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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

School ExANISGrIoS-We attended
By invitation Of the Teacher. Louis Ford
E-qr.. the examination II the celored
school located 10 our Town On Friday
last. Under the direetios Of Dir. Ford.
We gave. We think. his pupils thorough
exsminsiion-at lesss Ne are certain We
meant 70 do it. The result surprised nj
and we have announced ourselves As fully
recoociled to the liberal provision made
BY our last Legislators for the education
of negro children. Where oil did 50 we'll,
it may appear invidiOus to PARTICIPANTS
but We shall not refrain. nevertheless
from distinguishing the following pupils
for fullncss and exactness Of learning "
to the extent Of their studies Susan Blak'
is.one. John Woodland aud james Ches
ley.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

ARRIVALS At MooRss HorEL.-W. B.
Turpin. j II MeDowall. A + Randolph.
Mrs A r Randolph. Miss Josephine Ran
dolpb. Juo F Carter. Chas NJ Cyphers,
Mrs G NJ Cyphers. Mrs r Herley. Mr. P
Herley, Miss Herley. George Cortus. W
G Smoot. w II Dalton. Dr.. A Behund
J II Shannon. Cap. 8 G Cabbell. Ma
Csbbsll. O r Wurdemann. Chss L Wal.
ker, Mrs C l. Walker. Miss NJ H Mont.
gomery. Washington. D. c.; Miss Mag.
gle Asborne. Mrs F w Jones. Mr. F W
Jones. Georgetown. D. O.; Jno Moran
Thos Montgomery. Jss A Repctti. John
Simonton. Jno O'Dwyer. Master Joseph
Moran. Master Geo Montgomery. Harry
v Clark. Washington. D. c.; E v Muir.
ply. Phila. Pa; N Dawson. BALTIC. Md;
J Gottholf. C Baum, II Hollander. Z
Golomaue, r Goldschmid. Miss Baum,
Mr. Siegel and family. Washington. D. c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

MALAEious INFLUENCES. -Durirg the
autumnal months the people who reside
along the water courses and tributaries of
the Chesapeake bay. east or west, are
more or less subject to bilious disorders, for
which ealomel and quinie are the usual rcm-
edies-remcdies almost as bad rs the dis
case itself. Change Of climate is better
than nauseaiing medicine, and often more
effective and speedy as curative. Blu.
many persons are uniuformed as to con-
veuicus and proper place OF resort where
they would be rid Of such influenccs.-
Westminster is that place. within IN hour' $
ride Of Baltimore. at . cost Of only 95
cents. Here. We are ono thousand feet
above Baltimore. in q pure atmosphere,
board cheap. society good. and those sum
mer pests. mosquitoes and malaria. uu-
known. We have four trains each way,
daily. two Of them mail trains, morning
aud evening. Let the invalids Of lover
Maryland come to Westminster. and try
the effects Of pure water aud fresh noun
tain air. and see il they do not 6nd health
and sigor speedily restored We ask the
Eastern aud Southern Maryland journals
to publish these facts for the information
Of their n aders. These Of them Who are
suffering RON ehills aud fevers. OF other
bilious diseases. will thaak them for %
doing - Wesniasssr Dem. advocate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

1t may not be generally known. but BY
the set Of 1874. chapter s2i. an aba,e.
neut Of Eve per cent. is allowed on the
school .sx il paid the preseu, month. By
the same oct taxes are declared due FROM
and after September LIST. 1874. and can
Be dissrsined for. II is the part Of uis.
DON on the part Of all taxpayers to see to
Il that they Ray their taxes. school and
State ct least. on or before .he Is, Of Sep.
ssnhss. - in no other way can they make
I've pei sen. in four us.ks. A word te
the wise 10 sufficient.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

=. ST. Joux's CHURcH.-We are author
lied to state that lunch will be given nj
St. Johns church Saturday. the 18th in
slant. the proceeds Of which are to be de.
voted to the repairs of that edi6ce. The
ladies of ST. Johns congregation. have OBJ
tanned such an cHviable reputation for their
dinners aud lunches that their proposed
entertainment on the 18th is certain to at
tract crowd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

