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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
TIVE R[H York TRIBUNE,
"The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

Tn the recent elections the people have
declared in favor Of honesty in polisics and
Independence in jouasaiism. The Tri-
bune. which years seo declared that !,
was not and ncvcv more wsaia tc-apsf.
fy oresn. claims the verdict % the popu.
lar vihdicaiion OF its course. and recog-
nizcs in the result the voice Of the people
f"r reform ard integrity in government.
for candor and independence among news
papers. During the campaign which has
Just closed The Tribune has fully main-
tanned its right to the title Of the Lead
ing American Newspaper" This posi-
ton it has earned and retains for the fol.
lowing. among other reasons:
II publishes all the news earlier. more
fully. and moro iutclligentiy than any
other paper.
II insists on peace throughout the whole
country. the right Of local self govern
mcnt aud the protection OF all classes in
the exercise Of their just ard legal rights.
1t advocates confidence and good fcel-
ing between North and South. and iabors
for an homes. and abiding reconciliation.
II r,ain,ains fairness and candor to-
ward all public men and questions and
dignity and courtesy toward associates
aud rivals.
II publishes scientific news, reports.
discussions and discoveries to degree OF
fulness and accuracy never before attain
cd by any paper.
1t gives every week ten or more col
umns of the mos, carefully prepared ag-
rieultural matter during the year. much
more in the aggregate than the entire
CONTENTS of any other agricultural publ
cation. aud the whole forming depart
mcnt Of which an eminent agricultural ed
itor said lit has done NOR" to make good
farmers than any other influence which
ever existed"
II las published series Of scientific
aud literary extras which have me, q wi
der sale and more emphatic popular ap-
rroval than any similar publication Of the
kind.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
CONFIRMATION NOTICE..
Jos II K"y s
ID ) BTi>coe,
fxecuinIs Of
II Il > key.
VS..
Josephine ltIowden.
Josephine lfIowien.

In the Circuit, Court tor st. Mary = couu-
ty, sitting as Court OF kqui,y.
No. SsS y. f..
nRpEEED, this le,h dav of JaH. 1875.
" that the Auditors Report. filed in
this canse, I've ratified ard consrmed, unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or he
fore the srd Monday OF February. 1873;
provided copy of this order he published
iu the 81. Marys Beacon, once a week for
three successive weeks rrior to the said
Sad MoLday Of February.
FRANK FORD,
CLERK.
True eopy-re>,:
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Jan ~. ls.6-ew. kkb
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
ORPHANS COURT.

Ills Cour, meets on the end Tuesday ofeve-
~ mouth
th,, Jutee-IIon 4 J Srnlding.
AssVeIaie Jucgss-hcns Ii Canter and II
TiPie,,.
E.s,.ier Of WIls- James 7 Ra'ey.
B'pafy htgts'.r Of Wuis-Wm B Goddard.
trur-beni Ii Swami.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
cnrxrY coNNissIoNrRs.

This Court meets on the End Tuesday Of eve
~ month
John u Abel, (Fresidcnt,) John Parsons,
FhiIip II Dorsey, 4 Teauisson aud 4 Fen
wick.
Cisrk-C nurant.
Assssngsr-Ieser X Graves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
rRrsrrrs OF 1nE Avs HorsE

ThOs Spencer, (iresident) b Abel,
Love, 1hos X Langley aud L Parsons
Orrseer-J Summcrteld JOY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

Never miss . kiss. even II you hare
70 kiss Miss.
Mstniahzed spirits- s--Frocen was-
isv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
COUNTY sCRyEYoR.
C Gorge 3 Dent
BOARD or SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

Col John reni tPresdent,) Wm Thom-
a. ard Henry Carroll
SecretGry-Benj T,ppett, (Coun'y Examiner
and TieasuIerl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11
COLLECTORS OF STATE AND COUNTY rAxKs

