappers sI be soat ~ r.t.n
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"AvING abandoned all idea Of ever moving
H 70 the West, hare de ernihed 10 sell ny
entire int.r.st in the lie sven worth Ferry COmpa-
nv being I39 shares out Of 70 The property con-
sis;s OF exclusive franchises for long period Of
yeas, granite by the Legislature Of Kansas and
Missouri. also so good substantial boats, nearly
new, with the right TO land on any Of ny land.
For terms and particulars inquire Of Capt Daniel
Lahay. wv. .. RSYDU11.
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Adminl..ratOr' \ Office.
STATE OF KANSAS. -,
kayenH worth County,

STATE OF KANSAS. y,
Layen worth County,
IN the Prob,ta Court IN and for said coanty-In
The matter Of the estate Of Mathew Poio Xxi, de-
ceased.
No,ice Is hereby given thst letters documentary
have b-en granted % the uEdcrs;gn-d the estate
Of Mathew Fotncki late OF sud county. deceased,
by IN. Hoaorsb c, the Prob,te Caurt Of the Coun-
~ aud State af ,rssai1, dat i the 2nd day Of Au-
gust, A. u. 1874 Now, all rerS ms hsvinR claims
against the said estate hereby notified that they
must pre<e mt the same o the urders gned for al
lozance within o year from the date Of s,id
letters or they may be precindei fr0m any bene-
Mt o. such state; and that IL such eisiss be not
exhibited within three years alter the d.te of said
letters, they shall be forever barrel
LOUIS NARCOP,
Executor OF the last will drawn Of the estate o.!
Mathew potock'. deceased.
August l2th, 1878. au15w-3w
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IT. Erwocd Cell, Philadelphia. has pub
Iished the 6rst i've parD Of bic "Eocyclo-
revised, cosrecsed, and greatly enlarRed
edition Of Duyckinck'e veil known work,
hrousht down TO date By n. L. Simmons.
Many NV portraifs are to he sdded, and
sboue $50 pages Of additional matter in
eospssaasd IN The text, % hat he vosk Dsy
- ssoar6ed - viss1ally snew. Il viii b
0mG1s1D1 = ~ pagoa
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21

The rumor tha, Col. MOONLIGHT intends to
...;a, his pos;tion as State Senator from
.eaysuworth county is not trne. The Colo
,.I intends to serve the people in that ca
,,ec:tv until The time for which he vas elect
"a expires. We are permitted to make the
Statement, on the authority OF Col. Moonlight
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GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
IN AID OF
Public Library
or Colorado.
First Legal Drawing.
Time Extended
TO October LIST 1879.
Last OHANO1.
Great Portion Of the Tickets Already Taken.
Tickets, 81 each or 8 for -.
ssO OnO IN
100000

Z V'o Oiits, amounting to.-.-. s-.-.....O 0OsOOO
The number o. ticks's to ne drawn from one
Wheel ~ bl oil Gu ii en-, snd the 81 L d1sa
IRON sno h.r
! his snte pr % 1, endorsed ny the hist buiress
men ofoIr territory. The small VI ce OF Il KS Is
guarantee Of . spe-dy 40 ., miking hrs one Of the
hest Oh ever Fred .on-y can b. sent ely
in Registered iet'e =. post q o mon orders, by
express OF By let ers. c.rfliy sealed and plai.iy
diteetsd.
Make Up YouP Clubs
and send orders soon, - only few tickets remain
10 10 sold.
B1ARp OF DIRECTORS.
Gen. 2. Z. Browne, 4 DE-. W. II. BaehtsI,
Hcn. d. 4. i.iebard,, Hon. W. N. Bysra.
DR.. A. l. Justice.
ssrGooi sgents wanted, to sbous'l liberal COM
mi ssians will be allowed.
Addrec,
J. ". SUlTTERLlH, Manager.
DENVER. COL.
adIIedAv5u
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THE GREAT FRENCH cEEEDY.

