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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

JENNIE First Grand Annual Exhib;tin
IL Of the MARYLAND HORTI.
CULTURAL. SOCIETY. will be held
NJ lchmann's Hall, gI7. North Howard
Street, on 80 ',~ IS tEa'
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY. sEt'TENBkR aL. l0,h
i. a. end iii, 1874, So, :,
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
Doors Spea ato~ 10 =. n. 10 Ter. M.
A liberal Premium List now ready for
dissribssios By application %, the Secrs-
sEAsoN TICKETS a.: As.i.,;. 9
., Gsas,caan and lady.l SIN Il
TICKETS Is essas. CHILDREN Is
cents. SRA =. Pc
EZRA WHITMAN, .Presidess. .ai -
X w. L. RASlN. Treasurer.
T. c. DORSEY. Secretary. .-
aug AS' AS' 1-Ss' =. d - sr,es. s... d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

col BAKER A. JAMESON, q Bal
tlsnore ccsIiy, 10 earnestly seeommssded
70 tho voters oG ihs TRL District a. ssii-
able sd lisailsbs c3SHJetS .f,s CON
GRESS. His ssrly aud io,s Legislative ex-
perience both % On. oii.cer Tor many years
a lie Uoitsd Statss Sensle snd q imember
Of the Legislative aod Cohstitueicasl Con-
vsssivn q Alssytsai, together With his
psssosae popsiasisy asa ttmoagS seqna'a-
gssuee With al psr6s o(Ahe Disties, y. nd
reodss him;au phls sod !fai,hfnl re prssen-
,dfiys of ihe inisresssol: the lespls Of ihe
.s,irs cuasr.s'ia..l pi,Giei. =, =, =,
Ises y. Tvs q. Asny fnssds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27
]. !. POINT mo FONT,
snd eoAiasu'ugx q ss7iSai iisS -s.s-.a
/. .g5 a. 250 acres, -


!! The land is rrctiily located in 81 Je-
,omes Neck, in St. iIg.'e's DiAr:cs.,
.Sai-t Mgy's Cuun,y., M,rylsp1,. spd j.
u excellent soil and vel adapsst 70 the
esl.are Of .li the staple, p rodse,s Of this
section ,of Abe State, :.sgsv .4t fss
TIE. DWELLING house, co shs
pressian 10 in ,eoods es"di,ions end. ths
Ous- Hcnsss are amply sufficient for the
usesl ofcthS essAse.s'f' IoIiH.s'rii.: -.ai's4i
There he fne tide.waser aav.n,sges
ssrr1ounding the locs.ioa Of this proper.
u, and there is more Timber upo1 4,
than, necessary for i,s support. j. lies
inmcdia.sly upon broad. 1DasiEable 4wa-
her. 10 cow nieut ~, Paint Lockout and
near the line Of, Me 'Psepossd 6Ss,hern
Mar yinBS -Rsilro,d. s.Iemh s'.; 'ei-s: -
THE TkRNS OF SALE, 49,
as prescribed BY, the uecree. are :-Oae
third d: I! purchase uoh,y in cash On
The day Of sale. and tie Balance 10 equal
lust ,lIipcpts, 1t que spd i've years cfel-
purchaser giving bis notes OF
bpu,ls, WITH sesurityHobbs approved b
tho Trustees, gssd sDnbsAr isasssas feSal
The dsy - este. y ..ti1-sgi.0d "i4s'S- ,.g'
|; whsn. all The purchase neaey shall
have ~s paid. che Trustees sit exc
cate deed 70 the purchaser, free. clear
aud tischsrgc from III claims Of the
parties 20 Ills sef, end Ut those cisiaiaa
BY. tr0n, or ,s0dsr these, u. -.
~ ~, ~ ROkERT c., COMBS,
-, tsa JAS.S. DOWNS, u :,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27