COLLECTORS or STATE AND COUNTY rAxEs
lst District John |. Foxwell
and do Nm Frank Ford
3rd do JOSEF h 7 Cough
eth do James Alvey
5ih do J Redmond
eth do Il Ming Clarke
OFFICES oT REGISTRATION
Is, District C NJ c Jones
Ord do joseph : Ford
S,h do Robert 7 Barher
s,h do G~iun Barber
9Th do Stephen Jones
JUSTICES OF rux rKscE
Is, District. NJ Bisecc, p " Tyler and James
2ud pistrict. J A Wise. r J Thomas, $ d
nammeit, Thos feIt and Geo { lokrr
3rd District, 10 Morgan, ID & llamme,t, Zach
Tipp,u and J Felix Morgan
4,h District, Thomas II Fowler, " L Dent,
4 Hurry and & Russell
SIh District, II peni, George " Burroughs
and II L Adams
9Th District, Jas Il Spalding. wm B Tucker and
IT SpaldiIg
Is, District, Henry W Crane ard William II
Taylor
and District. James II Saunders, Il Edwards
and l. Mi,burn
srd District, George Simms aud Joseph T
Cough
9Th District, James R Alvey, Jos II Shemwell
and Alvey
ssh District. James II. Alvey ard J. J. Red
mend
9Th District, & Kirg Clarke
JUDGES or ELEcrIcN.
LIST District Edward AbeiL, W " Brady
and Louis y Rollins
?nd district, Charles l. Wise. Heary Watts
and T Duke
Srd is;iict, y P Da~kins, Stephen Foxwell
and Sebastian Thompson
&th District, Llvn J Al!stan, W L Dent and
Pc Love
6,h district, john Harrison, Thos Harrison
and II c Deaf
s,h District, J G spalaing, Henry Joses and
II CGrases
toaroRArfsS % LxcxARprowx
Or Heary Hsw. (Presiden,.3 John r Feu
wick. Henry Neal, Harris Canalisr and A A
Lawrence
bslF-Gscrye A Sinns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

this fellow Ia his 81
always manage
scrub while his bo
and he would cit !
and scrub Il, where
and envy him a.
whenever his beat
come home and sv
in his blackest I'D
that nobody con
1f II ao
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

tosrokAsfsS o. IscxARprovx
Or Henry Haw, (Presiden,,1 John ren.
wick. Henry Neal, Harris Canalier and A A
Lawrence
bed. George A Simns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
Daily, by mail, Sl1 per year; Semi-Weekly,
S3 per yea; Eve copies, S?:5e each
W eekiy, - per year; ten copies, 81 IS each;
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
Jan L. 1874
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12

Now as those gentlemen are past the beating
point what are the late Bugs going to do about
it? We pause for reply.
The Cecil Democrat, published at Elkton
says:
MIR. Harris, we regret TO say, has majority
in Cecil county. Even his bloody record was
uot sufficient to overcome the fatal sectarian
1anaticism of too many of our citizens He ran
far behind Messrs. Woolford and Gwinn. At a
more favorable time it may be well to recur to
the cause which brought about such result
among an Intelligent people. To our sight the
lesson Is a sad one and full of danger But let
1t be considered when the passions of the strife
have had time to COOL
Speaking Of the alleged frauds in Balti-
more city, the Democrat says:
Mr.. Harris has certainly no right to complain
OF the result so far as he is concerned If he is
The loser by fraud now, he was the gamer by it
on much larger scale few years ago. The
bread he cast upon the waters has certainly re-
turned to him after many days, and if it is sour,
1t should still be wholesome to stomach that
could digest and grow fat upon the infamous
frauds by which he obtained his seat in Con-
gress. IT ever a man richly deserved to be beat
en- by arts, j Morrison Harris is that man.
Hon. Levin Woolford has trumphed oyer his
enemies gloriously. There can be no question
as TO the verdict of the people in his case. They
nave said In the most emphatic terms that they
do not believe the charges made against him,
and that they do believe him to be an able and
faithful servant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12

Must be those afflicted with Consumption, Bron.
chits, Asthma, or any other disease of the
Lungs, Throat or Chest who neglect to use DR..
TUFTS EXpectorant after reading tie following
letter, written by one of the most cetimoble la
dies In the South;
SAVANNAH, GA, April 2S, 1872
Dr. Turin gratitude for the benefit re-
ceivcd by the use of your EXpectorant, do
cheerfuly add my testimony to its wonderful
power in curing deep.seated coughs. For seve-
raj years suffered drcadfully with a cough at
tended with great difficulty oil breathing. was
induced to try your EXpectorant, and 1t gave
almost immediate relief | took six bottles and
am now perfectly restored. 1t is about five
months since began it's use, and ] have not had
an attack since. 1t has been great blessing to
me; | cannot afford to be without IT, aud hearth
ly recommend 1t to all who have lung vr throat
disease. Very respectfully,
Mrs. A. M. WFLLBORN.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
ALSOMININ
Road Notice.