ST.. JossPn's CHuRcu. young la.
dies Of st. Joscph's congregation are an.
neunccd to give a supper at Mr.. Tippett's
(sear the church) on Wednesday. the
10Th instant. il fair. il not. tho FIRST fair
day thereafter. The object Of the enter.
taiument 10 to obtain means for church re.
pairs aud We bespcak liberal a,tendase,
from 81. Joscph's aud other eongrega.
lions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A series os services. snder dirsesiea q
Tie Dean of Washington Convoessios.
will be held in William and Mary ssa
ST. Mays Parishes ~ foilows:
At Poplar Till Church Oh Wednesday,
Ase. 18th; NJ Trinity Church. 81. Ma
rvs Parish. on Aag. lSsh; and u Ridge
Chapel ON Aag. ii,h. Services begun
esch day At half past ten .. ..
Aug 6. 1S7is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

LAND SALE.-Col. Crane. sold as Trus-
tee Poplar Neck. containing % acres Of
land. located in St. Inigoes' district. sub.
iect to the widows dover. on Thursday.
the 3O,h ult for 81 .450-over $50 pei
acre. Purchaser. Joseph b. Sable. This
is. We think. the highcs. price which has
been obtained for St. Mary's land since
the war.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
UONFIR NATION NOTICE.
Je remiah Herbert,
Assignee
Lewis 3 Stone.
VIM NJ freeman,
josephine freeman.

In the Circuit Cou1 for St MARI county.
sitting As Cshrt of Equity.
No Ss NE.
nNDERED this Al day Of Aug. 1874,
~ that the sale made and reported
by James II Nhsn, attorney for Jeremiah
Herbert. Assignee Louis B Stone, in this
cause, be ratified and Aphrme6, unless cause
to the contrary be kh0wn on or before
the 9Th Monday oHAue. 1874. provid.
ed copy Of this RIDER be inserted in
the st Mary's Beacon. once 4 week ~.
three successive weeks prior to the said
5th Monday Of August.
The report states that the land sold for
$4,000.
JFRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True cnpy-Test
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Aug 6, ls74-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
CIRCULAR TO-
FARMERS { elROEntRs

Az Agent for the Health Dep srsnent Of Bal
timore city. oEer fce sale Poudrette nsaa-
factared from Nisht-soii and Ashes. rich In
PhSsEhates. Ammonia and other Alkaline
Salts. ~ per analysis-containing in one tor
Of 5000 pounds, ss followf:
3s.o% possds A@~ssij.
1858 "a" PkssYA(kes q Liss
1904 "eess;A .d Ssds.
This Poud.etts ~ y packed In barrels OF
bags to sui, eastomes and delivered free Of
carriage or other chsra ~ any named point
within the city limiisY spoa orders for any
quantity not less th1 . one ton. credit u
four months b otsred to :esPonGb:e hsmers
for endorsed no;es, Or for drafls upon their
LL D. SrEuARr, ESQ.,, Of Anne Arundel
11nni6eonvilie, 10 specially
fosal ~ NO. ,1l ., III.
monials frUm well-knowl farmers and gardel.
ess caa be furnished as to the marked benefits
to corn and other crops from the use Of this
P0udrette. ,,~
PRICE PER TON.
No. I, FINE FOR DRILLING, $40 90
No. 2, FOR TOP DRESSING. &C., IS 90
Orders promptly executed, addressed y
n. 3. BERRY,
No. 10 Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore. Nd
Aug 9, l01<-3n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