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eas. Rel. Cdoroalo. Ilraxpe, RIu Gupsle.
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tlJeif isaSe tsi0otar3es.. ehfouchulis DIR
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably % during sca.
sons Of UNUSUAL heat and dryness, arc
invariably accompanied w extensive Do.
and Other Others, abdominal sisecra. In their
tfcanG6D a DurfatltG h2brtjng 3n61S
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nu gcnctaiiy IcstoTinS tuc nca'sny
Sunetions 0cg>e tsGQose Qey1.
EOrttly the body against disease
by purifying an hstiui.is with ylSSCAR
B(H366l III 1cmtC al &&bW0G
ofx systc!h thus fore armed.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

/ laesra EsisAss1fseSs,s SssSsses D.
ST1PnEN L d MEALS, Assesssy asd
CsAnsaslss-ss-law. - . 3ssdi1ss<fs~&s
pesisiSs n Sssss's Attorney. wstskess
hi9so ass1nis1Say Seed - 1i6ee.set
With 8 I'll y. bSldksss ESD abiiisy SAc r..
spossible da ies e xAesekar. i9ss J
nsss8S. 1874. May fs;eads.T
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27
'IxkcurRix's notice.

Y
TxECUTRix's NOTICE. +"
0.pis..' css.t q s.. Asry'. obssx, ses.-.
July Is, 1874.
'nRDERED BY TIE COURT, That Sarah
" A Lo1k. Etecttrix OF NohnfB Rag,
late Of Ssist beky:s, eeentss Masy3andl dc.
ceased, give the notice reqairsd BY Law % tn
deceased creditors 10 exhibit tSeir chains, and
that the same be published once week fse siz
successlvsweeks In the 81. Mays Beacon. ~
Test: sss.f. 80 r.ss r,s1-
.....- ast JAMS T n RAIsr.
Register Wills for st Nays csssty
i'','" NOTICE. "a -" d'''s 81
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of St Mary's county, Maryland
letters ltestaneatary en- the personal estate
Of Jno Long, late Of said county, Aecease1
All persons having claimsag against the said Do
cessedareh hereby notified to exhibit the SAM
with the proper v0VcbeB 9spnQhel (Dereso d
the subscriber, . Aeshefats W III day o
Jan. 1875, they will otherxisaby Law b exelu.
ded from the bepefts Of the ssid estate. 7 Al
persons indebted to the aeceased are feaues,R
TO make innediste pay sat 10 TIE subScfit4
+ "a rdi 2+@!us SARA T. n LON0. -
SGD e ispgl sf.A &c % Eseeatsix.
July't6, -lo74-ew. III. .t.,- 4,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27
NOTICE.

IL: !: .s: s's's ;s!l III g.,
letters ofad SiniiaiasioG d lie ftrsoEisessi1s
Of Elksnah Edwards, late of said eonsty, de
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the
same win ~ proper vHue4eks kl(aeiltd TIRE
to, to the subscriber, % ~ before the LIST day
Of FEB, ss1A ny VII e.efsyies J laa, b
All persons indebted 70 the deceased are re.
quesisd 20 make immediate payusnt TO NE
subscriber. 7ss' ~ - @sli-fsr stt
's..4s.-.. r-ab-- RIM EDWARDS -"
.lg- .baE .-.sa.- g5.S-$ Adninistfstor.
ynly 30. lS74.-Sw... ~. . III. ,-.t--.aal,t,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27
= MILLINERY. G.

MRS. FANNY c. BARRIER has just open
Ivx ed at Mechauicsville . new
Mi'lisesy AM Fancy SsSre
and easageS ,d1spSs Ilaies 10 N y visi,
her acknowledgment ali articl.s in her line OF
business a cheap as they can be purchased
elsewhere in the county. 81.
IRE LATEST STYLES OF LADIES. WEAR
always on hand and all descirpdons sffash-
tOuabbe EFs. .FiN.f3 tT--', -
"a MANTUAMAKING r,. ~.
executed with promPsness and at reasonable
rates, "A ibcra! patronage 10 respectfully -.
icited and no trouble spared TO satisfy eu.-
torres
may %, ls1t-tf. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27
.iT;4. ADniKisTRArOR's notice. 7
O71sss' cssstef Ssiss Assy's Csssln 81

