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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

Black Hills. II seems, bun for the Powder
River country. where, in conjunction with
Gen. Custer, he will hight Sitting Bull.
Attorney -General Pierrepont Is authority
FOR the statement that the President has not
al any time cont mphted calling on secre-
t.lry Bristow for his resignation, and that no
immediate changes In the Cabinet are con-
templated by the President.
Gen. Babcock resumed his Official duties
At the White House on the 2Sth. II is cur
rcntly reported that both be and Secretary
Luckey will soon resign their respective po-
Sitions and be superseded by the two sons Of
President Grant.
The Senate on the 18th confirmed the fol-
lowing appointments: John 4. Myers. ~
Nebraska. Consul General at Shanghai; J =.
G. Deforest Porter, Assistant Justice Of the
supreme Court Of Wyoming; James A..
Connolly, L. ;. Attorney for the southern
Marshal for Utah.
by a new ruling OF the Post-otlice Depart
ment, letter once delivered can not be re-
mailed without an additional stamp.
The President has nominated :. W.
Marshton, Of Missouri, 10 be Agent for the
Indians OF the consolidated agencies OF Cher
okees, Creeks, Choctows, Chickasaws and
Semino.es, the nomination Of VIM. Il. Ross
for that position being withdrawn.
The House Committee on Territories has
agreed 20 report bill 20 admit New Mexico
a State in the Union. The bill passed
the senate last session, but failed in the
House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

Gold closed i'm New York on February %,
at l.l4S
The Connecticut Democrats have renom-
mated their old state ticket, headed by In
gersoll for Governor. Their platform fayors
the early return OF specie payments. tariff
for revenue only. and no subsidies OF
money or lands to corporations and specula-
tors.
Elijah shaw, OF Wales, Mass, owner OF
five wooden mills, employing 275 hands, has
failed. Liabilities, 100000.
The Plymouth Church Advisory Council
concluded IL labcrs on the 2ith. The con-
illusions ofthe Council ON the various ques-
tions presented for its decision we're almost
entirely favorable TO Plymouth Church.
These related exclusively 10 various ques-
tions of church discipline, etc, and in no
wise embraced the main question Of the
great scandal. In reference 10 this the re-
port says:
While finding nothing TO condemn in the adj
herence Of the Church 10 its pastor after investi
cation and trial and while recognizing its right
10 decline any further investigaton eth IN view
OF the pastors demand To be brought face 70 face
with his accusers, etc. they recommend for the
peace OF Churches aud protection OF Plymouth.
that this Church empov er comm iseion Of i've To
examine allchsrges against the pastor which they
NAV regard as not already sufficiently tired pro
vided that the commission shall not be cOnrti.
tuied unless formal charges against the pastor
shall be brought before TIE Church or it com.
mtiee within sixty dayr after the dissolution Of
the ouDcn, by party mailing himself respon
sible for the truth Of the same.
A sleeping on the Harlem Road ex-
tension was burned near Willingford. Y
Y, on the night of the Esd. and Mr.. Bis
sell, proprietor Of the sherman House, Chi
cago, and son, perished in the flames. Ten
other passengers were injured in various
ways. Tire accident was caused by the car
running of broken rail and the upsetting
Of the car, which then took fire. Mr.. Bis
sells con, aged II. was In the center Of the
sleeping-car. The father got out. but hear
ing the cries of his son went back 10 save
him, and both were burned TO death. Mr..
Bissell was found dead with his feet out Of
the window. and the body inside burned to
a crisp.
The Connecticut Republican State Con-
vention. held at Hartford on the 29th, nom
mated the following ticket: For Governor.
Henry c. Robinson; Lieut.. Governor,
Frederick j. kingsland; Secretary Of state.
Franci. A Walker; Treasurer, Jeremiah
Olney: Comptroller, Iii Curtis. The plat
form fAsois speedy return to specie pay
ments and approves the resumption act Of
the last Congress; eulogizes Secretaries
Bristow and Jewell for their efficiency and
fidelity, and compliments President Grant,
but declares against third term. A rcso-
btion was offered presenting TO the Repuh-
Iican National Convention the name OF Mar
shall Jewell as a candidate for President;
but after discussion. in which 1t was held
best TO leave the question Of presenting any
name from Connecticut for either place on
the National ticket to the delegates elected,
the resolution was tabled,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10
WARRINGTON.