DELAUARRE'S SPECIFIC PIs'.s
Prepared by j. GiRhNfiI n.
No. eli Rne Lombard. Paws
These pills highly recommended - The cr.tirc
Medical Faculty Of France the best remedy
In all cases OF SperYnafoSrh1a seri usl <as~s
Weak Spine: peposits IN the JfinH. <-'sts'- -.
bihty. and ali the CHASTITY trim OF s.-ss.s
FROM Abuse and Secret Habits They
other lies I'll, and have he-n us WI
ing success Icy the ltn.. Fr.neh fiysieiar- ;ir.ns
the past y yr1rN E&fa;.oi DI A,iyIsc IN "a n to
vii BE- s..It re - SIy aiirr-s 'r'Cs :, yer
Box. ssnt b. fga1l, Fs-srs'f s'si+si F' -" -
sa'io- on sr-sf 20 yrirs s1T ~ srst-<ri : -.at
OSCAR q. moses. + t'ErrsSt'T -. Sf'y Isrx
Sole Gs1e al a gen. iar Af--ur.
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RELIEF IN TERI ea.wuTEs.

BRYAN'S pCLNGCsC WATERS
Cure COUGHs. COLDS. ASTHMA, Ciif. SCIiI5- Ssl.s
THROAT, HoARsESFss. DIFFiCrIr BETsTFISG, -
cIPIEST CoSSCNPIioS hSD L!-..ss DIsTzsT-s They
have taste Of medicine and any ci1ii viii take
them Thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaired- Testimony given hurdrc,.s
Of cases ASK for BRYAN'S PtrLMVNiC WATERS.
Price 81 cents Per bow. JOB MOSES. rroi-ie-
II Cortla1dt Street. Nov York
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We Use No Tar In this Cen.
pOelo1On.

Thereto re il does net AFFECT the water from the
Roof, IL termed % for the Arse one or tvo rains.
The paint has Q very heavy body. but y easily
applied With or s inch coloring brush.
On old rstton shingles IL hlls up the holD and
pores, hardens them and dives new and substan-
tial root that viii last Year,. On cured OF
warped shingles. it brings tn to their place and
keeps them there. IL ills up the holes In tin or
felting roof and stops the leaks coat IL equal
to ten Of ordinary paint.
The color Of the slate whom first applied 10 % Q
dark purple; and in about month II changes 70 .
light uniiorc, .late color
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21
VALUABLE BOOKS
OF Bound Music.

GEMS.
Gems Of Sacred fOrg
Gens Of German sOnY.
6eDs Of Ae0eais:s k0OG.
Wreath Of GENE.
PEARLS
shower q Pearls.
The bs.t Vocal Duets.
Opevaaic Pc FlA
B.ss Opera ssass
Price Of each book. boards q 50; Cloth, $500.
Full Gilt 500
The above volumes are quite unsurpaosnIe, -
each one In lIled and Sovd-d With the very Q
Vocal Music ef It's kind. Books are large on1
wonderfully cheap. Pages full sheet ausie she.
Zoo 70 2Jopsges.i
Remember our new Organ At Home. .....-.--.-32 80
River Of Lie, for Sunday.seheels. -
The above books for sale By all dealers. Feat
post-paid. On receipt Of psteo
0LIvE8 DITsON Co, 1asAse.
CHAs 4. D1TsON . Co.
Skx19-esa.V N 1seoevsy, Vsw ysgk
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N. Y. Slate Roofing Co..
No. q Cedar Street. N. 7. City.
aus20 slsd ved4fri
r As,Ds.UsED AMkNDM EMF

80 the Csaaass0stS0 - the asase 81
kaasas, S0bAosseA ~ sAe Les 1~0a-
1WSe "a sss 0.ose Sess1o0, Gse he
81se0~as1Oo % 0eoerseso 81
the Esees0ss 81 e60 Saae 0e
the Next 0O0e9al
EleeilO0.
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And Is, 10 all Inlents and Pur.
poses, Slate.