80 -. July g, 49, 10 :,
nRDERED By THE COURT, fhatR u I'd
" wards, admr. Of ElkansiP Edwards,
late Of st. .Nssy,s county, Maryland, dece~s-
ed, give the notice required by Law to the de-
ceaseds creditors to exhibit tbeir, claims, and
that the same be published once . week jor
SIX successive weeks in the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test :. .-..,. .... Jas T n RALEY,
Register Wills Of St Mary = county. 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

H. osose DG6t8&3o10s unooo. -
oSslAosy6iuai1srssuns0as1 49, 80.
strsebIl 49, 49, ,,SAiasl11l1e -
lh3sisG rsssiao. r0eanss .saA - sessI
1ts.als fislil;siss psspessiss - s1ssesa
~ 6ss dry powder, pFpase1 s1pesasly
e drilling. aalsSsG ~ eppee9 = say
rlsassisy hegsves s1all. Ses 80. 4
= de eFiaiss q essy slese es1ssl1t3si
fsrnsrs, alles olxfkRN TEARS ~.
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sshes fdpsiH gssSiiisssss 49, - egP&ss-
sioseof il00 psssas Il RsSslsiss1 sqsss
10 tse,30o 70 80 posnasisf ~ slaPr,
ssrtiIissr Of geese. ssd, thssy Hny.
l9Q . 200 n eest, shs.Et:
UN{EORNlf1 or QUALTfTe0AR.
ANfEeD BY 1HH NANgYAC.
TuRHHS. fSsl - - - - =
/, r. FSrrevs skosx ZEE tkas eysty Bag
u Jrvsdsd az abose. ,eitk. he AKALE
NIS asd OUR NAME IL RED LET.
TIERS. An others are cosaeerte;i..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

oe which ~ hsvass haaS . ceapaskb -.
3nstoea1-sll styles aud prices saisea
A. fsll sto~k off, READY.MADE
CLOTHING. UNDERWEAR,&... Ia.
! fed,Saa always sss shay ye6R wan, IL
u sssso"; ii not on hsni we' save sacil1
'kiests get il for yosf.s ,aoisess notice.
toc asa bf0f bysLr' y
UCall aud cxamise our 6swtls aud
PrieAs.. siAss cT"iH
NWe arc dcs~Aiucd solrsesse ys1.
!. 90 CREENWELL 4 FENwYCK. a.
] 90 . IS Leonifdsoss Z Ma.
ySSe 4. 1874. ob vSsiowsaiIh y
oos CD til eu
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t.sssss. ps =. = ana,lessisl - s - I:
p ~ 80. Sc - - =, a.s -, 3
). Az sh.s. tssst p.,sa Il l..a =
vsisa ~ late 0sstgsr n. Whiss- iied
esissf and pasessd, sellsa cd kssts =
PART nv Ss@ht 10 Sno ssstlsss - 2sf9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

- r 1V&p93, 40bA$os
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ID Ss.,.a ~, 49,: = ~ At !
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~ eane be peblfsAa4 osee . veek -
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II. ISL ~ IL kAtxv.
- sessseF i'.s ses q Aasy seessy.
: -o-e-@ =, -,
In rue.paaee oftls shove order, ! herss,
give ns9ee W lijhave setatseS yeee. Dfhs
Orpnans Court O. -: Aacys ee.nsy, Nary.
.sac, .s - ..S. e re Persesa
1871 an s:r 49, tsr;s ei.s,sss.,s.s n.
80 Seeuase{ ~ SersSy rctiSsS q exaiSit ~
ssuS ViSA ~ peSpSs ves AessasfSehelt hefssa.
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Jan. 1878, thsy xiIl sthsrvia 81 Iaw 8 ex-
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1890 sesesss = ~ Sss: - - .sas:sesa
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

