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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08
NOTICE
TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALL
OTHERS WHO DEAL IN IL
QUORS.

NOR the information Of oil pcrsous
II cAeecrncd. the following Ac, of the
Legislature, passed March 24sh. 1865, is
published {:
CHAPTER 1911.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiri,u-
Gus or fermcntei liquors in the scv.-
raj counties Of the State on the day Of
election.
SECTION !. Be il enacted BY the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland. That it shall
not be lawful for the keeper Of any ho-
tel. tavern, store, drinking establish
ment. or any other place where liquors
are sold. or for any person or persons.
directly or indirectly, 10 sell, barter,
give or dispose Of any spirituous or fer
mented liquors. ale or beer, or intoxica-
ting drinks Of any kind, on tho days Of
election hereafter to be held in the seve-
raj counties Of this State.
Sec 2. And be it enacted, That any
person violating the provisions Of this
Act shall, DO liable to iudiotm mt by the
Grand Jury Of the county where the Of
fence is committed. and shall, upon con-
viction before any Judge Of any Of the
Circuits Courts Of this State. be fined
sum not less than City dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for each and
every offence-one.ha the ine shall DO
paid TO the informer. the other half to
the County Commissioners, for the use
of the public rosds.
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Sheriff Of St. Mary's county.
Oct 1, 1e14-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

~This is the way the elections have
gone this year thus far: Democratic
New Hampshire. Connecticut. Oregon.
Arkansas. Kentucky. Tennessee. Monta-
ma. N. Carolina, Wyoming. Colorado, all
by increased majorities. Republican,
Vermont. Maine. both by decreased ma
jorties. No contests-Rhode Island.
Utah
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

JACK FRosr.--A veri,able case Of Eros,
tho FIRST visitation Of the season in these
parts-occurred on Monday night last.
biting not only the sweet ',a,cr vines. -
but staining late tobacco in some quarters
very percep.ibly. The writer was enc of
she victims.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

DEPARTURE or BowLEs. Wash.
con Bowles, who was convicted at the late
term Of our Circuit Court Of IN anslaue liter
aud sentenced to serve for eight years in
the Peniten'iary. left for his new home in
charge Of Sheriff Foxwell by the Steamer
Georseanna on Tuesday morning last.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

GuANo.-There are no further arrivals Of Pc
ruvian reported, but a cargo is now about due.
The movement is moderately active, and We quote
from agents hands at 500 gold per long ton,
with reduction Of SO cents to 81 so per ton,
on lots Of so to $50 tons. The Southern de-
mand for Fertilizers is Stacking, but good fall
trade is in prospect, and we still quote the
leading makes at from, S456s0 per ton, OF
1000 pounds but inferior qualities are offer
ed much lower.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

pEAD.-Wm. II. Arnold. the man who
was wounded in alteration with II. John
con Cotton abou, ten days ago. died on
Mond.y last.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08
Fire Insurnnce! Fire Insurance!

DERS0NS DESTROYS Of having their property
Il iasared in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the State Of Maryland
Fire Insurance Company Of Baltimore.
Maryland, B. q. HaRaIs, President, can be
gratified by calling on or communicating with
the undersigned, St. lnigoes' Post Office, 81.
MAry's county, Nd.
EDWARD s ABEI.t,
Local Agent.
Oct ], lg74-Ms
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A LII persons are hereby forewarncd
IA against ,resrassing BY Dig. gun
or otherwise. upon Blush wood" or any
part thereof. located in the Alb election
district Of St. Mary's county. from and
after the date Of this notice. / have pos
tive orders from the owner 60 prosecute
any person 30 odcndipg, and this order
has been given without distinction Of per-
SONG.
Il: Fl. SWAMI,
Agent for U. n. Dougherty.
Oct s, 1s74-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

