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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19

CONfIRMA7ION NOTICE.
Jere Her bert
wm C Love.
Matilda V Love
4 others.
In the Lreuit Court for st. Mays cour-
~, sitting as q Coust Of Eqnty.
No. S3 y Equity.
nROERED. this 10th day Of Nov
~ 1874. that the sale made and re.
ported BY James II Wilson, Trustee iu
this cause, be ratified aud confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the LIST Monday Of dec
mex, provided q copy OF this oreer b.
Published in the 5, Mary = Beacon, once
week for three successive week, pr;o,
o the said ist Monday OF December.
The report states that the land sold fol
$1,000.
JrRANK FORD.
Cie.k.
True eopy-Tet:
FRANK FORD,
CLERK.
Nov -, is7I-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
TO NY FEL,.Ow.CrTIzENs.

respectfully announce myself - csad'-
dsse TOR reelection 20 the once Of States At
,orney for ST Msry's county, and hoTe o. r.
ceive, as heretofore, the liberal support =: ~
;eEow-ciEseus
Ts- - ts;S. J. pApRAS CRAZE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19

10 me for Tex
Ire and 1878
+.less the same
from the date
led according
" old business
]. and positive
Riysn.
INNS.
he Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19

b Male and Pc
levsay. Costs
au,iculars Free.
augusta, Ne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19
Trustees nlo
of Valuablo
Real BSTlTR

DY virtue Of deerss e he Csreuit
ID Court for Saint MsrySs esssty, ste
sing ~ . Cosrt Of Eqsity. passsd il .
cause in Which Aria A Blair ord oshefs are
Complsinsn,s aud Wm. b Msssingley
and others are Defcudsaes. ssl leasing
date Of the Is b day u Re6ssasy. Ia
tho year eighteen hundred sad sevea-
sy.four. the undersighs1. = Truxtec.
will offer ~ public sais. . the Co.rs
House door ia Leoaasdseun. %
Tuesday, the Let day Of Dec.
1874,
hes~ee the hours Of I And 5 e'eloek, ,.
n. the following described real eses,s.
to sit:
One trses or parcel oflaad called and
known by the Dans q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19
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cents iogesh-
Egyptian oracle,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19

v Of October,
sor's Report,
ti6ed ane con-
e contrary DO
Monday OF Nov
8 order be pub
seaecn once .
weeks prior to
vemt.er.
FORD,
CLERK.
PoRD.
ClerA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19

Nov. 18th, lS74-tss
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
SINGULAR Cnse.

Recently child ia the western
portion Of Allen county threw up
needle, which held deposit around
Il as large as a quiil. The child had
been treated for liberation OF The
stomach by very able physician for
a number Of years When the dust or
deposit was broken, and the needle was
found ia the center, The parents at the
child remembered that the child had
swallowed needle many years ago,
and The fact tad been forgotton
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
About taick EEsnn.
Kentucky.
Earsaht SHINING COLD.

There il always a romandc Interest
in the thought Of hidden treasure, and
M small amount Of time and money
have b9eu spent in bunting it.. Ever
since the story Of "Lafi,t's Galieons,
Of the Gold Bag, of the Pirate S
Treasures. of the California coast,
and the "Freebon5ers hidden box at
Hickman. Kentucky, there have been
hundreds Of attempts 70 find the in
terestiny localities Of their conceal
rent. During he days Of Western
Dioneeri,m. many a party Of traders,
hard pressed by Iudiaas, were com
PEELED to "eache" their treasures and
The other cash. and wild stolios are
told Of gold and silver buried here aud
there Ooce aud a while some fellow
makes 4 successful strike quite disprov-
ing the inftllibility Of HAT -criPtural
assertion that man must earn his
bread by the sweat Of h- brow. One
Of the strongest Of these stories comes
from. Bolton, Texas. Many wears ago
Son5r Antonio Nalesqnez WIS the lead
er of gang Of robbers in Mexico and
Texas For many years they commit
ted depredaiions. and as they took
naucht but gold they had in that time
accomplished quite a quantity Of it,
scar s4OO Gee. After while Senior
Valesauez and his next % command
became RI pacious, and hey determined
to rob the robbers, aud hide the gold
which was then boxed up in four strong
cedar eases, await until he band was
broken up, aud return and enjoy their
cold together. Accordingly they car
RED the gold away aud buried 1t in
mounds. so marking the adjacent
around aud rocks that they could
easily fud them again Tic band was
broseu OBJ. aud 81 but Setor Antonio
Yaleseuez so broken in health chat
one by one they gave up tie ghost
w,thou, ever suspecting 10 had rob
; 50 3. - a-zaa4Sa.s
aaT6T abe to fGd@ isssF 8 few
days ago. however, a ci,isn Of BeltoD,
whilst getjng some clay plasteriue
his house discovered cedar box which
contaiued near 500 goo, all 10 Span
ism doubloous The Ropie arc row
trying 70 fud tie other three boxes.
We'd Ikea couple oursef.-Narrtsoa-
rifle 10 ) Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Radical SPLIT the civil
Rights sgt.

