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\. LED sPALpiNG. PHILIP =. COMBS.
&. LEO SPAlDiNG & Co.,
Central Commission Merchants
Eo,:s LIGRT STREET WHARF,
BALTIMORE
B. LED SpALDiNG.

Having removed IS the above desirable To-
ea,ioa, 5eiay alRoSt Immediately opposite the
whsrves OF the Pztlxent aud Potomac Rive.
aad near the Eastern Shore and York River
Steamboats,, ws are prepared 10 give special
attention to the sale OF Tobacco Grain, yege-
S>bles. Dried Fruits. Poultry, Eggs, Butter,
aaa other Cnan,ry Products.
Nov -, isIS-tf.
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Land Wanted.

AN Authorized BY responsibl. parties ,obuy
1000 ACRES OF WOODLAND
trise Or Oak in ST. Mary ccpn,v. wi,hin,xa
miles ef nsSigable water. FOR which a liberal
raise ~ill be givcn. CaSh. Address.
10. r. MORGAN, ATTY.
Oct n. iszs-u,
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge regulate purify, cleanse and strengthen Rad.
Ways Pills for the cure Of all disorders OF the stomach
Headache Constipation Costiveness, Indigestion Dys.
pepaa Btliousness Bilious Fever Inhammau Of The
Bowels Piles. and all arrangements OF the Internal
viscera Warranted TO effecf positive curs Purely
Vegetshle containing no mercury mineral, or deletsr
few doses OF RADwAY's PILLS win free the sys.
tenn from all the above NAMED dsorderS Price IS csuts
per Box. SOLD By DRUGGISTS
READ False AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADwAY CO, No. 50 Warren "a New
York Information worth thousands viii be SAINT yoa.
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7 he American Farmer

7 he American Farmer
Begins new vo,lne JAnl9ry /. This
Ia "A oil established stan lard FARM.
Frs PAPER. devoted TO agriculture
AMI its interests. So cal attention is
Paii-'csid's that given to the staple
crops. artificial and home-ma de m ,nures,
De- Live Sock. Fruit Growing, the
Dairy. g.. Some of the ablcst An.ri-
can agricu'turists wri:e for it. It is
P:actica'. Substantial. Reliable. Sl.50
year. To clubs of Ave or more ouly
81 each. Very liberal and handsome
premiums for clubs. Lust three numbers
of 3 free to all now names received be-
fore D.c 81. Specimen numbers frec.-
Agents wanted everywhere.
SAML SANDS & SONS,
Publishers, Baltimore, Nd.
Nov 6. 1873.
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Eo,nlutIs eRluod


cs..e:seHk2&keSgHes
lsossisae ttsacd Is 70 hdro
tscf1sssssck a: Si<s3AE
srifh Tie Mood as Tie sinsplcse
food. IL Increases the eisanfify
OF Nafsssc's- Osrn Yftafisissg
Agent. Iron tss the Mood. and
cures .sa AA0sssrsnd tlks, - siu&piv 4
ty ToNing sp. Inrigor0fiRg aud
JitG1isissg the System. The en-
rieied and rifafiscsi blood per-
1seascs every part Of the body,
Tepsiying sltfsssa9es' and waste,
-eeaxrhin1. one sss0y,eill secse-
tiOsss. aud ie0cing soothing fer
disease To feed Upon.
This % the secret Of the sgs0ss~
dcsftsl sMccess Of this REMEDY iss
essrtsy Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, DroPsy, : Chronic Dian.
rhGa, Coils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Ecvcrs Hurnors,
Loss of Constitutional vigor,
Diseases OF tho Kidneys and
Bladder. Female Complaints.
0ssd AZ siscoses 0rigissfjsy in
- OStSs Sts$SC u 1SkG CN00Ws ~ 0Co
consl,Gmied Oy debility or a los0
state Of tiac system. Eciny FREQ
FROM AtcoHok, IN any form, 10
eney'OtSiaJ effects are 2ot fol-
l0scesi 6y corresponding rcac-
tion. Cart are pei.masac,t. init
cling strength, rigeg, cad Re,o-
life Into all parts ~ tie systess,
and building ai, stss IsU:s Con.
Sfitutioa.
IN,Cusonfs hare been cIsunGctl
by the usc Of this remedy, from
srcck. sickty. suffering cre0-
tsss'es. to strong. heating, and
.a0ppy Rc;l and sconsc.,: 0ad
iarCii6s cannot reasonably Aes.
statc to Cscs IL q trial.
See kct oGc. bottle aas PERU.
Wan SYRUP 0lo,c,s Us the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. f0wLE 4 SONS, Propristors.
No. Milton Place, BOSTON.
SOLD Er DacCcIsTs GESrRALLr
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}. III. NE'Ls. +. c. NEALE
FRANCIS NEALE &SoNS.
Commission Merchants,
No. l0t s Charles Street.
Sell Tobacco, Grain and all cou.trv
produce.
B'yferiilizersand all supplies fer farmer.
Esa. Fer;.!izersfurniShed a, manuiac;ur
ers prices.
Jan IL. lS.2-tE
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NOTICE.