Il especially assospee nyseif a. . eAsdi-
Aa,e Sor re-esectiss - the o0ee u 0tate's At
ssrsey for 81 Nasy's esseey, As1 No. q ne
~e;ye. q heseto6Oss, IL keesai support Of ny
ssi:swseisisrus. -
Ne. %. is1s. =. PARRAs CRANE
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.atyS conniSS
/ Equity. 80. :

satytcousisS
| Equity. o :
GOA ssf svsA
fdsy OF Aug
aos,s Rsruss.
ratified an<i
the eontraus
EAoaday,W
|fthis order b.
eaeos, enee4
keks prior 90
mber. I
x fuRD. .
! Clerk.
3 FORD. "A
Clerk.
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sankee, Wis.,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-27

80 20 es rsGis " Ara
lAcssaeael Il Gre ne-So 4. Pric-, Scots.
CPapisp - Che s~A. BarcArolle, BY kshrs
Bsii.s;sX 5Oiss, 81 ueissr; when e. q
fs.siss:e:. C.esiosssi Siui.i. - r;.~a.,oi
T.. e.. cHEAp:.s:;1sss. '' =
2 Eo s' s s"s csesis~i y g. ssasS:.T
Count on Ne, Galee ~ Jspehy; Ggaeioss.
- Lost, by Mattel; Nay Tbtseses, Inst, be
!: ; c. c. Muses.. - -:
Coaiaius the folIowine music Boots.
Chant du Bivouac, Trsnscf iption, be Ee'- ,
q terer: Thine Own, Melodie, Ay kaaee; Hon -
Pasquale. Serenads, IN TbslbnS; Tia An
gels Dream. Reverie, BY LANCE; The Wild
Rose Romance. by Kuig: pieces fce soets.
s ss.:s: MAILED 10 s..
coatsins The lbllowing music, Psics,i 3Ocis.
Two songs BY Hays. two by banks, oneby
| Mxywood, Sacred Quartet 6y Thomas,
Four-tand. P'ece, . Quieks,ep, an EASY
March. ind beautiful Fautasie, by Kin
kel. 10 pieces for soeis
Co.: Co. Co. POSTPAID, 1! Sc; 4:
Two s.@ @s song. . Sy s.5s seP,s,, one
BY Leslie, one by Stewart, . Trio for Fee
nab Yoiess, bysAha; . Sacred Quar,e,,e
BY Dsnks, two Polkas. . pretty Waits, aid
MasCh. IL pieces fcs scots
o. sgeepe.SfsSeusvkeii Ps5es.
AAarsss, ,. L PkTEas, 20 Dsx. sl9s.
~ Bt.Assy,Hsv yest, ~. tetfs.sa. q
ilaa, Reel dr.
July ls. ls14-l1s
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bay Of Asg.E
made end re-.
p Trustee iaS
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week, prior
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Y SnALLBOAr, ,vkA usiss.il a.a 10 a.
"A .seehe4, Mn = e0>9 eAeap. Appiy 10
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05
THURSDAY, NOV. 5. 1874.
w. H. BEN EFT, EDITOR.

IT is difficult problem to solve
the cause of the reaction in such
States as Massachusetts and New
York against the Republican party.
The general discomfort occasioned
by the "hard times" evidently has
something to do with it. The tenn
perance agitation, which has caused
the alienation of many Republicans
from their own party attachment, is
in great measure responsible.
The salary-grab ande other Congress
sional acts of doubtful character are
bearing their fruits. The currency
question figures as an element OF
distraction. Political indifference
among the better class Of citizens,
who are generally Republicans,
wealens the Republican vote. The
third-term bugbear frightened some
men from their sense of propriety.
And, lastly, though by no means
least, the fact that in the "oil-years
in politics" local and personal con-
siderations enter largely into the
canvass, distracting and dividing
the old parties, must not be left out
of the account. These are among
the reasons Of recent Republican
reverses-reason which, if the Re-
publican officials will prove them
selves worthy of popular confidence
in the meantime, will not exist, or
be operative to amy considerable
extent, in the national campaign two
years hence, when President Grants
successor will be elected. The Re-
publican party had similar series
of reverses and discouragements in
in the "otf-years" during the war,
but they only served to nerve us
to more vigorous efforts, resulting
in future triumphs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05