Prof. Baird. Of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, has made arrangements with Indian
Agents to have thirty Indian families come
10 the Centennial. A reservation has been
prepared for them adjoining the Centennial
grounds IN tract 81 8 acres. The families
comprise 200 people, and represent about
thirty trihes. The Smithsonian intends TO
make application TO Congress for the neces-
sary funds 10 defray the expense Of this
delegation. The Centennial managers de-
cline 10 defray the expenses out Of the gen.
eral fund.
II is understood that the Mississippi Levee
Committee Of the House will report unani-
mou-ly in favor Of an appropriation OF from
three 20 Eve million dollars, ia the shape II
refunding Of a portion Of the cotton tax
Illegally collected FROM the States TO be di-
recily benefited by the construction Of leyees.
According TO a Washington correspond
ent, President Grant has given orders that
the Black Hills miners shall not be disiuIb-
ed BY the military. Gen. Crooks expedi-
ton from Fort Fetterman Is not for the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10
WEST AND SOUTH.

The Ohio Prohibitionists have nominated
ticket headed by r. Chapman for secre-
tary Of State.
The Republican members Of the Kentucky
Legislature have joined In an address. urg-
ing upon the party the nomination OF Secre-
tary Rristow for President.
The sleeping-car 'Tensas, - on the train
between Louisville and Nashville, was dis
covered to be on fire on the morning Of the
23d, about o'clock. Before the train could
be stopped the flames had gained such head
way that the passengers were barely able TO
escape, leaving clothes and light baggage
behind, which, with the car, were entirely
consumed.
General Schenck, in letter TO an Ohio
friend, denies the report that he has re-
signed the English mission or intends 10 do
so.
Information was received by Gen. sher-
man, on the 23d, that the Sioux had made
an attack on Fort Pease in Montana. All
but IA Of the inhabitants had abandoned the
fort, and the latter was besieged. One man
had been killed and two wounded. Gen.
Terry had ordered Col. Brisbin. command
ing At Fort Ellis, TO gowithout delay to their
relief. Fort Pease i. distant from Fert Ellis
about $50 milcs.
HIPS Block, in Davenport. Iowa, com
prising II stores, Olympic Music Hall, and
q number OF Offices. etc, was burned on the
morning u the 23d. Loss about 80, 900 (:
insurance, S54 900.
The famous Babcock trial was ended on
the 2ith, by verdict from the Jury Of
mot Guilty whichwa rendered a short
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17

Anssi a vendro me TOMPE CIRCULAII,E
lie Palmer, de 6 pouccs de Iiumetre.
Une machine Il y%alcHr, LOCOMOTIVE
BOILER de Ia force dc 10 clleyunx, bonuc
pour flire mnrchcr un trasher.
S'adrcsser par Ia poste a
MME. WE, CLoE,NDE SoN1Ar.
kenneryii!c z. O., pnroisse Jefferson.
Dss"MR. j. GENTIL est ragent lie Mime. G.
Souiat pour Ia paroissc St. Jacques. 1Gjn7G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17
SClERlE VAPEUR SONIAT

Paroissc st. Charles, rire go"che, u mile
dM-dessouS de FEylise Rouge.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17

&c moulin anqncl on u attacht inc forte
machine est maintcnnut en- mesurc dc remplir
rromptcmcnt tons les orlres pour dn bnis tie
clarrente-bois de cypre-qui reuyent lui
ttrc cnvoyts, ct
AIDES pyiG tres mod&ris.
II a une granle quantitd dc plunches scchcs
de to"te grandeur ct dc tontc 1ua!ite.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17

