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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21

| NAsh TWAIN, in his "Innoacpt,
| Abroad thus describes Tho duchess ot
Edinburgh rs sho appeared about sever
years ago; "During tho imperial rocep.
Hon whoever chose stepped forward and
spoke with tho modest little Grsrd
Daeaess Marie tho cars daughter. shr
Is fourteen yonra old, light-haired blue
eyed, unss'uming and pretty Further
on 'h9 historian Say, Of the grand duchess.
500 had no heels on her shoes. h
Wa. glad 60 observe tha, sho wore ne
own hair, plated in thick braids at tho
tHck OF her head, instead OF tho uncornely
thilS lheY eau waterfall, which If abou,
rs fnuch llEea waterfall A. o canynss-coy.
cred nam Is Ike cataract. Taking tia kind
expression that il in the cmporor's face,
ma the gcn'lcncss that i in his youpg
daughters into consideration, | wondered
II II would not tax tho cara lrmnesa Ia
lHe utmost to condemn supplieGtinp
WFG'eh to misery In the wRstes of Siberia
II she pleaded for lin. Every time tL.ir
eyes met saw what power that wcsk
a'H'1eHt schoolgirl could WELD If .bc
chos9 to DO il. Many and mangsn time
Sho might Iu!o tb4 6utocra. Of Rlss,n
~bo'a lightost word il law 10 seventy MIN.
IONS OF human beings. She wa, onlya
'H' hhd io"ked llNS a.InCusaud othsrs /
nave seen, but never a girl provoked such
, novel ana peculiar interest in me bernre
n nranc" new sensation is rAro tbinr
u t'l' hundrum life, and | had il here
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21

Tus State Grange of Missouri is in
session at Bonneville. with four hucdrod
delegates in attendance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21
RIVER MEMS.

Oihce OF Observation, Signal Service T. =
army. Daily report OF the stage Of water
"lth me cnangCs for the - hours cnIinG
q ''"ck p. M. February -, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21
TELEGRAPH DESTROYED

In Na2arla sorious insurrections bay.
oecnrred, and this spirit has brnken o.t IN
INC district Of Fe2in, where tho telegram
line has been DESTROYED 7'"P'
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Giuciunati. o.

CiNcIsHATL February 20 Eighteen
BIDS were opened today for tho structure
Of bridges on the Southern railroad from
Danville, Kentucky to the Tenue.,oo
state line, but the awards wsfo not made
a Gazette special, from llillsboro, save:
Judge Steele dissolved the INJUNCTION Of
women from praying in front Of Dunns
drug store, on the ground that johnson.
tho owner of tho premises, VIVA
improperly joined with Dunn, tie occu-
pant, ms plalntlh in too caso. Tho 'gnoui.
rcrs' special says ,ho plainuN applied TO
q higher court and restored tho restrain.
ing order.
LIQUOR WAR AT EENIA.
Hen'a reports Ave saloons closed up 60
tins evening, One saloon kcopor
came ont OF his cellar TODAY
bearing white dsc in token of surrounds.
Each surrender 10 made M occasion of in.
bilee. Oxford las nearly all the nIsces
Of business closed In Dayton tho women
organized for work today, Reports from
thers conflict ~ 20 th. favor the nlsn
meets F'"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21

Three railway accidents sre rsportei to-
day. one happened to the Scotch mail
train which ran into the baggage train
near preston. FGtson persons injured;
two have died. Tho cara were deulol-
ishod.
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80 y
i1ndVu.


LoSn1N, February 2O-Dsl .ggtu had
an interview with the queen this after.
noon.
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Ictilo.


-'-NE@na ,a"H''SaPiabheaT!t33a Jgs5,i,in;a"'
Minister lwasune haa rendered Ai, "a.
ignoiion 70 tho Mikado who r,r,.s. :, A.,
cSpt It. The people clanor for war against
Iu'can'' inis or civil war j.. newt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03
Aug. 18th. 1874.

DEMocRArIc AND REruBLrcas PRINA-
Rirs.-By authoritative notices. elsewhere
published by tho Central Committees Of
the Democratic and Republican parties Of
our county. j. will be seen. that the faith
full" Of these opposing organizations are
invited to assemble in primary meetings
the Democrats. on Saturday next. the
5,h instant. at the usual places of holding
elections. to select ten delegates from each
district to meet in County Convention at
Leonardtown on the Tuesday following
the Republicans. on Saturday, the 18th day
ofSeptember at their usual voting places to
select Eve delegates to represent each dis
srict in County Convention. to be held
in Leonardtown on the Tuesday follow
ing. the object Of both Conventions being.
to have their parties represented the
Democratic. in the Congressional Conven-
ton which meets at Annapolis on Wed.
nesday. the 10th day Of september-the
Republican. in the Congressional Couven-
ton which meets at Annapolis Junction
on Wednesday. the 2Srd day Of Septem-
Der. So. gentlemen politicians. of all
shades aud opinions. you have now due
notice Of the time when. of the place
where. Of the purpose wLich-and for all
We bespeak fair weather and a full turnout.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03
..oBllIruARY.l