III AvELoCK will s,asd during the
L. co nins season At f4eonardtown and
~ the Great Mills. Particulars hereaf.
ct given.
HENRY SOrHoRoN.
Jar. 3, lSIs-sf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26

This is Home Company. gotten up ex-
pressly in the interest of the citizens OF
Southern Maryland. to enable them to over
come the difficulties they experienced In
procuring Insurance in the ordinary Insur-
ance Companies. with a majority ofits Di-
rectors we'll known in that community.
1t has been in business row over four
years. All losses accrued. and they have
been unusually large, hare been Faithfully
and promptly paid, which.s our tes, guar
aniee ior the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap
est known In insu rance, and affords 10 nj
Insurance at its exact cost, and oughi to be
encouraged by all " no wish to protect them
selves against loss or damage by fire.
IL those interested will get ittheir patro-
mage and interest themselves in the increase
Of its business, in a few years it wilirank
among the largest Insurance corporations
in Maryland. a credi, aud benefit to all,
and an honor to the State.
GEO. A. SIMMS,
Goncra! Agent for st. Mary's Co.
June IS, l873-tf.
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NOTICE.

"HE public are hereby forewarued
L from hauling through my farm a:.
tor this day.
JOHN 4 BARBER.
May 50, 1873.
Jans 5, ls73-if.
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FIRE! FIRE FIRE /
INV ELL.N GS, Flu r NITrRE,
~ BARNS. OUT-HOuSES. FARM
PRODUCE, &C., &C., insu, ed on the Mu-
teal Plan BY tine
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
OAic: No. II South street.
BIG HARRIS, President.

DIRECTORS:
8 II Caughy. 9. Noah Walker & Co.
Philip T George, a. George & Jenkins.
I ID Anderson, " Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent Court Of Appeals.
George Jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, St. Mays county.
B. G. Harris, +"
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Peterson's Magazine
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JssR DYER. c. D. Kill o.. DEBARra sAaD,HR
late Of ". 4. Yad,eti + c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-26
,Kidney d Bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes prop>y
StOppsge OF Water. Incontnsnce Urine Brightly BIS
ease. Aibuminura, and In an eases where there are
brick dust depo<itt, Is thick coudy mixed
with ie the white e an egg threads ks
and white bone dust de pots and hen there d
. pricking burning sensation when passing water and
pain In the Small Of the Back and along the Loins.
TMnor Of 12 Eears' Groscth
Cured by Rad,cay's Resident.
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Health! BEAUTY!
srRcxo AxD ruRx RICH MOON rxcrR 40
OF HESH AND We1GHr-Gfs0AH 6ElN INU
= SRAuI1fUL coxfLExl0x aEU ND 10 III
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt. I