40" - u a
The passage Of the AL rights bill
IL as vet little deubsf, and 30 pre-
dietion in regarded to / will be safe
until the Republics enators finish
caucusing upon IT, May OF the abler
Repu bliean lawyers 81 e Senate. IS IS
we'll known from theinpeeches made
when the bill has beenbreyiously IN
Ger Discussion. doub. the eonstitu
tiouality of some of ~ provisions Of
the bin and others areconvlcted that
the enactment of some dher parts OF II
would not he polite is' before the
election Of new CouHss. Compul-
sorry mixed schools arlcFPosed even
by some Of the most btelhernt and
influential Southern fpubljcans ~
calculated to break uphe schools al
ready established, ans set back the
cause Of education IN that section OF
the country where il i most needed
Some objections, thougtuot so foreible,
comes also, from tie sme source, to
the provisions of theibiij requiring
hotels, theaters publil eonqeyances,
etc, 10 make-no desiuctlon IN the
treatment Of their patrols. 1t is pos
Sible that the Republican Senatorial
caucus, which appreciate the fact that
the Administration part will have al
unusually heavy 6sd q carry IN tho
fall, may cosclude hiatt will be bet
ter policy to postpone the question
until next session. or3raiher to LET !
quietly 90 over withouteclion. Shout'
the bill be amended tothe views OF
party OF the Rep2liraA Senator's !
would not satisfsals,ii6sPfsi !:
= 90 =. = s : -. - - SIX Z,
party some anotbt'Fciass.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

The Arkansas squabble is over, in
he triumph of Baxter and the over
throw Of Brooks. The President is
sued a proclamation recognizing Bux
ter as the lawful Governor, leaving the
o-urptpg xaoernatorinl hero OF q month
to retire by leaving the State. let
ting alone the origin Of the muddlc,
which was disgraccfu 10 all concerned
the course of the President in recog
uizing Baxter at last will be generally
commended. Even if Brooks vas
elected, after having officially recog-
uised Baxier Tor over year and a half
AS tho lawful Governor, it woulp 1T be
consisien; for the General to go back
on lin now.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Cenernl Amanea1y AenIn.

There IS a prospect for general am
ne,ty at DO distant day. Quite a
large number Of Southern members
voted against the Ceuteuuia, bill on
the ground that they could not see
the propriety Of having grand peace
convention whi'e some fellow CHI
gems were disirsuchi~ed Old Simon
Cameron has taken tn. hint and will al
an early day call upon the Senate for
consideration two bills previous : pass.
ca by the House and one OF them
several times, namely, biz iayorinc
universal amnesty, md the other bill
repeating existing provisions Of law
by which the uames o pensioners Of the
War 1912 and The Nezican War iiv-
ing within the former Couiederacy
we're stricken from the prison rolls.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

Tux TAX on TOBACCO -Messrs
Buekuer, of Missouri; Bell, Of Geor-
gia Grassland. of Kentucky Vance
Of North Carolina; Whitehead. Of
Virginia, aud Hereford, OF West Yir
GINA, appeared before the Ways aud
Means committee last week, 10 support
1f an effort to have the law taxing
lealers in leaf tobacco repealed. They
did 50 to favor tue farmers. who are
not able to sell al retail, the tax i'm
posed being $500. \ bill making the
change asked by he above named gen
'lemeu was passed by The House in
the last Congress, buI it was defeated
IN the Senaie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Free RmmAIng.