CONSTANT ENPLOYMENT.-Atb home,
~ Male or Female, $40 q week warran,ed.-
No capital required. Particulars and valuable
samples sent free. Address, with &c. return
stamp, c. ROSS, W illismsburgh, NY.
July 80. ls74-lws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

rive are in receipt Of a graphic ac-
count Of the excursion Of the Pilot Boy to
Piney Point on Saturday last. which we
regret no. being able to get in type in time
for our present issue. 1t will appear in
our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
0r7Asss' cosrtef Saint kary's Cesssy. Sets
July 20, 1874.
ORDERED BY TIE COURT, Ths, R u Ed
~ wards, admr. Of Elkanah Edwards,
late Of st. Mays comfy, Maryland, deceas-
ed, give the Eoiice required BY Law TO the de-
csnsed's creditors to exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once Q week iOr
six successive weeks in the St Mays Beacon.
Test Jas + n RAirY,
Register Wills Of st Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, I hereby
give notice that ! have obtsined from the Or
phans' Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
OF Elkanah Edwards, late OF said county, d
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the
same 18th the proper vouchers attached there
to. to tie subscriber, on or before the LIST day
Of Feb. 1878, they will otherwise BY Law BE-
excluded from all benefits of the said estate
All persons indebted to the deceased ase 70
quested to make immediate payment 70 the,
subscriber.
RM EDWARDS,
Administrator.
July 30. ls7l-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
NOTICE.

hereby fcrevs-n all persons from hauling
on ny farm, located in ST. Inieos' dis,rici,
With carts or wagons or over auy psrt Of rb !
roads, After the date ofthis notice. Against oil
lersoas % odesdinss The trespaa law viii b
rigidly enfsrced.
WV c WEIGH.
Jolly 30, fs7t-3vs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

WM. DENT BLACKSTONE, in the lssh year
Of her age.
In Philadelphia. on the 39th Of July. NARY
ELIZABETH. wife Of Rev. 8. H. g. Smith, in
the 4ith year Of her age
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
FAIRvItW
OR PART
Richards
containing
so acI
This lsnd Is located
SaissMerI

! ent River. Il 4 joi]
I>aac Solomon. Esq,
ard Clement Carroll.
The improvements 4
Portable two-s,ory Ds}
other out-h"uses.
The sell Of the land
location healthy ard d
The proximity Of 81
Patuxent River. aud
Loaf landings thereon |
especially desirable
wishing to engage in |
Fruit trade. The 6ns|
lstuxent are Sound i.
tiers, whilst the Ale-w|
very lucrative in this
years past.
Terms 81 Sale. ~
decree. are :-ouc-hall
money in cash on the q
bal,pco in twelve mo
thcrcof-,hc deferred
cured by the bond or
ser, with =, curity TO b
Trustees aud to bear
day Of ,alc.
When oil the pur
have b en- paid. the
cute n deed To the rur
and discharged from
parties 20 tits sui, an,
BY, from or under the'
ROBEl
JAS. :
July Is. lS74--ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS ND.

JAMES u GARNErT, LID, Principal.
Opening Of Session and Examination Of candi-
dates for admission, Monday and Tuesday. sept.
3ist and 33d. Terms for board sad tnitica
e476 per annu0, payable semi-asnaaliy ia
advance. SEVERAL STATE SCHOLARSHIPS
VACANT. For catalogues containing fall PR
sieulars apply to Prot. ". Il. HorraxS, AasaP-
oils Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

D0RBENrowN IN. ~ FEMALE COL-'
ID LEGE.--Thoroagh Instruction. Health
fol and beautiful location. One Of the msss
earefuily-eondurted aud bes,-sussAined inssitu--
tons in the State. For terms. etc., address
Rev. JuHS II. BRAKELEY, Pk. ID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

0uARo.-Tkefe are 90 further arrivals o. ~
ruviaa pepessed, bat . cargo b 500 aeoas dse.
fh& uovsne~sis Incidentally seslve, and weq soss
mon aeeass' hands ~ SEQ goad per losE ton,
with . Esdsction OF 50 cents 20 50 Per tos,
On lots q 50 20 $50 tons. The Southern de-
nand for ressilisess b Stacking. bat Eooa tsie
trade 10 II prospect. and We still quote the
leading makes at ftom $4S06o per ton. OF
1000 poaods bat inferior qualities are oasr-
ed much hover.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

CoLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL TNSrI.
~ TUTE. Nav HAYES. Cosx.-Fortiesh year.
Rreparasory to College. the Scientific Schools
or busnessuRith systematic aud thorough phys-
; vi 1 aQII|
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

CE . con per day a, home. Terms
Sc o<O free. Address Gro. SrM-
SON / CO., Portland, Ne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Henry A Canter &
Alice Canter,
his wife,
lillian Il Sothoron.
Sa,ah Z Sothoron
Of al.
In tn. cireui. cou1, for ! Mary. county,
sittin G as 4 Court{fEquity.
No. Ns3 Nh.
ORDERED, this W day Of August,
" 1874, that the pditor's Report.
filed in thi. cause. bN>ti6ed and con.
6rmed, unless cause u thN contrary be
shown on or before the tth Monday Of Aug
inst; provided a copy u this order be pub
lishsd In the St. Mary's Beacon once q
week fer three successive weeks prior e
the said 9Th Monday Of August.
J FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True eopy-Te,i:
FRANK FORD:
Aug 8, l67l-Sw.
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CONFIR MILTON NOTICE..
Joseph II Milburn
Rosa A Milburn,
AC rGnRissou,
Committee Of
Thos II Milburn
ct al.

In the Circuit Cour. fpr st. Marys county
sitting As a Cbur. Of Equity.
No 800 n
nRDEREN, this list day Of Aug. 1874.
~ that the Ne 9ade and reported by j.
Parran Crane, Tn ZEE IN this cause. be rati.
fed aud confirmed gles cause to the con-
trsry be shown on br A(ore the o;h Monday
Of Aug. inst; PROV ded aN.py Of this order
be published in y st Mary, Beaeo., once
= week .or three Successive weeks prior to
the said 9Th Monday OF August.
The Report states that the land sold for
g. 50.
j. FRANK FORD. Clerk
True copy-Test:
J.FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Ang 6. ls74-3w.
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NOTICE.

OTSIcs CLKkk CIRouir CouRr
ToR ST Mars County,.
The Laws Of ls74and legislative jour
mails. etc.. have been received n this OF
Gee and will be delivered to parties en-
titled thereto upon application for same.
j. FRANK FORD,
Clerk Circuit Court
Tor ST. M'ry's County.
July %, 1912,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
Trustee.
Of
PA1UyRN'I

DY virtue Of . deei
Ii Court Cor Saint
ting - . Court Of Eqd
cause iu which Hull.
Cornplainan,s aud Phi
iendans. aud bearing /
Of June. in the year
end seven'y-four. th
Trustees. viii o6er At
Cc:r. House door in |
Tuesday. the lit
s. ls7-1
bttwccn the hours Of |
Z s'eloek. p. N, the d
to vit:
One tract or parcel
called aud known 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

could not enlist me, ~ its STANDARD. bearer
il it Ignored those great distinctive prin.
ciples which were distinctly held aud an
nounced BY it until the adoption Of Gree
leyism in the las. presidential contest
most shameful aud deservedly disastrous
movement. In ignoring its principles it
would no longer be the proud and defiant
Democratic party. but = mere mongrel
unworthy of the notice or support Of hon.
est mea.
In you editorial you yourself say THE
Democratic party, should not have adop-
ted the suicidal policy Of selecting Mr..
Greeley as its candidate, an act which
shocked its moral sense aud produced dis
as,rous politica. conclusion. besides sending
poor Greeley. Who had done great work
in his day. to = premature and less honor
ed grave" have nothing to say relative
to your commentator Of Greeley 5 great
work." nor about bis dclicacy as display
ed in his dying in consequence Of the
double fraud in which be took part. but
We agree ~ to that suicidal policy.
and my policy 10 to Be honest and
throw Grecleyism to the dogs. To
adopt Greeley platform and 70 place
candidate upon !, is in effect disfranchis-
ing many an bones, Demoera, whose mo.
raj sense" would be too much shocked to
give to either his support For myself.
l will not agree tina, the party shall make
another attempt at suicide. It's weapons
must be used not against itself. bat = aims,
Ger enemies.
The conclusion Of my address before
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