afford to have such candidates de-
feated than elected. The Legisla-
ture will probably stand Republic
can, thus ensuring United States
Senator, long term. Governor
Washburn was elected only to fill
the Sumner vacancy.
Wisconsin has redeemed herself,
Democracy, dubbed in this State,
"Reform" has gone to the wall. Six
out of the eight Congressional Dis
tricts went Republican, it is thought.
The Legislature will be Republican
on Joint ballot. In Michigan the
Republicans have suffered some
losses, but the State certainly sus-
tanned its old reputation. Kansas
holds out faithful. Pennsylvania is
claimed by the Democrats. New
Jersey and Delaware are Democratic
by large majolities. In Vermont
Mr.. Dennison was elected over
Judge Poland at the special Con-
gressionel election. Minnesota is
uncertain. Both parties claim it,.
Missouri is strongly Democratic
The coalition in the interest of Carl
Schurz was signally defeated. There
are no returns of any consequence
from Nevada. The returns from
the Southern States are also very
meagre. A riot in Mobile. Two
negroes were Killed, and one white
man wounded. Alabama probably
went Republican. South Carolina
is claimed by both wings of the Re-
publican party. Kentucky, Mary
land and Texas, probably Georgia
and possibly Virginia, will have en-
tirely Democratic delegations in
Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05

The indications are that the gall
liant General Dix, in New York, is
beaten. 1t is shameful that the
Empire State has gone back on this
patriotic old hero, but it seems that
it has turned its back upon him.
This will not alter the sentiments of
the loyal people of the land, to
whom he willy always remain the
brave soldier and the exemplary
citizen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05
=
STIfAYED. colts.

Straved from the subscriber residing In the to,.
OF Lima, about Al miles from Platteville. ON A.
Ningvile Road, three mare colts, pne tw,-year ali
and two Searlings all { them grey. One az NJ
yearlings tas a star On the forehead aud a Rom
nose.
ANY information concerning them may be len n.
the Witness oice, Platteyiiie or with the subseyh
Der. NICHOLAS SuskNlN
Lima, Sept. IS. lSTi.--i2tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05

LINCOLN COUNTY ORGANIZED
The new county of Lincoln, in the
northern part of this State, of which
Jenny is the county seat, was or
gained on Thursday of last week
by the election Of the following
officers:
Clerk-Z. Space; Treasurer
Thomas p. Matthews ; Register of
Deeds-V. r. Willard Superin-
tendent--David Finn; Surveyor
ID. \. Kline.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05
The Chicago Jrtbune's Return.

The success of reputation in
Ohio and Indiana has warned the
country of danger ahead. Men
heretofore indifferent or in Doubt,
or opposed to the Republican party,
are alarmed at the outlook. The
national credit is in peril. The
Chicago Tribune, the head and front
of Liberalism in the Northwest, is
to abandon its policy and return to
safer ground. 1t cannot continue
down the path toward reputation
and Southern misrule. The way is
SO dark that it has resolved to re-
trace its steps, and advocate the
principles of Republicanism. The
owners of the paper feel confident
that the continued ascendancy of
the Republican party will insure
peace and national prosperity !;
while the success of the opposition,
,n!der any name, would bring dis
aster. After November 9th, the
Tribune will become a sound Re-
publican paper. We heard, some
weeks since, that change Of man
agement Yves contemplated. After
the result in Indiana and Ohio was
announced, there seemed but one
course left for a paper that really
opposed Reputation, and all the
evils that would follow Democratic
ascendancy. 1t appears that Hor-
ace White will retire, aud go to
Europe for his health. Hon. Joseph
Mediil, a stakeholder, now has a
controlling interest, and is to be the
managing editor. His brethren
throughout the country, and the
readers of the Ifjbmte, viii heartily
welcome his return to the editorial
chair. He is an honest man, and
one of the Oldest members Of his
profession. AS q public officer,
while Atayorot Chicago, he achieved
high reputation for executive
ability and official integrity; as the
chief OF great Republican paper,
h. Will BE a power Tor good in the
Northwest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05

