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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-30

NAr0NA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7. EHANh
80, I-meets every Friday even Eih
ing at s o'clock at Temperance fp-fA
Hall, No. 298 Second street.
ID. c. McDoueal, W, @. T.; e. 0. Milton, w.
V, r.; @. A. s. Richardson. W. r.; q. 4
Shepherd, ". A. Ri IL. Thompson w n.
r.; Bun F. Price. W. IT,; A. Hum; ". U Il.
ii. Hampson, W. D. u; W. A. Hill, y. W.
g.; Geo. B. Elliott, W. s.; Rev. ID. o.. Gull
CaELsR1 TEMPIE OF II. AND 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock, at their
nail, Brick Church, Chelsea. &. L: Colby,
y. O. T.; B. 7, Carr, W. v. T.ih. NJ; Ken
dali, w. R.; 7. B., Rawlings, W. A. r.; E.
z. Chandler, w. +. R.; w NJ. Carr. w. l.;
W. S. Rodgers. W. U.;.R 7. White, W. D.
u; Chas. H. Lanham. w. g. q. X. EgneW,
MS; r. J. Rawlings. ". Chap.
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No. l, T. A. AND 5
T.-meets first Monday in each month, IN
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at u o'clock
pm. John w. Graham, Q. of O.; John W.
Brush, R.
THALEs TEMPLE OF II. AND 7. No. i-meets
every Monday evening at ~ o'clock at their
hall, corner Second and Adams streets, oyel
Engine-house. Jonathan Wood, W. y. T..
John W. Brush, W. v. IT, W. y, Atkinson
W. R.; John D. Cox, it,. W. A: r.; John "
Cacey, W. r. f.; Chas. IL. McDouyal, W
T.; +. 7. Davis. W. U.;R u. Hester, W. D
u; i. W. Halle, W. CT i. Bourne. W
S.. Dan A. johnson, W. Chaplain.
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- ID .ransAeNons W0rlhy oI roc.


Tie market opened quiet, with prices
uomiuAlly unchanged. Offerings were
fair, with a light demand.
AurRfnaN n AgaTFfcATfON.
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pnRLIC LEDGER.
MAsoHIO B%EEECFoEr'


AA M
LODGES. ,yN
or~v Mrvpurs. No. lis -meets "a rrlaay,
oeihh morfh IN Odd Fellows Hall. ID +
u.Iisr " Nj: Blk Pullen. See'y. .
ASarRoNA. No. 16s-meets Is. monn = "
each month IL ! 1g EaeEs siS ssc'y.
N'os1y. eroTT. No. 29-meets LIST WEDNESDAY
hhLih roontb. in Odd Fellows Hall. Ar
nav;s WM;RAL Lyle. See'y.
hnealeS,ro M N9-meets Sd Friday IN eacn
Daf In Odd FelloWs' Nall. JnofN IRA
hHsm' w M; II J Ward. Seo'y Pro teM; !.
hILNlsshh n 0dd Fellows Hall. James S
eacrnnenter. WM; lack 7 White, sec'y'
Purv CzlrrER. No. 2-meetS ID MONDAY q
sanh mcpt1-at Masonic hSh, ~ vCyVSV
Rioek Robt. Galloway, n. E. u. p .. e.
LOCKE, iSEIfrrR, No. 95-mosts at Ma
.,,;o HALL. ia Gaynso Biloxi, 81 Nc2eAyoi
o1b month. b. X. Pulleni %. 4, d, p;
4. W. Shelton, secretary.
&. AgDa.n
erRHKA C0uE0Ib, NO. o-meeH ~ karr
.irr NJ each m0nth-2t Aason5S oeit lnnsF
40 Block. A. =. Whsslel, IN. H.; c. 4.
Myers. hse.
cvsuyx C~oNNASDEKY, No. &-Nss1 ~ Ae.-
tsv Of each month az Msssrie halss 0aycSo
lock. Ed Worsham, h.C.s I'D h2c,-A'
81. Etxo C-oNNASDEsx No. n-Nss
"A TUESDAY Of each mcnth AZ Mess1te a.
Gayoso Block. B. +. AAllss. B. g ~
oI SSTsars or Rxa Csass og Co~vsskSrISR-
meets frst aud third SatartRys 0tseea mente
at Masonic Hau. L. 3 h4te1. n - Il
D.. BarchuS. i.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-30
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Friar's Point, A. J. White..~~..........5 pm
Arkansas river, Rosa Miller-......~......-5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati.
A. j. White, Friar's Point.
Carl Sehurz, Scanlan's Land'g.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Thomas Sherlock. N. Orleans.
Illinois, Vicksburg.
Ella, White river.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
0sceols, st. Francis river.
City of Vicksburg, St. Louis.
BOATS IN oRT
Rosa Miller, A. J. White and Car
Sehurz.
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OF N