Every drop OF the sARsAPARIILrAy REson.
VENT communicates through the Blood. sweat Urine,
and other Fiuits and juices OF the q
life for it repairs the wases Of the body with new and
sound material scrotula, Syphilis. Consumption,
6andnlar disease, Ulcers in the throat Mouth. Tu-
mors the Glands and other parts OF the STEM
Sore Eyes S,rumorons discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms Of skin diseases Erupiions Fever
Sores said Head, Ring Worm Salt Rhe uin Rryspelas
Acne, Black Spots, Worms IN the Flesh TumorS Can.
GERS In the Womb, and all weakening and painfal dis.
the lie prtncipe are within the curative range OF this
wonder OF Modern Chemlsry. and = lew days will
prove to person using Tor either these forms Of
disease Its poentpower to cure them.
IL the pssient daily becoming reduced hy the wastes
And Recommendation that = continually progressing
ceeds in arresg ths<e wastes and raira the
with new rsirriki made from healthy bood-and this
the sARsAPARiLLiAS viii and DOES sccure-a cure
Is certain; for when once this remedy commences Its
work Of publication and succeeds IN diminishing the
loss OF wastes s repairs will Ice rapid and every day
the patient wl feel himself growing better stronger
the food dsesring better appetite Improving and dcsh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the SARs.r iRriiraS Ersotvy~r excel
all known remedial agent. In the Chronic. Scro-
fuous CONSTITUTIONAL and skin else ssss but IL the
only positive cure tor
, 1874-12-28

sohs ktor r. Ths c1;eoaa 1ttaa"s o,or,., n.
day tho iEEo,r su9gea. thg possibility 1T sn
atisr mpssbiy? rh. i H. IN e e. rnKc M -on ., prof. ~ r.
ihcroaahy Sa i1 mon You assu,uo tint every true
man mid woman hopes for Mr.. D. . 'al vtnt!icatton-
md think that can hardiy be t'spatea nns when
you Intimate" certainly could re5oco moro
1T sucl result tlan TnEopolE TtLroS, II there 10
clear proof that s wifo has hcan laboring utsor m
Aal,lclnuio1,. and that to 1us boon deceived BY chan
Of circnuRtanal i!luslon'- ia 1t not sph0ty improb-
Ab1e7
DErcHEa confessed hfnattf n uncqr!vocnl Language
tlo Of nt'ultcry Tint Air. u. also cnnfease tho
iurScr rS IS stti sr Iou1ros Ian eiaeotaiely shown tat
hIr. DErcn1n is inn general wny m exceedingly
nad an e. s tsne :n y 10 y offered 9pEor::ay
lie makes 1nust ingoltouH faiuro.but tho char1e Ia
made ncyerthc'css}
that either Mr. BEncnEM Is "dceprratey wicked MI,
great 1yosri.e Or tAat il!e ''tter two nen a5o m m
Ssass Sss atss a IL ts' san IL s s, srana 5
his entire Innocence aud tAtir qut,. y9o versa.
Tlr.oas c1ains that lla wo confessed to lin ia only
io usycrts Of hs own kuowlctlgo from Mr. D.'s nc
acknowledgements 10 him; fron. tho bl'si,css-he con.
aud u,sol) u 10 tio legitimacy IT lilo children md
y;sio',s ohor data Of 1noat atartlng chasaster
has reached point wlcra that truth Hla DO discovered
beyond nny lunit, aud tlo guilty lMgties-whoeycr
j. Il. 4. .
[NoTE-1f "J. r. 4" will recall tho article to
which no refers, he will note tho spirit Of conf
mon charity to nil in which it was written. Tho.o
WAS no effort to dscnes tho character Or tho vatae
OF tho evdcuco. We only hoped fol solution
TINT would be eatiHfactory to all; we did not
prophecy ono. And no caunot now undertake to
answer any conundr1lng, of which tho case la
3ullto oyorlowiug. We leave TINT to the Jury
Of " twelve good mon and trno J" aud re fear
, 1874-12-28

