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Meeting of the Independent Iircem.
back Convention of Indiana
Cftom the ST. Louis Republican

~ W." NC - A<ohi1 itspuDlCIus
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Feb. lG.-The In
dependent movement, as developed by
the State convention held here to-day
proves TO have more strength than wa 5
generally supposed. Well-iniormed Re.
pubicans concede that the ticket nomi-
mated ana platform adopted will draw
on many voters from their party, and
that II renders the success OF
the Republican party in the state
next fall doubtful. Throughout the
convention there was manifested an
enthusiastic ultra feeling in favor of more
grcenbacks, and the feeling In this direc-
ton was shown by prolonged applause
whenever anything fayoring imitation was
mentioned. Landcrs, the nominee for
governor, at this time represent, the In
dlaiapolis district in congress and was
the only Democrat who refused to vote
for Kerr as speaker. There are well
founded doubts as to his acceptance of
the nomination a. he will also be n
candidate before the Democratic State
convention for the same Office. Wocott.
Icmpleton, Bundy and Ncwsome, nom.
mated for the other leading offices on the
ticket, are large land-holders and farm
err, which gives il considerable strength
among tlic Changers, from which elc-
rncnt large yOte IL expected. The ex-
ecutiyc committee has organized by the
selection Of &. W, Russ, indianapolis, as
chairman aud u. + Riley Of Brazil, rs
secretary.
ILLINOIS IsDErESDEyf CONVENTION.
DECATUR, ILL, Feb. l5.--rhc hide
pendent Reform state convention met
mere to-day and elected permanent or
Lt If. 4. a l.. -
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BABCOCK'S TRIAL.
ARGUMENTS FOR THE DEFENSE BE
GAN THIS MORNING.

Ex.Attorney General williams En-
uinins The Relations or Hancock
with joyce, Mcdonald aud the Pres.
ident.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 1G.-lmmediately upon
the opening OF the United States circuit
court. this morning ex-Attorney General
Williams rose and addressed the jury,
opening the defense Of General Babcock.
The courtroom was thronged, the
greater portion OF the audience being at
iorncys. Very few of the government
witnesses were present, the most Of those
from Washington having been discharged
from service and allowed to leave the
city.
General Williams devoted considerable
time to an argument of the probabilities
In the case, and to a criticism OF the evil
dence for the government, assuming that
what the government had presented was
competent evidence, which was BY no
means admitted, General Williams said
the case might present some suspicious
circumstances. but by no means the
ground on which to base conviction.
lie then proceeded with some explana-
tons which would throw different
light upon the communications be-
tween Babcock and the ring. At
that time, he said Joyce and Me-
Donald were trusted officials. men
of influence, and possessing
confidence with good people. BabcocE,
Oh the other hand, was warm-hearted
confiding, generous man. who did not
give up u friendship once cemented tor
the whispers OF calumny. Everything
that had been presented by the defense
was incomplete and could not but leave
painful uncertainty IN every mind as to
whether it was to convey q proper sus-
picion. or to simply indicate weakness
of judgement to which every one is liza.
bic. The quantity OF this kind of evil
dcnce, said General Williams, ayails
nothing. a house is made OF
bricks, but million of bricks
scattered over an acre of ground does
not make a house, any more than two
bricks do. General Williams then traced
Babcock's military career, from West
Point, which he eulogized a. place
where honor and honesty were incul-
Gated, and where thieves aud robbers
were not educated. lie told of the de-
PENDANTS service in the late war, and
how he rose to be the chiefo engineers in
the ninth army corps.and afterwards to be
An aid TO Lieutenant General Grant, with
the rank of brevet brigadier general. a
good deal Of attention was given to Gen.
eral Babcock's relations TO the president
and the confidence reposed In him as the
private secretary to the president. In
one sense, General Williams said, he be.
came part Of the executive His OIL
,ial delinquencies would more or less re-
iect upon and degrade the chief execu-
tive Of the nation, and no ingratitude
would be so black a. his If he would
bring dishonor on one who had put such
confidence in him.
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board of police the sum of $0,69G lille
gally charged by him as commission and
interest on loan OF $4,000 made by
the treasurer out of the interest fund OF
tho State to the metropolitan board OF
police.
Gov. Kellogg explains to an associated
press agent his par; in the affair as fol-
lows:
Gov. Kellogg gives TO the associated
press as his explanation Of the report OF
the Aldridgc committee. the following
statement: After the White League riot
Of Sept. ", 1874, the condition of affairs
was such that the collection of State and
city taxes was virtually suspended. The
police Of New Orleans were some months
In arrears with their pay. aud threatened
to dlsband altogether. and leave the prop
erty of the city to the mercy Of the law
less elements then in ascendant. The
fiscal agent of the state was also the
fiscal agent of the police, and had a
very large amount Of State funds In
his hands, which could not, in any
event. be called for for several months.
TO meet the pressing public emergency,
the governor and State treasurer author
lied him temporarilyto transfer to the
police account sufficient State funds to
pay portion of the arrears due the po.
lice. so rs to retain them on their beats.
The fiscal agent took a. security lien
upon all the lincollected taxes for police
purposes. and also warrants issued BY the
State for services which the police had
rendered to the State a. militia. The
State was never ieopardized to the ex.
tent of one dollar by this transfer, and MS
matter of fact, "a shown by the investi-
cation of the very committee who made
the report, every dollar advanced by the
State was promptly repaid out of the first
taxes collected for police purposes.
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THE WAY To RESl,mr.

