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The NEW York TRIBUNE,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
In the recent elections the peeDls hare
declared in favor Of honesty in polities asA
independents in josssalism. The Tre
aune. which years ego declared thas 4
vas not and never more would Be pas.
ty orgsu. clain.s the verdict - the pspo-
lar vindiea,ion Of is course. and reene-
nixesin the result the voice Of the psoplg
tor reform and integrity IN government,
for candor and independents among ue9s.
papers. During the campaign which has
just closed The Tribune has fully msis-
taiued its right to the title Of the ..LssA-
ine American Newspaper" Thh posi-
ton IL has earned and retains foe the fol.
lowing, among other reasons:
II publishes all the news earlier, moro
fully. aud more intelligensiy than any
other paper.
ltiasisss on peace ihroughout The whole
country. the right Of local self govern
meut and the protection OF all glasses In
the exercise Of their just and legal rights.
II advocates confidence and good sseL
ing between North and South. and lshors
for an honest and abiding reconeilia,ios.
II rnaintains fairness and csndor to.
ward all public men and questions and
dignity and courtesy toward associates
and rivals.
Il publishes scientific news, reports,
discussions and discoveries to . degree Of
fuliness aud accuracy never before attain.
cd by any paper.
1t gives every week ten or more col
umns OF the most carefully prepared AZ.
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more in the aggregate than the entire
contents Of any other agricultural publ.
cation. and the whole forming q depart
ment OF which an eminent agricul,uai ed.
itor said 1T has done more TO make good
farmers than any other influence which
ever existed"
II has published = series Of scientific
and literary extras which have met vi
der sale aud more emphatic popular ap-
pf"val than any similar publication Of the
kind.
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oRPHkHs' COURT.

This Court meets on the End Tuesday ofeve
~ month.
CAiJ Jsrigs-fon A J Spalding.
Assoeiate Jadgss--Hons l. II Canter and z II
Tippet,.
Register of WIHs- James " Raiey.
Deputy Register Of WiHs-Wm d Goddard
CSier-Benj II Swami.
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Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance

DERSoSs DESTROYS of having their property
l. insured in the cheap and excellent home
company known as the State Of Naryiand
Fire Iasa,aRee Company Of Baltimore.
Maryland, b. G. HARMS, Pres,dea,, can be
grauhed by calling on or communicating With
the undersigned, 81. lnigoes' Post once. 81
Mary . county, Nd.
EDWARD 3 ABELL,
a., -. Local Ageat.
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+. D. A D A N S,
BUILDER and CONTRACTOR.

THE undersigned is prepared to con.
= tract for BUILDING and REPAIR.
ING IL Saint Mays and adjoining coun.
les. All work irtrustedto him will be
done with despatch and in workmanlike
manner Address.
+ u ADAMS,
Mechanicsy;lie
st Nary's county. Md
Aug Z ls73-tf.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