NAr0MA TEMPLE or II. AND 7.
80, I-meets every Friday even
ing at s o'clock at Temperance
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-30
mARnnr.

The following quotations are for orders
rom store and small lots in a iObbinF a
APPLES-Medium ! p; choice. l 1898 %
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

Local DoTTrSGs.-Fuu scarce os
ton Club disbanded.
"Anxions" gentleman returned-kops
his anxiety was relieved by the trip.
The county projects new Boarding
House to Accommodate the Sheriff
guests.
Marshall" respondent only ont
case this week.
Corporation finances much increased
by the recent suow-sleighing on the
sidewalk popular. .
Ice in the Bay. Terrarias happy
SPOUSE" miserable.
The presidential mansion about to
come 10 grief. Harness hereafter in
the Court House square. F
Crabs aud eels i'll lots to suit pureha-
sers. all necessary Arrangements, sach
as boxes. etc, being made 60 meet the
demand. Apply at SLEEPY Hollow. u
Canvass backs in luck. Accident to
the Counts. buggy. Repairs compiler
ted and Rouse" and he off Tor the Mar
rows. Unhappy ducks! Aq
Without notice TO friend or Zoe, and
minus his usuAl company, the Cap,
tain is again ON the wing aud again
headiag for the saneiest city.
Literary rrocIivi;ies. The Coils
visits e the Library are hourly The
advice Of Pope is TO touch not or
drink deep" We take ours With sugar
init.
A yotiRg legal limb authorizes rs to
inform bis triendsand tse public general
y that in future be viii deliver ne free
Opinions, Charges strictly in accor-
dance with the professional scale.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

AND CONTAINING. TWENTY FIVE
ACRES. MORE OR LESS.