froht thu Troy tS. ~ II"les,
We stated yesterday, IN ta Autho:ity OF
street ruIn0r, TINT an unrlo oi Michael Hogan,
Of West troy, died reuontiy in penntyisnn'a,
lenying coa lands ya|ued at Is, 100000, to por-
lion Of which Michael il he.r The ramor waH
correct. Forty yoaln ago Michael lloEan then
81 ycars OF age and Hi uncle. tho only
survivors OF once numerous family, catno 10
this country md ndop.ed it. 81 tho'r own.
Michael, l,aIxl-wnrklng, industrious young
,na. tl,,ally tool; up his residence III Wost Troy.
Tho urolo went TO pottBYll!e. pa., Or tnas
vicinity, and, aftor laboriug number Of yeHrs,
n,,roaasoa with iis earnings largo tract Of
tnud. Michael also sayod 1nonoy. and III tho
courio OF timo laid by enough to Btars himself
i'll tho grocery business, in which 1t can TO
tn,tAfully sa!d no hna prospered. Tho ventnfe
OF Ills uncle turned ottt to bo u most profitable
onp. flo lands purchased by him wnra found
10 contain abundance at coal, anl by judtoloua
management he gradually Increased ls earthly
store until at tho tiule ot nis dDnth, which CO.
CURED 3 sow DAYS ago, ho wGa worth about g..
600. 600, Lust Wook Michael received lnforlna-
tiou from IN atto;noy that his rllolo. with whom
hs lad uo. communicated for si1tooon years, had
t,iotl, ard TINT ho w.s hie only Surviving lcis.
Michael was not ut all clato1 ut thiB announce
1nent, md Rppeusea rather aorry IN faGt thas
such good fortune had como to him. 1Io wua
getting old, 10 aaiH, mud would not want 90
nluoh money i,bosfaoB ho had enough for him.
set, wife, aud danglltor, Hn1 tho posst,snion Of
thu inluonao amount mentioned aboya Monld
on]y brluE trouble and dlHgraoe upon hiA family
eventually, as young peoplo nowadays did nos
kuon how to ap0iia moncy.
, 1874-12-28
1873, and 7,10o,0a0 pounds, as far as mado up
tlin Nnnr.

ttIl9 sfAls
Western Star Lodge No. H. A. r, and A. H.,
Jancayitle, Wis.,, l,as olecteu tho following
oNlcors, J. U. NIctoaff. ". H.; Mark niploy,
\. W.. ]. l.. Croft. ]. w. Robert 1l0dyo
Treasurer; II. s. Durlict, Secretary.
Tho verdict In tho caeo Of tho stranger found
doatl IN tho street Mt Mon0minco, Monominoo
Unllnty, Wis.,. "Wednesday, WnB to tho ciroct that
tloconBud cano to hiH doatl, by ca,laoa unknown.
1t was shown IN oyilouco that locoaHed WAS .
mai uf intelligence and ability. l1o said llo hal
n tnn1ily doponding upon him for support ut
1lolghton. lilo wub idontilioa ns Charles W.
Crnyton, lato 4 iowoler OF Duluth and Ind boon
Colonel In tho late war and two yenrs Nil iil-
il1ato Of Libby Prison. I1o YVES III aenroii Of o,1,-
ploymcl1t and appeared to DO suffering under
oxtrono lopvosaloE, nervousness. and prostra-
tion. 1t IL very and caae.
Dolaran, Wis, Chapter No. %, r. 4. H., hayo
choten tA9 following o1tcors: G. II. Downio,
II. p; IN. Mtzor, X. s. s. Paul, Scribe T..
]. Smith. Treasurer; T. L. Vnn Snessmitcil
flooring, Seoretnry; N. A. Keeling, Cantain Of
H.; E. D. iIolliHtor, T. s.. U. y. 11o'ltstor, II.
A, C.; L. N. Nichols, N. OF Third ": Hy.
Eotn;ng, n. Of SECOND ,,i, vi George @ ! MORT
Delayen Council No. 7, Of \; 4 9. N.
Il. d. lIolliasor, D. H.. N. A. Kec!or, ?. c. Of
". ~. Smith, Treasurer: +. L. Von sncss.
mitch flooring, Secretary s. s. Paul, Captain Of
g.; D. j. DOvoudorl Con. Of tho G.; David
Lynus, Sentinel. Delayan Lodgo 4: =. and 4.
A., tho following L. Il. Nichols Y: N. T. !.
Fltzor, s. W.; J.. =. Monzto, J W.; 7. J. Smith:
Treasurer q. II. Downie Secretary; U. ..
1Io1liBtcr, s. D.; George Morrison, J. D. ;
David Lynua, Tyler.
, 1874-12-28
aud, distance Of 700 miles, / teIographic dis