This Court meets on the End Tuesday Of eve
~ month
John Abel, (Presidcnt,) John Parsons,
Philip ii Dorsey, A T. Tennisson aud Fen
wick.
C7eTk-C J Durant.
Aessenger-Peter X Graves.O
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tons, the strife between Church and s tate.
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Theology, and the constant pub .eation Of
new works on these and Kindred TOPICS, vii
give unusual int crest 20 TIE leading foreign
Reviews during lsT5. Nowhere else can The
inquiring reader find in a eondeLssd form, the
facts and arguments necessary 10 guide him
10 q correct conclusion.
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PAysieian-Dr L Cough.
COLLECTORS or STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
lst District, John l. Foxwell
Ind do VIM Frank Ford
Bird do Joseph I Cough
9th do james r Alvey
9th do J } Redmond
9Th do Il King Clarke
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION
lst District, Jones
End do (vacant)
Bird do joseph ) Ford
eth do Robert T barber
9Th do J Gwnn Barber
9th do Stephen Jones
JUSTICES % TEE PEACE
lst District, Biscoe, d W Tyler and James
Loker
End District, J a Wise, Thomas, s B
l!amme,t, Thos Den, and Geo Loker
Srd District, 10 + Morgan, y { Hammett Zach
Tippett and Felix Morgan
9th District, Thomas II Fowler, " L Dent, J
q Hurry and J Resell
9th District, IL DEM, George " Burroughs
and II 4 Adams
Sth District, Jas q S2alding, VIM u Tucker and
TT Spalding
CoNsrABLEs
let District, Henry-W Crane and William II
Taylor
snd District James II Saunders, Il II Edwards
and J l. Milburn
Srd District, George A Simms and Joseph
Cough
Ath District, James R Alvey, Jos II Shcmwell
and J Alvey
ssh District, James H. Alvey and J. J.Red-
mond
eth district, r King Clarke
JUDGES or ELECTloS.
LIST District, Edward S Abel, W " Frady
and Louis n Rollins
and district, Charles l. Wise, Henry Watts
and T Duke
3rd District, Y p Dawkins, Stephen Foxwell
and Sebastian Thompson
4th District, Llxn Alstan, W L Dent and
q Love
9th District, John Harrison, Thos Harrison
and II & Dent
9Th District, C Spalding, Henry Jones and
II & Graves
CORPORATION or LEoYARprowH
Harris Camaier, (Prcsident,) John Fem
wick. Henry Neal, A Lawrence aud Herbert
Moore
BaI5-Louis Devcaux
Trustees Of The Confederdte Cenetery, Poin,
Lookout.
Capt 10 Forrest president. } J Parran Crane
VIM Thomas, James II Langley, Thomas
Martin, DIR John VI Bronze, Capt George Thomas
and Geo Il Garner.
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.D3DN WEEMS' TRANS
E PORTATION LINE
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ONand after Thursday, March 4tb, 1878, the
fsteamers MARY WASHINGTON and
PLANTER, I'll run as follows:

Mary Washington-Cap,ain Pritchard, will
leave Pier No. 8, Light street Wharf every
Thursday Night, at /. o clock, for Patuxen,
river dire"t. far up as Hills Landing. Re-
turning will leave HIPS Landingevery Mon
day for Bened.c, ara cave Benedict every
Inescay morning Al O'Clock. for Baltimore,
calling nj al the River Landings for passcn-
gers and all ,he landings AS lar down SIS For
rtsts VIVA. 'or freight going and return
ing. Fre'shI 'eceiveG Thursdays only, al No.
tobacco Warehouse Wharf. up to 4 O'Clock
fLAN.ER-C- "!- Jones wi. leave Pier g.
Light Street Whar., every Saturday and
wednesday mornings at ESQ O'Clock. for Fai:
haven, Plum Point, Governor Run, and
fa.nxeni River as lar up az Benedict. Re-
inIhg caves Benedict every Mord day and
ihuIsday mornings, at o'clock, for Balti-
more. Frslsht receiv cd on Tuesdays ana
fEida!s on.y, n Pier No. 8, Light Street
har: up 10 o. clock
II. FORBES, Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent.
Office No. lis Light Street Wharf.
March IS, ls75-tf.
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&C., and that he is now prepared to make or
repair the same 1T the shortest notice.
Plain or ornamental painting, trimming.
&c, done in any style to suit customers.
Blacksmithing OF all kinds also done with
neatnTss and despatch.
Having all the neces -ary materials for ma
king Collins and u Hearse to attend funerals
the undertaker's business will b. made A sp.-
csefty.
Ny study in the future, as in the past. will
be TO please all my patrons and TO merit ;hei,
confidence.
j. J. JAREOE,
Leonafdtown, Nd.
Jan 81. ls75-ly.
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Among the great
discoYCrses IL mod
|ern science, few arc
'of more real value
30 mankind than
this efectual rem.
'edy for al diseases
Of tho Threat aisd
Lungs. A vast M
nj Of It's virsuea
throughout sisis and
other countries, has
at,xx~u that IN s3c~~
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Am now prepared to furnish planters with
i my Patent Tobacco Prize, upon the shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize 10 now being
quite generally used In this locality and has, 90
FAR, given universal satisfaction. The advan-
iages IL possesses over all other Prizes now in
use are too varied and manifold 20 admit Of de-
scription in this advertisement Il 10 conceded
ey oil who have used IL to be great economist
OF labor, and IL 10 admitted that il places To-
haeco in market in condition very superior TO
that Of any other Prize now in use
Prise with railway attachment to prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. Without railway, $50
James A Carberry,
Joseph Cough, Rev b Dewolf,
Geo Mattingley, John Diilahay,
and many others who have the prize in use on
FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June 10, ls7s-tfs
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases cfths Throaf and LmGa
such - Coughs, Colds, WhcopinG.
Cough, Bronchitfs, As1hma,
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BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Col John Dent, (Presiden,,) Vim L Thorn
as and Henry Carroll
Secreta,y-Benj Tippett, (County Examiner
and Treasurer)
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to me for Tax
IA es for the years 1872 and 1873
are hereby notified that unless the same
are settled within so days from the date
OF this notice, | will proceed according
to Law to collect them. My old business
as Collector must be closed. and positive
iy no longer time will be given.
GEO. A. SiMMS,
Late Collector.
May II. is. Aft.
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1O7E THE BALTIMORE 1Oec
lCtC WEEKLY SUN, 1919