THIRTY days after the first publication Of
L this notice, application will be mad 10
the County Commissioners of Hartford coun.
ty to open and locate public road in the 9th
district, commencing ut or near VIM. A.
Heaps Shops, and running through the lands
of VIM. A. Heaps, Robert Heaps, Martin T.
Murphy, X. e. Morgan and others, until il
intersects the road leading for Sanders Shops
to Peach Bottom at some point between John
Ilcy's and Glider Taylor's,
October Goth, 1875, st
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.
UNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1875.

ITO 'f ''' 11VrI' I0'''
Methodist EpiscopaL- Air, l01S Il. M, Glass
and Prayer Meeting.
Emory lO14 a. M, Thomas Run p. NJ, Rev.
f. Buhrman.
Franklin 1O]5 a. m, Darlington p. m, Rev.
II. Il. Savage.
Protestant Episcopal.-St. Mary'snear Emmor-
ton, II a. m. Rev. W f. Brand. Trinity, Church.
Vile, II a. N. and z p. m, Rev. A. Colburn !;
Grace Church, Darlington, 80 p. m, Rev. L. A.
Colburn. Grace Chapel, Hickory at II n.
M. Emmanuel, Bel Air, p. m. Rev. S. H.
S. Gallaudct.
Presbyterian.-Bcl Air. II a. m. and "a p. M,
and pallston, 3 p. m, every Sabbath day. Rev
Bel Air Church, at 81 O'clock, A. M, and at the
Fallston, Church at2 p. m, every Sabbath day.
Roman Catholic.-St. lgnatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 1O15 a. IN.
Christian Harch.-Dr J. b. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 1917 a. m.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
INCESEDULITY.
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dive

is easily applied, mparts beautiful black, or brown,
aud acts like magic. The best in the world. Sold by
all druggists. Price, $l.OO box.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
Bridge N otioe.

HNHIRTY days after the first publication
L of this notice, application will be made
to the County Commissioners of Hartford
county, for The erection of a bridge over the
stream known as Sulphur Run, in the 9th
district, near Deer Creek, on the road lead
ing from the residence of Josiah Lee, Cfor-
merly DR.. Parker Forwood's,) TO that of
George w. and John Forwood.
NOV pmhnr nth 1871 nONl
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
JOHN NOLAN,
Fashionable Tailor.
NEXT DOOR TO WIN. HERMAN's STORE OFFICE ST.
Mems & Boys Clothing

made up in the best manner, in the most fash
ionable style, and at reasonable TERMS. Hav-
ing had long experience in the business l
will guarantee satisfaction to all. Give mo u
call and Judge for yourself fcb2S
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
[ By Telegraph for Tile -Kgis.]
CATTLE SCALES, Nov. 11th, 1871!
ITj McEIdelry's WHARF Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10. 1879.

BEEF CATTLE-3,035 Head Market higher
than last week. Very best, IS. rs 10 $3.50. Me.
dum to first quality, S4.75 10 1915. Ordinary
thin Steers, So. so 90 s3..75. Sheep, good to ex.
ira, 1925 90 $3.50. Lambs, $500 "a $3.50.
Corn Hogs, 975 "a 1880 Sillers, 50. 90 "a 80 80.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
MRS. ELIZABETH WALKER,
late of Hartford county deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
18Th day Of October, 1876,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th
day of October, 1875.
HENRY W, ARCHER
oct10 Executor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
FOR RENT.

CITORE HOUSE on Main street, Bel Air.
- Apply TO
JOSEPH E. BATEMAN,
No 11j North High street, Baltimore.
Or to JOHN T. SPICER, Bel Air, oct20
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-12
Religious Notice.

THE Methodist Episcopal Church South
IL at Dublin, now closed for improvement,
will be REOPENED Nov. 14th. The SER
vices of the occasion will begin Saturday
evening 18th, at y o'clock, and be continued
during the ensuing week Ministers from
abroad will be present and assist on the &C.
casion. i. WELTY, Pastor.
, 1875-12-15

