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Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
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CUNrIKMk1lUNN NUrlCk.
Elias Enmert
james Il MilbLru.
In the Ci1cnit Court for st &ary's coun.
ty.sitting ~ Courtof Equity.
No. li3NE.
this 18th day Of Feb.
~ 1876, that the sale made and re.
ported by Lsm.s u. Wilson. Trustee.
ip this cause. be ratified aud confirmed.
unless cause to the contrar. be shown
on or before the 4th Mondsy OF Eaich.
1876: provided = copy oi tLis"rder r.
published in the 81 Mary Beacon, once
week .or three successive weeks prior
to the said 4;h Monday OF March.
The report states that the land sold for
1886.
JFRANK FORD,
CLERK.
Trueeopy-Test:
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
March 2. ls76-3~.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

0IO aay At home. Ageap waited
S1~ Ousat aad terms free. TRUE / CO.,
Augusta. Naiss.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

With Clerks and Sbcrif's fees, added
No license shall be granted to sell spir.
isuous or fermensed liquors or lager b er.
in quantities no, less thsn q pint, for tue
sum Of eighteen dollars anI six,y cen:..
unless TIL person applying therefor shall
also obtain hcense TO sell goods. chat.
iels. wsres aud me, chsndise. paving
,he,sfor the sum here,nbcforc prescribed
according 10 the amount Of bis stock in
trade.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

CONfiRMA rfON NOTICE.
John L F,xwe!t
aud wife
John v Lasby
et al

In the Circuit Court for 81 Msrv's com.
y. sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No $40 y. L.
nRDERED. this s,h day Of March.
~ 1876. that the Auditors Report,
nleG in this cause, be ratified and con.
drmed unlcs, csnse TO the contrary be
shown on or before the Is: .ion,iay Of
April. 1876: provided a copy OF this or
der be Published in the 81 Nary's Beaeos.
,nce ! week for tire. successive werks
prior TO the said 1t Monday Of April.
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
1rns eopy-T-a.
J. FRA NIX FORD.
Clerk.
Ms,ehs, 1e76-sw C
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
Choice Flower and Garden
Seeds,
STRA AHBERRIES and PEACHES,
NEW SOkTS BY MAIL

Plants Of the ue~es, and fines, improved
scrts carefully packei sud prepaid nv mail -
Nv collection of Strawberries took the srst pre-.
mium for the best Collection, At the yteat shu =
Of the Mass. Horticultural Society, IN Boston.
last SEASON. grow nearly loo varieties the
mos, complete COLLECTION in the Country. in
Guiding al! the new. large American and i'm.
ported kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogue
gratis Icy mail. Al.o. Bulbs. Fruit Trees. Ro.
sss. Everyrsns. ?: packets Flower or Gardea
See,s 81 90 by mail
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

NARY WASHINGTON, Captain Pri,eh,rJ.
will Pier No = light stree, wburf
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT, atll O'Clock
for P"'ux.n' River direct, rup as Hilrs
l.,nding. Returning. leave H;lrs LANDING
every Monday for Bensdic,, and lesv. Ben--
Dict every Tuesday morning at clock. for
Baltimore, calling AT all the Landings A.
far down as FORESTS Wharf for Freight and
Passengers and at the landings below lex
cept p.rker'sl for passengers only.
Freight received ai No Tobacco War;
house Wharf, on rhursdsys only, up TO 4
o'clock.
PLANTER-CrPt. Jones will leave Pier No
Light street harf, every Saturday and
Wednesday morning, at 6:3o O'Clock. tor Fair
Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run and
Patuxent river, TAR up as Ben, dict. Re-
.u' ming. leave Benedict every Monday and
Thursday morning. at . o'clock, for Bslti-
more.
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRI
days only, at Pier No. 9, Light Stree,
Wharf. up to o'clock.
March l6. ls76-,f
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

- - The True Cape Cod >Crsnberr,,
wv hes, sort for plsnd, l.o~la "a. or
- Garden, by mail, prepaid ST per
~ loo, S. per l.cn0. Wholesale Cat
slogus TO the trade Agenu Wanted.
y NJ WATSON. Ola Ccicry Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, plymouth, uass. Esisb-
!ished ls42.
Feb ~, is.e-3ms
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

ef7 pn WEEK GUARANTEED 10 Asen,a
~ Male and Female, in their oun locs.
W. i,y. Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Aa.
dress y viCKERi / CO., 4 Aasas,s.
kAiue.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
RANK FORD.
the Circuit Court
st. Mary's county.
Ss Notice.

