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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-11
PRATT,S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas.
Buns in any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the OF volatile and DANCE Gus oils. Its safety
under every possible test and its perfect burning
qualities, are proved by its continued use in over
500 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct.
dent-drectly or indirectly-has ever occurred from
burning, storing or handling it.
The immense yearly loss TO life and property. re-
sultng from the use ofcheap and dangerous oils in
the United States is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commission
throughout the country recommend the AS.
TRIAL as the best safeguard when lamps are used.
Send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the prOpretors, CuAS. PRATT &
CO., los Fulton Street New York. augl1-tw6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-11

The democrats crowed q little too loudly
over supposed local victories in the cleo
ton. They have to concede the election
of the whole republican ticket in Somerset
county, except the candidate for sheriff.
tho election of Mr.. Knowlton as represen-
,.,;v, from, Skowhegan, and the election
IF a republican senator in Knox county.
When the returns are all examined there
will probably DE other cases against them.
Reports of General Clusters battle on
Big Horn with the Sioux are published at
extravagant length in the papers. Gen.
Custer does nor object so much to fighting
the Indians but he complains that they are
supplied by whites with the means to do
hattie. MANY of the Warriors he says,
..engaged in the fight on both days, were
dressed in complete suits of the clothes
issued at the agencies to Indians. The
arms with which they fought us (scveral
of which were captured in the fighD were
of the latest improved pattern of breeeh-
loading, repeating rifles, and their supply
of metallic cartridges seemed unlimited,
as they were anything but sparing in their
use.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-11
Maine Central Railroad Com.
pany.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting OF the
~ Stockholders of the Maine Central Railroad
Company will be held in the old Maine Central sta
ton in Portland the seventeenth day of Septem-
ber AID 1873 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to act
upon the following articles, viz:
To If the Stockholders will ratify and approve
the contract of consolidation, adopted by the Di-
rectors at their meeting held on the twenty-sixth
day of August, A. ID. 1873, with the Portland i
KennebeC Railroad Company, the Somerset h Ken
ncbec Railroad Company, and the Leeds Far
mngton Railroad Company. Per order of the Di-
rectors.
Attest: JOSIAH III. DRCMMOND, Clerk.
Portland, Aug. Goth, 1873. sept3-.td
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CARD,

Scarcely n day passes that new cure is not re.
rortc,, through the agency OF Aamson's Cough
S;tl-am. From limited sale in its early intro
duCtiuu, OWING to the many remedies Tor coughs,
col Is &c, II Is steadily grown in pubic favor,
until to-day it st lnds uurvalied. Its proprietor in
"A yolumluuus sheet OF testimonies, publishes ill.,
stances OF cures eff -cted among pen sons whose
names are well known not only III the community
where they reside, bat familiar all over the coun-
Try; ladies ana gentlemen who are unaccdstomed
mus publicly to tdvert tn eIr PRIV to affairs and
influenced to do s. in this case, solely from at
ilude Tor the itf AFT Ided, aud out of regard TO
others whn are similarly afflicted and may be
equally benei' ed. Scores OF remarkable and per.
mlncht cur III East Boston have been the re ult
of tial oi this celebrated remedy and the united
testimony OF multtudes who have either used it
themselves OF observed its beneficial effect
others, is earnestly in favor remedial agent OF
Adamson's Botanic Cough Bisam.-Boston Advo-
cate.
From Alonzo S. Weed, Publisher of lions Her
aid 81 Broniield St, Boston:
June 25. 1873.
bR. FRANK w. KINsMAN. Dear Sir:
Several bottles tf your "Adamson's Botanic
Cough Bdlsam' have been used in my mily with
the most gratifying results We ct EN- ii of
the best medicines for coughs and colds
IS. WEED.
| For sale in Augusta by c. X. Partridge A. C.
Dana, +. w. Kinsman; Iiallowell Halves " War
rem and I. H. Ballard septi.tlw&w2w
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The Symptoms OF Health