OF rho hon. Joseph f. Carr. fudge OF
the Suntttur Court VI Cook CQuuiX4

the Superior Court VI Cook County.
CuIcAuu Dsc. II. Isis -pr. s. H. Hase-DEAh Btu !:
Permit INC ta add my grateful < tlnopt to ths sruy
Of witnesses to tue Flrucs nf yous Justly ceebr4-d
AraLi lis netl!e.. For long une ny wife eeEl
ullly afflicted th ! hacking cough pressed breath
in sorcIesA the chest. aud constant .cue pain In
tae 10 xef poi tuu of tbs rght lung and under both
shoulder tRdei. tiaF suder!uEa intense. and
ahe bo.Ame extremely uerv'ns Lua prosts4ted. ust
disease prononn ed coEtHmpinn by thn byEIci
Of ChtcAsa and other ctes waose preAcrintIonR had
teen taken With u. heuens. Wnsn 5ou sfnted
Chicago, In June, s13, - ea!sl on .ou, hlv!rg
very nts hnps Of d.,i.iug help I! . your tro.t.
rnent. Ws wers Inspired with ronnurucs by the
lk,tful manner iu ~AIth TOUR thorough niuA-
tion WAS tonducIed, and tbs fstiafastury
panauon with whlch yon Closed your d. 4Chosts Ny
wfie dat rHLed 10 aks youE medicines III AcaoFiance
With your plstn kud practsal dirc :tnhs She beRsu
- uas the Arabian ii lt Ours and Ar1oian Toulc
their bs neh. &l e6 oct At onct became a. i!estts
cough foossaed and soou cexsed rtslaratoa oe:auss
ea4y, the Of ths chest relieved. snl all
pain removed bha beHAn to lu IN hesh aud improve
in str .ngth And apta4sAu IN II be ese that yhu~
nedh tne4 aud hksIlfnl &S1c% hiys sAysl tho a Of my
wtfe. HIS nnies With ns IN this grateful uiuuts 10
ths mart Of ,ous FAmsdlss. Very re'pocsly .ou's.
The abovo testimonial 10 entirels voluntsr".
and cprtalnlY ~pt Aas veil for D.. Hoaes A. Ab All
n,elclues. We understand that. on accoun of
the lpclamencY OF tbs "ca.her Inst ne~k, danr
who desired 10 see Dr.. t1o"s we're unaoIo +, do
10. con 20 lneptly he vii F1ve. by tolut,:. two
ds:s more for advice aud free exauli.:f4tion.. II
The AIattesun uous-. TbnrbdaE and Friday /.
tli4 week. ase the Doctors advertisement.
, 1875-12-15
THE G1kAHt1EItS.


THE RATIONAL ORGANIZATION.
Lou1sv,LLE, ky., Dec. i4.-TAo Gfangera
hare set on loot n1overnent looking to tho ercc
tion Of buiijiDE 10 tha .lty by tut Order
throughout tho United S!atcs. 10 bs uae3 a. tba
headquarters OF the National Grange. At tie
recent Convention Of the body Lold In this
city, tLo subject OF erecting aucl, a b'ita'
lug ais d,bcl-Bed, but 40 o:be'a' act1 n
IA ;en A step Was, h,"ever, surgested
which ras a'mp,e, and prom,ses 20 he afcaI'e,
Mi. Ke!'y. the scc.etArr Of the National uEauve.
proposed ,uat EACH member oi tho Order cou-
tribute lu cents towasd the erection OF ths
ehillce. There u over 7o1uJ0 Patrons III tho
Tinted Stater, MD ths revenue thus aris.nE
amouuts to over e1u,0G0. The Il angers are
rather enthusiastic over lhr pros. ec, and thlnk
.hore IL no roonl LOT failure. Some tim. may
elapse before the project IL ea,ris out but II
u,lf be do,- eventually. liza movement. has
been kept rather quiet. and now for tAe dtBt
tltnA AuuehtR LII LII
, 1875-12-15