Mr.. Robert Price OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio
who 10 member of the city council O
that town, has practical ideas on the sub
ject OF the resumption ofspccie payments.
lie Is disciple Of Horace Greeley and
believes that the sage of Chata,iqua was
the prophet as well as the priest of re-
sumption when he said "the way to re-
sumo Is to resume" Last week Mr..
Price started the bail of resumption or
believes that he did. lie procured silver
half'dollar-by depositing its equivalent
In currency In bank pcrhaps-.and going
toa gun shop he had the words: 'srhc way
to resume" stamped on it. lie then,
wise Mr.. Price-carricd the seed from
which he believes will spring the flour.
ishlng tree Of resumption, to u printing
ONCE In Ills town ami paid an advance
payment Of three months on his weekly
newspaper. He thus not only "started
the ball Of resumption" but secured
iirst-class advertisement Of his own pat
riotic attempt at practical solution Of
the great national problem OF the day.
Mr.. Price paid the silver half.dollar
with the stipulation that the edi-
tor should not block its mis-.
sion at the start BY taking it
home and locking it up with
the plate. jewels and other yaluables
usually concealed somewhere In an edit
or's family mansion; he was to pay il
out at the first opportunity and make the
same stipulation with the person who
received 1t that had been made with him.
"A rolling stone gathers no moss" but
Mr.. Price believes that circulating sill
yer half-iOllar, by some special imagine.
tism Of its own, will attract from long
hiding places, from secret drawers. from
old stockings, from well-worn wallets,
regiments. OF silver companions in arms
messhalfdi,nes, quarters and half-dol-
lars which may do yeoman SER
vice In the battle for resumption.
Mr.. Prices avant cosrier of specie
resumption Is OF Uxlted States coinage.
dated 1900, "bcars thirteen States,
the head Of the Goddess Of Liberty
and the proud bird of America, the bald.
headed eagle" and the words, "The way
to resume" II started on its mission
about week ago.
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Miss GooDELL Of GAINESVILLE, wiscon-
sin, who has been studying law, recently
made application TO practice In The courts
Of that State. Her prayer has been de-
MED by. ChiefJusticc Ryan, who declares
that thereis no Wisconsin statute which
authorizes the admission of females to
the bar. He seems to hold some old
fashioned ideas on the subject of 'wO-
mans sphere" and to think that the at
mospherc of States courts is not, NOR
ally, q healthy one for her to breathe.
Miss Goodell should move to Chicago.
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CORN In 1870.

The agricultural report for the months
Of January and February compiled iron,
statistics received at the departm in
Washington says that late returns pre-.
sent fresh illustration OF the depend
ence Of the price OF corn upon the home
demand. At no time within the las
twelve years has our foreign export
equaled per cent. Of the crop. while II
has ranged below per cent. 1t will not
bear transportation abroad to an extent
sufficient TO affect our home markets.
The increased yield Of 1875 has had il
natural effect In depressing prices
both on the farm and In the mar.
ket A decline Is noted in all
the States except South Carolina, where
u averages the same as last year, and
Florida, Texas aud California. in which
the price has increased. In Texas.
though there has been an increase in
yield, the inhux Of Immigration has ere.
ated temporary home market for the
surplus. In the other three States the
yield has declined. and has In consc.
Iuence enhanced the local demand. In
all the other States the farmer gets less
for his product. partly on account of the
abundant Yield and partly on account of
the continued stringency in the money
market. The greatest decline Is found IN
the trans-1 eissipps regions Iowa falls
from ~ cents PR tuslssl 70 n; Missouri
fron " 70 ~; Kansas from 81
- SsifftSsks foY ~ to ".
~ explapsd by the,
dsAs ~ pS - ls7l Iby the
grasshs ~ = ~ sseSion and by the
abundant ctsps q 1875. In New Eng.
land It 10 neticesbis that the decline Il
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GIN. IRA ,. BLOOMFIELD y trate. lie
wants to be Investigated and says that 1t
Is his opinion that the citation Of .Orvillc
Grant nfose ~ eF&,d jnry y 70 Earn
why 0rsills wfote q litter in ls7l asking
the pscslicnt u rsusove Bloomfield, ana
explains the motive of Orville's letter as
being his anger at Bloomficld's removal
Of Lamphear, gauger. and a relative OF
the Grant family.
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DEPARTMENT OF JusrIcE,
WARRINGTON, Jan. 8, 1875.