IL there be no unfair combinations, no
false weights and measures. whether Of
money or Of goods. by witch he Is de-
frauded; If the laws be equal in their ef-
feet upon all uen. If no 10 called upon for
no more than his due share Of the expen-
Sea necessary TO support the government
and defend the country. he has no reason
to complain. When, however. he Is
ground down By oppression and fraud. BY
mouopolies, By combinations Of men that
pcrvcrt the legitimate purposes Of govern
ment and which unjustly discriminases
against him, that robs him Of the fruits Of
his labor or reduces him to want. PERJURY
and poverty. il is his duty TO his God. his
country and his family to assert and main
tain the natural rights that God has Civ
en- him As q freeman. which the laws Of
bis country eusitie him to and the susie
nance Of his family impera,ively demands.
Whilst every occupation. trade aud inter-
est is protected BY open OF secret orders,
societies aud eombina,ioos. the agrieultu-
rist alone neglecss the sxioue-that BY
concert o. action there is unity. in unity
strength. and in strength safety. That
without il he il bat as lamb amidst
wolves.
We war not on parties. bat principles;
not for the plsndcr Of others. bat to pro-
sees ourselves; net 10 support the drones
that infess society. bat to defesd ourselves
against those who would rob rs Of the
fruits Of cur labor and wress from us the
food that suseains snd noarishes life.
A0RIcCIA.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
Register.

Voters should not forget that the time
is at hand for registry of voters, the names
of many of whom are not on the poll list
last fall by reason Of their failure to vote.
Any one failing to have his name register
ed can only vote by making affidavit to
the reason why he was not registered,
and proving by the affidavit of house
holder of the dstict: the fact of his resi-
dence therein, which involves good deal
of trouble; therefore every voter should
see that his name is duly registered in
proper TINES
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16

We are gratl1c1 to learn that Dr..
Clark, surgeon dentist, of Mszomanie. has
decided to locate at Dodgevlle, and that
we may ext7ec his coming in week or
two. A good dentist is necessity in a
well-regu'ated community, and an institu-
ton. that Dodgevile has longfelt the need
Of The Doctor is genial gentleman and
comes well fec6niThended. 1t s scarcely
necessary for us to bespeak for him cor
dial welcome by our citizens. as there
isn't town inthe Country where new com
ers are better treated than in Dodgevilles
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
NOTICE.

Ed. CHRONICLE Robert o. Lee, in o
notice, published in your paper, having
charged that have left his bed and board
without any just cause, / deem 1t justice to
myself to publish the fact that he has been
in the habit of beating and abusing me
in the most brutal manner, and that be
has repeatedly threatened my life. In
order to escape such treatment, and to
save my life, ave, ind eed, left his bed
and board; but as to having left With
out any just cause, most emphatieally
deny the charge. All Of which l am
prepared to prove by competent witnesses.
CHRrsTIANA LEE.
Highland, Oct. LIST, 1874.
The above notice is not trtie. The above
abuse ard threats against life have come
from her, and have been directed to me.
ali Of which I can prove by truthful wit
nesses: ROBERT G.. LEE.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
Attempted Highway Robbery.

Attempted Highway Robbery.
On Wednesday night, as John }. Ross,
of Mineral Point, was returning from his
customary daily visit to his mines at
Linden, he was accosted by two men who
emerged from the woods and demanded his
money and his horse and buggy. Mr..
Ross threw back the top of the buggy and
informed them that il they got his prop
erty they would have to fight for it, at the
same time dealing one of them blow
with his whip-stock which knocked him
down. He then jumped out Of the buggy
and Kicked the man whom he had knocked
down, but the other, who had been holding
the horse, the meantime, coming to the
rescue, Mr.. Ross took to the woods; and
after wandering around for SONS time,
finally made his way home. The horse
being released, ran away with the buggy,
from which he soon broke loose and also
came home.
We understand Che Highland stage,
| which passed over the road few minutes
before Mr.: Ross, was stopped by these
men. but the driver having presented q
pistol, they concluded to let llim pass on
Officers were sent in pursuit or The
would-be robbers on Thursday morning
but up to the time of our going to press
they had not been captured.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
STRAY HORSES.