The Biit states in substance, that in
1867 ces.ain Henry L Krraer sold aud
isasresd 20 easssry 10 certain VIM II
Read the afo-.aail land at and for the
sa,6 If 81 500. the saifssfseai payits To
The said Nsrner on account III sail con-
>iiesstian the sum Of 81. 100 leaving tho
SUN d SiQQ q b. PAID bs las said Read
10 si.e sad kssner ., the. expiration of
!. hse years ~ wi.:-- IN the l2th DAY of
Oe,nter, 1872, ibat IN or sbau. the 7;h
lldsy Of september, 1870, . certain David
DAVIS purchased sail claim and vealog's
| lien Of 500 fro'a said kerncr who. with
I his wife, e,.nvesed 10 the said Davis all
| their interest in apa ,e thc aforesaid lxnd.
i'ns Bill further States, that after the
! aforesaid ibalaae1 of purchase money be-
rame due, lie sald Davis called upon said
! Read for the payment thereof. when the
.easd Davis was .laiosised by said Read
that hefiaa said SAID land Ia one A q,
Remission; dat subsequently tho said
/ Davis was Told by saii fennisson THAI
I ,ha. deed from Krrner ani WIFE 10 said
i Davis Was Of go Eaeeoani. aud that be,
] ,hq said 1'ennisson. would give. him. tho
said Davis, S2a0 W cash Lea his claim
ssaisst said psnrsris wlueh. 10 view of
said 'Ieaul.sons s,atelneBs, he agreed 10
accept, and signed deed. Without hsv-
I ing read the same, 10 which were already
the SIGNATURES ef dSeraer and wife for
said prnPertyt ait tasAt 4t
! The Bill further states, that the ssil
4 S2o0 were cot paid TO the said Davis by
/ the said Tcasissioa, but that instead Of
/ The cash rs promised. ha gave him, the
4 sail Davis. a,araft or order on NJ ,ssrs.
/ Miles Il Roberts. Commission Merchaats,
4 wt.lel, lle ras indnerd tp take, that the
said slilcs.S Roberts were at taa time Ia
+. solvent. aud did not then aud never have
/ pale: the said sum Of tnoney to the said
! Davis, ana that the deed from kerser aud
I vile, which the said Davis was induced
( ia sign. wss not made TO the said Tennis
sen as he supposed, bat to the said Nm
u Read, ana by him the said property
I was conveyed to iulia Sophia Teualssou,
/ lhe wife Ut A G Fcnnis<pn.
/ The EIil further states. that tho ssid
! Harry lsAll's and Vim Il Read are non-
/ RESIDENTS Il the State Of Maryland.
III II is.ihefcuran ordered tbs Sih day of
February, 1876. the Complainant. by
causing cepy uithis order to bs insert
ed ~ the Saint Marys BEACON, once in
/ each oil four successive WEEKS. three
4 months before the 10Th DAY OF
JUNE. 1876. give notice to- the said ab-
y, iit nue srar,-resideut Defendants Of the
object and substances Of this Bill. aud
warn them 10 appear in this Court. in
! perspa Or by solicitor, on or befora the
sad loii,, day.os June. IN the year 1876.
to answrr thtr premises aud slo~ cause,
II sns 10y have. why derree should
hot pass as prayed, sl ,&5
j FRANK FORD, ~
True capy--fcs, t
j FRANK FORD.
east 4-h Clerk.
Feb Ia, ls-6--4w. q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10


s. ], z. 49, 81 CO
- s, $3.50 ~. s,,.s = II.
- -. ;,.sss.ss~ M, Il ]. r,r.se,s l;,s r. 9
I,,17ees - ~ iii VIE, sy<r therl
~l.zs.9 a.;3 Il 4, .s,s.,;u.>5|$ h.x4 = Il
49, 80 ~ III CIR, ',s;...
1isy1s.n. <.lserf : ~ - l.Iiscss Z h>re
rro>>sts S~.insf jeuuiiksr ax1pa have he<rE
lied nv 'sfraz,E AMI fhrass5$A 1fIe TINS
tees the roxer IL tie anncsn txnerss j.
granted 10 The people. NJ NEzxfs
Editors, al can see that tn evea teacy
los his communication 81 III gire again
! The as,poinsmsnf III Tue com ID sssiasers 10
the peaple. IN order that he might ele-
Iy4fs himself 70 the position 1T Exam
iner By building school house on every
little emineuce ard y,ers0nling The peo-
pie 10 believe that hssis the great stand
artl-hearer Of public education. nm
no aamiFerrof any such traffic. and any
man who deals tbereiu Il reiterasr, that
Fif there could be 4. law to exile him,
that expulsion would be too god. FIR
from such sources and shsursiities come
s.lIsnsioo theories = ~ go
II - Il ~ - :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

COUNTY CoaMIssTcNERs.-The Boar..
met, present A. f. FenwicE, Beni. Fox.
vel, Stephen jones, JAS. II. Alvey aud
Jos. Il. Davis T Martin Camalier ac-
led as Clerk, Mr. Durant being still
confined to his bed in a critical con.
GitIon. A large amount of business
was transacted, viz: Bond of Z. n
Mattingly, Constable, was approved
Leave granted to Geo. Fl. Mattinqly
To- change tie location of a short section
CT public road, provided the portion
opened be put in good aud proper con
dluon. Pensions were granted in sew.
eral cases of extreme destitution. Two
hundred dollars was levied for the rur.
chase Of the colo brick Office" the MA.
terials to used in the repair or con-
str1elion oil County Jail. Numerous
bills for repairs on ,he public roads
were examined and passed TIE Board
remained III continuous session during
the entire day, and adjourned until the
2nd fucsday of March next. s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10