10 Mr.. -United States District Attorney:
DEAR SIk:-My attention to-day Ia.
been called to many newspaper reports
stating that In st. Louis, Chicago, and
Milwaukee large numbers Of guilty mcr
who confess their guilt are let Off iron
prosecution. l cannot suppose that thi,
is true, but my attention being called Ia
1t, have directed letter TO each of tl,es,
places mat the district attorney may
that ante too ,sa S aiIaa V ora oe :, MADE
punished. am aware that in The OK.
citement many rumors will gain ere.
n nnn, 20 ,' live : 'eposc ~ your g9ou JuIg
from ANYTHING that viii cvcn io S'i iira
iavoritism toward those who have de-
dent;s r.itersto ., ,ins;r ,ia, .nc IT'S.
man shall escape" I do not know thai
there Is any Intention on the part of any
V on. , cmargeu Win the administration OF
nearance of any " sc,i e f,vn.;, anu VIZ ~,
be carefullv nvojdsd 4 ,yrito iii" I,,
way of caution, for have determined so
TAR as lies in my power TO have these
,n,, ,uu 50 conuucteu mat when
the honest men of the connirv' which Is
sure, in the main, TO b. just, will say that
no ope has been prosecuted from the mai
leo and that no guilty one has been let of
through favoritism, and that no guilty
one That has been proved guilty, or has
S'rnJ to m,nsem G h.y, mas oeeh SUI
Yours very rcsnon,S,II,.
EDWARD PIERREroNT Att'y Gen.
Overlooking the fact that Mr..
p,.
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IL the rumor tllat Collector Casey,
President Grants brotl,er-in-law, is con-
nected with the whisky ring of New Or
leans should prove true, 1t will stand in
the way Of that gentleman's possible pre-
ferment as United States senator from
Louisiana. 1t Is said that IL is the de-
termination Of Gov. Kellogg to appoint
Casey to the position. II the vote Oh
Pinchbscklg use Is defcrret until after
the sdjoS ~ q. The Louinana lcgis.
lature. H1 ~
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A PssvATs lsttsr from Washington
says Mr.. Hartzell Is gentleman who
leaves buncombe to other members and
labors with all his might and main for
his constituents"
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PIERRHrONT'e ORIpvw

A few weeks before the trial of Gen.
Babcock began In st. Louis, Attorney
General Pierrepont issued to the district
attorneys engaged In the prosecution of
the whiskey trials the following circular
letter
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-18

THE Scientific american proposes Cap
tain James r. Eads, the st. Louis bridge
builder and Mississippi jetty man, for
president, and the st. Louis papers
gracefully scQuiesce,
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WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Nov. II, 1873.
To Levi r. Luckey, Lindell Hotel, It. Louis
Mo;
See John NJ. Krum on receipt of this
whatever hour. Retain him to protect
him, and confer fully with him and an
swer at earliest moment. 10 go there
now would be very unfortunate. If he can
possibly prevent 1t. Report fully and
promptly to my house here.
o, T.. BABCOCK.
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Tho Cipher Dispatches.

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.)
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. l5.-A spe-
cial from St. Louis to the Herah OF
this morning gives portion of the cipher
kilograms which passed between Gen.
BabcocR IN Washington and Private Sec
rotary Luckey in st. Louis during the
Mcdonald trial, which were offered to.
day In court and ruled out. These dis
patches, as translated, are as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IL, 1875.
10 Levi =. LuckeY, Lindell Hotel, St. Louis,
No:
Tell him to employ assistance ii he
wants, and Means, but to prevent my 20
ing there now at all hazards. Exercise
your best judgment now. OSCAR.
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81. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. is. 1875