1t is slow dryer, but rain will not eject IL n
the least in one hour after il Is put on.
Samples sent to any part Of the countrv by ex.
press, e. o. D., at the following prices: II ordered
20 be sent BY freight the money must accompany
the order.
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Two gallons will cover . hundred square Sese u
Shingle Roof or over four hundred Of tin o. Iron.
Price Of he slate ready for 10 . cents per enl
lon, SIC per hal barrel. So per barrel ofakeas
20 sall0ns, Nth a liberal discOunt to TIE traae.
We furnish and apply the mater ial far q. 50 per
100 square feet in the vicinity Of New York.
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F. Scott, Kan August ls-A special Il
the Monitor from Twin Spring-, in Linn
County, says that horrible murder wa.
perpetrated near that place Last night. A
man named Kellar killed his wife, her sis'eI
and his two children, piled their bodies up
on the a nor, covered them with straw and
then ret fire to the pile. When it was dis.
covered that the deed vas done with an axe,
Kellar vas arrested this morning, and there
was strong talk Of lynching him.
ST. Louis, August Is "A special to the
Democrat from Jefferson City says Governor
Woodson has i-sued an order to Judge Beck.
hardt, instructing him to convene special
term Of the Galloway Circuit Cont for the
investigation of the lynching Of Peter Kess.
Ter, at Fulton Friday last ; and also in
s,ructed Attorney General Ewing to take
charge of the prosecution. A specisl fur
ther says that . desperate encounter may
coon be expected between tie Iowa railroad
train-men and robbers.
Salt Lake, Augus, ls In an ARRAY this
morning, Beni. ]. Maynard, rough char
ac,er, better known on the P1cifc coast a.
Big Ben, shot and probably MORALLY
sounded D. W. Grant, a ealoon keeper,
the ball of the revolver passing through the
latter. Maynard is under arrest. He al
leges that he is used a. police spy and in
former. Much feeling j. man Tested, as
Grant j. . quiet peaceful citizen. More
trouble il expected.
Indianapolis, August 1s.-The exposition
building, containing over 800. 600 square
fee, exhibiting space. will be completed thi,
week. I, cot about S775. 900. The space is
nearly taken slready. The reception of ar
ticies commences next Monday. From the
present operations i. is evident that every
foot Of the thirty Elk acres, buildings, yards
and lena will he occupied. The art depart.
meni will be the principal attraction. Pic
lures has been received from siu1ieos OF
al, the leading artist. at home and foreign.
Chicago, Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Louisville,
Nv York, Bo.'on and other
metropolitan ci,ies viii contribute.
Pittsburgh, Angus Is The seventh an
pual rr-un,nu Of the Army Cumberland will
be held in Pittsburgh, 17th and 18th Of Sep
lemiest The local ex-commissioners haze
been At work for some tine, perfec;ing ar
and there j. everv promise that
The sf5air will Be the largest ever held. Cir
culsrs Of invit.tion will be sent to all mem
ben, Of the army, where name and address
IN Be- obtaised, bot it will Of course be IN
de,,tood that every soldier of that army il
invined. and will be welcome. The names
nd addrsoo Of Ill the survivors cannot b
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,ence OF death, in view of the doubtful L.
took place On the other hand, old army
officers declare that the President will be
guided by the opinion Of the Attorney Gen.
eral already rendered, and his own sense Of
justice; that the prisoners were guilty Of the
violation of the rules Of civilized warfare BY
q violation OF flag of truce, and therefore
were subject to trial BY military Law.
The amount Of L. S. moneys and securi-
tiea redeemed and destroyed during the year
ending June 3, 1873. show total Of Sl44.-
743, 962. The average daily destruction OF
fractional currency il over $4,000. The
amount Of legal tenders destroyed
during the year is So. Ol9 06l.
wAwAssETT INVESTIGATION.
Washington, August ls-The- Ws~assett
steamboat investigation was resumed this
morning. The testimony of the witness Wa
TO the effect that no particular perron or
officer OF the ship was engaged in enrolling
the life boats, possession Of which had been
taken by the passengers in such large num-
bers a. to make them useless. The officers
engaged in the fore part Of the boat were
&C lively employed in trying to ave the boat
and passeLge bl. they we're unable to pas
aft, owing TO the den.e volumes ofsmoke and
flames.
St. Louis, August lS.-An appalling &C.
ciden; occurred on the Chicago 4 Alton rail.
road Saturday night, By whic, nine persons
were killed outright and many more or le-.
injured. The regular passenger train left
Chicsgo at 8 p. m. Saturday a. usual. and
when three mics north Of L,mons and about
twenty-five miles from Chicago, at 1920 p.
m, il met and coilided with . coal train of
,hirty-fve cars going north. The collision
occurred on q curse, both trains running at
AHIGH RATE OF SPEED,
anil the shock Was terrific. Both engines
lef, the track and passed each other, that of
The coal train striking the baggage car Of The
passenger train few feet from the end,
showing Il OF the track ard breaking the
coupling between it and the smoking car,
which the engine struck square in the end
and with such force a. to throw the
forward end in the air, 30 that the engine
ran under it, tearing the floor completely
out. and hurting the fifty or sixty unfortu-
mates who we're in the car, in Q struggling
mass to the lower end where there vas no
chance Of escape. And nov ensued scene
Of horson which cannot adequa1sly b d.
ucsibsd. TIE Woks-slack ard doas Il De
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DENVER. COL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
Candidates.
For State Senator.