Car lis sunt l'i@lorancc
tlui dort encore All MD,
Mails anssi l'c%spcrance
Al bold de fintilfi.
Iailc est petite ct fGtlc
Au ienle aldaclCllN;
Mails domain vera Pale
S'Gtcndrc dams les cieuX
Car l'aig!on dovient laigle,
Et lhomme est aig!e aussi:
Cest Ia loi, c'est Ia reggie,
LIT Dieu lie veut ainsi.
Mais Ell attendant M.cure
Du vol dams l'insini.
U douX entant, demcurc
Doucemcnt dams ton mid.
&c MD, c'est la famille
Aimee, Oh les chansons,
CONNIE dams la clarmille
Gu les tleurs dcs buissons,
GIh!l toutCo I'ullttilNSS.
Sont dies gazouillements
DE plusicurs voix almtes
Et uoiseauX tous clarmantS.
Dams &C mid d'innoccncc,
De mousse ct de traiclirur,
Entant, tout est l%eccncc, -
PuVsie ct blanchcur.
Sous l'nil bleu dc la mere, 3D.
Grand nil bleu, coin DIES cieux,
Point de pensGe amere
Et d'csprit anNieuz:
Lon bort cn paix. L'cni;:nce
Ne craint rien dams son mid;
Sa mere est sa defense;
Tous deuX Dieu les bcnit.
Car lie bon Dicu les aime,
Nc trouyant point ailleurs,
Ccttc grace supreme
Et DIES GtreS m%eilleurs.
Aussi lcur voix peut-Gtrc,
ut meme c'est certain,
Prime la voix du prttrc,
Don't le front est llautain.
Car leur safnte priere,
Leur cUur, leurs mains Ell croiX,
AyaEt plus &c lum!ere,
Montent plus liaut, JIG crois.
Ces voiX sont cntenlHCs
Dams lie celeste lieu;
Ces blnncles mains tcnducs
Arriyent jusqu'A Dicu.
JIG.
~NOUEELLES.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17
Cnmpngmie NASs"r0ncc
MatueMe M San.

TiHiHCtif az SHn.
CAPITAL PAVE. ........ $500, 0OO
JAMES l DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, SecrG,aifc.
-DIEECTEUEs POUR 1871
Jno. q. Gaines, JAS. I. Day,
u. J. Hart. Geo. Jonas,
Henry Rcushaw, Emory Clapr.
Hugh Wilson, II. l.. Airey,
i. Biscuc, James, Byrncs,
]. n. Marks, j. l.. Hurts,
Chas. Macrcaly, Lionel G. Levy,
". T.. Seymour, w. b. Schmilt,
Richard Flower, l.. Aicus,
j. WciSs, ID. Fntjo,
i. W. Taylor, Scott McGcloe,
j. Z. Morris, Isaac l.. Haas,
tttte ancicnnc ct e&col'entc Com
paSnic tmet des pol1es contrc Fin
ccndir, les risque$ dpf i~ivicrcs ct dc
mcr, aux conditions 3cs plus f%nyora-
bles. Ellie ,egIe toutes les pcrtcs II
conditions les Plus tihfralcs ct les
puie promptcment. Il scs hn,canx, No.
Gl dc la rue du Camp, coin Commcr-
cinl Alley.
L. +. Delanncy.' Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
j., Comes, Agent pour les paroisscs
dn ileuvc.
Bnreau :-Donaldsonyillc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17
" 0ssitrc~' pas