a wv hA4"Atu1 AitpI "At4 hAA' 'Fp" t"' ~" 'ON"
1E& vrnqrEn. ..
anh anktd him wI,s he thought Of tha Far'el
stoFy
"Oh, it II all hosl I tAnr" Gaid the tolfc '.'t1,
thete tan't thu sIIg atost seasrn Tor be'.sF.nB
In conrerpation abous tho FarNoIl letter,
SENATOR 1.''naN
said that there wA6 Ab.0lttelY m tfuth II tbs
s.ateMsuts that \ era thara made ~ 10 lin Or
hls acton. He t,nd nevsr attempted bs = q.
either in 'mpAny will F&rwell ot otherriae. 10
accomplish tbs Ta.nnsst u HDliclIor Nil.1'.
Fur,h 7. he asHared tho Iett'nnIAu with whom
hA "sa taking that be lla! no !aes thst the
ttan ~ Mr. AAfd. i[oaosef that .nsRut lA,e
b~eD. lie nR- cnstlIn Al TO htIsst, AMI Avaiu
fstI denied that he hsl nctsa auy such patt -
3tr. FarwoIl nttt.Duied to hl1,,
!. Au,rEi.i. jO%Fs.
Collf nf Cnstnms. tretted the sffair ah h;a
friend l1lnfnra Wilson did, ,-lRu:.he1 It II aA Nh
n,1rJ. lie rokarde II A. ,nlaiaie Tn thH ptr' of
Mt. FArSe't to pnul!sa he teseos. sud ''aa VI 70
oplniop that sle gentleman wunil e1r II III that
light after tho su,oke Ind cleared AWar.
An IT .MtxEp DENIAL
A. reporter yenscr 1As eA!'ad On tho Hon.
lluford W!!aon It hls r3o'us III The falIne1
lIunue. and asked hln, fow quchtt"nn:
E.-ilasi'g READ Mr.. Cong o'anau Fasvel''a
coucesn ng It or tho sccus attonr II nlakeaf
af Wy III NAV stato from tllst Mr.
Far ellis ssaertous ~ 70 nhas | sad - Dir.
Watd nro auro .u.ely and una 1ali1ediv false in
eyory par.icu!ar-as wlotu and sepsrAtelY
Is toke or in eAsneat directly or by impIisa.
t,ou, / ne,er SAID or hi,tcd tu ATr Ward o.
nnt one -lsc, OF ever, thought, what Mr. Far"el
arc lies TO, nle. Ou tue conrnry, I hays
aui t,e Department has, spain and avai
l.trncted tho o:accrs uot to hut
.ni.c,.nent4. except int utority Ut The 1rau1
Jury would vote under their onths that tllsy
thought there was n,iflsnco to couy1e: the oeraou
accused. Whlo the lu1inI+trat,ou has 1een
anxious 70 have TO gully man etcapo, II hut
unislet.
R.-iol leave for 81. Louis tonight, 1 under
| staud7
Mr. W.-Yes; have t]uishal all the blsines.
| that Thought ms hers, and
4 coupLETE PROGRAMME
has been arranged. which viii We lcft In th
| hanls Of 9-n. Webster, Col. Mathews, Aut
Mcssrs. Aver and Dexter 10 be carr,ca out.
, 1875-12-15


Utsrles Phelps nepu'y .seA'"'O' ~ 1'o '%"'
Of NsW YORK "no s"'u"'eu '"o ''*'' "1' ~
$50, ,06o.
'Matt Morgan rnsr think In is worshi'tng frs
=, s1hbislug "caaaic pictures" in Ne" York.
!. - .,bsr uef ,nus think In IL uor.hiUinK lhe
po' L,II., Tia lto-oii nv. n1a nv that
Ani&hss u' ,,... =, ,,.a a,.r, ~ ~ hs
~ ~. nj withdraw Il ht,rso,f It should be with.
aoe' ~, ,hs n,,to,"
t,swu b! shs po'lee' -.
'.c na'' 1',, ""' ~" w. wv sno.asd ~ hs m,r.
I'D. When lo learned thai h'a Intended hnff
.sso*u in over hs waited CALMLY until "s'
vtdding.dsY. anu. "fe" biz turn cana 10 con-
..,t,1a(e her or hcr happiness, he nut buIlo!
s j n.r bs.j, Bho Is sti, living and ho Ia in ja,..
fhIs occurred At 81. Marss No.
'I .orr, man commute ID auie,de in ciociunat,
A5on"e u"n .'a ~ oa su ,.d, n.,ro1 ~ , ,onn,o
~ r,f,. ~ saymour. Ind, Tho Coroner rent her
nlpe, ol sS! ,...,,. .s..i.,sss,. -,
hs following ehhrac'o of's''e anu conh,oetasa 'e'-
d, ptc H., Ao1''-''5S 'e"'"e N'pe' oesa,ua''
Ind, Tour lover has committed auscido What
d'po'.l shall i make OF thu eOdy'"
Alexander Dumas IL renorted to be enormous
,,.s,1,l,y. Ills gallery ot pc,urns alone .e CO.
gso.t+a gst. to bo WORTH a1oo,cuo. li,u rt.v. "Le
n.o,,,M nd, :, upht him e70, ,00D. and ho las
''n.s.a aqo 90 Or tho copywr,cht to LIN new
f.losea S1y w " ' ~. rnp' ,1s, 49, ~. %
IT, i'.. IN. vortn apo)o, mn, a couatry house
p'en ~ III, ~ ~ ho,1,. "a, an mn
shkh coalt oot oe bought 'or sl''ooo'
Somebody v1,'ee 10 49, New I 3o'a ne~sn'pot
thtt lodNo III not d" In"aan "o'u' anu doca '!ot
, 1875-12-15