A New LEAD.-How many times does
SO 60 into ESQ. 600! 1t goes :. 600 times.
Well. that is q good per cent. even fps
California. Will the best "lead' ever
struck pay As much! Certainly not
But there are strong probabilities that m
investment Of 6fty dollars made in the
las. Grand Gift Concert. in aid of the
Public Library Of Kentucky. viii pay that
per cent. to somebody. Why not to one
Of usf And then We have only 70 wait
till the 30th Of November for the result.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

The marriage Of Lieutenant Thom-
% willisn Fitch. U. s. n. 10 Miss Ma
ria Esise Sherman. eldest daughter Of
General Sherman. uss so!emuised On the
fst Of October By Archbishop Purcell At
St. Aleys.us Church, Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

Hsas chsptise. On weasssaay, he sesh q
yer q bic ass. Nay be ess b pssees
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

On the sth fus&.. ~ IN Rev. Faai,er vir;-
MAMA, JAMES I. FkXHACEN 10 Mia SA-
RAH TURNER.
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CON FIR M7TTO.N NOTICE..
r T Herbert,
1gns J Herbert
vs..
EA Herbert
4 Others.

In the Circnit Court for 81 Earyis ecsssy
sitting A. . Court Of Equity.
No. SIS r.
ORDERED. this l2,h day Of Sept
" 1874, that the Auditors Report
q LED in this cause, Be ratified AMI
confirmed, unless cause TO the eontrai
Be- shown on or before the Bird Ionday
Oct 1874; provided . copy of this order
published in the st Mays Beaess, once
week for three successive weeks prior
the said Bird Monday Of Oe:,bes.
J FRANK FORD,
Clerk. /
True eory-Tus:
FRANK FORD.
Geek.
Sept ~, 1874 -Sv-tld
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81. MARY'S BEACON
lsoxAKDToxx.xD.

suuRsD MORNING. October s'h. 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

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preparation:
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Tire Sierra
hia. the ~
are extrac,
Of Alcohol
daily asked
unparalleled
TEsSf. gu
the cause a
covers his
blood puri'
a perfect
Of the sy
history Of
Compounded
qualities oi
sick of eve
are q gent.
reliev,n, Z
the Liver
Diseases
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tive, and A
GratefI
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system.
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according
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stroycd Q
means, an
repair.
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niittent
lent in I'll
througliou
those Of
Illinois, Il
sas. Red.
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anokc. j.,
their va
entire coz
Autumn, T
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invariably
rangcniend
and other
treatment.
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stimulate
and gem
functions
Fortii!y
by purifyh
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in the Mot
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In these. a
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shown the
most obsti,
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lslicun,a.
tent and il
the Blood.
these il,,ci
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MeCllaIl
gagged in
Plumbers.
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TO paraiy1
against ,hl
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OF these lIi
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Sold by
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