A First C7ass Family Journal.
Ntrs, Agriculture and Literature Combined,
Cnsqsal!e9 in Excellence and eheapnesss.
Subscription Price Unchanged.
Postage Prepaid by Publishers AID free 10 all
subscribers.
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TRUSTEES OF THE AIMS HousE

TRUSTEES OF THE AIMS HOUSE
Thos o Spencer, president y ] Abel, G r
Garner, ThOs X Langley and Parsons
Orrse.r-J Summerfield Joy
C7efk-JohH ID Yates.
Pysicidn-Dr K + Cough.
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United States Hotel,
500, 33l, s 333 Penn Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D..
M. II. BEAN, Prop fteser.
Rates Reduced to $50 a Day.

Two keep pacewith the times, nd meet
4 the wishes of the travelling public The
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price
Of beard and room TO $3.50 per day. and.
notwithstanding the Low price char ged, he
intends that the House shall maintain
the same reputatioa for comfort And neat
ness, and coed table. as heretofore.
hT This Eotelis within Eve minutes
walk ofthe Capital aud principal Railroad
Derots, aud convenient to the Govern
ment Departments and Offices.
Street Cars to al parts OF the City
and Georgetsxn pass shis houss every
Ave minutes.
Jan. 20. 1870 n. -
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
George B Dent
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-02-18

The Hillsboro News and Clermont
Courier publish advertisements from
Grants officers, such as the laws,
post letting, &c. We have not no
ticed any censure in either of those
papers of Grants late exploit in up
setting the Louisiana Legislature by
his bayonets.- Brown Co. News.
We have not heard of any such ex-
ploit, Bro. Leeds. If you refer to
the Presidents approval of gallant
Phil Sheridan's course, in preventing
the White Leaguers from seizing the
Legislature by violence, and contra
ry to the laws of the sovereign
State" of Louisiana, then we say
again, that so far from ''censuring"
either the President, or Gen. Sheri-
dan, we think they deserve the
thanks and plaudits of the whole
country for their prudent, patriotic
and timely action on that occasion.
And this we say, honestly and sin
cerely, uninfuenced by any patron
age we may have received from the
Government. But we don't expect
Brother Leeds to believe our asser-
ton, as he seems to be one of that
numerous class described by old
Shylock: Whose own hard deal
ings teach them to suspect the
thoughts of others"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-02-18
Impeding u Compromise in
Louisiana.