Gen. q. u. Babcock, Washington, ID. G.,
n. says no dctriment, no danger, per
sonal, political or otherwise, should you
come. Billy and others, upon whom
Mack's case reflects, are going to testify.
and friends think 1t would be well If you
could also. All would show nothing re-
ccived, but 1t rests with you il yol,
choose. Il. urges 1t, but they can not
force anything. lie Is retained for your
interest, / shall do the best can.
LEVI L. Lucky.
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WASHINGTON, ID. &. Nov, Is, 1915.
Levi T.. Luckey, Lindell Hotel 1T. Leuis;
Friends advise not to 90. A friend
leaves tonight. ! can make affidavit II
needed. Yours received. win attend
to Bondage Hamlet. All well.
OSCAR.
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In these dispatches Oscar Is a sigma
tnre for Gen. lBabcock, and Bondage
Hamlet has been explained by the de-
Tense to mean 'twO hundrcd"--that Is.
$500. The comments upon these dis
patches are generally unfayorablc to the
defense. II is Noticed that the dates of
those from Gen. Babcock, protesting
against going to st, Louis II it could
possibly be avoided, are nearly two
weeks before the one given to the press
on Nov. 30, after kilograms had come
out in tho Avery trial. in which he de-
inan,led to be called and heard. The
telegram expressing n strong desire to
have him there to go on the stand with
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Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. *. 1873.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. IL, 1873.
General q. L.. Babcock, Washington, ID. c
After consultation, X. says you will
not be asked to come. Rogers rung in
to-day. Did you get my dispatch about
Bondage Hamlet: LEVY u. Lucky.
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GOOD NEVS$ SMOKERS!


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G. o. PATIER 4 co.

Ten elegant sheets of Choice Music arranged
Tor lie i'iano Forte will he sent by mall ON re-
ee'pt OF one dollar. (post paid or single copies
NJ % cents each.
They can also he ordered through any news
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NOTICE..


HAVING loeased mysplf q J. W.. LAshsn's
H Store ADD engaged in The
bLACKSMiTH
wHEELWRiGHf BUSINESS.
an prepared TO execute all orders Il shortest
notice and Dusi reasonable terms Buegies
made to order Repairing and Painting done
In any style. Thahkfai for the past. rrspscs.
fully soliri, the future patronage Of my friends
EDWARD FAGlN.
Feb ), ts7s--3vs
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ION NOTICE.

ION NOTICE.
uvall and
igi.hArt.
y uf
BID Asa Neeihan,
20 Z Wilson.
w.
! E. Hooper.
q fcs -. Mssy's eeun.
q Court OF Equity.
S22 N Z.
bis 10Th day oG March.
the Auditors Report.
be ratified and rob6rm.
tae eontrs., 10 shewa
Tad Monday Of April.
copy OF this order DO
Pc Mays Beacon . once
uccessive weeks prior 70
Fay OF Apsil.
FRANK FORD,
/ cierh.
ETeet:
PRANK FORD.
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DENTISTRY.

nY opesial ssss~s, I sAaal visit Ieoaasi-
u tovs 6usiue The ssssisa Il naseb Cosrs,
asa SAasl ss1aaa soly he srss6ss- Persoal
desisisg % hass tbrir ssseh -
sssesd - va psesse esll spsa (1yD
osss ssces0sily eall to0s1iaseiy - wili ~
- esab,eA 70 iseess theo.
- PAOB IDvUyps.
0Uso1 3opo-tas 81 oos1e.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messra Editor.-A Announce Dceso
STEPHEN l. NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor -.t-Lav, ~ candidate 70. the
petition Of States Attorney in 1879 -
We believe him "a. be samirshly e,.ed
- discharge With Aaelity. beldness and
ability the rsapsasible dr ice sf she o.
G.. Macy Frionds.
l Ose II. 1874. s,i Eazaau
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NOTICE r CONTRACTORS.

r HE ehareA Of Sc. Fraseis Xsvies. Nevsovp.
10 to Be thoroughly repaired and the work
viii BIZ given TO the lowest responsible bidder.
All bsddees Tor The wost osst 70 70 the ehsrch.
examiee the wcsk necessary TO be doae, asd
1aks o~s she es,saeass for he sana and leave
thru with ur. GEO. W. crSlC on The pisee .
With The Rev. e. vlCiNANZA, LeosaSdsSwn.
vitbis tue weeks ftoo this dAss. IL
uareh :, looe-Ste -. u-..,s..
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nERSONS ere vssssa -, % n,s-
pse With Deg q 0sh vtss ~
Yarn. tsosn - Part PiseS Fsiss;'
and they ere sese;ddes. n esseh Oypssss
in the waters Of Pisey Psiss Creek. Tks
Law viii BE- sieialy entered .g.iss, III
pessees vislstise The aesiee.
H.AD fUe1aeS 13A
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FUR sBEBrFP.