Gen. Jackson was the Attorney
General for all Middle Tennessee.
The two Kirkendalls were the great
DULLES of that creek. They were
spirited and powerful men. They
held that the sitting of the court
taking such judiction invaded their
dominions, and they went in bull
lying manner and dispersed the court
and ordered it never to meet again.
Gen. Jackson heard Of it, and at
tended the next term, carrying up
on nis arm his saddle-bags, contain
ing his long black bulldogs. He
placed his saddle-bags in corner
of the house. The justices took
the bench, and the sheriff proclaim
ing the court open. The Kirkendalls
appeared and ordered the court to
dispense. In the confusion and ter
ror of the hour, the sheriff failed to
arrest the parties and restore order.
At this juncture Gen. jackson APP
peared before the court and de-
nounced the DULLES and their con-
duct, and told the court il they
would appoint him their officer he
would arrest them and have order.
His proposition was readily accept
ell. Jackson seized one of the
Kirkendalls, who was terror to the
country. They clinched and got
outside, and being on the edge OF
the bluff, the bully threw Jackson
and they rolled over and over down
the bluff into the creek. When the
bully thought he had conquered
Jackson he left him. But the old
game-cock came rushing up the
hill, as wet Us an otter, III search OF
his bulldogs. He grasped them,
and pointing one at each of the
bullies, arrested them and brought
them before the court. The were
heavily fined, and order was re-
stored, and the thanks of the court
were extended to Gen. Jackson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05
A HEAVY CLAIM.


Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 2.-The
United States Government has Just
filed claim for $4,000 against j.
A. Rhromberg, of this city, for I'M
paid taxes alleged to be due upon
highwines manufactured in his dis
tillery in 1865, 1866 and 1867. The
Government instituted various suits
against Rhomberg in 1868 and
Whereabouts, several of which came
to trial, and in all Of which he was
victor, and finally the Government
ordered them all uisnissod and paid
the costs.
1t was supposed that this was the
end of the whole matter, but it
seems not. The government now
presents an enormous claim, and as
it will not be paid, of course the
Revenue Collector, General Trum-
bull, announces that at the end of
ten days he shall levy upon all his
property. Public sympathy is
unanimously upon Rbomberg's side,
and it is believed this whole thing
is the work of blacknailers and IN
formers, who take this means to am
noy him for not responding to their
efforts to bleed him.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 3.-Mr.
Rhomberg, on whom a demand has
been made by the Internal Reve-
nue. officers for $4,000 taxes, al
legged to be due the Government for
spirits distilled by him during the
years 1868, 1866 and 1867, says
that this claim, once abandoned by
the Government, after it had been
beaten in several suits, is revived
against him, because of his refusal
to be blacllmailed by person in
his employ as book-keeper at the
time his distillery was in operation.
I Another allegation of his is that his
refusal to support Granger, the Re-
! publican candidate for Congress in
this district, is one of the motives OF
the Government officers i'll renewing
and reYlylng this ola claim. lie APP
pears to be very indifferent. The
Government will make rothing OF it.,
but it will give him great deal OF
annoyance and injustice to the bus
mess with which he is activaly in
overwhelmingly so-the Iowa
Pacific Railroad. Rhomberg's at
/ torneys are preparing the papers
/ for the defense he means to make,
but there appears no way to pre-
vent seizure of his property If he
does not comply with the demand
made on him. This seizure will
take place on Monday next, unless
IN the meantime the Gore,~m ent
changes its works or Rhomberg
pays S750,000, which he Is not like
ly to do.
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