OF the Commission House
vis d Go. having been bro
. and death Of Mr.. Davis,
carried on st the same
tHARLss SrREsr, BALrI-
ned, under The name Of
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

Ten years ago Mesrs. Geo. P. Rowe:l / Co.
established their advertising agency in New
York City. Five years ago they absorbed the
business conducted by Mr.. John Hooper, Who
was the first to so into this kind OF enterprise
Now they have the satisfaction of controlling
the mos, extensive and complete advertising
connection whirh has ever been secured, and
one which would be hardly possible in .ny o,h-
er country but This. They have succeeded 10
working down a complex business into 90 thor
oughly a 81 ysiemaiic method that no change in
the newspaper system Of America can e.ssre
notice, while the widest information upon all
topics interesting TO advertisers 10 placed read
lily at the disposal Of the public.
aIH YORK TIMES. Jun. IL. 1873.
ADVERTISING
ia RELIGIOUS AND AGRICULTURAL
wEEKLIES nALF-PRICE. Send for Ca,.-
loeue On the LIST PLAN. For information,
address
GEO p. RowEL 4 CO. q Park Row,
NEW YORK.
March .. ls.6-+ws
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
Central Hotel, GO
H0LLLDAY ST., Opposite W. cS, Hsir
BALrxK0RE
- 80 per Day.

The travelling public viii 6rd every accom-
modstion 'ha, 10 offered in 6rss-cIsss Ho,e,
II 10 situated in the Immediate vicinity Of the
pr nrirai places Of smusenseu,, aud the wh.i~-
sale crr goods boois and shoes, hats and r.ps
and clo'hing houses. -r'
FOR eomssri. convenience and cleanliness the
Cen;ral Ro,el is unsurpassed
CHARLES HAFFcxE,
... 10. ,,,.-s fs'srissas.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

|LEC'TORS-An Tax
IN arrears to the eoup.
P'ake prompt settlement
oners. otherwise imsse.
had to legal means to
on Of such arrcarsgss.
IN N. GRAVES.
|unty Commissioners.
I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
s ]. 600

With Cirks and Sheriff. fees. added
The applicant must either make oath
~ heretofore. before the Clerk Of rh.
Circuit Court of the County where he is
engaged in business, of the amount nj,
goods kept on hand. at the principal sca.
son of sale; "r the oath may be admin
is,cred by Justice Of the Pace. when
the peIso" wanting the licences apple.
through an agent. lf the latter c ,urs
be adopted. tn" following form will be
deemed a sutiici, 1t compliance with the
act:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
Saint .Edr.s County, to rit :

On this -- day Of 1875,
tcf"rc the subscriber. q Justice of the
Peace "f the State Of Mar, land. in and
for said county. Ters"nally appeared
and declared that he intends to amply for
u tr"ders' license. under the 2nd section
Of the act "f January S-ssi"n. 1853. to
the Clerk "f the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary. County. and made cath that the
amount Of the stock Of goals generally
kept on hand by hm. (or BY the concern
i" rhich he is engngsd IN ease it is
partnership } at the principal season of
sale. ("r if the sprican, has no, prrvi-
ou>ly engaged in such trade. that the
amount ot the s'orL: Of goods @hich he er-
I'ects 70 keep. dc. does not (or viii, no,)
exceed Z
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30
|ONERs' NOTICES
krsAms 70
EERS. TRANSFERS.
| lie ctors.
;<
. the Con, missioners al
will on


Pf al OUT TENSION
nsi"h List Of .aid conn.
1e of revising and cor.
Names a.a of worthy and
will he reinstated on
per proof being made to
on the above meutiou-,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

PAU parties desiring
fe property transferred
iiea''on on or before
Pc nA Of APRIL.
h'y will not be allowed
krror.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-03-30