Health has its symptoms as well disease. The
clear eye, the fresh comp pie xion the steady hand.
the firm step, the unclouded brain, briskness OF
spirits and disposition to look the bright side
of anything indications that the animal machin-
cry is in perfect working order. Happy the,
whose running gear of life is in this excellent con-
dilion, and fortunate too are they who know how
to bring it into such condition il disarranged All
who have experience or witnessed the effect OF
Hostetteas stomach Bitters upon the weak, broken
down, Responding victims OF dyspepsia liver com
plant, fever and ague, rheumatism, nervous debil
lily, or premature decay, know that in this supreme
tonic and Alternative there exists specific principle
effects an absolute and permanent cure. T. Piuri
bus Unum might be APPLY inscribed the label,
for the preparation is plurality of remedies con-
densed into one irresistible antidole.
sepllfeod&wlw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

PoToNAc SUMNER TRAVEL. THE Sum.
mcr travel from the cities to the different
Potomac Watering Places has commenced
aud our village is already receiving an un-
usual share of this patronage. both the
excellent Hotels in our town. even thus
early in the season, being alive with health
aud pleasure-seekers. We note the arri.
walls at Moore's Hotel since the date Of our
last issue:
CS Maunder. Maurice Ketchem, Ry.
land Ruff. W + Towers. Wm Dalton. F
a Miller. Miss Bessie Miller, Mrs. Mil
Ter. Mrs I NJ Rohrer, W III Glassco,t,
Miss BERTHE Glasscott, Mrs Glasscot., Mrs
Geo Howard. Miss Matte Conray. Miss
Emma Contay. Mrs N Harker. Col WIN
r Crisp. " d Parisen. Miss Parisep. Miss
Mary Awkward. Miss S NJ Lusby, III A
Preston. Mrs Preston. Miss Annie Pres
ton. Mrs McGrcw. Mrs NJ Walker, Thos
Cooney. Harry COOney. Captain Herman
Schreiner. Mrs Schreiner, all of Washing.
ton; V II Scale. j S Tarncr. T NJ Carr.
Vim Merrican. Mrs W NJ Davis, Bal,i.
more; Charles l.. English. Mrs. English.
Georgetown; VIM II Harker, New York;
John " Mitchell. Charles county, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

THE USIrEp STATES SExaroRsm,
The Prince GeeryiaR, noticing whss !,
terms the recent thigh state of political
excitement" in Baltimore over the pri.
mary elections. especially in the second
legislative district. '.tae home Of both
the aspirants for United States Senator.
ship" says:
'As 10 the bug-bcar abou. the United
States Senaforship, we can advise our city
contemporaries tina, The people Of the rural
districts are not taking much stock in the
business. having other and more impor-
iant matters to engage their attention: and
woe INTO the Haaa who. in a crisis Of this
importance. attempts to divide and dis
tract the party by any side issue of this
character"
The men Of the counties are regarding
with stern disapproval the course of certain
Baltimore politicians who seem 10 think
aud act as If the Senatorial question was
in their own keeping. or subject to their
disposal. When the legislature assemblies,
it may be deemed necessary BY the county
members. for the sake of harmony, to dis
card all those who have been so persistent
ly pressed upon public attention. by their
indiscrees friends. and take up some one
who has not been Extensively obtruded
upon the party.
We like tie views Of the CAeserouu
Transcript. embodied in the sulioined
extract:
The ba"e of modern politics is. in allow
ing those who want Office to thrus, them.
selves upon POLITICAL parties. The old
jury law disqualified any one from serv-
ing who solicited the place. The same
rule in selecting candidates will make
political millennium.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