John Butler, colorcd. sworn. was at
the corn house on MIR. Parsons farm on
the evening Of Sept. 18th. tho counsel
for Defence here attempted TO offer evil
dence to prove certain threats and decla-
ra.ions on the part Of deceased towards
prisoner, which was objected to BY the
State on the ground that any threats or
declarations ON the part of deceased to-
wards prisoner. If not known to prisoner.
is not admissible in evidence. The Court
ruled that any declarations or threats
made by deceased, if the knowledge Of
same did not come home to the mind OF
the prisoner, was not admissible in cvi.
dencel was present at difficulty at the
corn house on Parsons farm between pris-
oner aud deceased. deceased asked pris-
oner for chew Of tobacco, prisoner an
swercd him. saying, The was no barn. u
still. he gave it TO him, deceased put the
tobacco in his mouth and Immediately TOOK
il out. saying The would not have il if the
prisoner didu't want him to have it, pris-
oner replied that ..he didn't want any Of
his d--n foolishness, deceased then jumped
cut in the road and asked prisoner il he
eaIld him d-n fool, at this prisoner burst
out crying. saying he Was going home
and started, deceased said to witness that
IL any one whipped prisoner before next
morning he (wisness would know who
did 10, deceased said that he vas obliged
to whip prisoner for fear people at Forrest
Hall would SAY he had backed down, de-
ceased then followed on after prisoner
aud overlook hin at the 6rss gate at the
barn where they made friends. deceased
returned to the corn-hoasc aud repeated
his conversation ahost whipping kosles
and about The people at Forrest hall when
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I hereby Il
4 on my u
with caris 81
roads, after
persons 80 q
rigidiy enE |
July 20. 4
S-----------s@
TO the |
I snpcunr
Attorney al
eitiEeus.
NJ, - Is
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St. JOseph's Church in St. Mary's couu-
ty.
Cross-cramiaed BY Detence.-witne.s
did not hear any difficulty at the corn
house. the difficulty FIRST occurred going
on, from Parsons about twilight. the shoot.
ing occurred later, the moon was shining.
witness was about 10 yards from priso-
ner and deceased when shooting occur
red. didn't see prisoner strike deceased,
they kept disputing until i, got up high.
deceased had whip-staff in his hand
which he had brought with him to Par
sons tina, evening. when prisoner came to
the house the FIRST time he was bloody
on his shirt. the gun which be got then
had no cap on it. prisoner was on his
own premises. deceased had the whip
staff in his hand when be opened the gate,
didn't hear deceased say he would have
his revenge. deceased dared prisoner to
shoot him. witness laid down in the back
room Of Bowle's house but did not 20 to
sleep. after having been knocked down
witness was afraid to interfere a second
time. was afraid of being shot himself.
witness didn't hear any threats on either
side only daring aud eursing each other.
witness tried to persuade deceased TO 60
home. when deceased said. if the priso-
ner would give witness the gun to shoot
of, he would make friends with him.
which prisoner did. and witness tried to
shoot the gun OF but it had no cap on it,
deceased then took the gun and broke
il up over the fence. deceased and priso-
ner then seemed to make friends when
witness went to the house and left them
standing at abe gate. after some time
prisoner came in bloody. got the second
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got to be kumposed nv gray hedded row.
dys and blakgards. There isn't a white
man, wummun or chile from Mason
dixons line to the Gulf. nor from the
Atlantic to the Pasi6c, Who has no mig
ger blud in his vanes. nor nun nv his white
b!ud in niger vanes. (carpet-baggers no,
excepted. } who is not Ben Harris man.
put him on his conshents. Stevena Dug
lis (the Gratc) scd. this government was
founded by white men and ort to be guv-
crned BY white men. Who denies it ?
That's what Ben's for. and If Dr.. Hen
Kill is for tho same. I'm for DR.. Hen Kill.
But rm very much like partickler friend
nv mine. l feel like votin for Ben. no
matter whuse 10 the feel. il it is a place
nv homer and trust. Mixin white blud
and niger bud has cawsed this kuutry
more loss than all Afrikay and oil the
uiggers in it is wurth. If theer never had
bin Yanky. theer wud never have bin 4
bigger in this kuntry; and If never uig-
ger. then never mullatter; and il never
. mullatter. never Abullishuner; and il
never Abullishuuer. no sivii war to de-
vas,ate. imposish and almost svepe OF all
the sh:vclry Nv the land; and rs a conse-
quenfs thcer would never have bin Bcch-
er or Tiltou to stink in the postrils OF de-
sen.y and moraliyty BY degraded nosy.
riety. I wasn't dun intervewin Ben. and
waited about half over; bat Is eudn's
see him no more. I got my SPUR 1t Fen
viz Bar and started home. Aboat the
time I got to the hill this side sv old Frog
ere l lost 2 buftius Oh the bottum nv my
vesseus aud 8 oG the top Nv my trousers;
bat whether L vas being pulled up By
What Ben sed about Prcsydcns. or the
dinner I ct st Fenvix. ] cant say. They
have powerful nise vitilcs II Fcswis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-11
'TELEGRAPHlG,
Reported Expressly Tor the Bulletin.
From Washington.