4 proposition Is now before the
House Of Representatives. offered by
Mr.. Hereford, of West Virginia, to
,qlasize the taxation OF the State aud
&a,ioual banks Should this bill be
come law, IT'S pg1ciieal elect will be
to revive The old Fste,n Of State banks.
lie circulation Of which IS taxed our
o. e&isteEes by National banking law
When thc National banks we're created.
il was generally conceded to be 4 war
measure. and only justified by Tie
Nationil ezigency they were star
ned maioiy o float the bonds, ard pro-
vide a large uniform circulation for
National purposes. Since the war
they have greatly streue theued them
selves. aud dictated the prevailing
financial policy BY the ten per cent
tax on the circulation Of all other
baukSg they free themselves from ali
competition, and have monopoly OF
the entire banking business OF the
country.
The revival Of the old State bank
SYSTEM under proper restraint would
be a l6ral imitation
+ was such currency as this that
prevailed before the war. aud with il
our people reached hish poiut of
fnlucis prosPeliiJ.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

Public sentiment Gems to cry aloud
for the puuisf ment # the eleven ne
groes who resisted tic purpose of the
mate of the James Howard to place
two Of their cornpari5ns in irons We
appeal 20 the dear public 10 "hoid on a
Bit" Who constituted tie nate Of
the Howard judge SD jury to decide
upon the guilt OF the lwo men in ques
tion? Are men whoh hire 10 serve on
steamboats, subject mall things 10 the
arbitrary will Of the nate? Is there
no I'D upon our riyen? If hot, hen
God help the hirehugs The law nov
recognizes a negro man, with the
rights OF man. If the lawful rights
Of these uegroes we're inlringed upon
their resistance was Iaslul. Ii their
lawful rights were not inTaied, then
they are offenders, sndshould be pun
i4hed Upon these points the court
must pass. Until tlen.a mercitul pub
lie ought to. and viii, Withhold is
Judgment CGiro Ga.tic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
The sAses Esiensentsr.

81 meeting Of the Democrats from
al parts Of thc country, held IN the
reoas- ssf lis Alsnlsatsaa. Club g,s,
presided sfated ,he object Of the Caih
eriDg Ia the following address OF vel
come
The occasion j. one Of great inter
est go Us. 20 our city cur state. and
our country. go have met together
once more to gel that the great Dem
0cratic principles of our Government
are recognized throughout the country.
The recent elections bring yiyitly to
our minds the condition Of our couu
try twenty years ago when the Demo
crailt urty was in fall tide Of success
ful experiment; when our Government
wss ably governed By men OF character
and integrity. We are happy to meet
you on this occasion to join with us IN
celebrating this return to great priuci~
pies, aud we are satisfied cha, before
another Presidential election shall have
passed we shall not only be recognized
in the states but In the prsidenfislchair
by Democrats Of virtue and ability
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Fears oG Another French has
NsGCe fn China.
Hong Kong Press ]

The news from Tonq1iu viii doubt
less spread with rapidity. If indeed
seeing the long time the fscts were
hu-hed up. it has not become known
20 a great extent already and il i too
much 10 he feared that it will have
the. effect Of again raising the question
a. to the power Of France to hold her
own in these parts. ! j. impossible
therefore. to overlook the danger which
threatens of similar consequences fol
lowing the defeat in Tonquin to tho: g
which resulted from the disaster in the
Corea Possibly this may not be up
parent in any definite way at once any
more than the same state Of aiairs was
apparent after the Coreau defeat but
in the course Of time, if the Chinese
see that France does not take any steps
to re establish her position, there Is
only too much reason TO fear that the
anti foreign party in this country viii
be again emboidenej To make another
attempt similar 70 that which was at
tended with such sad results at Tieut-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Experiment visa ssad Doss.

1Faris Letter 10 -hc y. y. Grap hic
Mr. Durrcl, . veterinary surgeon,
Of Paris. has written & treatise on by
dophoJil in dogs ana cats, aud how to
preserve oursclf from it. H. has made
4 number of experiments, and arrived
10 this lact-thu, the means by which
dogs (cat5 also) can be made harmless
consists IN bunting. by the aid Of
shears and f!rs, the irci~ige ard canine
teeth. lie reformed that operation
dangerous a. it wa>) upon three dogs
raging from hydrophobia, aud then
turad them loose upon other dogs
not the slightest harm done. lie even
introduced his own hand gloved theu
uueloved, in lhoir mad mouths they
we're unable 10 break the skin on his
baud, leaving gully mars Of the pres
sure OF their -.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Tccun,seh 90 The Fore.