TEE HANDSOME THING ALL ARorxp.-
In the recent municipal eon,es, in Bsl,i.
more city to elect delegates to mayoral,v
Convention. the democrats turned en-, in
mass to vote. which was the FRS. hanasom.
thing in the series-then the delegate.
they elected were nearly unanimous for
Fanssns. Which was handsome thing No
2. aad handsome thing No. 8 was the
handsomest Of all-Mr. La,robe. Mr.. Van.
SAINTS competitor. upon the nomination Of
the latter. gracefully threw up the spoarc
~ did also his fri nls. and now ..every.
,i.ias is l..scly an,l lhc cease hangs h;.h :,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

Tue RATE OF COUNTY TAxarroy.
rate of County taxation liz ST. Mary's for
the eurren, year viii be few cents in ex.
cess Of the rate las. year, last years rate
being 90 cents on the 500 as against 80
cents this year. This is exclusive Of the
School tax. which is the same erery year
10 cents on the Sleo. The combined
rate. therefore. this year will be So cents
on the 500 rs against 80 cents last rear.
The annual statement of the Commissioners.
soon to be published. viii fally explain the
expenses which this taxation is desisns 4
Ia meet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

PiNEr PotSr CrLrBRArrox.-Thc eel.
ebra'ion Of the Fourth at Pin Point
Pavilion. We learn. was a most crcditaLle
affair, the attendance being good, the ar.
rangements excellent and the literary
features Of high order of merit. The
address Of DR.. Lynch, though mainly
historic. was listened to with marked in.
teress. We learn that the parallel drawn
by him between the entertainments OF
Crown and Parliament upon the rights Of
the people hen and the encroachmen,s
upon the same rights of the Executive and
Legislative powers Of this country nor
elected undivided attention. The Decla-
ration was most happily delivered by Jo-
serh s. Allstan. E-qr.. who prefaccd its
reading by short itapromptu address
distinguished for eloquence and patriotic
u'terance. We had arranged to be with
orr Pincy Point friends on the Fourth
and arc still rcgretting that we were una
S.e to join them, but the "bcst laid schemes
Of men aud mice" you know, etc., etc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
Correspondence OF the Beacon. J

Mn. Error The Fourth Of July was ce,c
ora;ed in Charlotte Hall BY a match game o.
Ease Ball between nine of the students of Char.
lotte Hall School, who assumed the name Of
"Modocs," W. F. BasSett, Esq, their Captain.
called Captain Jack" and nine Young men OF
the n,ighborhood who organized under the
name of Dolly Warden, with J. Harry Chesley,
Esqr., Captain. The Modocs were dressed in
light pants with large VI across their breasts.
while the Dolly vardens wore short pants ofD
V. calico fastened just below the knee, with
white hose and low quarter shoes.
Capt. C. Bruce Barber acted as Umpire and
made very appropriate address at the COM
mencsmen,, which was about three o'clock
The prize TO be played for was beautiful and
elegant floral tribute from the fair sex, which
having been made by such fair hands, caused
each side 10 use great exertions to obtain it -
After playing about three hours, victory was
declared in favor OF the Nodocs by = score OF
hfiy -one to nineteen. After the play was over,
each nine was drawn up in front Of the
audience, when the bouquet was presented
in gallant style by Edward T. Briscoc,
Esqr., on behalf Of the ladies. Captain Jack
Of the Nodocs received the flowers and respon-
ded in a few happy and well chosen remarks,
and proceeded to distribute them to his braves.
Before being dismissed the Dictated Dolly Var
dens gave three cheers FOR the Nodes; after
which all retired from the Geld The game pas
sed Cd very quietly. and wa witnessed by from
one hundred and fity to two hundred persons,
mostly ladies.
lam yours, very respectfully,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAr.-The last year crop OF Sou,hern
Wheat being nesriy exhausted, receipts of ,hs,
description are very light, amounting this week
10 only about 2,0oo bushels, while the new
crop i also coming in slowly as yet, receipts
since this day week being only ;, 200 bushels.
no special change to note The entire offerings
were disposed Of those VI old at is0 eeais for
choiCe white; l.5CSI1s for amber; 1870 leo
cents for fair TO good red, ard ls5ts 10 oea,s
for common do, and new At IsoCs 10 CENTS
i.T r.iu.s t. chvice white; I5sc Us cvnt= for
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
In the matter Of The Mortgage from
Charles ". Deans 10
Geo. W. Fish.