Tux SOUTHERN Mp. RAILROAD.
Senator Crasin, Of New Hampshire. m
-trodeced in the Senate Of the United
States on, Thursday last. a Liu 10 aid
in the construction of tue Southern
Maryland Railroad. 1t provides for
government gaurentee Of interest on,
thirty year five per cent. gold bonds OF
stLis road to the amount of $4,000 per
sn!le between Washington city ARA thu
aarbor of St Mary's river, and TO Pcin:
lockout, at the confluence Of tie Poto-
mae river with Chesapeake Lay, the TO-
tai distance not 10 exceed eighty miles,
and tue bonds to be delivered only OF,
the completion of'the road.
THE bib also provides that n mortgage
shall be given to secure the United
States against loss, that the govern.
ment shall retain all MONEYS due the
rad for transporting mails, cod. troops
aud supplies OF every DESCRIPTION Tor the
United States; and that ia case tbe
amouat thus retained shall not he suf
iicient to pay the interest coupons as
they fall due the company shall deposit
with The Secretary of the Trcas,iry i
sufficient amount out of the ret cal n
inss TO make. rr The deficiency. Ibe
guarantee is not to be given unless tbs
road Is completed within two years
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10


LzossIAGivx Iz1nBrR 70 THE LArz
sgsAroR BIIL1x< lily. In he Senate
Of nns land - sdsasssy. 2ufI4x-
|'renee sal,mit.sd lie folloufng ptesn-
ble&na rsoiatidnx:
sfharvks- the 8 ia s:;;sss rla<sssised III
rrcfaas,J sosTsu Ill annaunss n1~at III
/ the de4.A IL Hon rLapxaa III BiIling x5<y,
late Senator from St Nary's county
therefore.
Rssslssdbyfhe Seuate of Naryland, Thar
in bis death this hotY and the Stale
have lost one O. their ncblast men, ore
If their best and most able members;
and further, that bis long aud active
pnbliesseryice, bis devotion to the vel
fare OF bis State alsd feIlos-mlen Lis
earnest enaeayors in behalf Of educa-
ton, entiile him TO our highest esteem
ard to 4 gsateful remembrance by all
But Willie we realize that his great
ability and experience are lost 70 rs, we
must bow IN lsusnlle submission 10 she
Divine VIII. and ask only 10 express
our devotion 10 the memory of one so
universally beloved.
ResoIrsa, That the foregoing resolu-
tions be entered on tie journal OF the
Senate.
The President.of tbs Senate CIR,
Phelps il the chair) seconded the .resc-
l,tionss aud paid high tribute 10 the
deceased as private citizen and legis-
iator Eulosies were also delivered bs
Senator's Steiner, Stevens. Mudd and
Lawrence, after which the resolutions
were adopted and the Senate adjourned
The preamble andsresoiutions were
read the stnd day in the Hopse' and
were eoncarrsa IN, on motion of Mr.
Mattiugieys os this County, who said
be thought there was-scarce necessity
f5r an expressions ii the hope that the
House would ADEPT bis order OF concur
renee. He believed that the members
here were as painfully and as soien,nly
impressed With lis import as he was,
and that they would pass the order
without dissent lie then paid tri.
butte to Mr.. Bihingsl..y, aud recounted
ia well-fitted terms the usefulness of
his wellsspert life. He regretted, lie
said, his inability to do proper justice
TO the memory and character Of his
friend and his fellow citizen man
who was one of St. Mary's most hon
ored and honorable sons. Repeatedly
vested with high political trust by her
people. lie had flied them each with
Garment ability, with the tr,iest patriot
ism, and to tie entire satisfaction Of
those Hlram lie, served. He then feel
ingly touched upon the domestic aud
private relations and character Of the
deceased. and in conclusion said that
the citizens Of st, Mary's viii long
mourn tie loss Of Col. Billingsley, whose
private lie and political career viii re-
main 81 bright examples of the purcst
integrity, high ability, aud exalted
worth. Tie House then adjourned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