wish ossy thsnks 70 ny ssossoos
kissds Sss their libessl sspposs. ] sgais
ssnsssse oyself - . sssdidaas Sss she
Shes;1.lty 10 1871. sd ssk The ssppsSs
Al ~ ssieo1s ss1 fellsv-sitisesa.
zACHARIAH 'MATrlN0LY.
Nevl1. 1875
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Boot & Shoemaking

HByRY NEAL, Boot and Shosna- -
III kes. Leosardsosa. Nd, has ie-
1osea bic place o. bssises iron the old -
essea - . seso ffoausg The Priasisg O0ce,
Feb ., lo73-so sax
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STHAToBOQ044eE.EA :
cyAsss' cssslg MTs5T, cssssv. sss-
''a'f aniii2S;sI IT, is.s.niaS sdl
0eDERED ny .TR1, COURT, rhs,Nr @
- Boses, adnisistrstof efJoAn 3 Boves.
late Of %. Mary's eousiy. xasynaad. decrec.
-, give tie sueeies ireVntte6 by iaw sc the ..
eesssd's cvsk5ss4Ssf t1isit aieir sisisea -
Z. . II: VI. - 9,
s,,'s' ~%l.sss IT, s.,ss : :s.s;,, =
sit'n tft,1-s-lD-~sSssR 1szGft'. ssss.
Ss'sr4sl "A: bfo3lc9.t. Is a. 7, ssa,it
.qh1ssss.ees essk{ isASvN SrssssI .Asseb,i
give potiee eShst have Obtained fspa n. Or,
thans' Ceust of6s Mtsy's county, Aaryland.
letters Of sdp.inissasf 90 sh4 personal estate
Of Jehs, b Rowes, kfe>Qf ssm e0uaty, DE-
o.ssed lAIiperssss bsviss si.tns 4 aisstshe
said deceased are hereby n0i6ea1 % exhibit the
same with the proper vouehefs attached thsse-
60, 10 the subscriber, on or befare the ] tn day
Of Sept 1875, fhey viii Otherwise BY la~ b
excluded fssos al b<ne6ts ofshs aid estate
All persoss iadebscA 20 he deceased are re.
qnessed TO ssks simnedisss payment 70 the
subscriber.
wN C BOwES,
'.N~tf 80 y g'fF. Administrator
Msssb -. isSs-sw.
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rOa PIE SENATE.

Nosu IAisoss-ycs win pissss ssDesso
las. II. WILSON. kxqr.. - . caa1i1AS &c
the Senate IN 1871. as4 nv that b ~th 10
sesnly ssporssd - ~ Psssls gsoGlly.
O. n, 1eYD.
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WIRING III
FROM
THE GRAVES

The mont remarkable book Of the sea-
SOC Herald. d..
The sensation ef the dsy-TriLuss.
Writ.ee By The wiss Of member Of
Congress. ...-
Aisised. posspsia. for so cents
RERD, wNKERSHAM 4 CO.,
-PuDsisaEas.
726 Ssssou Street. PhilsdslpLis.
Dec =, 1875 -.i
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CO.NFiR.nITJON NOTICE.
Alexander C,mbs ,N.
y. Edwin .Thompson q

: In shst:besuis c3s,s Tor s.... navy.
county. sii.ipe 81 . Cour, Of Equity.
u, No. If9 n 4.
AEDEEED this 18th day Of March,
~ 1870. that the ,ssle- made aud re,
ported " Rsit CT Cemhs. Trnsee in .his
cause. b taiiistfAld eon6rmed. uhlses eauss
10 the contrary FBs>sho~n opor before
the 2nd Monday Of Ap<ii, 1876; ptovid-
I'd copy OF THE erdsr Me insrfied in
the 81 Nary Beaa On. once . week for
three successive week prior to the said
2nd Mnuday ii April.
1hereport s,atss that the land so'd for
$3.50.
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True enry-Test
J FRANK FORD,
. Clsrb.
March 10, 1s76-aw. . ..
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Aug. : loS1-sG. 1905
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
FOR RENT.

HE farm belongipg to the e tate Of James
j Ei'ha. dson, hear Point Lookout capable
ofIrodueirg large erofs, and has ample house
rot m. For parti, ulars, arpiy To
JAS. r. LANGLEY,
Ridge, st. Mays CO.. Nd.
March l6, lsi6-3,.