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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

The CENTENNIAL ASrHrM.-We
have received from George Willig. the
wcli-known Baltimore publisher. The
Centennial Anthem" arranged for a
chorus with piano and osgsn aeeompan-
iment-words by W. J. Pabodie. music
by DR.. H. Perabean. I, is dedicated to
the young ladies Of Baltimore Female
College.
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IN virtue OF power vested in me.
~ A,der Mortgage from John T.
FSs~y hearing date Of the 27,h Of
Apra 1874 I viii seIfat public sale.
at the Court House door in Leonara-
town, on
Tuesday,t11 6tll Of
May, 1877,
between the hours Of 12 o'clock. m
snd<Usl0ek,. p NJ. thy foilowing reaf
estate, to wit &Hr
One undivided BALI pf . tract or par
eel OF land called and ksown a.
Locust, Plain,
or By whatsoever name or names the
same may be called or known, con.
sanihS Asr Sc 49,
Locust Plain,


The above land is.lccasea n the 5th
election district Of 81. Msry's county,
djoins tie lands Of Ars. Jeunetie
Barber. Thcs. d. Edwards and Mrs. A :.
B. Style, is convenient 10 Charlotte
Hall Sc6osl churches. mills, stores.
etc: This property 10 improved by
large. and eomrnodious DWELLING, ;.
fine BARNS and all necessary OUT
HOUSES. The soil % excellent. high
ly improved and well adapted TO the
production of the staple crops of he
section, The greater portion Of said
land Is SelEset in palaAble OAK, PINE
aud CHESTNUT TIMBER and very
near the line of the proposed Southe
Maryland Railroad.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

CoANtssioNcRS' CouRI-Coars met
On Tuesday last, present. Messrs. Fox
well. Alvey. Jones and DAVIS, and the
session vas chiefly occupied with the
Investigation and passage OF accounts
assiast the county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

Ealisic1s Nes..e,-The memorial sermon Of
the late Stephen Foxwcil, Esq, viii be preached
10. Y. n feonardtewn kethcdis, Ep;scop.I
church Sabbath, Areii 22nd, 1877, at J. y. N.
Sseyxt-Balsd'ngf Cor immo-talisy.''
Apsil n, fsss.
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[ConnuSIcATED.
y pisas,la q - 1snsesssie s~sy.

- -
Nplntioa q 80 1susesssi. swsy.
-
Ez = Secrsf 40 hs6 any patri-
ism ~ intereee Of bis party Il
hsas ~ : y The sEeessity Of wxani.
ssiio t. tesdl disc Anid lioa
tie nst county election il before us. n
We g assa . ave . multiplicity of
Candidates and the vote scattered il
pesseeaI contests in the presence Of .
solid Republican opposition. il is bot an
IDLE waste Of time 10 90 to the polls. II
's.tiss that the, party should speak. and
not pFocrastinate and delay until mass
u puiiliesl sspis1nts -tzke. charge ofit
and IN IL recklsssly sDrrnin. A party
that has no representative, no organ. no
one clothed with authority to do battle
for md to sustain iis principles. no
standprd-bearer to rally around. canex-
pect nsthing but'denoVlisstsOs desee-
ton, and disruption. = 20 81,
Hike party j, to Be sustained. it must
be organized SO a. toccacentrase and
throw II = compact, solid mass its en-
hrrssole, We.propose that : coaven-
ton y held. not for nominations, but to
cong {, dvise and decide upon what
Is necessary TT the interest Of the par.
y and to take into consideration mess.
ures and means for its organizatson.
The County Central Committee Of Mont
gcmery has called . Convention for the
same purpose and "to take into consid-
eration the feasibility Of adopting some
uniform plan Of holding Primary Meet
ings and Conventions" The Mont
gomery Sentinel Of late dsae contains
two Communications on the subject.
The one from Hon. W. veirs Bouic ap-
pears too complicated in its machinery
for practical purposes-the other is what
is known a. the Crawford County Sys-
tenn. It is simple IN its application, APP
peaTs directly to the people. needs no
intermediate agents, to pull wires and
trade 10 ConventionI obtains the strongest
and most popular candidates, and It's de-
eision is Of necessity, final, as it cuts of
effectually al hope Of appeal or opposi~
ton. We suggest that the matter be
canvzssed and that some action be Ia
ken at the next meeting Of the County
Court on The 18th Of April. r.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Hillery johnson and wife
Dorcas Cation and Others.