hnd, distance Of 700 mics, telographic dis
patch Of twenty words costs one shilling From,
Corl:, III Iro'and, 10 London, Edinburg, Nor
Hic., York. anywhere, tho aa.no,-;. trifln oyot
cent n word. Tuu years nSo tho telegraph
Fas moro llHcd lit thu United Stn.os
ehah my other county III proportion
10 population now rates hayo l,con reduced IN
EuEopo and clio liso OF tho telegraph Inns In
Creased. ESporiouco shows TINT high ratcs
limit tho growth Of business mud increaao the
cost, for tho expongos increaAe On eNeh tols-
GRIM as tho number dininislles, willie both at
homo nutl abroad It IL \ scttlod axiom tint
Whenever tho rateB hayo been uniformly re-
dncod 90 per cont as ono time, tho Mlsiuoss Inns
Increased 100 per cent, wlilo tho oxponaeB hayo
tncroaaol but 60 por cont.
, 1874-12-28

linn Tim nra,,ar rooro,,o, t,,ono thinoa ,voro
,,o",f,nnJ IL Go,rt tl,t,n,, n.r,,o In rnafr ~
thn - vni,ia, "nrran,on;ia,on nj1oi1 ~ ~ tnn
act or ooman.ton T,o ,,nat tarasti,,g nince l.,
In cnooiInt, ,roe IN Jy ,a,iar H. 'ri,fr r."
ror Mn,,snmfro1 n"r ronno,oJ ~ ~, m 4. W,,i,ore
ocro,,nt ~ itn cnmt.orao,,nn u" .r,t1, in ,,rta'
onor. IRON til tie lottcr 'I thorc uo,1d bo = 10
3n,,ht fhat Co,,nt arniG, xan nvo,, ti,cn t1oter-
mtnnd ~ iont. ,,,'n, II ,rhIo,s M ob;astionnhia
n,l n lin rofr,, ~ tno 1Ionuo ~ f,r1onnu
~. nonron Iio nv dnrit .xoa n,var" too t,,nf
iHciJ' Ma ra,, HInntomfSoi er'annoto;I wi,nt wau
nnss;n~ ~ ta ,ainI ma -, tt,a ,nore,mni ,rto'
.,ra a,,a ~ tho ,,ri.o,or 1,o;nr NJ Eiu,n EI-
SS,., rn ~ ,n;noraho ,,o nns,ri aan,o
moro nnr.mona vnra rnn5 n,eo't, t,oro cn,a'
,,n,cnto Srn,, T,5ncn ns,,nre'e ~ tno Tonnt
i,"r@;,'., H., rrsao. ,s;4i r;ii,.t ~ ,o.
,,rniniita' ~ !, III n norr,a fi,s.rn trIiu ~o,,st
,,a;,d sna o1rtniatorc VIM H. ron,' H..
iin,,cd In favnr n n'f1nnrci,,ra1 rostoration n.
fhourI, 1,;a ch,of rc"or.]ci In ncccaainr NJ n
f,r,nrn of tho Tinrao ~ Tlr1onra NJ 1fn,,hon M
ionficoi viii tin nscnninrcv ~ ,,itro,nnninmiun
in Trnnco ''~ "10' - N~'''''""'
In cn,,cira1n, T ,rov od,1 fo,v tv,rd. nm, tt,
general import If ti'c tria1 'rho % nrsnnnr It 10
vail lnow,,l nuarrolol viii, Fin fhnncol,or M ~
tho doIicntn nmrattnn yl,cti,or Il ,rna tn tia h.
totcet OF Gorninuy to try md l,cnp #. tTh,crs in
or nat Tho 1rjBo1or toluo fnyorahln ia TIM I'M
melato rnstOrntion of mo,,nrahv. with hia ct,icf
waH Of, tin opnosito tack. iIia yncnii ior octinr
contrary to tnutr,,ctions nitin,ntolv c,s,od. IL
,yns thnn tl,at lin ,,rsonnr n,,t;ronr;ntcI I'm
1rissing docufnantp, to pocure, Is l,o saws, tho
moona ~ defcut1inr hiu,nnIf frnr, tl,o 3innnfo
, 1874-12-28
Sunday Llauor-'Trttfflcs