In the Circuit Court for st Mary'x rop,.
ty, sitting as Court OF EQUITY.
No 345 \. b.
6RDEREO, this 9Th day of Jprv
~ 1874, that the sale Of the Real r..
tate made aud reported b. J Frank b.
hana1, Attorney for Geo rye w Fi.b M
g,see, IN this cause, be ratified and confirm.
ec, unless cause 70 the costrary be saown
on or before the Let Monday of An.
next provided copy of this order b. ie.
serted in the 81 Mary's Beacon. once a
week Tor three successive weeks prior 10
the said Isl Monday OF Augu>t.
Inc report states that the land sold for
JNo A CAVALIER, OK.
True copy-Test:
JNo A CAVALIER. Cl'k.
July 10, lS15-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

To CORRESPONDENCE Aste hon,
in the week at which we received the COM
munica'ion Of &C. On railroad affairs, %
we'll as The length Of the communication
ssself. have prevented our getting i. in
'spe in time for the present issue of our
paper. II will appear in Cur next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

A DIsrrrED Porsr OF HisroRY Pop.
ular tradition gives TO the grea, King Al
fred Of England the Institution of trial BY
jury. Among antiquaries this has always
been disputed point. though the earren,
popular impression has held its own. aud
will probstly long continue 10 hol4 fer
Alfred against all ether claimants. But
Edmund Burke. while landing Alfred.
sti.l says IN note, Historians, copying
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
Correspondence of the Beacon }
st. Clements Bav.
Inlr ii, 1870

July 9TH. 1873
Mcssrs Editors For the first few
days of July. Old Sol was doing his best
towards heating the atmosphere and dry
ing up the earth, the streams were al
ready beginning to grow less. and the YER
dure looked dry and cri>p.-ihe heat was
almost suffoca,ing. and all nature appear
ed enervaicd; and thought I would make
a short visit to Longworih Point. where
there is always cool and refreshing
breeze. and you can end comfort and con :
ycn:c1cc.
In passing through Bcdlam Neck,
found the corn crop generally looking very
unfayorablc-I think the farmers down
there must plant small kind. perhaps the
Yankee breed. The land looks white and
crusty, and has already got the Summer
frccze upon IT, When | arrived at the
Point, everything looked different, the
broad and well titled fields giving promise
of an abundant harvest and future pros
periiy. Richard is himself again -
His new and ccmmodious house is fast FL
ling with the elite and beauty of Wash
ington. (none Of your shoddy aris,ocracy.
but as S. used to say. the FIRST preferre')
and be is as busy as ever attending to the
comfort and convenience OF bis guests
Colton's is the place for all those who are
in search Of health and pleasure. He has
everything TO tempt the palate and lull to
rcpose. There ron can get all the delica-
cies Of the season as we'll as the neeessa-
ries Of life-ahd he still keeps beverage
very refreshing to the inner nan.
Where are all the candidates, and what
are they doing? never meet one now.
Arc they like an old gentleman said da-
ring the warl have they concluded an
''army stick" and are they waiting for cool
weather to make their final charge.
Hor Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