WAsHIsoToS, January l0.--in the sts
sion OF the house to-day, Batter OF
Tenn, in the chair. IL was given up en-
tirsly ~ speeches by Arthur on louisi.
ana atfairi; Field, on Finance and Cur
repcy; Vance, On Civil Rights; White
head. on Tobacco Tax; Mslrick and Kelly
en- Money or the United States; Caiu and
Corsland, on Civil Rights.
APPOINTED.
The president has appointed nd ward X
Gesry aud Stephen p Lee OF Oregon, and
Geo. II Huriburt Of Illinois, commission
ers TO examine tho Northern Pacific rail.
road, from near TENNIS 10 Treona, wash
iuglon Territory.
CALEB CUSHING.
was congratulated by large number OF
friends this morning. on HE nomination
a. Chief Justice. The General said BIO
had no intimalion of the Presidents inten-
ton until his name was sent 10 the Senate.
He WAS re,icent Of the 'ubject Of the con-
frmation. but was assured OF by sew
eral prominent gentlemen who called.
The government of Italy has notified
our ,government that tie edit OF
Cardinal Pscia has forbidden under severe
penalties che expectation OF works OF ar
from Rome, without the permission oil the
government.
POSTAL. sEsNicR
An estansinn of the posts service is Or
dered on the Chicago and Northwestern
railway, from Elroy TO Winons junction
40 miles
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.Lsii be elsd "a the ofilss ot tie c0uhty
clerk 81 30 solsuunly swear (of aitfin
a, the case may be that ! will support
,bs eonstitution of the u nited states, and
of the State of Illineis, aud that i wii'
faithfully discharge the duties OF eommls
sionef of---------county to tho bss' o' W!
ability" -,
regular sessions for the tfAnsAct'oh OF
coiin,y business on the hrst Mondays of
December, March. June and Septemoe,
and the second Monday Of July of each
year, and at such other times o. may oe
provided by law, and may hoid slec'A'
sessions on the call OF the chairman or
any two members of said board, when the
business of the county requires u.
SEC. At the fret meeting OF the
board after the passage Of this act the
commissioners shall elect one OF Their
number - chairman, who shall preside Al
their sessions, and perform such duties NJ
arc or may be prescribed by law, " by
the order Of said board and raid Guar.
man shall hold the petition until the hrst
Monday in December next following. NJ
which time, and annually thereafter, on
that day, q chairman shall be chosen by
said board. =,
SIC. 8. A majority of said board shall
cons,ituts a quorum to do business, and IN
the absence OF the chairman, u chairman
pro tenn may be appointed.
SIC. q. Such board shall Lave general
supervision OF oil highways, roads and
bridge. in the county, including stat'
roads.
SEC. :. The chairman or any member o.
the board Of county commissioners may
ad minister osths to any persons concern
ing any matter connected with the powef'
or aniia. of said board.
Sec. 8. The said county commandment
At their first meeting after the going into
effect of this act where the question hai
not already been settled as TO who shall
servs tho long, middle and short term
shall proceed to determine the question IN
the manner following: The clerk Of the
county court shall prepare three ballots
upon one of them shall DO written The
words Zone year. upon another OF said
ballots the words two years." and upon
the third the words 'three years" and
the said commissioner shall then draw
under the direction Of the clerk, and the
words upon the ballot 30 drawn shall fix
the length OF the term that such commits
sioner shall hold his Office. In counties
where the said count, commissioners hsv'
already settled the question by lot, as pro
vided In section q of article 10 Of the con
| stitutiop, nothing herein contained shall
DO construed to invalidate such action.
Sec. Q declares that an emergency ex
lists which requires .he law TO take etiec
Immediately upon lis passage.
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MARKET REPORT.