GRASGE ELEcrIcs AND TSsrALrA.
TtoS.-At meeting Of Charlotte Hall
Orange on the 18th of January. ult..
the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year:
Master, J. Ii. Hancock;
0verseer, J. W. Thomas:
Steward, L. w B, Haschins.
Ass; Steward, james Turner.
Chaplain, Rev. J, W. CbeSics;
Treasurer, L. L. Burcb;
lecturer. John II Chunn:
Secretary, Fl Clay Dent:
Gate. Keeper, James Burch;
Ceres, Mrs. T. ", 3, HutcLins.
Pomona. Miss Maggie Turaer;
Fiege- Miss Enmis Cheslev;
Lady Asst Steward. Miss LYDIA
Hutehins.
At q meeting u the Grange on the
Stu instant. tina above olicers were
dul, Installed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10
MnxcRAI TRrarrr TO THE LArp

MEMORIAL TRIsrTs TO THE LArR
SENATOR BnIINesLEr.-We give in
Gun present. Issue the resolutions offer.
ed IN the Senate By Capt Lawrence.
wish q IFeef synopsis of Dir. Mat
t'ngly's remarks in the Hosse. on
the death OF the hate Senator Billings
lev. We shah print in our next issue
a full report Of the eloQaen, tributes Of
Messrs. Lawrence. Steiner, Mnid ard
others to the memory II our iate repre<
sentative. our limited space preeluding
their publication this week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

AcExowIEpaNESrs.-Oar fhanls
are due Capt. Lawrence q the Senate
Of Maryland. Mr. Maitinrly of TIE
House and others unknown to Is, FOR
regular Issues 81 The proceedings Of shss
tso bodies. Ell our GFAsrai Assenshlv,
a also for other pnflsc dccunents.
Or. Henkle. oar attentive and aUrkiaa
representative "a Congress, il $50 exisi-
tied toour thanks for enpies Of the Con-
ggessioaai Record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10
LzoxARbaoNs. III


CoycaRssIcgkL AND LEGISLATIVE =
Tie hitter Iur Washington CORES
pondent in io-day's issue gives fsir
synopsis Of the proceedings and man
ifestatlons Of Congress daring the past
seeh IN cur State Legislature, . Pc
tition 5Fas presented by Mr. MHstingly
rom Joseph II. Kev and others asking
tho continuauce of the present system
Of Tobacco Inspection. The same gem
t,erian also presented petition from
Col. Dent and others asking division
Of tue 18th election district Of this coun-
~ the Letter to accommodate tie vo-
tiers thereof. The special Committee
to i,svestigateatbe affairs of the South
ern I'D. Railroad i eomr0sed as fol-
lows: Msssrss lancaster, Mattingiy.
Lewis, Lamot;e, Cocker and Riggs.
The Reform endeavor to inculpate SEN
ator German in Canal. frauds has come
TO grief. The Lawrence and Lynch is-
sue is still without result and appar-
entity without progress. The delay in
t'.is case is simply astonishing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10
DIED.

On Tuesday, ihe sch Of Jaauasy. tl,., AZ her
hate residence in Montgomery county. Mrs
MAkf =. IN hsr 5aih year. wife Of nonglass
Chopper, and youngest daughter Of Philip Key
III of ST Nary's comfy Mas sie res, IN peace !
In the village Of Aliens fresh, thtr!cs conn-
", Va, on Tuesday morniug, Feb LIST. II n.
BAlLf, OF iyfhoid pneumonia, aged - y.srs
Aa, he,rest in peace $685.. -
In Laneruu, Texas, on Wednesday night.
The IN of EehruaIs. inst, Dr. fs,,BERT NOR
kiS KEY, aged Al yeas. son OF the bate y. e..
s hey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