Private advices from Louisiana
continue to represent the prospect of
an early compromise there as exceed
ingly favorable. The chief impedi-
ment to this adjustment has been
the opposition of the Democracy of
the North to any compromise. They
find it extremely convenient to have
the disorderly state of affairs con-
tinue in the South, in order that they
may make party capital out of it,
very much resembling in this respect
the other party. At safe distance
they have contemplated with much
complacency the suferings of the
people of Louisiana, because they
were enabled to go before the coun-
try and point to them as having been
brought about through the mal-ad-
ministrstion of the Republican party.
The Democrats of Louisiana have
but recently, it seems, come to real
ize that they are sought to be used
as the monkey used the cat in the
comedy of the roasted chestnuts.-
They have consequently concluded
to disregard the disinterested advice
of these patriotic brethren of the
North opposed to compromise, and
are inclined to waive the rights due
to a state of martyrdom. Those
best informed with regard to Louis
lana are quite confident that if set
tlement is once reached, it will be &C
cepted in good faith by all the peo
pie in the State, and will be the
end to the confusion and turbulen
disorder that have prevailed there
Wash. Cor. Gin. Com.
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The Harmless White League.

A recent issue of the Nash ia, n
H Telegraph gives the particulars
of the alleged murder in louisiana
of two graduates of Dartmouth Col
lege. These two men, it says, were
college mates; one, A B. Long, a
talented, strong-hearted young man,
graduated in 1858; the other, Frank
W. Perkins, was still in college when
the rebellion broke out, and at the
first call for troops enlisted and went
with the Second Regiment to battle
for his country. He was the first
soldier Dartmouth sent to the war.
When the war closed, Long, having
read law and been admitted to the
bar, was in n. Orleans, and for time
his friends at the North heard of
him as iustifying all the bright
promise of his college days. After
ward he was appointed to judicial
position in the city. Still later the
news came that he had committed
suicide by cutting his throat in his
own Office. This report in time
reached his old friend Perkins, who
by his ability and integrity had come
to be the agent Of line OF steam
ships running between st. Louis and
New Orleans, and he went to New
Orleans to investigate the report
Arriving there, he learned that Long,
instead of committing suicide, had
been murdered in cold blood by a
band of White Leaguers to whom he
had become obnoxious by reason of
some of his judicial findings. 1t was
also learned that no attempt had
been made to discover his murder
ers. and that the whole White League
organization was glorying over this
summary removal Of hated Radl-
cal. Upon learning these facts PeT
kins published a card offering rss
ward of $4,000 for the arrest and
conviction of those who had commit
ted the murder, and in less than a
week he was hunted down and shot,
and his corpse kicked into the street.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-02-18
To the Temperance Leagues
of Ohio.

The State Executive Committee of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, at their last meeting, assessed
each county $40, to meet expenses of
our work. The trifing sum Of IRE
cents per member would more than
meet this demand, and yet as some
may not pay, more liberal sum from
others would be kindly received.
Will you collect these sums at once
and send the amount to our 7. u.
Treasurer, Mrs. E. T. THOMSON, at
Hillsboro, Ohio?
Temperance sentiment is greatly
advancing in our land. Let US. there
fore work with a will, in every de-
partment of our great Reform
Faithfulness and energy must at last
bring reward and victory; ioaction,
defeat and desolation.
Praying that in all your efforts the
Lord may be with you, I am, yours,
in the work,
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us not to adorn ourselves with 'gold
and costly array" Are the miner
and manufacturer to be held account
able for the sins that are committed
by fops and dandies, in using them
out of place, and against the com
mands of God?
But, says one, this is no sin at all,
compared with the manufacture of
wine and strong drink Well, we
can see Just this much difference be-
tween the two. While the first is
expressly forbidden in the word of
God, the privilege of the latter is
granted therein. The wearing of
gold and costly arrayis becoming SO
fashionable, among professing Christ
ians, that the day isnot far In the
future, when the one who can wear
the finest display of costly diamonds,
earrings, finger rings, or gold watch
es, will be the Christian. And what
will be the result? It is already
foreshadowed. The poor, whom
Christ has said are 20 have the Cos
pei preached unto them, will be driv-
Ell from our churches, and the Christ
ian Church of the next century will
become proud and naughty people,
instead of being humbled before their
Maker, and trying to become more
and more like their Master, Jesus
Christ Be careful, friend "Alius,
that you don't "strain at a gnat and
swallow a camel" P. W. G.
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Pres't. W. 7. L., Hillsboro.
For the News.
IFUI tIC lfCNses
A Question or Two. to which
Answers are Requested.