AeeTs. Editon-PleAse snnounee Csptsin
RANDOLPH JONES. Of ST. i,igo<f district.
. the kepsblieAa Candidate for he State SEN
ate.
Jan 20. isfs. OK
The ftisads ofcsps. ASA A. LAWRENCE.
nelsesinG that his services win Be useful 10 the
eiii4ens Of 81 Nays County IN the Senate cf
Maryland recommend him a q eandis>se for
that position ~ the next election.
Lssions
MDr. JAS. n. NILES vim consess 70 b.
candidate for the Senate be viii b warmly
supported By the Repuhlieans Of
Feb 9. 1873. Oakviile District.
NJ. Edsser-As there have been announced
several candidates for the Senate OF MARYLAND
who seem y have Black Republican afinisies.
% Kind enouEh 10 sanounce HENRY BIT.
LSR. % The Factory district, a. . man true
and fun IN the Repahlieaa faith, not = one In
his own conseit.
Feb IL, 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. Eli.os-Pleass snpounee r. JOH..-
SON COTTON as candidate to repre-
sent St Marys county in the Senaie Of
Maryland at the coming Fall election.
aud say he viii receive warm supper. in
!. Chapiico and Charlotte Hall Dists.
Feb q. 1873.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Edites-yoa are requested 20 anAeunce
JAS. r. ALVEY a. candidate for the next
Sheftaaiy and ron will please cav yhs, Be
WI b watn.y supported BY the 6asiness in.
@rsss OF the co6s;y AID hv 10
Jan Z. 1874. Prosss.
Nt Eaisos-pleass announce JAMES Bur.
hOtUh6 - suitable candidate for the next
Sheri3aiity and be will be WARMLY sapoor,ed
By Chartico 4 Charlotte Hall Districts.
Jan %. lsT3-,e.
-. Aiser-piease anaounee Capt BENJA
MIN FoXWELL, OF Leonatdtown district. a
q candidate for Sheria, aad say that be win
be generally and warmly supported By white
and colorsd voters Of :Es
Jan 80. 1879. Republican Party.
Messrs. Ediiors-Please announce r
N EDWARDS % . suitable candidate
for the next Sheriaalty. and SAP, ths, he
will b. warmly Supported BY the voters
Of 81 Mary's eoun,y.
march q, 1878 The People.
M JOS o TAYLOR. II s. Inieoss'
district. is respectfully presented IN the
voters Of St Mary's a. the xnmasked Re.
publican candidate for Sheriff
April 10. 1873 st Inis,es'
Capt. JAMES NAY. Of St. In;roe.'
district, an honorary member Of the
"Grand Army Of the Republic" Gen A
E Burnside. Commander in chiefly is
presented TO Z . voters Of the county for
COMMISSIONS.
may 8. 1878 Railroaders.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Nh. EplroR.-You will please an.
nounce ]. j. REDMOND a. 4 candidate
for County Commissioner ct the ensuing
election. aud obIiss many friends in
Char,ico ard Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 6sh. 1873.
Ma ED,ros.-H Capt. John N. GRAVES,
Of OAkviile District, will consent to serve in
the Commissioner's Court, he viii be earnest
ly supported At the ensuing election By
Many Frieads.
The friends Of JOHN PARSONS.
Esq.. recommend him for reelection %
County Commissioner. be being emissut-
u entitled to the support Of
Feb 81. 1873. Tax-Paysss.
The fr;eDds Of A G TENNISSON.
Esqr.. eoo6dcntly ask for hin the en-.
dosscment Of the people Ut the next cleo.
ton n .. member Of The Commissioners
Court. Fifth District.
Feb q, 1873.
JOHN B ABELL. Esqr.. viii b. en-
dorsed BY the people for re-elecs;on 70 the
Coumissioners' Court. Il be VIII consent
to ssrse anoiher term.
Feb q. 1873. Frie.ds.
A 4 LAWRENCE. Erqr.. l. rees.-
mcpded to the sosers Of the cOunty Tor
reelection 70 the Board Of Cosnsy Con.
nissiouers sBd believe 10 viii receive
The Support Of the Psocls.
Feb a. 1873.
THOMAS n SHADRTCK. En- j.
entitled = he ea<ness support of the pso-
pc Of the county Sur Csussy Com.is-
sioner q the eouiug eles-ios.
fse IA issS. Ch.ptiee.
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JouN ErARR. a. cs,,,,.o s;,,,, =.