Died, q Sssday inoeaise, ADJ. 1srd. 6thkl
post I o'easek, at his rel1deacs star Sc. Jos(pat
ohessA. II slis sos.Ay. snee : sas.t bat pai.'
fal nlsssss GHoRGg 8. AAITiSGLIy. In ~
ssh yeas q hb 80: .,.,s = t,.,...,..
'Deash lovss ! shihihe mark" Never d,
the truth Of TIM bses u0re strikingly exempli-
6ed than In the .peessne inseaacc. IL 90 b Z
consistent Christian, = KIDD and afEeceioaasa
father, devoted and loving husband. end l
rood neiehbor BE- deemed sufacient 70 make 1
ssshining mari, !" thea Indeed the subject Of
this feeble tribute was Ill The aud mach more
In him were united, in Q most sminent degree,
al those noble QUALITIES ofhead and heart which
conssitnted him one Of 'sNasure's noolemen''-
can honest man the uoblest work Of Cod" -
Nos sleoe In his bereaveA aad truly aiskesscA
family win bic taking away Deavse xoid thai
can never Be filled. bat to the Church az which
be bad been % long an active and houofed mem
Der, and 70 the community ID .wh5ch be Tired,
who were proud to recog6ixe and Acknowledge
the inauence Of his presence and sxsmple, will
h.s death be an irreparabie loss,
Peacefully and calmly, comforted By the pres
ence Of every member Of his family ct his bed
side, having received and enjoyed, to bic fsll
satisfaction, more than once all the rich conso-
lations Of bis Church. he sank to his rest. Weep
not widowed wife and 'sorrowing sons ana
daughters. - ''those who mourn without hope
Tor II there BE- this side she grave certaiaty Of
future happiness, you may feel assured Do 10 now
Sat rest from his labors,n in that .'hcuse OF
many mansions, not made with hands. eternal
In the heavens" ? laiH d-Hia1s. e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

JuRr LIST FOR SEPTEMBER TERx.-
The following is tho list Of the Grand and
Petit Juries for Sept. Term. 1874.
Grand Jurors Benedict Bond. Thos
r. Hodges. Joseph Forrest, Richard H
Garner. VIM. F. Leach. Igus.ius E. Mat.
siugley. John F. Ching. James Dillahay,
Raphael Downs, j. Gwinn Barber, Jas.
F. Ellieost. James B. Owens. Col. Jef.
ferscu D. Loker. Francis D. Adams, Geo.
NJ. Lyon. Jonathan Hayden, James T.
Posey. George r. Slye. Charles v. Hay.
den. J. Frank Smith. James Jones, John
+. Duke. Stephen Jones.
Petit Jurors.-Edwin A. Wilson, Dun.
can II. Turner. James A. Carberry. r.
l.. Wainwright. Alexander Combs. Hen.
~ Watts, A. A. Lawrence. Clarke I. Du.
rant. John H. Wathen. John L. Abel.
Edward A. Matthews. William Dixon,
Richard Cotton. James ]. Alvey, james
J. Cough. J. Thomas Boone, J. A. b.
Shssmantine. A. A. Wood. Elkapah Wise,
Philip G. Love. Gustavus Greeu~sai, Al.
sxsnder Keech. VIM. II. Drury, Y. C.
Ncale, Philip T Wilkinson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Nh. HARRIs' CARD.-We bad dete.m-
ined to put in this week our response to
the card Of Mr. Harris. published in the
last issue Of the BEACON. but rejecting.
that delegates were to be selected on Sat.
urday BY the democratic primaries. tina.
be was candidate for their countenance
and good will.-that he could have NO
opportunity to reply to any arraignmen,
Of his political conduct We might make
until after the Convention had acted
and having no wish or purpose to embar.
rass unfairly the endeavors Of his friends
to obtain his return to Congress-we have
concluded to reserve our rejoinder to hi,
last card to future but proximate occas-
ion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03
- [CoxxuxIcATED.
CHARLOTTE Hall.
St. Mary's Co., Nd.
10 tie Farmers and Planters Of 7oJaccs
grosiny Cosnfies Of Aayylaad.