Elw ORLEANS, January l0'-Sugar
fair demand, good qualities iirmer, fair to
fully fair 6,Gsc; prime 10 choice siGI9c
Molasses, fair demand common I3[a60c;
centrifugal 30Na,i5c; EASTERN bottom i2G
Doc; fair 55S57c prime 6o(9G2c; others
unchanged.
81. Louis, January l0.--Flour inactive
and unchanged. Wheat, spring 10 bulk
demand higher, No =, 246yi ~; soft
?dGl -. Corn slow and easier, No =
mixed 56d5Tc. Oats inactive, closed
lower, No2 mixed 43@i5!c. Barley
quiet and unchanged Rye in better de-
msnd ard armer. No 2, s0@s2c.
MEMPHIS, January l0--Flour quiet
Corn meal quiet and unchanged. Corn
scarce and firm at 12914c. Oa.hes scarce
and firm at See. Bran 20 in storc. Hay
l4G,ls; good to choice 2o@2i asked
Lard firm T., 9i9l04c. Cotton guie, an 4
steady, offerings good; good 70 ordinary
l3l@,l4c; for middling l5m Sic mid
ding l5ic; strict 15lc. Receipts 2,G75.
CHICAGO, January lO.-Flour Arm.
Wheat fair demand, closing quiet, No l
spring 2jli No 2, 2i3 cash or January;
81 February; Ne 3, l6l. Corn stead y
No mixed 5s:c cash or January, 59sc
February, Oats f'm, No 2, i2c cash; 4Jc
February. Rye steady, No ., 79A@s0c.
Barley steady, No 2 fall 45; No 81 24@-
| 90. Provisions demstd active and nd.
vanced pork II 90 spot, Ii s5 February,
| Ii 80 March. Lard demsnd active AID
higher &c spot, 9lc February. Bulk
meats good demand; shoulders 5.c; short
ribs 7l@7.c spot Sc March. Green meats,
quiet. shoulders 6sc.
NEW YORK, January l0.-Flour quiet
aud hrm superfne d l0@,6 80; common
to good O0G7 3o good TO choice S5(a
so; white whea, extra e0@s 30
Whisky firm and active | 90. Whea,
quiet and unchanged. Rye quiet and
drm, western / O+@1 OF. Barley scarce
and advanced. Oats fem, western mixed
7l6Gjc; white d5l@66lc. Coffee very
| firm. Molasses firm, Sugar firm. Pork
weak new lG 50Gl6 IS; uninspectod
lG %; prime extra 10 80 prime mess
IL so; new me,s March 10 %. Bee
moderately active; plain Iness 15@li Oo
EXTRA IL 50GIl3 90. Cut meats quiet; dry
salt shoulders 6t@6.c; middles weak
long clear SIC; short clear ei@s;c; lone
and short clear January ssc; February SIC
Lard steady; psims steam 7lc January
9,c February; 9lc March.
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evening. Thompson Dean, New orleans
Dfeigeboat OctAvis, bs,oS. Atiington,
'incinnstG Nashville, Little koes
CiSclSsari, Jsnuaty. 10 --Kset :,
tee. AID rising Arrived ildiana and
John w Garrett, New Orleans. De
psried--Ien Franklin, Memphis; John
Kilgour, Now Orleans.
NASHVILLE, January 10 River still
rising with 20 feet on shoals Wa hef
clear and pleasant. Arrived Phii'
lips, Smiihlsnd; y IL Cook, faducsbi
Laura Davis, ~ Louie. Departed--Sbip-
pers own, Cincinnati; u II Cook, Padn.
csh.
81. Louis, January To- Arrived
Belle Memphis, Memphis; C!,y Of Alton,
New Orleans; Atlantic, Cairo. De.
| parted johnson, keotuk w j Lewn,
| Memphis; Fannie Lewis, Shreveport
| Mollie Moore, New OrleaBs. River sta
iionary. Weather cloudy ADD damp
Banned last night.
Louisville. January l0.--kiver rising
| inch an hour, marks at u pm, showed
| IL feet over the falls and IS feet in
the canal. Art;ve1--Thomas Sherlock
| New Orleans. Packet departed-Thos
Sherlock, Cincinnati. Wes;her very
moderate and the snow ia disappearing
rapidly. Business better than any day
this week.
Evansville, January To- Weather
chiefly clear, murcury ~ ~ IS. River
risen q feet. Down--Chsrmer, pm ;
Fayet,e, II am; Andy Baum, 1880
Grey kagle, . p m; Red Cloud, l.. Up
Ssm J. Hale and barge., midnight! Idle
wild, "a m; George Roberts and Msry
Ament, Q, Charmer, IL; Pat Rogers, al 30
generally with moderate trips Business
light.
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ACTION OF THE GENERAL AS.
SkMBLY ON THE COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS MIDDLE