Washington Special to the Cincinnati
Commercial.
A wonderful story with regard to
Gen Stermaus contemplated change
Of residence to ST. Lonis, is creating
considerable excitemen; among the
aeuk perved in the city. |, is 70 The
effect that % Sherman a. "a favoritrs IN
the West where there Is 4 strong ele
mcnt who wish to see him made Presi-
dent. he II to move to ST. Louis in or
der to strengthen the movement, and
his is done VITA the consent aud by
the advice OF Grant; that il Sherman
- elected President. Grant j. 10 be
made once more General Of the Army,
etc etc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
are There Lea.ss'n the Grange


There Is already little dissensiou
among the Grangcrs. Some OF the
embattled farmers" want TO know
where all the money goes which Is paid
into the grange treasures There are
p 600 oranges it is urged, in exis-
teuce, with an average of fifty mcm-
bers each, and 50 800 coo. il IS estimat-
ed, have been raid In Initiation fees
40 slsY-- rss.s staz nsSt15le q 1-tA
this seasss~ no is~-casfctsSszs ~ =
self BY his grangersLip? are ques-
tons which the curious are beginning
to ask. Il is not point upon which
we can give any Information Per-
haps the estimates ere too lish ?
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

The lawyers Of indianapolis are tor
turing their brains over an eNtraordi
nary problem. Some years ago lady
of that city was married, and four
months thereafter separated form her
husband, was divorced and married in
"a month, aud four mouths thereafter
gave birth 20 a child by her first hus-
band Quite recently the second hus
baud procured divorce, and The Gus
tody Of the child was awarded to him
Now comes the first husband, aud
claims the child, and the lawyers are
asking who IS entitled to lis possession
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
a ~ sc IL -
or INTEREST TO EAvRLrRs
Vz=a % q. Il ae Ez Il ss i.
Missouri Pacific Through Linz
AND
Atlantic c Pacific Short Line.

p-aA RIVAL LINE a1verti-es ''three
hours quicker time 70 St. Joseph only
California Line from 81. Louis "ENelu-
sive Through Line between 81. LouSi
and Onaha:" "Extra6rdinary running
arrangements with The Kansas Pacific
Railway" and many siInila bids for
the unwar3 iraF elrI $3.50 statements
aEIyE THE TR A VII I.ss. oBliC. fhE
MISSOURI PACIFIC THReUGH LINE
mas as compiete arrang eInfnts for e1-
change Of business with Western Lines
ms its rival; and passengers from St.
Louis aud the East, who ffavel over the
MISSOURI PACIFIC THROUGH LINE
reach Kansas City, Topeka, St. Joseph,
Denver, Omaha, san Francisco, and \ IL
POINTS WEST AS SOON As BIZ ANY
OTHER LINE FROM ST. LOUIS
geS@THE ADVERTISNENr of 0ppo-
sition Line that it runs q Pullman Car
from St Louis &c Omaha without change
IS not true. NO LINE runs cars from
St. Louis TO Council Bluffs or Omaha
without change, and the Recommendations
are - good, the. changes as few, the time
ls as quick aud the conuections are as
perfect from s.. Louis 10 st. Joseph,
ouncIl Bluffs Onaha Salt Lake City and
san FraHcisc0, By the Missouri PACIFIC
- - ~ l. 10 HN Ct4ltt
sSzs-iLEASE OBSERVE that the 7 1H-
AS ZAP fSS Of the ATLANTIC s PA
CHIC SHORT LINE" leaves 81. Louis at
lO.22 y ~. daily. sunday iueluded with
a sleeping Car and Coaches from ST. Louis
SOL Niles J. 70 Flnita BiiBout change,
AhtAG QUICKER TINE to all Points
1iIAS Any OTHER ROUTE. Our rGte-
to all points IN Texas have been greatly
reduced
Bs7- OUR COMPETITION has abandoned
rs hriSfh to Le~ineton /; therefore, The
only route from 81 Louis 10 Lexington,
Misouri, b. which passengers AVOID
four Miles of hack-riaing Tor walking)
aud terrifying across the Missouri River,
IS over the MISSOURI PACIFIC
THROUGH LINE
rSA- THROUGH TICK FITS for sale, maps,
time t'bies and particular information
cheeriuily furnished at our Ticket Offices,
tlo North Fourth Street, aud at Depot,
corner of seventh and Poplar streets st.
Louis, and al Principal utices OF the Con
Meeting Lines throughout the Last.
r. A. FORD.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