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Alexander Combs
vs.
j. Edwin Thompson &
wife
In the Circuit Court Tor Saint Marv's
county, sitting as Q Court oi Equity.
No. 400 n K.
0HDERED this 10Th day Of March,
- 1876. that the sale made and re-
P"'teo by Rott G Combs. I r,,see IN this
cause, be ratified and confir med, unless caus
to the contrary b. shown onor before
the 2ni Monday Of April, 1876; provid.
ed copy OF this orGer he inserted in
tue ST Mary's Bes, on. once a week for
three successive week, prior to the said
2nd Monday d April.
The report st ates that the land sod for
$3.50.
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True enpy-1est
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Marct l6, lS76-sw.
, 1876-05-13
FITS ADMINISTRATION DEFENDED
Torhr Editor OF The Tribune.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 1.-THE means EN-
ploycd BY candidates for office to secure noml-
,,ot;o, ~ an e1ect;on form tolerably safe basis
naIloa y: ;,,are # thc kind of officers thcv
from WHICH " 1"u ,sstaa chic,ro neonle need
would make If elected enlcaSo peop10 nseo
not be told this; recent experience in the office
seeking and election line render them competent
:..sa D,,ro1 d;stricts. however, in their in
1ua5es. su1"' ,ss,na hr come of the
nocenee may y. A maaa oc,,nst mi Har-
low, Secretary Of State, in tue interest OF
he comnetitor. Mr.. Scroggs. The lat
MS eou.p r. s-;a,,a. for him have anparently
tef, or us u.s.. +a"tics ] ,f nn,1;n@ Col. Harlow down
eaoptet tue Ios 1as,cs of pt bdps Mr. serogss up
Political campaigns in the past furnish abund-
snt nroof that these tactics Seldom if ever, win.
~, ~, ne,o,u ,,1 hia friends recognize the right
Co!. a.s1lo" a1'e@ 49, eeho~ -ro,, +o connete for
OF Mr. scFo9ss u ~, ose etate and f. 1,s.. al
tho office OF Secretary OF esate' ano u USE Ill
honorable means to insure success. They arc
..s+ a;.noeo;, other tn hold Mr. Scroggs respon-
ny ,I ~ al ~" ;1isrretous Of his friends but,
s.na,, man Is selected to do service for him in
niahlnS 1iis nv H weIl-known small politician seems
~ n,s hara hecn chosen to do the dirty work of the
.o;,r W and this pcrson is evidently }aborins
1,,r1 ~ dr,iyer on co,,tract, as all the trumpcd-
,, c1,arrcs bear tie car-narks Of this Individual,
up cnns 3o,hted,v @ e1nnnatc from his large store
az aio} }}eisehnndss The charge that Col. Harlow
o. i5Iicated in the printing Irregularities of
t,ss m&s rpars mo-. which appeared in the Chicago
tMo Tso,s. = few days since, was made by that
an"r ms ~ thc time the matter was under inyesti
gato,nn gt,n y anera1. tns AsSenbIy. Tic Committee
eisn5n .,at n,atter In tht. bottom, ind every
shteu sn.ts +ha Cnmmittec. regardless Of poll
member aa,ttea oi tni Harlow even of suspicion il
t,crc ,;us, had been anything left by Republican
heSlsiaaure aaia1atmrra ai!t would have been only
haynes Lsssln1a ss, aa an onnortunity to give Col
t1o lau ~ " anv n Other Republican state officer
Hari9w s,a OF 1,y hncs % in tier zeal to ind some
ea,npaian cnu ti,undcr The friends Of the present
Secretary ,nononolv of honesty or com
nntcncv. nun % but thcy do claim for him, and
peLcns'' psl; hi, M record as proof, large share OF
sun1 i;4ins1 Honesty. official capacity, and IN un-
, 1876-05-13