BELFAST, Feb. 10, 1875.
MR. BoARDMAN- 1 have read
two communications published in the
News of Dec. 31st, 1874, and would
like to ask the writer's few questions,
as I am not certain that I fully un-
derstand them.
'P. W. c." says: "He God has
commanded as to use wine and
strong drink" Do you mean as
beverage? If SO, whom do you in
clude III the pronoun as? Is it all
from the Pope down to the school
boy and girl?
"Jack-in-the-P Pulpit" says: sour
trust in leagues, or associations, or
in State Legislation, is vain and
futile"
Do you believe that the Temper
ance cause would advance faster if
all the Temperance associations were
dissolved, and all the liquor laws
repealed!
I hope you will both answer,
through the News.
Yours truly, FLORA.
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New Grange-Gran
gers, Pork House.


RUssELLs STATION, Feb. s, 1875.
EDITOR NEws:-The Farmers in
the vicinity of East Monroe, held a
meeting in Worthington's Hall in
that place, on Saturday night, Jan.
Both, and after an explanation rela-
tive to the objects and purposes of
the order, succeeded in organizing a
Grange, which bears the name of
East Monroe.
OFFICERS.
Aaster-Robert Worthington.
Overseer-Isaac Thrasher.
Lecturer-James Street.
Steward Elias Kneedler.
Asst. Steward-James Beabout.
essain-M. Fl. Cherry.
Secretary-William H. Penn.
Treasurer-George Kneedler.
Gate Keeper-Jacob Kneedler.
Ceres-Lydia Beabout-
Pomona-Clara Worthington.
Flora-Anna Rees.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mary
Thrasher.
During the labors of the evening
we were assisted by members of
neighboring Oranges, and are always
pleased to know that there generally
exists such feeling of sympathy
among members of older Oranges
for the general welfare and prosperi-
ty of those who are just entering up
on the duties of this important work.
After dismissal for the night, we
were kindly entertained by Brother
". Worthington, and on the day fol
lowing had the pleasure of spending
a few hours very pleasantly with
Master Moses Miner and family, of
Fairfield Grange. Through the
kindness of Brother Miner we were
conveyed to Leesburg, where we re-
mained over night with G. L. Bennett,
(teacher in the Leesburg schools)
and the following morning took the
cars for New Vienna. There we were
very courteously received and enter
tanned by Brother Joseph Polk, and
spent a very pleasant day, a part of
which was taken up in attending the
Pork House convention. This enter
prise is no doubt something new to
those who do not belong to our or
der, and perhaps a word of explana-
ton would not be amlss.
There has been about $4,000 al
already subscribed by the Patrons
in Clinton and Highland counties, as
capital stock, for the for the purpose of
building a Pork House in New Wen
ma, and from the present prospect it
will be erected in no distant day.
Below we give the names of all the
Oranges that we know have subscrib-
ed stock, and if we should omit any
we wished to be excused. Union,
Antioch, Lees Greek, Morrisville,
Gowns Greek, Penn Township, Fall
Greek, Willow College, Sharpsville,
Lynchburg and Highland Oranges.
The work of procuring stock has
been no small task, and many thanks
are due quite number of the Breth-
ren for their visits to the different
Oranges and the untiring efforts
they have put forth in order that the
enterprise might be success. Also
to the stockholders for their aid in
the good cause. Yours, &c.
JOHN W. OLDAKER.