N0o-E-' E& hc UE Ec
Avant do,'connallro les ayantngos
qu'oiIIc notvo Compngnic Lo-
Gale. Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
G G &c an & & =. y n .
Qui sous aonnc toni &c one la surcta
lni pcrmct de vons aonncr.
PAS INSTRUMENTATION DE
PAS DE RETnAlT DAGENCEs.
Cnr,cnmpagn;e. ~etal!lei parmi nous
ct Mitigie par les principaux neso-
Giants de In Nouvcl!c-Orlenns.
Sam1 NJ. Todd, President,
w. Il. Schmidt, Nicc-IreSidcnt,
Nm. Henderson, S"crttairc.
Wm. G. Robins, Dircctcnr~ d'agcnccs,
Lucius McAaam, Grefier.
CONSEIL DE DIRECTION.
j.. j. Hart, JAS. l. Day,
Gins. ChaiEe,
John J. Adams, J. b. Camors,'
L A. Tyler, Geo. A. Fosdick,
Saml. NJ. Todd, ..E. II, Fairchill,
John Henderson, W. z. Harper,
a. Thompson, W. b. Schmidt,
S. Cambon. David Wallace.
Alex. Marks, b. L. Walshc,
Emory Clapp, II. j. Vose.
VIM. CREEPY, Edward Rigucy,
L. i. Briggs, j. W. Stone.
e. T.. Delaney, Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
j.. Comes, Agent pour les paroisscs
du tlenve.
Eurcan :-Donaldsonville.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17

In delegation dc In Louisiana, pa,nit- II, n'a,-
rnlt pas tout l'ulorl etc unnnime. Ma;s le
Packard anrait dn buisscr pavilion devuut IL
Pinchbaek.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17
COMMERCIAL.

Mons ppc1ons Fatontion de nos ltctems
sm" layis dc he. We. C. Soniut.
lie WoHiiR q scic SDRiat est conStam.
mcat On 0ctieiit ct pot rtpondre q to"tes
les mmmandes qai 1Wi sont ,tHites, ct scs
pris Sont des pins mod&rfs, 0usSi modfrts
gnc pcntcat Fthp les prir de Ii Nourcllc-
Orl6aRs.
IL. j. Geatil, Ffailew du L%ouisianais,
est Fagent de Mmc. Tc. Soniat poW Ia pa-
roiSse st. Jdcqucs. II crpGlie1d les orlrts
utec outantd deractitudc
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17
LIE DOLLAR DE BLANCHE.
VII.

Et vous, percs ct meres,
Admirables gateurs,
Ailnez bicn vOs chimeres
1T vos uoux cnellantcurs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-17
II vi;s.

J'ai Ihonneur d'avertir messicurs les habi-
bants dc St. Jacques que je partirai dc Baton
Rouge le 25 %conrant, avec I'M chaland de per-
ches ct IN chaland IL chaux, -pcrchcs ct chaux
que j. lenr vcndrai il I'M priv fort molerc.
IS mai rs J. J. CAIDEvuLLE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-12
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Eotice.

a Les Angeles Lodge No. A, +. d
~ A. M.-The stated meetings of this
" ~ Lodge are held on the first MON
w DAY OF each month at 1880 P. M.
Members of Pentalpha No. 2O2, and
all Master Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited. s. G. FOY, w. M.
CHAs. SMITH Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-12
los Arrcles E.odse No. ao, I. y. o. +.

..gssr.,,. Regular meeting held on WE'D
f~sSsS ~: NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
sssss at 7H O'Clock. sojourning breth-
@9-sfa' rem in good standing are cordially
invited. j. V. BURKHART, n. q.
A. FRANK, r. 3.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-12
81 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
I. @. @. r.

.s2sszs.,. Angelic ledge NO. 1875, I. o.
GSrtsS: @. F.--Regular meetings of this
9srs' Lodge are held every MONDAY
@srfAesE evening at o'clock, at Odd Fell
lows, Hall, Downey Block. Visiting aud so
journing brothers in good standing are IN
vited TO attend. ]. Nj. BASSE EFT, N. G..
w. Il. SpALDING, r. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