TREN Nav TARIxr BiLL.-The new
'a''a BAD proposes important changes
IN The present revenue laws. Ii j. said
TO have been constructed fer tie pnr.
pose Of increasing the revenue and CO.
efeasing taxation. cotFee and tea are
to 10 taxed, the former shree and lie
latter ten ceaafs; the tax on tctacco and
cigars j % he increased, wlils no
change j proposed on liquors and
wines. The bill. j, i stated. has been
frafsed 50 ~ 20 b reasonably aecepta-
bic e.the Republican Senate and Is
looked upon = N advanced step in
the way Of reforHb as il excludes. q
aeh as posSieles iasors 10 rnond-<z
lists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10
\ aEsIDIhI HlIIlf.
Davil laws
rs
4 bselom e. 'rennisson
Julia sophia tennisson,
tlarr, u Miles u
VIM Is. Read.

No AIT y. r..

rSsHE ei.;eet q slSS ssiis is 10 procure
decree 10 ses aside ssssais deed
from lieurs 4 kernsr and Ann NJ. bis
~sfe. sd 9seia Itss;s fso Wssliiam u.
Read. and certain cshsT deed lrem. wm
B Read % Jalis. Sophia Tenuisson. aud
fer ihe ssls Of tAss Real Estate therein
described, lseau.a On Smiths Greek in
Saint Masss County. siarssaad. called
and Known AZ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10


Mssstx, Editors On Friday seyen,
ing hst saslh ult 7 had the pleasure
Of attending IN, exhibition Of the pa.
nils Of the female school in This village
taught BY Miss P. A Pennington
daughter of The late Dr.. Pennington
os Virginia. Notwithstanding the sea
son Of winter. the evening Was clear
and beautiful The exercises CON-
sneneed at early candle-light and con-
tinued until about ii clock. p. m 4
largenumber d persons were present., who
felt fully rsnaperated for the trouble of
ieavingstheir homes. The yenng ladies
acted theIr parts in q manner which
reflected great credit ON themselves,
and also un sheir most worthy teacher.
At the couelnsion Of the exercises
Fiddler Joss was summoned TO aae
scene If acs;un, aud soon oldsnd Young
wess seen r6ioving themselves 20 their
hearts oonfenf In social little dance.
which lasted til the village bell tollesi
one thea, u lay me down 10 Sleep.
II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10

The 0sr1FAsss CcrRT. -.rha Court
netcn Tuesday last, fsssent canter,
Tippets aaa Mslbarn VERY litsls has
iuess WIS transacted. shea thes ad-
iournea until the seeond Tuesday of
March.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10
aAkRiEp.

st Ne. Zaccaseus Tippesiis. near Tseensri-
town. on The 2ud Inst, by the isev joseph r. .
Murphy, Mr. TAYLOR TfPRErT TO Miss
MARY q. NELSON, IetlfofIhis eennsy
On the Tih Instant. JOHN a. GRAVES 20
MARY JANEsoAkNS.-s s. fts3 -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10


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60 HoE Philip Fraaeiz Thosnas.
representing The First Congressional
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IL Ay1Hss I6rssess tarAs.f At J. W. fash.rn,s
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or BIZ Whatsoever name or names the same
may be knowa. confirming
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-07
MAJ. ENGELHARD.

The friends Of Maj. Engclhard are nu-
insfous ID the State. He has made them
By the qualities which 60 to make up the
gentleman. aud the endosments necessary
for theausefhl man for all Of which he
should be ID grateful remembrance. now
Chat he Is placed III tie position to need
some Of those marks of gratitude lie has so
falls deserted. For years he baitlsd man.
fully for the Democratic party. .snd ID 4 dis
tket where 10 led forlcrH hope. He has
been mainly iustruisnti ID IeyOlutionizine
that district and making victory almost Ger.
tain where it had long been impossible.
We endorse heartily the proposition d
our correspondent and hope be will DO no
minated as Secretary Of State.