matter OF record and In pamphlet form, prove.
that Harlow was either party to 1t or culpably
negligent OF duty. Tn either case the State was
swindlcd most shamcfully and outrageously-
Should BARLOW be nominated, the oppo-
sition will fight us with bis crooked
ness aud bad record all through tho
campaign. Many Of the leading Democrats o4
the State are well posted CONCERNING the facts
brought out in the Investigation Of the printing
steal in 1874, and we shall hear from them un
that subject in case Harlow IS our nominee
Then, too, the reports Of the State Auditoz
show that for toxr years Rummel run the Sec
retary Of States office on something ovef
$21,000 while it cost Harlow over e., 600 to run
1t two years, and the Lord only Knows what +
has cost during the last year and halt, fos
which time no report has been made Has Il
been held back for u purposc1
!, for one, don't want to carry any dead
weights this campaign. Give US good, strong,
honest, clean men, True, Harlow says he wants
to be endorsed" Well, the Republican party
has been indorsng him for the last sixteen years
Isn't that cnough Suppose We now indorsa
atr. Scrogggs for Secretary Of State, just once.
lie has q good record as 4 citizen,
faithful and hard-wozking Republican, an able
and successful editor, and his wounds attest
three years. honorable service with the boys il,
blue. It is too bad TINT he Is not Colonel, or
i, General, or something Of that sort, but as he
marched in the ranks with I" the silent heroes Of
the knapsack and gun,'' suppose we in1ozse ,
man like that just once for luck
HARD TACK.
, 1876-05-13

A Awe1l-to-do shoemaker Of Bremen recently
conceived the idea Of having the front o. ms ms
house decorated with liie-stze staeuee r. y. s1.e
iaEse 5tory 05S The s' rst q these The Holy s.
Crispin, the patron of tho shoenaEcrs, ciait' i
the the brave Hans yo1 ssga n" t6e
German q 1 oTdcrs against the heather Lithuanians
py W bearing T the imperial standard right into the
midst of the enemy and ths thir h,Ea was Hrns nns
Sachs, the wel-knoTn shoemase1 ,e n1su ,o,ntn5
With considerable skill By Herr Kropp, . sculpt~
OF high repute in Bremen, and a1s snd to be
7erv Characteristic works, resembling IN many
resnects the productions Of the old NurnburS
masters. Hans Sachs is represented In the
leather apron OF his calling, but with book 10
hIs left had, and free expressive OF nl1schicV-
GUS humor; st. Crispin as . sanity peIsonage,
who yet does not disdain the smell OF 1eatnI1 g.
and the patriotic Hans yon Segan, bearing thc
victorious standard, but with wooden ics' tne
psice he paid for his courage.
, 1876-05-13
GOODNIGHT WORDS.

The mile. ead stars bend low, and revcentiy klsa
Your shining hair to- night,
And c5own you. sweet queen-lily! with diades'
from Heaven, pure and white!
The rare. soft iaces on your bosom rise and tsiir
the rich rose, nestled there,
AL trcmulous with ccstasy, 20 near shy naa0t' my
sweet. Is not more fairi
O beautiful. my lily! with the deep. pu:e heart q
gold and crown Of light,
Look up! and, with your starry, c!oudless eyes
slime into mine sweet goodnight
tender, girlish head. star-kissed, and ''sunn1nS
Ger with curls,' but look. and say,
II love you" now; and, for the words, hao s0e
power, I'd fling q uorld atody! EnsA
, 1876-05-13
THE MINISTER'S WIDOW.
"a FACT.1