Srrt&ai httdfeh 10 T.t Chraao Trfbunk.
SPR1xufiYlp, sIAds.. Doc. 14.-At tho aunua!
meeting OF tbs Ma2- achusct.s state Grange in
this elty to-day, resolutions we're rRss de-
nouueinc tile exer1. ton fiom taxation oF e3o,-
200. GO Of property ID tue state betongioy to
oau,ci1es aud 20 called charitable instisut,one,
tue evasion OF taxation Nv tho=e who maxe larEs
Jepysi III kAvirRs baukr, and the wron@
Of q taxation # fnoncy lent on nottgaret
rroocrty = d that property n;s' Tho
e5oIu.ianR declare cmphaticn,I1 for eluat Taxa.
tiou TO-. al anl exemption tnr noue. Lar ~ the
past year tue num!'er IT Oranges in tho State
has increased I mn, G5 to 1u0. and the Den!h-'- :
slup from z.70J to 1000 Arrsugulneu II la. O
been coranumat:d looking to snb1tonsial
eteigns Ct Industry, who number 1000 in :Ass
city nlone.
, 1875-12-15

TWENTY-FIVE DxpRAyKp CRIMINALS.
8tsctoi bsrtIteh ta Thf fhieaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. l4.-Tle eass OF the unItod
states agaiust twenty-five bArsls OF whisky
commenced TO-DAY, aud will probsbly b. given
to the jury tomorrow. This II tho whlskY BE-
lupg!ug to Aaran schosnfsldk which was aslzsd
luG fEAudH on thu revenue.
Tak xEHsIN0RR PROPERTY.
seized for nou-payment Ut assessment In Illicit
u4lskY,. VAS so!d to-day, and brought merely
nominal psicea.
, 1875-12-15
0BI] UARY.


oIu7 srENEnsoS. tho Minister Of Sweden and
Eorw,y to The United States, died suddenly In
pnis On the 9Th INIT. He had been acorod[ted
% othls country about four yera. 30 wAs for
nssly Sssdish Minister Resident 1t Coussanti-
uop1s, and Afterwards Envoy Extraordinary and
Nlpta Of plentpoteuttaty At the Courts Of the
4 ,hs1lands and Belgium. Ho a5d received
nsny d,sunctions In h!a day, among them tie
following: Knight OF the St. oluf [Norneglau)
Order, Commander Of the Swedish North Star.
comuander Of tho Daniah Dannebrog. Grand
0ncsr Of the Belgian Ieouotd Order. Command
ih1Ian Bts. Msnritlua aud LnzhruB Order, Grand
Officer Of tbs Turkish MedI!do Order, and draud
odicsE uf tbs pe.Hlau Hnn and Lion Order.
SIR HOUSTON STEWART.
The cable dispatches Oh Sunday last an
bounced ths death OF Sit HOUSTON STEWART,
@. Q. B., Ylce-Admiral Of tue English Eavg.
h waa born III 1881, md was fret 10 service 1t
!hs xieRe Of St. jean d'Acre. He was second IN
command cf the English f1eot in ths D!aek Sou
n la3s-e, End for his gal'antry of sobastonol
~ made 4 Knight Commander Of tho BATH,
md was aftcl wards promoted to tho rank at .
enua officer IN the Legion Of Honor. In 1852
b NAa tn IaIhameu ut It, tho Liberal fnterest for
o'ttnmieh, ana subsequently served ~ Comp
hollel-Qenetal ot tho Coast Guards and Lord
.! ths Admiralty.
THE REV. O. r. EcuLATTEn.
ooe of tho strongest Of German Republicans,
shs Rev. GEORGE Fnxpta1ok BcutAr1ER, died in
~*tnnasinn, Baden, lass mouth, In 1849. then
ALutherau minister. he Waa chilled 1t tho atoss
q Tho revolution to preaide over The Couatitu-
Aonl @ nRrtsa. He was subsequently, seized
md tried for daloyatty, and suffered solitary in.
pssaoument for tix years, during which time he
Htots eighteen yolumss upon toclhl and political
saars. and also upon prison discipline. whics,
aad vary large salo.
J. T. VAN vALHENDUn0.
ctHvE1Anp, O., Dec. Ill. y. VanValken.
burg, edtsor Of tho s,luoy Democrat formerly ol
tne Fremont Messenger, died 1t his residence lu
.a!doey. O., yestesdsy. Deceased wAs member
Of ths lat Constitutional Convention OF Ohio,