TO tie Farmers and Plasters Of 7oJacce
grosiny Gosmties Of Aarylasd.
Ten years ago seeing the necessity Of
railroads to the lover counties after our
negro property was destroyed By the war.
devoted myself to the task. and in look.
ing about for the means ultimately to build
these roads. I was convinced. that there
was fund. belonging to these COUNTIES.
that had outlived its usefulness, and 10 the
many changes taking place in public sen
timent the time would soon come when Z
q change would be demanded for this.
So that when asked-Hov NO could build
railroads. pcnnilsss As viewers. my answei
to my friends coufdentially, was-Do all
you can to get these roads organised. gel
ali the aid you can from State Corpora.
lions snd Companies. aud when that fails
you I'll show the funds that will flush
them without taxation. have labored
hard (I think the public will do me the
justice to say faithfully to get these roads
started md organized. The Strse has
done allt6e can under our Constitution
Corporations have failed to aid 40 to shy
extent. The Companies seemed to have
exhausted their means. and the time has
arrived for me to make good my promise
to my friends. -'........t. ,,...c;
To do this fully l shall write Geo soon
az can obtain all the necessary docu-
ments) some articles under the following
heads: - ,..,.. -7--t ...... .,y
let. That the Tobacco fund was erea-
ted by an especial tax on the Tobacco
growing counties and belongs to, them in
proportion to the amount of Tobacco grown,
and IL theirs to dispose Of - they think
proper. ., .s,. .....-.....
;, End Tia. the day Of public ipspee-
tons is past. and that private inspections
because il takes better care. costs less.
gives better price to the producer there.
fore has taken the place of public inspec-
ton in every Intelligent mart. and the
planter is losing BY keeping Tobacco IN
exception. .,-.-. IA.
Bird. That the fund 10 sufficient tn 6p.
ish the railroads from Washington To Point
Lookout and from Baltimore to DrumP Point
and to create perpetual fund for these
counties to repair the public roads, thus
inviting immigration and to aid 10 ulti.
mately to extend orr school system and
reduce our taxes for the same!
4th. What legislation is necessary and
how this fund can be protected to carry
out the desired objects.
And now my brother farmers and plan
tiers. you Who have 30 long borne patient.
y to be taxed for the ioserDal improve.
meuts Of the other parts Of the State. With.
out any direct benefit to yourselves. il il
time for you to combine and demand you
share. II you will examine carefully the
articles / shah submit 10 you. in the whole
yon will End the way. andl feel shall
Be- sustained BY yoa. # ~ . 'sas 81. ri.
r. Yours truly. asv.
L. w. B. HuIcaISs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

II
. .,!v,l a deesptioe. A. : vsasiIsqea.
= = e11esas hQs pefos Npseqeson.
sassss lirvi1g ? - 61lssee. -
49, = ssd ~ eneioeed 1910 flaaga-
.sf ~ - - = e. 'aeehs>
= ,ns neidee q ~ heose 49, osstajo-
y - - > = - ~ phys-
's'.s 9 - = s. - q :
20. : as4 hisPssi6su.6sss. tkrssSx
WE - - spirit = gssuins ~
.as. = > th.t ssassrs. nsrs lsrss-
y tns. ~ seAss. that negro niaetrslsy
= leeee - - geeerd saeeso. tt
asness s.asssesststsse 80 teeegsisse
- llp9ee4s heenqqe eppqeoe9 -
1oesse eb11oeese elgoo Re- prsG61o6a
neld q ooaee = eeeefle = q , isdigsa-
90. 40 Professse Cess has ays1lsd
a,9ss tlie tsosledoes Al ~ -:
~ go = be 49, and salsas uhtsA aee
TIE 80 iealsssi@ e sssesss.a 1 i'
49, Ceee - eeaeianed pDaoeee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

WHITE HALL AcADEnr.-The sttes-
ton ofear readers and The eesersa publie
Of oar county. having intsrest i de sea-
demical instruction Of tbeis dss6hters. y
directed 70 The prospestss Il White Bah
Academy. Lsooardaevn. Nd. 70 b lcusd
IN another eoluEs u to-dsys pspss. Tie
Academy viii open 90 Monday pexs. NM
der the same corps Of teachers and man
sgemsns which have obtained such honor
able dississsios II he past. Kaouisg
whereof Ne speak. Ne eos6dsstly con-
mend this rising School 70 oar friends.
satissed. - We have good occasion 10 Be-.
that in moral and mental training. in the
formation Of decent oasssrs. ID sapervis-
ion, care and vatehfalpsss over the con-
duct and dewsasor Of pupils. u i among
the best aud safsss Femsls Institutes in
our State. . Is d certainly the cheapest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03
BETHEL ACADEMY,