"a FACT.
,Uav nm. near the Pole stands cabin. At night
Aurora Boreals throws splcndor ana llgat'
The streams vet in iec-shuc.sles hnger-
Its enow-coyered locks does the spruce never "79'
And mercury freezes. Old Sweden It ls.
Go there With the dreams Of the singer.
Walk In Here il cold. here is dreary and dark.
4 mother hero sits, and with bread made OF oafR
Her children keep up animation. ,s
Euou3 3h h1s she fought with the enemy oold,
The mcrciless griEa one-sta1fa11on'
uBnt soon comes our pa, go the little ones cry-
tneh We M Ee5 t ncu1es ana store
So weep then not, mother. though tn'cA aa't' '4'
snow, ,.,,,
Aud look at its candles aud glot7ea.
The youngest crawled up in the motherly lap;
And smiled at her darling so Eadly.
And deep from her heart went q sign 70 Inc Losd-
The storm from the North on the outside roafeo.
Her heart was throbbing 80 madly.
1t knocks at the door. "Itishe!" With shrieS eS
She leaps to the door, although trembling ano
..who il it," Not he, but stranger,
sailor in dripping wet clothes stands az alone
.tOh, prav, evc nc shelter ere life is all gone
I just have escaped from danger
uTye been driven at sea in bounding skid,
Since sUn1ca did sink 1fter striking q GILL;
Which gave as that horrible greeting.
The last one saw wore minister cloah'
or wife and six children he tendcr]y spoke.
When his heart in the billows ceased ocatlns'
Not more did bc aay. for go pale grew her cheek;
She fell TO the aoor With terrible shr!ek-
There, sensclcss, the mother was lying.
And six little children then knelt BY peg sloe"
The hardened old sailor sat down ana cf1eo'
And forgot that be almost waa dying.
With tighs that went up from their "afH' pulp''
home, 80. s,.
Did at midnight glance to the blue, glant oome'
Where the stars round God seemed 70 gatast,
And then looked TO the earth, with lts so'1o" AN
woes. .---.u .,.-..
And the question Of skeptics. 50 piercing, 1oeo'
t'Isthat God an All -Aftrcift1 Fdthsrf
-CHcAae& April n, 1876. EpHAao 0A"A'
, 1876-05-13
Iate 5oth III. md A. A. Insp. Gen. 18th Il &c


To tue Editor Of 1he 1T1hhne.
JOLIET, May 10.-1n the last weekly issue ol
the Joliet Sun appeared = letter from Chicago'
In which the writer attempted to reF1e" Inc
noI;tics OF the State from Republican stand
noint. The effusion was evidently prepared III
the hope Of sustaining the falling fortunes o1
two certain candidates, viz: Beverage anu das-
low. AL such gauzy devices fail OF thelr puF-
nose, but just now the last resort OF the bcV-
erfdge faction seems to be to bounce up
candidate for some State office in those counties
where the issue Is doubtful. 1t was hoped to
carry Coles and Edgar for Beveridge by eucour-
aoing Steele to run for Attorney General Col.
Connolly bursted that game. AS Malone 1eels
doubtful about getting Christian tounty 10 ~
lieutenant Governor. Justas soon as it became
evident that CulIom was going to carrr Mel lean
County, then Dan Ray slipped down there,
cauc1sed around, and got Judge Benjamin out
innocent party to the scheme but his candidacy,
is attributable to Beveridge men, who hope ~
It to carry the county against Cullom- Well,
here IL Joliet and elsewhere the same game Is
to be tried, and the r11mor Is that e1Congress-
man Snapp is to be the man used as candidate
to pull Beveridge through In win County, ]
protest that this Is not fair. II Mr. Beverage
achieves q nomination by such mcans it WILL be
deception which no party can stand a. 1ne
polls. .a,x,,n,,o
The same letter to which I at the beginning aans
referred, also tries to excuse Harlow's com.
picity with the printing steal at springneia. y
saws the contract was let under Rummel;
About thirty days before Rummel went out ..
Office the bidding was done but n9f tas Tarlo1
was was not ;ns,s'sS s9Gsed up ass tnin and % for The
reason, as Maj. Bailhaeh swore,. t4at m :, tn the
It Was not SO much in the lifting Of the contract
as in tho uume.t Of IT where the stsal eam. u
, 1876-05-13

lows enemies have beeo making public the
compared with Secretary Ru.nmull, from their
standpoint, the following true reports submitted
that the people may judge, not as between Har-
low and Rumnell, but OF the unjust, unfair,
Secretary in the interest uf another candidate.
The account stands thus:
tuNNELL.
From 1869 to 1879, four years, bosh ine!Eslra:
nhHrr ernenxcs ..,..............4 5. 218. ~
Porters and messengers. r. 5G3. e
Salary and clerk hire ..............." 1o,4fo.oo
rota. $50, 1877. 94
HARLOW.
From 1873 to 1875, three years, both incluslye: M =
5at ~. - ~ 1,esaanrers ... 1, 223- %
Salary and clerk hire. 80
, 1876-05-13
A Photorraphfe Anticipation.