The uncertainty which has existed in
boards Of county commissioners elected in
November last in counties not under
township organization, Is about to be end
ID by the immediate action OF the legisla-
,urs. Understanding the necessity of such
action, . meeting of senators and represen.
tAtives from counties OF the class named
above, Was held in Springfield, on Thurs
day, in representative hall. John II.
oberly, Of Alexander county, was called
to the chair.
He stated the object of the meeting, and
remarked that one OF the revised statutes,
- reported from the committee on revi
sion, would, If passed, provide for the case
But, ~ this statute contains matters no,
connected with this subject, it is possibl,
that some time may be lost in securing it
passage, and - this 10 = desperate case, he
recommended that a COMMITTEES should b
appointed TO frame an emergency act which
would affect this matter only, and which
could be passed without delay.
The suggestion WAS approved, and
motion carried to that effect.
The chair appointed a Commits Of Rv,
consisting Of Senators Brown, OF Morgs,
and fsrrail, Of Hardin, and represent
tives LOOMS, of Gallstin, Morrison
Marion. and Hite Of Madison.
The committee lost no time in prepariI
the bill, which WAS introduced in I
House on Friday by the member fro
Alexander, and referred TO the commit!
on county and township orgsnizstic
The text of the bill 10 ssfollowsi
Be It enacted, etc, That the board
county commissioners elected in p,
suAnce Of the provisions Of section
OF Article ten OF the constitution shall
the ancosssOrs 0fthe county courts in re
ton 10 oil matters concerning county
fairs, and the county board are here
authorized and empowered TO do any
IN reference TO county government U
county business that the county cou
have heretofore done In pursuance OF u
SEC. 2. Each member OF the board
county commissioners shall be comm
stoned by the governor, and shall beic
--.--ssteSinv npon the duties OF bis ONCE, u
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Dry Goods!
The Cheapest
IN
The City.

The large stock of elegan.
dry goods with which Burger
filled his new store.room
few weeks ago, have been
nearly all sold, the people
having been unable to resist
buying at the nnprecedent.
edly low prices for which
they were offered. Burger
with still finer and more
is now filing their places
beautiful assortment of goods
absolutely the cheapest and
best stock in the city. The
finest cashmeres, satins. EN-
press cloths, alapacas, mo-
hairs, etc, etc, are offered
at the very lowest prices.
Burgers shawls eclipse amy
now sold in Cairo, both for
beauty and cheapness and
his furs, nubias, scarfs etc,
are also cheaper than the
cheapest. He has 4 full line
of kid gloves in all colors,
Kid gauntlets, and children's
WOODEN gloves in every style
A large lot OF merino under.
wear for ladies and children
is being sold at fabuIously
low prices, and Il large lot
of table linen, napkins, tow
els, sheeting, muslins, etc,
etc. In short, if anybody
wants anything, at any price
in the line Of dry goods, OF
notions OF any sort, he OIL
she will be certein to find i,
at Burgers and jus. as Ger
tam to be suited in price ~
well as kind or quality.