4 depntaLlon Of workingmon It Dublin ro-
eently waited upon Sir Michael ll!ckB-l}oaoa, thu
Chief Secretary for ireland. to present = mo-
mortal III tayos Of tho Sunday, closiug of public
houses, and 10 urgo tho expedicncy Of comply
iug with tho prayer, Hlr Michael remarked tlat
t!la Government had no very strong proo!a that
lilo OWLS which they doployed. lie reminded
tAom That tho eifoot Of It would probably bo MI
incroaso III the illloit traffic In drlnk aud he TO-
forrcd to thu example OF Glasgow to ahow TINT
lie public houses thsro. Ilo prpmtsod, houoYar,
10 lily th6Is Views bafo1o tho Goyosnm1nt.
, 1874-12-28
rELEGRApHlc BREvlriEs.

The abatement that Kalakaua will visit Milwau-
Ioo is rrenature. Tho King han auteercd so
1u,c!, from tue climate that ho must return 10
his country AZ Hoon aa practicable.
The guests of tho Grand Central 1Iotol, OF
Milwaukee,, waro Informed yesterday that thoy
"olosod Tor ropars" was put up Immediately
altar,
at Bunker FILL, Ia., few daya ago, q man by
tho namo OF Oerathtv, whiio eating, supper. go'
homo food fast In lla throat, aud uloktd 70
death before medica! asulssanoo could bs OBJ
! tained.
rreIeht roooipta at Eau Claire, WIS.,, for 1874,
hayo wonderfully increaaad. Thay amounted TO TO
, 1874-12-28

10 .hs E1':er nf Tbs chteaqo Tribune:
CHICAGO Dec. nG.-I have reat great dehL IN your
paper al0ut Rttecio resumption and yet tho thing is
very much mixed np IT, MY brrsn. II ,Crecsibacks.
what will they be after that timef It can uBo grecn-
backa III payment If f,tro lcbts contracts, for
anything May want to purchase, what can they 10
uEol fort win grecnblcEa, then, be at discount
The saro now or will they DO worth their face in
pod. Please answer theau ,liicsois, OF otherwise
after tho day Of resumption. dnEEsnAck.
AS8wER.
1. Tho groonbacks would still continue to be q
legal tcrder for al! existing debts and 1t will 70.
quro Hoyeral years before they aro aottled and
pail OF. 9. They would continue to be re-
cciycd by tho Goyorn,uent In payment OF all H.
ternal Koyonuo taxes. g. They would be gradu-
aliy retired from circulation by allowing the
holdors 10 fund thon into, Say, por
cent gold bonds. and BY cancellation
aner their reception BY tho Government for
taxes. Tho whole mattcr is simple enough when-
ever Congress determines tlat thoy shall cease
to DO lcga! tender in payment Of debta to ba
contracted after some day to bo named in tho
future. But tho Senate FINANCE bill, wAich has
passed that body aud is now pending in tho
uouRo with moral certainty Of passage, makes
no provision looking to tho repeal or tho legal
tender quality Of thoso notes. It simply pro-
vilcs for reduction OF tho outstanding green
bacEa by ciehty-two miliions within tho noxt
four years, aud after tint their redemption in
gold at their face valuo.
, 1874-12-28
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
1EuMAHY AND TIL: CAnLIgTH.
LONDON, Doc. 23-5:30 d. ln.-Tho Times
Borlin correspondent eays tho question IL being
discussed a. Berlin whether 1t is possible to
punish tho CarliHts for tho outrage
Of tho seizure Of tho German ship
Gustav. A,1y'cos from Sun Sebastian
aro to the OBJECT TINT tho GuEtay is deeply isn-
bcadod in tho mud, and that tho Carllsts nro
busiy engaged IN unloading hor. Tho Captain of
tue Gustav WIS slightly wounded by tho carllats
FOOD scANCE.
MADRID Doc. 27.-Food ia reported to DO vorY
a Ma All s a o'cs csx
, 1874-12-28
Awful Disaster at Sca---An Emtgrant
Ship Burned,
Probable Loss Of 466 Lives---0nly
Meagre Reports Received.
The German Government Planning The
Punishment Of The Carlists.
Scenes in Court During tho Won
Arni1n Trinl.