A photograph Of = young lady in France, re-
Gently. nj revealed spots which were not visible on
the ladys lace. little later, the spots dd LAP ap
pear, and she died Of the smallpox me aIe
gestion is being used By smaIt doctors 70 atea =
march on that disease,
, 1876-05-13

ara, mr. Constitution and that that instrument be
made M OF living words and sections. adapieu "
the practical wants OF An actlfe 1noV4n8' ai1 po
is Ills all Sec of Art H. Of present
Constitution prcscribcs the qualification o. 'o'eEs,
white male citizens" By the ratification OF inc
Fifteenth Article Of Amendment TO the Constitn-
on Of the United States ths i m u sad Gn5 be
swept from the book III woId' every paosss'ot pst
OF that instrument inserted in ths interest," u
! SIarery-and there are many such-shonld De e4-
nunged, and new Constitution formed IN the IN
| tcsest OF freedom
MISSION or THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
| The mission Of the Republican party Is not yet
ended. The loyal people of this country vino pre-,
served the Government IN war and have 1nalntalneo
it's honor in peace not yet ready to hand 1t over
resisted every effort to make it iudcstructio'e
| At no time in our history has the cause o. c!yll
and religious liberty made such progress ~ e ra
Marty. In giving freedom with civil and polItlcal
Fights to race, it has not been Mnmindiui o. .ne
rshts aud liberties Of the other. The SANG constl
tulioual provision that gave freedom to the Dlack
nan makes it forever impossible to cnsaSe any pot"
| ton of the white race. ,,.... wt;,,.
of Amendment to al persons born or natural1zeo u
the United States applies alike to ~ persons stS S
white ana e'ash norc ae snx la% %hie shall
ohr;drc The privileges or irmuntics Of citizens of
lie Jnied States or to deprive my person o. Hie'
Or TO dcny 10 any person within their jurisdiction
The equal protection OF the laws, is bnlwaIA ol
eafetT to eyery citizen, and protection against The
onnrezsions that might otherwise arise from, sec;
tonal jealousy and local hate The eonsltnsona,
ssii rares and people, and henceforth neither iec
United IN ststes nor any State can deny OF abndse
this ncstimabe right On account Of faee eo,9f o.
rsions were passed in the interest Of personal lib
| erty and individual security,
lore Of liberty is inherent IN hueh Tns r..
dcnitv. Ea:y to be wrought upon as psll as pow pow
erfnI and active, whenever it is not grsndsd there
IS danger to the State Crafty II, ana 5on nsuSe
| the safety OF society,"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-02-10
49, WEEKIY sUN.
ls76. NRW Y0RK. Is70.

EiehtFen hundred ant fcYeuty-six E the
Cen MID wear. It Is alsa Che yeaf n which
an Imposition House of Representatives ihe
Hrst 81 es thu war, viii 10 III power at Wash-
innton ami The year of the tweney third slte-
fion 81 4 President III the United Sta'es All
af these events are sure q be ut great lnscres
aud importnnce. especially the Two latter ana
all Of ihclu and everything connee'fa with
ehem will 10 fl lY and freshly reported ana e2
pounded in rHN suN.
the Oppasl ion Hon Of Representative.
taking up The line 81 inquiry 0pepea ycaFs agp
~ THIS Sun, win Is My aud diHsntly
Investigate tho o0rrupti0ns and mfsdeeds q
Grants adm nstFatiOn; and viii, i Il 70 be
hoped. n the foundatiOn f8r new md better
ported IN our national history. lf HH this
rtE sun will reitiin c0mplet and neenrat
acocunt furnishing ils readers With eaFly aud
trustworthy Information upon these absorbing
topics.
The twenty lira Presidential aiortion, Will
the praparat far IL, will be lnemsraely as
deoidi Up0a Grants aspirations fcr third
term power end llunder. and still more as
deeitina who shall be the faudiiRte of the
palts AZ Reform ard is eleeiing that asn4idafe
Conc rning nh III 10 snhjects, thoe who leHd
THE SUN viii have the cunstalt means 81
hsinp thoroughly well info med,
The WERNLY SUN, which has attained p
circulation 81 over eighty thousand copies,
already has its raadcra n orey state amt
Territory, and vi ttust tat tho ycar sac viii
soc thsir numbers doubled, i will centinae to
be thor ugh newspaper. Al he seneral pcws
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