In the Circuit Court for ST.. Mary's
county. sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. Al N. Z.
nRpxREp this 10Th day of April,
~ 1872, that the sale made and re-
ported by Jas. H. Wilson, Trustee. in
this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 2nd Monday of Nav,
1877; provided a copy Of this order he
published in the Sc. Mary's Beacon.
once wsek for three successive weeks
prior to the said End Monday of Nav.
The Report states that the land sold
for 1870.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Test
J. PRANK FORD, Clerk.
April IL, lS77-3w.
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MARRIED.

On the 3rd inst, BY the Rev Jos. W. Muir.
ply, JOSHUA WILSON TO Mrs. MARY HAM
NETT.
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GEO.

On the 10th inst, Miss SUSIE DIXON, daugh-
ter Of William and Mary L. Dixon, in the 18th
year OF her age.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
I ]. Simms Fenvick.
Assignee,
W.
Joanna Barnes 1t d.

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's
county, sitting q = Court Of Equity.
No. 45l N. e.
nRDERED this 10Th day Of April,
" 1877, that the sale made and re-
ported BY Jos. 4. Morgan. Attorney. in
this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless eeRee to the contrary be shown
on or before the end Hoaday Of May,
1877: provided copy Of this order he
published in the st. Mary's BEACON,
once a vesk fsr ahrs successive weeks
prior TO tie said 2nd Monday Of May,
The Report states that the Land ssid
for $40.
J. FRANK FORD. CLERK.
True sopy-Test:.
- q ]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
April le, lssS-3v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

IF Europe praised NE, Goethe said,
'what has Europe done for me: Moth
ing. esen nv works have beea.an ex-
pcnse 10 me-
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TERMS OF sAEE-CAsu.
THEOPHILUS HARRISON,
' Mortgage.
jas. Fl. WILSON. Atty. for Mortgage.
April IL, ls77-ts. 81" "a
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Anril 10 f9rT-gw
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
JOS. w. Warrington,
John J. Allstan
vs..
VIM F. Ford, Admr Of
John II. Thomas ct al.

In the Circuit Count for 81. Mary's
county, sitting ms Court OF Equity.
.. No. 40 N. Z.
nRpEREp this 10th lay of April, 1877,
~ at III. sale made and reported
by JAMES II. WILSON, Trustee,
in this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the coptrary be shown
o, or before the 2nd Monday of May,
1877; provided a copy of this order be
published in the So. Mary's Beacon.
once week for three successive weeks
prior to the said 2nd Monday of MAY.
The Report states that the land sold
for SlO7.
J. FRANK FORD, CLERK.
True copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
April IL, l877-Sw.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Orphans' Court o. n. ksry's County, Set.
~ April 10, 1871
MRDERED By THE COURT, That J. Har-
W ris Forbes and Joseph IL Key, Adininisira-
tors OF GEORGE FORBES, late of ST. Mary .
county, Maryland, dcccss-d, give the notice re
quired by Law to the deccard's creditors % ca
hibit their claims and tina, the same he published
Once a, week for sir successive weeks Ia the 81.
Mary's Beacon tF
Test: JAMES T. NJ RAlsY,
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance of the above order, we hereby give
notice that nc have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland. letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of
George Forbes, late ofsaid county, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thcrsto to the subscri-
hers, on or before the 18th day OF October. 1877.
they will otherwise by law be excluded from tho
benefits of the said estate All persons indebted
TO the deceased are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the subscribers.
J. HARRIS FORBES,
JOSEPH II. KEY.
Adminst'a a rs
Anr.l
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STEA

STEA
IN AND |
u ter the III
APRIL, instau,
STEAMER 81
will leave Foxj
ardtown, al Z o
Ut 8 O'Clock, ..
April S, 1877
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p Q SITS c RIPT.
3:45 a. m.
TEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE UssO-TURKIsH CONFLICT