the largest male boarding school IL VA. pre-
pares youths for business or Tor the We. Uniser-
stiles by which Il is endorsed: affords facilities
for learning Prsefieai Surveying. Book-kespins
snd TefsyrapAy, and has an introductory courss
OF Lar. It's studenis ale offered Prize SeAolsv-
sAtPs In the Univ. Of Va, the Washington and
Lee Univ ~ and the Va. Nil. Institute. 1S7 80
for BOARD ANDTCIrlON for half session Of
30 weeks. No Exfrss For Catalogue, &C.,
addee. Principals. Bethel Academy P. o., rsu-
auaef 20, Va. 20 is.u ,s' 5...i..,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

y -
Tns NEw REalsrRArlox LAw.-we
have already published and, are now
publishing. the legal notice required to
be given BY the Registrars before pro-
.ceeding 70 discharge their duty. As The
old registration law underwent considers.
bic change At the hands of,he late Legisla.
turs. We give to-day . synopsis of.hs lead.
ing features Of the new Law. noting
specially the variations from the old.k The
Registers will 6nd il . reliable ssids. and
the voter will see that Il contains infcf.
nation that i 10 desirable for him to poe.
SEES. The following are the important
changes: ID. -. .., -.
The clerks Of the Court shall deliver
the books Of registration and certified cop.
les Of the list Of qualified voters TO- the'of:
6ccrs Of registration on the 1ss Monday o.
September Instead Of the %. and said
officer shall demand Of the clerks said
books and lists on the lst Monday Of Sep
sembsr in each year instead Of the Sd.
Ten days notice shall be given iu leas
one newspaper of such sitting. Instead of2(
days. Aud only one uotics shall b. pub
lished to which the names q oil the reg
issr.rs shall Be appended,
The officers Of registration shall sit 70
the purpose Of diseharging their duties
On the LIST Monday Of September ins.eat
Of the Sd.
Before any person Who has been pre-
viously registered within the Stste eau b
registered. he shall arss give the registra
to whom be applies . certificate Of bis for
mer registration. and each officer giving
such . certificate shall strike from th'
list Of names such persons 20 applying to
certificates, '' 80.
The registrar shall not publish 10 N,
Of the newspapers any list Of registered
voters except the list Of those transferred
dead. disqualified. removed. dropped from
the list. and Of those whose names appea
for the 6rst time on the list Of qualified
voters. -eg ss6s 49,
The officer shall sit for The purpose .
correcting lists on The 1st Monday 10 Dc
tobsr Instead Of the 4th. Notice Of thi
sitting - eosnerly.s.., .ah $40 in
When any person deenins himself g
giieved By the decision Of . resissra
shall appeal to . Judge. i shan b d
duty Of the States Asiorsey ofthe sever,
counties 10 sppear in behaH Of the regis
srar and aeaisss the appellant q tho hear
Ing Of such appeals. ~
The residence seccsssry 70 entitls a,
person TO vcte OF remain registered !
vote. shall Be IN act nal boad fde residene
within The ward o. district within whicI
such persen nay claim 70 reside Or b reg
issered. And such residence shsil b e.
tablished b. the oaths Of competent witaes
ses 10 the salis6acsioo or THE registrar o
the Judge hearing .appe,ls. And sh
! neglect Of any pefso6 aeeming himsel
aegrieved 70 appeal shall be taken ~ con
elusive evidenss that 'sseh psrsod ~
rightfally refoesd regissrasiou. And d
! residenee herein sseserred 70 shall b eos
s:rued % q 10 require that the party sha
have spent : nsjorisy Of the prescribe
tine within aid yard q district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03
Correspondents Of the Beseoo.)
Sc. Inigoes. Aug. "a, 1874.


Aessrs Editors-By invitation. large
number Of the members Of St. Inigoes'
and Patuxent Oranges attended . grand
dinner given By their brother Changers Of
Great Mills on Wednesday. the 10th 10.
slant. Alter the business Of the order
was over. there was an adjournment 10
the lawn. where the company ofladies and
gentlemen past the short time intervening
before dinner was announced iu . social
chat that Changers know % we'll how 10
sustain and enjoy. especially when inter.
spersed With music. both instrumental and
vocal. The hour for dinner having ar
rived. We we're invited to . table sroan.
log under load Of '.fsh, fesh and fowl
wonderful to behold.
DR.. Lynch presided. aud in sems Der.
tinentand happy remarks that Gov 50 uata-
rally and gracefully from him introduced
Mr.. J. s. Alls,an, who delivered an nd .
dress Of welcome. which for elcqasaoe aud
appropriateness has seldom been excelled
on any similar occasion.
We did ample justice to the good things
set before rs. aud when the inner man
was satisfied. the feast Of reason and Gov
Of soul continued until the hour Of separ-
alton.
The fair ladies uhe graeed the occas.
Ion With their presence enhanced the plea
sares OF the day manifold BY the afIa-
biiisy. beauty and eheerfulness With which
they responded to ell calls made upon
them for music and songs,
We icft our hosts as IN early heur, With
the undivided opinion that if there vas
any one thing that the 81. Georeiaas could
do better than another. il vas giving %.
cal Entertainments. Is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