fair to good do: le5fsSi ,.0 ccn,s far rrine rra
and Is se.is for ies;.h do. The rrccip,s 81
Mrsiern asnounieSl To aloat Y oo0 Lassses, and
the Hfarkrt FOE ckoice qualities i rns bu, mfr
Tor grades arr dn'l and heavy The sales ne-
porsc'i sere eae bushels Indiana Hill amber 4;
I6as 90 waits I, sae hashe,s Western amber
q l6e ccnts. dso hashe's cornaoa to good
srer red - isseseiss ceass. and zoe do srsirg
red at Id ceut..
coRS.-The rrceip,s Of wrssera Cora con-
nnue liberal, amounting this week 70 Doc, 600
bushels eai Southern IS in ligk, supply. on'y
900 bushels having b en- received since our
last the ealk OF which came in early in the week.
The market FOR Southern has ruled active. aud
closes -tsS CENTS higher for both white and
yellow, owing 20 the scsrritv. The sales were
1000 bushels white al TIA, 30 CENTS aud g. 200
bush. Is yellow at GOOSE cents the outside hg-
nres being realized to-day. Western mixed in
eieTaior YRS ia mere sctive demand and the
prices Advanced from 50 TO 90 cents rrr bushri,
bat to-day the market Was weaker. AMI the price
receded 20 SCI cents. closing duil There WAS
some inquiry for forward deliveries, and sales
were reported Of II, 600 bushels mixei, for las,
ali July, at 90 cents; -. Zoo bushels las, half
August, n 81 Cfsl cents; and -, Cue bushels,
same time, OH private terms.
oars-The market for Oats has ruled active
and hrm since our last report, and prices have
further advanced 2G3 cts. per blshei The
sales reported amount to 25 900 bushels as fol-
lows: ;, $40 bushels Southern at asa 81 cents;
l5,ooc bushels mixed Western at 42G1 - cents,
and see bushels bright do at 10 cents
Al the close we quote Southern at 4s(1s0 els. =:
mixed Western at 4Ses45 cents, and bright do.
at asa O;6 cts.
RyE.-The receipts of RYE continue moderate.
and We note the maIke, quiet and rather heavy.
The sales reported amount 10 abou, |. 900 bush
els fair to prime At 7o@1I cts, and We quote
at these figures to-day.
TopAcco-The inspections of Ohio Leaf To-
hacco during The past week show an increase of
800 hhds., N compared with those Of the ueeL
previous, and We note corr spending falling of,
In the inspections Of Maryland. There has h.rn
: good demand for both these descriptions anJ
TIE markets are firm, without showing any de-.
ciicd imrrov emcni. The sales Of Ohio ariopp,
10 100 hhdS for France 200 hhds for Bremen
and pn'>burg. and leo hhds for Austria. The
feature in the market FOR MARYLAND has been the
demand for tie frosted and common kinds
Some 400 hhds, have been taken IT very fill
prices, supposed for the Spanish IN .rlei The
mtclam grades are also in good ieouest for
France, about 600 10 700 hhdS hivin. been
~ chased since our last, hut the finer qualities
are comparatively neglected NJ the moment -
lhc:e were no inspections of Virginia and Ken
tucky during .he week, and we note the mar.
kei fer these descriptions quiet and steady.
without any movement of Importance of which
we are advised. The exports during the week
were I@3 hhdS. 10 Bremen and 10 hhis 10 Lon
donGerry: total l,OO3 hills. We quote prices
to-day rs follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

The ExECUrrox To- MORROW Sheriff
Abel has completed all necessary prclim-
inarics for the execution OF Jackson to-
morrow. The gallows, which is in rear
Of the Court House, has been erected and
tested. and line Of posts. connected by
ropes and guarding the passage from the
Jail to the place Of execution, has been ar.
ranged to prevent any crowding upon the
officers and attendants whilst in the rer.
formance of their duty. We learn that
the prisoner will leave the Jail at 10 min.
utes to and will make a short address
from the scaffold to his friends before he
dies. We have authority for saying that,
though jackson has prepared statement,
to be published after his death, he makes
in it no revelations which throw additional
light upon the painful mystery that still
shrouds many incidents of the late terrible
trs:edy at Fairfield.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
FOR SALE.

"A Nexceilent Dwelling House, in first rate
"A condition, with 30 acres Of laad attached
The oui-hGiid irgs are modern and commod j.
Gus. The soil Of the land is excellent, and its
condition COED. The fencing is new and Of
first class material.
The situation Is we'll suited 70 a Physician,
or TO any person desiring q comfortable resi-
aence IN n healthy and pleasant locality
steau.boat communication and the general
saltwater advantages in eouyep;ep, dIs.aucs
10 the property.
for tsrn4s and particulars, address
COMBS DOWNS
Attorneys for Owners
June g, lg5--n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

A PALraRIE Hir In the 7spcgropAicc!
-idrertiser. for April. issued from the
Foundry of Mackeilar. Smiths & Jordan.
Philadelphia. we find the fOllowing.-
bold Sta,esmanship-Takins double pay
from Uncle Samuel's pocket. and taxing
newspaper exchanges"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

A., s. ". PETTENGILI. s. co. 81
- Fark Roc " T.. 10 South street
Boston. Gsd 1Cl Cher'hm STREET. PhiiadtL
ph'a arc .igcn's far II .hay's Beacon in he
ADORE cities and authorized 10 contract fG, ad.
rerfis'HJ al our forrest rates.
.Nag 10 IS.a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

GrANo, ETc.-We note a fair supply of Chin
cha Island Gnano in dealers hands, which is
selling Al $50 per ton of ? 900 lbs. currency 3,
but there is no stock in agents hands Qua
nape we quote At SEQ per hong ton in lots of
10 To 80 tons with deduction of 81 cents to
$3.50 per ton fer lots from 80 10 80 tons
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers. and the leading makers command
S45GS5O per ton, while inferior kinds afe much
lower.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
ARRIED.

On the Tih inst, by Rev. Nr. Smith. JOHN
". DUNAWAY TO Miss ALICE. CLoCkER.
ON the s!h inst, by the Rev Father Paecia-
RIM, NORRIS u. SUI TO Miss ROSA E. WILL
LiANS
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STENCIL
CEORGE TdTLC|

. H
" faithfully and ps
ceis for xork sent by 4.
lie charges for plat,
OF tobacco, sacks, box,
letter ; brushes thirty A.,
For name plates for ]
ke., from ffty cents 10
ter, ink, brush aud boz
using iEcludcd.
Name plates sent by
Large plates ly siean c.
Cash ia all cases mus
or IL persons prefer they
accompanied by the noI
~ Noore's Hotel.
ms! :, lst--tE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10
New Advertisements.
THE VERY BEST PLAN

BY which you can obtain Life Insurance is tho
Low Premium, All Cash, Stock Plan. II fur
nshes the largest amount Of insurance for a
given sum OF money. The CONTRACT, Is plain AMI
definite, without complication, mystery, or mn.
certainty. The policy is always worth its face,
the premium never increases. I, is the mos,
satisfactory and economical plan for the insur-
ant. TIRE TRAyELERs INSURANCE CoMpAxy. Of
Hartford, Conn, grants Life Insurance upon
this excellent plan. Its security is unqres,ion-
ed. Apply TO any Agent, or send for Circu-
lar.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Daniel = Sraidius
vs.
John + Spa'dias.
Trustee Of
naniel S Spaldiug.S
John I Spalding T.
- Alexander 10 ubs.
In the Circuit. Court for S, Marys COUNTY.
sittineas Cour,o Equity.
M. SiJ NE.
nRDERTD, this 9Th day Of july, 1878.
~ that the sale made and reported by 10
Morgan, Trust &c in this cause. be ratified
aid confirmed. unless cause to the con.
irary be shown on OF before the Let Monday
Of Ang mex =; prnviied c.rv Of TINS order
be published in the - Mays Beacon, once
a week ,or three successive weeks prior to
the said lst Monday OF August
The Report states that the land ssld for
S4.O0o.
ACAMAcIER, Ci'k.
True cory-Test:
JNO. A CAMALIRE, Cl'k.
July 10. ls7S-3w.