4 dispatch from ,he Mayor Of Mem
phis to one OF the Nashville city Off
cials announces that there Is 10 TOM
dafion for the rumor that there Is
cholera in that city. I says that
sanitary precautions hsye beeu taken
to prevent the recurrence " last years
calamity.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

Hon. Robert Toonlbs. Of Georges.
visited Washington City, last week
for The purpose of taking he thirty
third degree in Masonry, the Supreme
t'ouncil Of the thirty third Degree De
ing then in session at the Masonic
Temple in that CRY On Thursday
evening, May 9TH the brethren Of the
Scottish Rite in the District, gave q
banquet 10 the Council, and on the
uexf evening Solemn 'Girand lodge
of Sorrow was held Hon Albert
Pike. the foremost Mason IL the
world wa. as usual. a prominent
tixnrc IN all these proceedings of the
brethren of the M site lie.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

NorwirHsrANDING the amount OF
important business before Congress.
it is though; 'l,s anxiety of members
to sc, back home and look after the
fall ections, with the advent Of hot
weather. may induce rush of work
looking to Adjournment about the lst
Of July.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

III is feared that neither Of the pro-
posed plans for improving the mouth
Of the Mississippi will be adopted by
The present Congress, In the West
and South vest thi. ought to be one
of the leading local Issues in the fall
campaign.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

The crusaders are haviAg hare
time Of it ia Cincinnati. Two parties
Of ladies' were arresied last week and
carried to the station house for pray
ing IN the streets.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

TIE Legislature OF Arkansas has
appointed committees TO look toward
he impeachment Of those State officers
wAo supported the pretenSions Of Mr.
Brooks, aud The Governor has modified
the condi.ious OF martial las 20 fay as
10 parmit tne execution Of civil ar
rasis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

THE telegraph brings a distressing
story of the bursting Of 40 immense
reservoir near Hay ienyiIle. Mass. and
The partial Obstruction Of several villa
ges and drowning Of over hundred
persons by the resi>tlcss torrent OF the
Hatcrs tLus freeA
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

THE 15nefai Conference Of the
Southern Methodist Church, now il
session in Louisville. after on animated
discussion. declined to eject any Ad-
ditiona, Bishops.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
Hg Tie Prcs'rNn'-
HAx1ros FisH, Scr e,ary Of State.


TIE Auditor has issued the follow
ing oireplpT TO The SherlG~ prescribing
ire tsxes to be collected under the
new assess ueni and eoiIeeiiuD act
STATE or KENTUCKY,
OFFICE or avpfroR or PrBL'c ACCOUNTS
FRANKFORT. May ., 1874
To the .SbersF Of lr0nklir csuiry
You will collect from the white tax
payer. for the present year 1874. 10
cents on each 500 worth OF taxable prop
srty rs cents on each white enrolled
g.ilisisDaaBs AID 81 Oh caoh dog over two
osiong ing white persons; aud you will
ago collect fIom the celo-ed taxpayers
forgaid year. 10 cents on each 5L01 Worth
NJ taxable properE3 ~ ou eaci. male
caiorcd person oYesf tweu,y-one years Of
sgs; 81 On each dog over TIC belonging
10 colored person; AMI % csnis on each
oolorea .alllstl1aan-
D. hoeAsp SAIrH Aaditor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23
.CHILLs AND FEVER

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims FOR IL 4 superiority over
al remedies ever offered 10 the public for
the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever or Chilis and
Fever, whether Of sho~t or long standing
lie refers to the entire Western ard South
western county 10 bear him testimony
10 the truth Of the assertion, that 10 no
case whatever will il fail 90 cure, II tbs
directions are strictly followed and car
ried out IL great many cases single
dose has been sufficient for cure. and
whole families have been cured by single
hottie, with perfect restoration Of the
general health. Il IL, however, prudent,
aud in every case more certain TO cure. IL
iis use is continued in smaller doses for -
dieeeekea more esptisc1aIIy fn iffIieuIt and
long standing cases. Usually, this modi-
cine will not require any aid TO keep the
bowels in good order should the patient,
however, require cathhriic medicine
after having taken three or four doses o
tho Tonic. p single dose Of BULLS VEO-
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sun eient
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-23

Hos Jas Il Beck positively de
clines to become candidate for T,
.s,ccsen to Compress, from The Ash-
land district. The retirement from
public life Of 80 able and honest man
a. Mr.. Reck Is a misfortune to the
whole eoIutry.