bAsz-sALI MArcH.-The second game
Tor the championship. between the Leon.
stdsosn Amateur and Beggars' Neck
clubs. vas played here on Thursday last.
and resulted 10 victory for the former
u score Of So to %. We are informed
by the knowing oses that some good play.
Tag vas evineed on the side Of both Of
these clubs. The Besgars' Neck, though
being the defeated club. va. much cheer
Cd on account Of the enc plays made BY
some ct lite members. Good feeling pre-
vailed on the occasion. and ended By .
dasee al night. given in honor Of The De.
{ sted Toe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

TesAcco CUTTING. xrc.-Sevsr,l farm.
ers 10 this section have already commenced
tobacco cutting. and the expectation is,
there will be . general movement the same
way througLous tho county before the
week closes. This cutting. Of course,
viii be eon6ned to particular spots in TO-
baeco fields or to certain lots which had
early planting in quick fresh soils. The
bulk ct the crop-,hat is. oil the later
p'ansing-it is still hoped will realize near
an average yield. Be this as il nay. i,
Is certain that the early planting i. airea.
dy played and beyond al power Of re.us-
citation from the rain or dew. Bad. how.
ever. as is the tobacco prospect. ii is pos
isirely brilliant when compared With the
corn. We cannot better express our
ludgmen, in this regard then by announ.
cling. 'hata, least seven-cighss our corn
planters viii Be eorn-buyers mex. year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

MASQUERADE BALL.-The Masquerade
Ball at Point Lookout on Wednesday. the
Goth Of August. was voted on all hands.
We learn from parties in attendance. to
have been . most successful and delight
fol affair. being distinguished by fidelity
Of costume and the truest characterization
Further reference is made to it by our
Point Lookout correspondent in to-day's
paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

You've CArHoLlc FaIsxDs on WAsB-
ISGfoS. D. C.-Our Town vas awakeoed
from its morning slumbsrs on ssndsy last
by this organisation. which made - ezsur-
sion here in The Lady Of ~ Lake. We
regret very much th.. tIs early ibcsar Of
their arrival and tbsis short stay proven
ted our citisens ffsn showing them more
attention. Our people reverse sbs heal
thy. weakly and wise rule. especially the
"Ovl Chh." This excursion. .s under
stand, Was under the direction Of Father
Walter. of Washington. who celebrated
mass IN the Catholic Church Of our Town.
From here the party vent to Piney Point
and Point Lookout. returning 10 Wash.
ington some time during Sunday night.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Coz. JAMESON. notice In the Bait
Gazette Of Monday morning. ths. Colonel
Jamison, formerly Of this county, has car.
ried BY handsome majority the delega.
ton from the two precincts Of Bait. County
within this district. for Congress. The
Bait. Ame,ison. Of late date. appears "a
be confident that the same gentleman will
carry the 18th ward Of Baltimore city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Uader charge of Christ Church. w,xcHvsrrs.
Va. Rev. ]. c.. wHHAr, A. ~, Principal,
(former'y vics Principal Of the Va. Fem las.
With competent assistants ID the various depart.
menm Of English. Mathematics, Natural Science.
languages, Mssic tvocl and ins,rumrntal).
Drawing and Painting. The session Of zen
:cholasiic months begins September. I'd, 1874.
Circular q course o. study, terms, Be-, sent on
ksfersness-: The Bishops and sCl~fy Of The r
= Chnrch ef The Diocese Of Va. s,y-lJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

COMMITTED. -Cbarlotts Kedy. color
ed, was committed to our county jail .
few days ago upon the warrant Of Mr..
Justice Jas. B. Loksr on the charge Of
attempting to break into the store of Lo-
gan U. Smith. Esqr.. Of St. Iuigoss' dis
trict. ..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

DRcIsroN IN TnB Porxf LOOKOUT CAsH.
AS We are putting our paper 10 press.
We learn that His Honor Judge Msgru-
der has msde up bis deeision in the long
pending Point Lookout case. The decis.
ion viii be 6led 10 few days.