JOHN L FARR, Of Chaptieo dissi' Ct.
10 reeommenled 70 The voters Of So Ma
rye county ~ . candidate for Commits.
sioners' Court q the ensuing election.
march 9. 1878. Many Friends
Mr.. Edisor-Anacunes CHARLES
BUTLER - candidate for Como ;ssicn.
ers Cour, a The ensuing election, and
say. that he will Be warmly Supported BY
the honest men Of 8. Iaigoes' district.
march 8. 1873. MANY Friends.
Mr Eaitor-If LOUIS N ROLLINS.
OF St lnigoes' district. will consent 70
serve in The Commissioner Court. he
viii Be earnestly supported 1t the sasu.
ing election nv Many Friends
April 3. 1873.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of Saint Mary's county, Set
April S, 1873.
nRDEREp BY THE COURT, That John E
~ Simms, Administrator Of James Simms,
late ofSt Mary 9 county, Nd, deceased, give the
notice required by law 20 the deceased
creditors TO exhibit their. claims, and that the
same he published once week for six success
sive weeks IN the st Masy's Beacon.
Testi Jas T NJ RAfgf,
Register Wills for St Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of st. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of James Simms, late Of said county, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims gainst the said
deceased are hereby notified to exhibit thesams
with the proper vouchers attached thereto, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day o.
Oct 1873, .hey will otherwise By law be ex-
cluded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscriber.
JOHN SlMNS,
Administrator.
april 10, ls7s-.s&.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
Collectors Sale:

IN spplic,tion Of J..hn L. F.xwell,
" Collector Of the Site end coun-
y taxes in the L.. election District ee
Saist Msrys county for the year 1877.
70 is ordered BY the County Commission
ere for saint M,ry's county. that ,he s,id
Jol a l.. T x~cll proceed TO sen. sfter
giving twenty days previous nosice 81
the Court House door and most rub'ie
PLACES in the county and ~ publication
in the Saint Mary's Beacon, . newsp sp,s
Published 10 Saint Msry's county. tho
following land Ia the IL. election district
OF s.. Mary's county. to vi, Il
U . tract or parcel Of land. call, j aud
knssn by The name of