LotDoN, Doe. 2s-5 n. MA telegram Inns
boon received from Madeira stating that three
OF tho crow Of tho emigrant ahip CoBpatiick,
from, London for Now York, had arrived
ut st. Helena, and reported tho Coapatrlck
burned nt sea. Tho report lacks confirmation.
but 1t is foare1 that tho crow md passengers Of
tho Conpatrtcli, numbering sou Bouls, haVo all
perishol, with tho exception Of tho thrco report
cd arrived at st. uosuna.
LATER.
LoNnoN,-5 Il. MA second telegram from,
MADEIRA statoH tl,at tho Coapalricls was burned
on Nov. II, in latitude 81, N, longitude -, W.
It ia NOW estimated tint ACC lives wero lost by
tho disaster.
, 1874-12-28

TIE HON. ALvAH CRoCKER.
DoaroS, Dec. 27.--Tho lion. Alyah Croc1,er,
Representative iu Congress- from the Tenth Dis
trict, died at his residence in Fitchburg, Mass.,
laat night. Ho left Washington last uoaday to
spend The holidays nt home, and caught soyero
co!d Which on Friday assumed 8 SERIOUS form Of
congestion OF the lungs, aud terminated fatally.
Lis age was 10.
Mr. Crocker wns born at Leominster, Mass.
Oct. II, 1901. 1Io became factory operative at
. years Of ago. but IN tue intervals
Of Ills work managed to secure TN
academic education, by moans Of Which l'o OBJ
taiued employment In confidential relations with
himself ri, ownor of mills. 1Ea politoa! life bo-
gan in tho Lowor Housn OF tho MASSACHUSETTS,
Legislature III 1885, 1842. md 1913. 1lo Was It.
elected to tho Fo.ty-aecohd Congress-, Jan. 2,
1872, to I'LL tho vacaney accustomed by tho
resignation OF William D. Waslb'lrn, and was
re-olocted to the Forty-third CongroaH.. Ho was
not candidate for reelection last fall being too
iuiirn. for further service, aud Prof. soolye, OF
AI1Lorst College, WAS elected to succeed him.
M1aUELLANE0us.
DunuQUE, H., Deg. 2J.-.rhe Isov. ". r. Mar
shall, 3. D., pastor OF tho fIrEt Presbyterian
Church Of this city died OF apoplexy this oven.
ing, al 0 o'clock. Ho waB atrlchon down ut 7 a.
IN, and continued unconscious to Tho lour Of
llia deatla. The loss il profoundly folt in this
rity, whore tho Doctor WAS hold In iigll ostoem.
For six years he wnH pastor Of q churcl, III bal-
titnoso, and for long time OF the First Prosby-
terau Church Of Columbus, 0. Ifia aGo VAS A3.
Couuty O., on Tuesday, for intornont.
Sptt,H DispasA to 1,hs CAteage Tribune.
sANpuswy, O., Doc. 27.-Tlio Hon. Waltar r.
Stone, or thu city. Judge Of tho Supreme Court
Of Ohio, died Feiday at oaSland. oal., whore ho
Ind gono for hls healtL. The romans arc ex-
pectod hero noxt week.
srnlNoFtELp. Mass., Doo. 27.-john Russell,
OF Groenslald, tho veteyan cutlery manufacturer
aud founder OF this industry III Amorica, dled at
hla homo to-day, agod 10.