THE RUSSO TURKISH CONFLICT.
WAR CORRESPONDENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEU-
TRALITY RESPECTED.
LONDON, Saturday. April %, 1877
Public feeling i'm Bucharest inclines more and
more 10 an alliance of R0umania with Russia.
The Standards Vienna special says the Porte has re-
solved TO await the further development OF events be-
fore pressing its claim occupy portions OF serva III
has arrived ut this decision through foreign Influences
Large consignnlents OF for Roumania have been
slammed at several railway stations in Galicia
The ugsburg Gazette reports that five German news
paper correspondents have been expelled from klsch
eneff after being subjected to nhu,nan treatment.
The Serss special from Kischrnct Thursday, says the
Grand Duke Nicholas aud staff will not the frontier
for some days The health of the troops Is excellent 10
spite of the badness of the weather.
R)UMANIAN VESSELS CAPTURED.
yers tee gram from Bucharest late Friday reports
that the Turkish gunboats have captured three Rou
manian vessels. The ROum9Dian troops around Bl-
charest have commenced movement to the Danube.
RUSSIANS TO BE EXPELLED FROM TURKEY.
The Ttpess Berlin special states that decree OF the
Porte all Russian subjects must quit Turkey immediately
It il stated that the Blcchroders Berlin bankers, have
advanced Russia S75,O00,000.
The Iin,ess dispatch from Vienna says "The occupa-
ton Of Kal1fa been given up from strategca rea
sons so the danger OF collision between Turkey and
Roumania obviated"
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rr1EcRipuIc NOTEs

PROVIDENCE X. l., April 27.-Bertha vor Hilhrn
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 27.--The citizens of Lou
ri the termination Of Lou
sanss tronbes next Tuesday by general Illumination
PHILADELPHIA April 27.-At the Reading Railroad
once Mr. Wooten said their force OF employees had
Saue through good 81 training and that their work
MAS now altogether satisfactory.
CHICAGO, H., April N.-Two propeers from the
in The straits yet and that sail vsssos are having hard
Tune
SENECA FALLS, ~ Y, April 27.-The Rev. +. Pay
son holding daily neeiings In this place Oyei
urofrss
NUN oer Az leang Of place About 400
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THE BRITISH MILITARY AND NAVAL PLANS

The Times, in its column of military and
naval intelligence reports that the dOckyard authorities
at Portsmouth have received instruction all pos
sble expedition in reting and completing the Minotaur
Hercules, Triumph Active, and Inconstant for The
Times says the Minotaur could be sent to at
The Active would require months OF preparation The
ncunstant and Triumph also in backward state
but the Thunderer and dOubleurret ship BOadcea
quite ready 10 is thought the destination Of the Ur-
gent which about TO proceed To will be changed to
the Mediterranean. II Is stated the Government has
also ordered the speedy completion OF all men-of-war
building in the Clyde.
The IOst has believe that the statement TO
the effect that British officers leave have been
quested to Join their regiments ID incorrect
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THE FIGHTING IN ASIA.

LONDON, Saturday, April 49, 1877.
A Turkish official telegram, placing the loss
Of the Russians in frs. days fight near Batoun, al
500 "a already stated reports that the Turkish loss on
the same occasion was killed and IL wounded The
legram is obviously untrustworthy
Daily Ners telegram from Constantinope says
YESTERDAY and during last night 1900 Turkish troops
left for the Trebizond Several English newspaper cor
respondents company them"
The Daiiy Tegraphs correspondent at Pera says inc
Russians altogether lost about 1000 men In the battles
near Baoum Both Pot and Fort st. Nicholas have been
bombarded, and partially destroyed"
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AN EARLY OPENING OF THE CANALS DEMANDED

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 27.-Dispatchcs were
received here this from Albany stating that
the Canal Board decided to defer the opening Of
the canals to May This decision meets with decided
dsapproval receivers and forwarders generally
An urgent communication, generally signed by the
dealers was forwarded 10 the Canal Board this after
noon asking for earlier openiDg-nOt later than the
5 of Nav as originally reported Large quantities OF
grain In bulk not less than 2OO0.0OU bushels are re-
porcd aioat on upper and lower lakes, bound for
his mort and with favorable winds is expected that
the greater part Of these shipments viii arrive before
the time last stated for the opening large numoe OF
have been put in trim, awaiting the opening
off Cauals.
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THE CAMPAIGN on THE DANUBE.
A COUNCIL OF WAR HELD AT RUsTCHUK-THE RoU
MANIAN RAILWAY PARTLY FLOODED.

a COUNCIL Of WAX HELD NNHINITNN fff' f'"N
MANIAN RAILWAY PARTLY FLOODED.
LONDON. Saturday April 2s, 1877
A Times dispatch, dated Rustchuk, April %,
announces that Admiral Hobart Pasna arrived there on
Tuesday and Abiul-Kerlm Pasha the commandments
chief on Wednesday. council of war was being held
There was great excitement among the civil population
The Standards dispatch from Bucharest dated Friday
evening mentions report that the Turks have taken
possession Of wooded island between Ka!arash and
Sistra, whence the inhabitants fled The railway from
Jassy to Ungheni is interrupted by floods
A Times special dispatch dated Orsova 9th. says
Kaaf yet in possession Of the Turks but 1t is re-
ported they will enter IL today.
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SALE OF THE MIDLAND AGAIN ADJOURNED.
NIpDI ETOWN. n. Y. Aprl27.-The adjourned