Strayed from the premises Of Che sub
scriber, in the town of Highland, lows
county, Wis, on June 7th. 1874, two
horses and one colt, Described. as follows;
One black horse 10 years old, about Is
or Is hands high, one hind foot white
one fore foot inclined to hoof>bound, higf
in the loins, with good many cola,
marks,a saddle gall on the right side, and
several white saddle marks on the near side
A mare. five years old. bright bay, black
name and9tsi', with scar on her hip caus
ed by kick; hind feet toes in; had 8
halter on VIXEN She left home.
A sorel-chestnut colt, with a light name
and tail. A small, pony mare COLI.
Twill give $40 to any one who will bring
the horse TO my farm, or SIS for Informal
ton where I can recover the above horses
Address, PETER TEABY,
Oct94t Avoca, Iowa Co.,, Wis
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
Circuit Court.

Below we give the cases disposed of in
the Iowa County Circuit Court during
the past week, that Of Peter Noble & Co
as VIM T. Henry; as surety on the bond
John Strachan for Performance of coa>
tract, having occupied the lime from
Friday morning to Wednesday afternoon.
In this case, twenty-five witnesses were
examined, the testimony closing at nine
O'clock Tuesday night.
Chas. T.. Stephenson ct al vs.. Alex Wilson. Yer
diet for plaintiff Ss4,oL
pIainti IFS affidavit
Hugh McG6wen VS. Thos. Dolphin. settled. =
State of WiscOnsis VS.. Henry Dolphin ct al Nolie
prosequi entered by District Attorney, the costs
having been paid by the defendants
Peter Noble aLYs. VIM. I. Henry. Judgment
plaintiffs s2250 but there were offsets which re-
duced judg lent to S5.o,}o
Alex Meinuick vs.. MsttheiSon & Ueyler J1dq-
ment for defendant rendered at March term 1874
Geo Ross VS.. Rosa Ross, Judgment for plaintiff
Catherine Sturtlcyant Us. Calvi Sturdeyant
John R. Davis VS.. John h. Jones' Judgment for
plaintiff
tilt.
Henry Jone. ct al vs.. Richard T. Jemos eft a
Judgment for plaintiff. :.
John Sullivan vs.. John Murphy. Report Of referred
Hled
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
Iowa County Council of Gran,

At meeting Of the Iowa county coun-
Gil held in Dodgeville, Oct. Cd, 1874, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The farmers as class are
in the habit of neglecting to attend the pri-
mary meetings IN their several towns,
thereby no. securing competent represen-
tatives to represent the interests of the
people; therefore, 1T
Rsso1Ved, That regular primary meetings
be called and attended by the farmers as
olasssin order that honest and competent
men be put in nomination, and prevent the
abuse and corruption usually carried on by
political schemers
2nd, That representative public officers
be requested to answer questions Of pub.
lie interest in public manner.
Sd. That the county Board Of Supervis-
ors be requested to reduce the salary of
the county Treasurer, county clerk, and
county Superintendent of Schools.
JonN @. MARTIN, Ssc'y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16
~s The Republican town conyentic

~ The Republican town convention
in Dodgeville, on last Saturday evening,
was one of the best ever held here. The
attendance was quite large, and the ut.
most harmony characterized the proceed
ings. A very general interest was mani
tested, not in any particular set of candi-
dates for the county offices, but that The
ticket might be judiciously made, and W,
feel very safe in predl citing for Dodgeville
splendid showing on the Sd of Novem
Der: The list of delegates selected will
be found in the proceedings of the Repub
lican county convention.