It must be borne in mind that among
other resources for the reduction OF the
debt the State retains large interests in va
triolns corporations, of which some nave
certain and some contingent value, while
others are worthless. In the first class are
the amounts due by the Richmond ana
Danyile Railroad Company on account OF
q loan secured by mortgage, and Dy Inc
Richmond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC
Railroad Company IN stock. Ihe amount
Of principal and interest. due on the nrst-
named claim, as reported by the Audltor OF
Public Accounts, is SSSs,239.4l. Inc
amount OF stock held by the state IN the
last-named company is $275, 600. Estlmatins
the stock according to the lowest price
which it is understood to have compandea
in market, and aggresating the present
value OF these two claims, ii the available
proceeds thereof were realized and used in
retiring our coupon bonds OF the second
class at their present market value the
grand total Of the public debt, including
principal and interest, would be reduced to
$29, 49,, 942.50. ....s ~ II lSt &.ar.&t}.E.
The public debt, which is here carefully
stated, Is Virginia's full portion OF what
was contracted by the original State, not
only before its ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but before
the late war began. Not dollar OF it has
been contracted since the beginning OF the
war, nor has it undergone any increase
whatever except from the accumulation OF
Interest arrears. fslrs ~ .5sfg
Considering shat since the funding ACT
! took effect the debt has borne interest. TO
the amount Of sS,932, 237. 07, and that we
have SO far met and kept down the accruing
1 interest that the entire outstanding debt Of
! to-day is only S2,521, 414.24 larger than it
was five years ago when newly assumed
under TINT act and remembering that
these results have been accomplished In a
period of depression and embarrassment
such as State rarely ever had to endure,
we have every reason to take heart and
resoluteIy gee forward to the task Of re-
storing the public credit completely and at
once. The Indebtedness OF the State Is less
than one tenth Of its assessed values, which
are heing slowly but steadily increased by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

HONEST CoNFE fsslerstand.
December 5.--phe Ilsraisl,s Akron special
has the following San jose Brieneser, tried ]
and acquitted last spring OF robbilss
United States Express Conpeny's sale ea
SIG, 900, voluntarily appeared yesterlay and
confessed his guilt. The eonfessioi on sis 81
posed 10 be the result OF atfeEsiings Moody
and Sankey's meetings q AAsezo.
Brseneser has refurned to the company
about ga. 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

The remain der is the principal sum
OF. The debt proper at this time
and embraces the whole OF the ln-
teres1-bearing debt-viz...........
The amount of interest in arrears
being SO much non-interest- bear
ing debt-is,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

Consequently the grand total Of the .-.
public debt-both interest-bear-
Ing and MISUNDERSTANDING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

The revenues from taxation for the last
fiscal year amounted to s., 679,339.6G. They
exceeded the average annual receipts OF the
previous six years by S2O1, 276.2s, and they
exceeded the, receipts OF the fiscal year
1915 by S1G1, 548.61. The disbursements
from this source during the last fiscal year
were as follows. ,rs..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

its efficiency as we'll as decided retrench-
ment OF present expenses. =.
4 THE ARREARS DUE THE SCHOOL FUND. :
1t is not difficult to rectify the misappre-
tensions which have obscured this subject,
and which have assumed the reality Of re-
lation to it, which neither existed nor could
have existed, on the part OF the board here
tofore charged with controlling the payment
Of certain interest on the public debt
Among other impossibilities alleged to have
been performed by that board; it has been
supposed that, by its action of the 23d Of
June, 1875, it caused 100000 OF the school
fund to be diverted from its Legitimate use
and paid as interest on the outstanding debt
to bondholders !; although the fact lis that the
entire amount of interest paid to the bond
holders, by virtue of that or any other action
of the board, was. $196, S14.SS, and no more.
AS to the much smaller sum which, in that
yearand in strict pursuance Of law, was paid
to the credit of the sinking fund, and which
was so paid, not by the board, but by the
Auditor of Public Accounts, it Is yet to be
seen in the fornnIof an available equivalent
in the hands OF the econmissio ners Of the
sinking fund, and it,iIhay be reconYerted
into money at the pleasure Of the State. But
it is not true that the sums thus paid, or
either or any part OF them, mad Deen taken
from the public school fund or, had ever
constituted part OF If; Not 9nly ma I'm. sne
naction with the payments then caused 10
In made on thee debt, but the existence OF
s,,ch balances was wholly and necessarily
Unknown to and unsupported by the board.
Every possible precaution was used 10y the
board, as an organized body, in procuring,
from the officers charged with receiving ana
keeping all the. public funds, full and a pu
tIentic information as to the revenues, .on
hand and incoming, which were subject to
the payment OF interest and the expenses OF
the government, and (which were not sub!ect
to any other. special or prior purpose WAT,
ever. The board neither used norapplied
any fund in the payment OF interest eScel., J,
that which was thus ON cially reported to i
from the best sources OF information, Is
pertaining to the general treasury and g
being properly available and liable, fof suet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

The whole amount, US fixed and ~.
determin ID pursuant to the terms
of the funding act, was. ......". $50
OF which this sum has since been
discharged and retired by the ~
operations Of the sinking fund
ylZ...,...........,.ss s...sssssss''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

preserved and the income reg uiaTlys lppheu
according to the generous design OF the
donors. Such an arrangement involves no
grant from the treasury, and IT OCCASIONS no
payment of interest except such MS IS BOW
made to other institutions OF learning upon
State bonds held for their benefit &,
The Lee Monument Asso clatlon IS raising
a considerable amount OF money with view
TO procuring an equestrian statue OF Robert
E: Lee, which is to be presented to the
Commonwealth, and. with its consent,
erected within the Capitol grounds. many
of the people OF all sections have manifested
q gratifying interest IN this tribute OF reYer-
ence and admiration for, the most INDUSTRIOUS
character OF the age. recommend that au-
thority be granted for the investment OF tnis
fund in State bonds, and the ike invest
ment of the semi-annual interest accrung
upon them, until the whole shall be required
in providing the statue.
DONATIONS TO. THE UNIVERSITY. es q
a citizen of the State Of New York.
whose disinterestednes and modesty sue
cessfully conceal his name, has given to the
University of Virginia S62, 600 in additional
improvements and educational equipments.
This noble and timely gift, and the manner
of it. excite the hyeliest gratitude OF our
people, and should receive, as they will, the
most cordial recognition Of the government
which its author win allow. & lits.sS .4.I
=; w. w. Coreoran, Esq, has recently gwen
to the University $50, COO 8 The simple
thanks Of Virginia are all we are permitted
to ret,,rfa this great phflanthrcp tst, whose
henefactions have won for him the love Of
mmank,nd, and whose continual good deeds
are his honors, greater than goyefln,mfnsen
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-09

a. prescribed by the decree, are The
whole Of the purchase money in cash
Upon the payment Of the purchase
money, the Trustee will execute q deed
to the purchaser, free, clear and dis.
charged from all claims of the parties
to this suit and of those claiming by
from or under them.
ROBERT G. COMBS,
Trustee
Oct. 10. lS76-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-09

OsSAssS Cert y 3. Ah,y's Cts.sxk:
0spts u, le7s.
mkDE1xD 81 THR COURT. n ruon,
~ AS BARBER Execuaor n LIkDIA q
niLLiNUSLkY, late ofSt. Nays e6uuey. -,
ryl.nd, decsnssd, give The nodes isquirs1 81 x
p ne deeeassd's eseditos TO exkibii heir cisius.
ana mat The same be published once : veek 90
M successive weeks in The 81. Nary's Bencoa.
Test: JAm r. \. RAIsY.
Register Of Wills for 81. xAry'scoaasy:
NOTICE
In pursuance d IL shove on, hsreby sivs
notice that have obsaiDed ftem IT, Orrhsns'
Cosrt q 81. hssy's county. Narylaad, 3etaer;i
ballings!ey, late Of said county, deceaspd: An
per.ons having claims against tAe said decsased
are hereby poti6ed 70 exhibit he same with III
proper vouchers attached thereto TO th~ suhsrrber
On or before the 2lst day March, 1875, they
VIII otherwise By law Be excluded hom the ben.
enu u the said estate All persons indebted %
me deceased are requested 70 make immediase
payment 70 the subscriber ~
THOMAS BARBER,
Sept 81, ls7e-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-09
! OF SALE,
Dinner, etc.

RNAlfIET near 81. Ma
Iaigoes' district, on
vemSer, instant. to 10
ssna SUFFER the pro"
bene6t Of that church.
ride will notify y :.
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