MIDDLETOWN, N. l., ApTiiZ '.-l he a'Joui"0"
sale of the Ncw-Ymk and Oswego Midland Railroad
which was advertised TO take place here to-day, was
again adjourned by Master OF the Court Kenneth u
White until June 30. No bids received The T1ght
title and interest OF the Midland road in the leases OF
the Rome aud Utca branches were sold AT 81 eaci 10 VI
= Williams and A. W. Mills the officers OF the respective
branches Ex-Cuv. Tden who was OF the party from
NcwYork attending the SALE visited the stare
HOMEOPATHIC Asylum for the Insane during the after
noon The party started at o'clock by special train
over the Ncw-Jersey Midland road for Sew-Iork
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CRIMES AND CAsUALIIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHESTER, Penn, April 27.-Miss Lillian Bailey Of
this city while eating dinner to-day coked TO death
PoTrsrowN, Penn, April 27-John McGncbey
Valley Branch Of the Philadelphia
and iiesding Railroad. by train OF cars ~
Cedar Hollow today and instantly killed.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, April 27.-Ten OF twelve cars
OF Boston and Albany freight train thrown from the
Russell to-day by the breaking OF Journal tear
ing up the track ard delay ing travel four hours.
BOSTON, April 27.-Gotfried Zeigler will be
to-day for the murder OF Samuel Kuh at ROxbury
dye SUNDAY night Tie Investigation points TO de
DeTate having enticed the
OF the tragedy offset beng robbery u large
sum U MOI intended 10 sail tor Europe.
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DIR TREATY WITH TURKEY.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The last treaty
between the United states and the Ottoman Empire.
negotiated In 1862 contains such declared principles
m those con aimed In the treaty Of 1854 between Russia
and the United states with reference to Tree ships max
,tu fraea
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The youthful astrologer, forecastiug the Sum
ncrs the conjunction OF the ns hook aud
sngewor rapidly approaching the zenith back Of which
Lle cancellations family show forth Of wet
footed BOYS and anxious mothers But ali goes help
make up human lite
Remarkable effect of Moody in Boston: A
lady In the Boston drygoods stores asked for English
mces Tue salesman exhibited the article Are these
really English g. Well" replied the salesman, little
eon1sedy they until Mr. Moody consolidation
Globe.
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PROMINENT ABRIvALs

Eth Avenue Hote Gen. BENJAMIN r: bati s s o.
Massachnsstts Robert r. Carr General Manager Oh INC IT,"
sss Pacific Railway and f. Gordon Dexter OF Bos,on
Btns,OicS-Jugc William Allen o. me ~ a. ~ ,be IaI
Ian Legation Washington Erersu Houe- th n ..
Tbaver and C. NJ Mead Of AndoveT, Mass and the rev
III III Murray Clarendon ,n,ii
Josiah g. Abbott OF Boston 81 James hotet-lne ho w"
liam r. Bostwck Of Ithaca
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THE OTTOMAN FLEET OFF ODESSA.

LONDON, Saturday, April q, 1877.
The Daily Neuss special from COnstantinOple,
Friday says 1t stated that the Turkish feet is of
Odessa but has not yet received instructions TO lombard
the city.
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DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastscss elegantly coated for the Of al DIS
orders stomach liver bOws kdnsys bladder
diseases headache constipation cOstivensss indigestion dys
pepsA biiousDess bilious Inflammation OF the boweA
plea all of the internal vscera WARRANTED
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs ~
BROADWAY.
Gam 62, Noon. co. 5 p. N. 66' Miani9n1 o"''
n ,shesf during day. co. Lowes' oo''
lyerxre 57A' Same dsv 1870. Do.
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persons accompanied MI Hammond twice TO wstsrio
and crowded meetings have beep held there
SAN Francisco April Plat . trotting :, race &c
sss: sss?s s"s s1ss @
an additional 81 900 4 the best ia beaten
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 27:mThe Ana 10. Tan
dine ses Club d baltimore Ma three mile t Our
H. rae On 81 hs Nav and Ss win BE-
the Of mile and half down the rver ano RETURN
-
tAnnounssmsusaf
TRusrY CURE FOR COLDs-JAYNE's ExPEc-
roRASr
All druggists sell DR.. BEcKER's EYE BALsAM,
the great nhamed weak eyes and yeldA
LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet and bath, cooling refreshing and grateful In the SICK
A PLEASANT AS WELL As PROMPT
method ymovne Of collie exhibited BY children
Ask your druggist for a bottle of VAN Bus
Kinks INyGogAST Price so Best sold for
dyspepsia headache and debility. ~ Veseyst
BRASS AND WALNUT CORNICE POLES EAST
lake style) Of every description Old rods re-
sRREAU manufacturers 32l Broadway.
"AH! You ARE GETTING BALD, ARE your
Well misfortune be easily remeded by using Dr.
SStion prevent The hair falling out keep glossy and soft
erpve diseases Of the scalp and in most cases
COLUMBIA is undoubtedly the gem OF the
ocean, generally entertained notion that the bright
est ell among Spring style of gentemens HATS tho
production nmtable KNOX obtainabe at 2i2 Broad
way and Hotel store Show your appreciA
ton of "a mar beauty by an early purchase
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All druggists sell DR.. BECKER's EYE BALsAM
great for named weak and sore eyeldA
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LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet and BATH cooling refreshing and grateful In the scs
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Brass AND WALNUT CORNICE POLES Gas
lake styeD STAIR RODS Of every description Old rods
plated or repoished ana equal W. I. J. MI
sRREAU manufacturers. 32l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

"AH! You ARE GETTING BALD, ARE Your,
ell that misfortune may be easily remeded by using
JAMES HAIR Tonic. will stimulate the scalp TO bealt.
action prevent hair falling out keep glossy anu sol
cure Of the scalp ana In most cases poa'
a fine crop Of new hair.
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A PLEASANT AS WELL As PROMPT
method SemovBg symptoms Of collie exhibited by chdre
Is " give MILK on MAGsEsIA
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Ask your druggist for bottle of VAN Bus
Kinks INyIGoRAsT Price so cents Best sold
dyspepsia headache, and nervous debility ~ Veseyst
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semeuW. I

A TRUsTY CURE FOR COLDs-JAYNE's ExPEc-
rORANT
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& Do YOU recollect bill before that Legislature known
o. the New-YoIk City Tax Levy billf A. recollect
there as such a bill OF there every year.
O. DO you recoect now that such bill passed In
lS7Of A. have recollection OF any circumstance
connected vito Its passage OF course know IL did.
Are YOU now able to say whether II passed before or
after the Charter bin A should say IL was some little
time after.
of The Senate voted for that tax levy bill A. don't
member wey or the other.
O. DO you recOlleet that that bill excited considerable
interest the and outside OF the Senatef A My
impression would of the evil results OF that
charter obtained by some subsequent legislation;
thai there WAS subsequent bill passed which gave
point and significance 10 the charter, Which did not APP
near al of the OF the charter whether
II WAS In either Of the tax levies In separate bill
don't know; it seems TO It was In some separate
bill
@ 1t gave great opportunity A. Yes; it gave great
II gave opportunity those who would have power
uner lie charter TO accomplish what was afterward ac
% NV inaulry was whether you recOllect that that
year considerable interest was inaD1estedf A. FROM
that Subsequent legislation, whatever IL was, don
think any Republican nbers in the Senate voted TOT
that propos for tbuk the feeling was strong ano
pretty unanimous against That.
O DO you rCcolleet whether the evils that nigh
Ste,w out that bill II 10 should become law ap
reciated bS members OF the Senstef A That would
e. n,y recollection; think the Republicans entirely
wee against that measure, but the Young Democracy
going I'D hr"on' WIN '"e 'oS'' anu 'ne3 hai '"s
Ia your recollection sufficiently disrnct TO enable
,x t say that no Republican voted for that bill In the
E.na,o think no Republican voted for that meas
nyo In the Senate-that Board OF Audit measure
tdnk that during the progress OF that bill through
The Senate there was cOnsd.,avie aseuss'on, sho
M end the evils that might grow out Of its passage Al
irerolIect is The general Iaet
n And that was SO charged in the Senate IN the dis
.isn q, me piili A. That would be my idea. have
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FEVER AND AGUE.

rHVER AND AGUE cured for 6fty oeRta There 10 not
agent In this world that will euro Fover and AEu4
and all Mssrioas Bio Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow aad
ether Fevers (aided by Railways PILLS. 20 quick -
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle.