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tss assessment books be corrected BY the Mar.
shal. Adopted
Aid. LsClaire offered the followiog:
Rss0lcsd, That the Street ommissionsr pro.
eesd without delay and repair The bridge IN
the alley OF Block 81, between Iowa and L.
Claire streets. - ordered BY this Council in
meeting Of November last.
Adopted.
Council adjourned for ona wax
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DHluuCo. - ~ %
All respectfully submitted
HENRY MrrrLBuscHER, City Clerk.
Davenport, Feb. lst. 1861.
1REAeuRERs REPORT FOB THE YEAR ENDING APRIL
!, 1861.
To the Hon. Mayor ssd Members Of the City
Council
Tie undersigned most respectfully begs
leave to report tho following list OF receipts
snd expenditures from April 18th, 1860, tv
this date:
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CHOICE BRANDSOF SPRING AND WINTER
u Wh at Flous, iust Esesived ct No. II, West
Second ste sss. J. u. RUG0lAkS'
f4y3o d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
We received news Of another Democratic VIC
tory. At the election held in that city on
Tuesday last, the entire Democratic ticket vas
elected by near four hundred majority. Good
for Peoria.
NEXT MoNDAY-Messrs. WeltOn l.
Warriner succeed Morgan 4 Co., 10 the boot
and shoe business. at the old and popular stand
No. 46 Brady street. Massrs W. 4 w. are
men Of honor and strict integrity. and vs pre-
dict for them the came euccess which has at-
tended Morgan 4 Co. Success to the new
firm.
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CITY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS,

CITY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ROR MAYOR:
DAVID HIGGINS.
FOR MARSHAL:
HENRY W. MITCHELL.
1oR TYgAsURRR
HARVY HILLS.
YOR CLBRK
ELIEL PECK.
1oR POLICg nA0TsTRATE:
X. d. CON DON.
FOR ALDERMAN:
1st Ward-J SCHMIDT.
ID Wsrd-W HALL.
Sd Ward-ALEX. BLAIR,
Z. SHERMAN.
4th Ward-GEO. L. DAVENPORT,
WALLACE w. PARKE K.
5th Ward-J. G. PARKER.
JOHN HALEY.
9th Ward-WM. RENWTCK.
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Committee to whom vas referred petition of
J. Brockman. report hvorsbly TO prayer. Re-
port adopted.
Aid. Weinsrt offered the following:
Rssolyed, That the Street Commissioners 10
instructed to repair : certain part Of Fillmore
street and lay boz across. to lead the water
off !; the cost not to exceed IS.
Adopted.
AID. Peters offered the following:
Resolved, That the Street Commissioners be
hereby ordered 10 sbats the stsensnt water in
the gutter on the north siLe Of Second street,
betwstp Gaines and Warren.
Adopted.
Marshal Mcneil brought to the attention oI
the Council the bridge under Brady street,
near Tenth street, at the place Of the "hssvy
Gill;" Referred to Alderman Of 4tL Ward with
Street Commissioners With power to act
Petition Of Daniel Gould asking leave ia
erect frame work shop in rsar Of bis build.
Ing corner Of Perry and Second streets, on
Block 90. Read and prayer granted.
Aid. 0uelish moved thst clerical error on
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THE CITY.

FoR market reports see fourth page
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G. II. ScRrvBN. %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized to receive advertisements for this pa-
PER.
ROUNDS LAN0Dox, 155 Randolph street, Chi
cago, are authorised to receive i1ementsfor
this paper.
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FLUNEK An dUSEN,
apl-4l Attorneys for Plaintiff.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
Al lBDUCED FlIcEll
Y NHF undersigned are stiii selling the lest
1 BARGAINS q, The same OLD
STAND
T.. AJLER & cos
Great BARGAIN STORE

a''rrinc the E'as ingtnn Hotel, Leonard
t""ti a"'. .wi,g II tie pressure Of the times,
they how oikr the gr.attsi Inducements ever
l..aI,i 81
We have determined to sell off our present
stock ot Winter tio.sis Mt prices resiuced at
leass one-third for CASH, in ar,lrr To prepare
Ourselves To- lay in heavy and entirely new,
stock OF gosls the coming season. Gu= stack
has been re-aSsurtcd and CONSISTS of the ar,i-
cics named IL cur last advcrtlscn.e We
call particular attention TO the f'"rins:
READY MADE COATS. PANTS and
VENTS. eff all siz.s. qusi,v and styl.s. which
p si':'eiy We viii se., iur cost ,nic.s.
HATS ans! tAT'S alsn At COS. rrices
ti""r Nhiiis atd D,swcrs at 2a rer cent
cheaper 'i's:: they cat be- pure iased slseu here.
l24 cent? Gallo" "a; 10 and IL cent.. Cling
t..n at Il. cents worth Isl c-n.s. Mohsir
l.">irs =: 10 crn's. cheap a, l2s ccnts. Mrs-
I'm lie Lain NJ l2!. IS. aui Is c~r,s. srch a.
wa" se"- sold for Ices thar d.ul IT, ,ha, price
fngi''h ,riro, ei rice Colors. or firs, rate
quality Mt BIT rents. generally snld a, 50
cents. I.sdr~ t,l"i'i C.aks AID Mnn,illas
OF tie latest style AID fashion. Q, Is. 81 and
Sc. such a. we have sold At s, 8 and $40.
and every thing el.e in l.ropnr.inn.
Virginia norey taken at rar.
Come "ns {. me nil! Ladies' and Geo.,..
"'n, "" will be pleased 10 ~si, uron you AMI
uP'r all who may call on
4. ADLER & co.
January 10th. Isel--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07

y tie preparation Of this valuable u,.r,,.
BONES ARE USED IN THEIR raw
STATE ONLY. ~ ia "
They Lave never been BOILED Mop
CALfiNED. They ars taken a. $500.
made them. crsshsi With powerful MACHINERY
ana sstlect to p"re-s by which al, RI:
virtue vi tho bui.e is retained. and 81 s.r,;,;."
IS procured furnishing ia esuc.u,r,,v,, -
so'uIle t'rsA. tile two Indispensable .lrn,er,.
IN rue Er"w,k 81 rl..t., viz: PuOSPTUHic
ACID & AMMONIA. These two .i.,.a., S
BY the nse VI '.RauxL'. Rev lson. pb.-,i.,."
sr ssses 70 tie sI in al their ,,r;v;n.,
strength ana purity. They ass;n,:ls.c :,
n'so~ With it. furnish ali the smn,,.,;. -:
'1f the 2sew!cg CROPS. AMI leave tie i.nI 49,.
n,sr FATTY Let.e6ttsi. tS''
CASH PRICE S45 PER TON
OF 200 POUNDS.
2t CENTS PER FOUND.
Tits popular Fertilizer can be hsa -,
hss.'" Va 'i.e rsiuv.rai to",.s. az n,sy b.. ,r.
tiesesi H'raigs, any E.,.I.nis.i,sa Ai.rcian, !,
tSalGnm.r- :"
GEORGE DUGDaLE.
NkisTs4L DEF-,r s. AsEscr.
sc. 4 SPEAEs' WHARF.
EALI i. U..E.
Feb usry Isl. lssI-Sn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
MAAAC IAcK.og CHS p,roex
HARMONY GROVE NURsERiks.
ISAAC JACKSON T. CO.. Prerrie,o,..
(SceeEssoEs To THOS. n. RARyrrA
Jrn",r'.<. Chester County, Pa.

To tss Farmers and P.an e: Of g.. Ma -.
snd sdj","i"g e,us"e--
TIVE subscrIbe~s BEG sssrs 80 call a,,.,,.s,
u 'heir lasSs cock for tAs Fall ,rsde.
Apples; Ftars, standard aud dwarf; Ce~rnes.
Pssches; Plume; Anri-nia; N~~tnr,nss, all a.
'ss~d and chvice 'ar'"s.es. Our srs,u f-c,,
o'ra'.m.ui e'''a"rse~ s>e<y tSin< in g.. class.
s,r ~isry. one L.EcIs q ra,ls:es; G.n,-
az, ,'r-'isS c. 'rsr,, rn.rberrr, doossue,ry'
khubaro or re Plant, Aspa,.xus
Cur s'"ek 81 OENAME entail TeEEs -
'~y Les.y. Sad comprises oil she .oa sa,s ard
tafa! OF the neg, bo.t evergreen and .,e.Juous
Rese.. DshlIss sod Ledd,rg plat. ri s<sxy Z.
''rr,on. Osag' Orange Tor hedging. Tki.
pisnt IL !es'snsd soon ~ syrsrceds oil others r.,
ais lur.'se. bein. ha,dy,s rarid ytowes, M
strong thorTs offering an in,pas.,tls barrier ~
ell hinde Of sicek Our snsk 10 he>.,ar aad
sell grown, ana our prices viii be found az Ia,
- any stbar es'sbiishm sut. Oydsvs ,c.irusS1
Address
IaAAc JACKSON GO.
!ernersii'e, Chester Co Pc
?. y. Cs'eiosnes E,rr,sted On srrlicadss.
.f're"es-- Fr.pc,s J. &~r.>, Eicnn .nu,v: J
= - >~:j, Locust tj.u... IS. iisry . cvun,s.
AGENT %. Fred. Msddex. who !;
ogeut for tbs esmrsny. viii sl;esd % e.
ardafs lef. With him.
s<ri. l3;h. ieso--sf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07

A LIZ pessons wishing TO eommuprat.
"A With the BY letter. y iild,rer, cir cor.
nrspondenceby mailto Portro.arc.A.harIee
eouHt;, Md. ~ BY steamer 81. NirhoIas.
to CaaPpet Point .Chari~s .oun.y. Md.
Wan. L. CAMPBELL.
Fsk SID, Ie!g-u,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
CLAUDE MELu0TTB.

bright bay. bred b.. Mr. Luug owner of Res.
tor, was got hy Boston out az Slender by In
dastry. I.auisa Se,l.n.sr. by Thorm.on's Rat
tor. Dairy Chopper. hy OXl-'s Oscar, Gre,
Diuu.ss!-liall's rnion, Lernijas, impt.
OthrlI,. i,np,. Geu,ges Juniper. impt. Nor
tors Traveller. out II inpt. Sslims by si.r
Go:oil':.in Arnbisu.
Fram t!.e aoa've pedigree. i. will lie seer.
that C'unae Mainotte combines more Of the
Sir ..rc.y bl,s.d in bis veins than anv horse
RI" living. neins descended. thrungl: lis si,e
Scst"n and grant sire Timoleon directly fr.,u,
sir Ar-hy. aud through Industry sire of SIe,,-
cer and me Of the best sn,is u Sir Aschy.
ss~n through Thornton's Ratilor--i,he s;,.
OF Louisa Semuicsi another .i.t!nsu.i.sd sur
Of Sir Areiy.
By hi. =. Z: dan. Daisy Cropper, Through
her sire Grey N'ra'd, i.e is desc-naied irn,n
in.pt Medley, ali hi. fs,njl, being Distinguish
81 f"s game aud stousnc.s.
tta"de 4enstse il the sire cf Col Buwe'.
tne c"lt, TX. Marvel, which ran u. the Fail
{" 80, hah .. Leonard Town aud in Virginia
viii success.
Claude Nscino.ss Vii! stand I'LL. season e.,
$50. for h~sioi nlsrrs, to be discharged hy
xts. II i'ahi IN The sepon For C. r,:uo,,
ma.ss, x!4. +" ee stisehsryed by SO, il paid
Ia The seaSe:. Every care takrn, but no res.
p"asss'"rv ix socr:si.ss. Gloom f.s GO
CeLfS.
II. all .;a,d a, tie Read Of s.. Gem.
ss-.s Bay "a
~ Le-nasd Town ca
A; Cfftvo Factory az
GEORGE C. TARIfoS.
tso. S6th. leel-tss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
SHER,FF's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue of twlve uri,s of v.nd;-
.&D toni Exponas, issued out of the
Circuit Court for Saint Marv's County
one at the suit of James Barch use Of j
L. Buid use of Luke w. b. Hu,chius
use .: John A. Burroughs; one ut III.
snit uf James Biscoe use of Henry G
Garner; one at the suit Of John r
Clarke; one at the suit of James Bisco.
urc of T. Oswald Wilson; one at the suit
Of James B<""e use of Richard Fl Mil.s
one at the suit Of James Biscoe Use OF
Henry q. Garner; ono at the suit of
john A. Burroughs; Ole at the sui, OF
Robert " Milhnrn; one at the suit of Ro-
bert T. Barber Executor of Richard Mat
tingl-y; one at the suit OF {. &. Lancaster:
on at the suit cf James Green use Of
Penn 4 Mitchell; and one at the suit IF
Henry &. Garner; against the goods and
cha.tels. lands and tencnlents Of John H
Key and to me directed. have seized
and taken in execution all the right,
title, interest. property. claim and de-
u.an'. at law and in equity. of the said
john II Key; also. by virtue of one wri,
of Vendiiioni Exponas i.sued out of the
Circui. Court for Saint Mary's County,
at the suit of Luke W. b. Hu,chins Us.
Of Neale l. Lucke,t, against the goods
and chattels lands and tcne,nrnts Of John
II. Key and Philip Turner, aud to Inc d.
rected. have seiz"d and taken in exccu.
ton all the right. title, interest, property,
claim and demand at law and in equity.
,f said John II. Key and Philip Turner.
in and to the following property to wit
Ole tract, ~ parcel Of land called aud
known as.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Tar A. SAPPINGTON has removed
- to St. Inigors' District, where be Of
tsrs bis professional services to the public
tie mag be fourd .t his residence. near St.
in,g"s Store, late tie property Of Dr.
John C. Asheom.
Jan. 3lst. lS6l-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07

COKHLS.SIOH BUSINESS
'ft. nh-r..ne, hrgs leave In announce.
tns citizens "f ST. Mary. cor.ty ,ha,
ne LAS commenced :he
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
Nc. GiaoCEas ExcHASsx,
C'rrrr 81 Exchange Place and Commerce St
BALTIMORE,
ana viii give AS personal attention - all pro.
'.ure Consigned ~ him, He hopes by assi,lL-
us ";!d iriEi'' .:iientiun ~ ous!ne>. ,o ,nrr1
itu 0r1uehcr IL tie community.
WI X DODSON.
with Late firm "f Lu+k-tt s. Young.
RfFEEE Scrs:
JAMES MORT, Cashier Of Farmer, ana: Me,-
Giants B.ut:
M.>sr.. T. J. Carson & Co. Ba,k.r.;
VIZ. Whi,sI"k i Co.;
Fr.c'alr,; * Ha.!.
April 2S,h. lssO-u
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
WANTED.

ftHE saf.sesihr. wishes ~ hux a Ia. 81
l.lhELf YOU'VE NEGROES. or =.
sexes Tor "hieh tac hi.hcst n.arke: ,ce.s u.,,
'~ paid. Psrs,as ~i-i.ing to a-i,. v 10 r.y 90,
~. h'n'r d'-'"g he ."c-an, n.ur through the
r"htsrn -r''ns,es 81 the State. y III n,v. ,h.;.
'T';ers p'.irrtiY re~poraistis~. b, addr--.;t..
ALLEN 8. DORSEY
wssa:ngtea I. e.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
GREEN & FOE
FAMILY eROcERS

AND DEALERS IN
Pure OLDW1NES AND LIQCORS
No. S. BALTIMORE STIrET.
NEAR holiday. bAiTlxchr.
III WE v"nstsntiv Oh hani large and vel
>ees''eri st"rk "f FAMILY GROCERIES
",Hi>i>,i' Z, ia part. Of
FRESH ltAs --'irrcn and Black, OF ,ariou.
pr, rs aud favrrs.
Coz FEEs:-Mscha, Java, Laguyra, Maracaihc
and Rio
>r..Es.-New Orleans. Crushed, Powdered
~. cr.:!u.I,,d, { Yclio.v a,.l Clarified
E"nan. MircsrnDi a,.d Nerrnecclli: Coorer'.
- h.E";.. G,iatine, firsl. Salad ana
OIiN" Ole. Cheese. Ers'i>h Dairy. The
Apple AMI Sap Sag; Sarine>, French.
am: Spanish Olives: English and American
liIhi's-Gersins. mixed. Iiccalih Chow.
th"". Gan i!i'"er. WaIuuis .:.>: O,i..rs.
S'n'e~-'I"'r Pull. Harvey. Rcsl!ir z. soho.
Mh>I'r'".i.. aud Worcestershire.
HHA:nIEs.-.la- Henne-ey & e.. yi,,.apu
1870. O'srd buruy & c.. 1916, Na,isx
t"ts"ha,. EorieaaA. R,cLel!c, AID other
hraH,is.
fiSt On WiSrs -Lunion Dick Fort, Sher.
ry' M'deIr", Lisbon, Sweet Museile, ard
Champagne.
"h'sHEfs--Sco'ch, Old Rye, Calhoun. Old
HArp sna Bourbon. snmc very DID aud tir.
f"re HOLLAND Gin, Jamaica Spirits. &c.
Imp 'rtr'' and Dvnrs,ic SEGARS AND TO.
BACCO.
All o: "hi'i. they will sell a, rea.on.bls
PF'ce' AID respectfully solicit a call.
""r>.' LIT, lsG0--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
FOR SHERIFF.

Tl'e nan.e OF PHILIP II. DORSEY. is sux-
er.ie'i I" tie ,ut~rs # this c".us., ar a cau-
'"i't e lev the hcyt Sill ElFFALIY, ty
ulss., eitize,,s Of
Fst. 5iL, 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
FOR SHERIFF.

HARRISON EDWARDS 10 prevented -
The voters Of S=in, Mary'- county a. a caud;.
date Tor Sheriff at tlis eli. c,i.n in 1861.
January 18th. 1850
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR

HENRY NORRIS Of 10. ofFers himself "a
Inc voters 1T Toward Ts~n dis,rir. 20 a cand j.
aa,e Tor Road Supervisor and solieits the vot.s
ct his friends aid the Pua,ie
Jan. 24th 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
E1E:l29 aassIlElR BRDVyu.
GENERAL COMMISSION MEkcH.x1
No. ~ L,eh' 1t. Wharf. (asswesn Pran A.
CemdenI
= LTGN m n n =

Fee-c sr pe'm.ssion 70 M.ssrs nuv.,l &
Aeriy q Ihxhnan, T.W. Lererng 4 a.,
Drakeiy d Fs,,oh. ". Il. Mer,ibH. 4 C
John @. Lester, EST. C. A. Gsmsr,,i
Esqr..J. G. Heres. WIN. n. Eno.w a
Arr'esarth. q. D. couiburn, Ar. Ih.,,s
Nes:'s. s~iis q Edanndsos. T..LLv H,,..~:
>sp:. G-i. sSss-eaa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS

TO THE FARMERS or 81. MARrS
~ w.ud m.ss resp ctfuly cali wear at
tertiu1 Ia my large assortment .f LNPLE.
AE.N1S. ! am manufacturing aud rr.-
par;ng larger assortment ef agricultural! In.
lSea,entS than hav" ever before Offered e.
the public--li,rsc Powers sn,: Threshr,s
V aesi FANS, Corn Mills. C.-n Sh.II-,..
P''aigh., Hurruws: Chit. a.rrs, aid MANY
ether articles tn numerous t. u,c,ti.r. /
can supply H., Farmer ".h every thing hc
may wans. With regard to Horse P,w.r,
would cali particular attention. TO- a fine
l,t rf PELTON'S TRIPLE GEHPEr
PCW'EKS. TO Sork with or ,ei1om baa,,
sehrh are MT surpassed in this or ann OTTER
market: att! must respectfully insl.s ,hcse
w!r are iu want If Machines to give me n cal,
~ | feel confident that can suit the Bur
Chaser. attn making a CORN MILL. for
grinding Crn a, u"nc. THIS is good Mill,
has beet tested Ard rrouounc+s! so ~ .x,e
ri.rcod judges. &c this | ask ynrr ste-
cial a,teAtrn.
tender you my sincere thanks for the
k;ut iiess !rr-:nf"rr sh"wu ire aid beg q cnn.
tnaancs of your fav,rs, determined to make
a stsoIg effort To- phase all who give me ;ie;,
GUSTAV. Orders viii meet witt, prompt at,e,,-
ti"s Cy Erlus directed tn
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt stree. WaarE, BALTIMORE, Nd.
F'b. !th. lS6l-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
f I S. III.

nAETrRN HERRING. cODP1su and
IL RCtkWHE.Ar FLOUR N.., r,.,iy,d
sd Ar sale ~ sIMNe 4 &pDoX.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
FOR CONSTABLE.

J. EDWIN ABEf.L anununces hims-if Is
. Candidate f'r Constable in Leonard T.~u
sistrirr and ssliCts the vutssof hi. friends and
the public.
Feb 2Ssl,, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
L MON HOTEL.

HANlNG purchased tie above proper,.
l. l. the subscriber respectfully Informs the
travelling pnhllc ;ha, lie is now prepared 10
acccnin"da;e them. The Hotel will ~ thor.
nushiy repaired an! all ';s rooms rsfurni.hc.i
~. personal attention OF the subscriber will
oe devoted TO its management. aca Ans bas.
efforts will r. gwen 70 make his guest. com
t'r'ahle. His table will be surpi.G with
whatever the make, affords. acG his Bar fi,
n!shed WITH tl.- hes, L.iY..I. and Cigar,
tt. servants will Away, b~ found att. n,iv,
and accommodating. Sobsr and r-liabi,
hos'iers have been employed. and the sri
scr'o'' wi! take care ila, his siables are n.
neglected.
II" soIi"iss the patronage Of the fc,mr
guests fthe Houses and that at IA. cubIif
generally.
JOHN II. FENW!rK.
Leonard Town
Oct. 7th. Ie5e-,i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

ira. J. FELIX MORGAN In. removed
~ from Leonard Town to has resid.ne.
" PlaceniEa," on Bri.ton's B,y. Re offers hi.
professional services To the ,abl,c OFFERS eft
at the cigar establishment, If Ge.. w. DIV Ger
4 Co, Leonard Town, Will receive prem, al.
;enrion.
Jan. 10th, lcci--,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
rDR COUNTY CLEREsH,p

The iends ~ DANIEL MORGAN
pTe<"n, iu 10th" voters Of 81. May. rru,
~ a-a candidate for CLERK Of ia: (.;,,,;
Court ., the election in 1874. ard soI;ri, {,
hls ciairns di.na,si,nase eonsidsrs,7op.
kcT .2rtn. 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

q. d. NElAcu alseu hiusslf to the vo.ers
q LS':ssrt T.Mn .iia,iel - a ca,.did.,a Dor
Hsspervisar u Ne Nssi AID asks Tic sv,s.. Il
Cir district e ssppos, f.,,A
~ gCRth. -A&0l.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
NOTICE.

a Ii. T"@'r-s ind. 'h3 g. tie i.te s--, ~
"A G~' v. Dryer & c.. are requested b,
Settle tier occult, ~uhnut fu,,Ccr dear
With }. Felix Morgan. who IL authorized tn
Ign the nsnis 81 the hr.n ~ r.rI ,n.nt
Tt0 ". DwYERS
Jan. 10Th scI-&w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07

No. IL. IL aid Isi NJ b n. FLOWS.
~ \" {. ard Improved Davis, q
>aeArs. Just received a., Il ia sa.e ~
SIAiMS & MADDOX.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

VIE next annual session vii; coamene.
on A.IRDAY. tie 10th Of Sep,en
Der. under the direct;n. Of Ms. I.Ol.rY
LEIGH. IS Principui. assisted b, corr.
oi efficient and experienced Teachexs.
The c0ur>s- Of instruction is as thorough a.
a, any other institution ID the country, and
a. less than half the usual expense. The
scholastic yea, is divided into two terms o.
Eve months each.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
GARDEN SEEDS.

. uST receiver srd for saie large ssso,..
~ uent of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
+. LEO SpALE!NG.
March 7th 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-07
Charges, per term, payable
IN advance:

tor all the branches of thnr.sch
English education. including
Board. Tuition. Washing, Fuel.
Lights and i:ediiag, $500
Stationery, ~
Tuition for GAY pupils, Including
fs'i' .i.oc
ssPARArx ssAxcuxs:
French, ,1ec
Muse. with the use "f In.trur,e-t, $50,
Drawing and Painting, exclusive
Of materials. Ara
Painting in Oil C'.lors, exclusive
Of materials, n "A
For further Information. or for C.sruixrs.
apply 10 ths Principal. st. Iu,so.. Pcs,
Office, Ssinr Nary's County, Nd.
e. Btl.LlNGSLEY.
President Of the Beard OF Trustees.
August 10th. isGn--s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-10-08

iers IS lie = R. r. r. Of the conpa-
ny, while the Lieutenant's ten, is con-
Sldered as The place for propounding
and expounding military discipline
with the occasional arrival of " leaky
tn-ware," of winch their tent has i,s
due share, rs we4 as goo3 share Of
butter, cheese. honey, meat, Sc, all Of
which The Captain declines 10 guard,
but loves 10 eat Of.
With this hasiy letter. allow me 10
bid You good nigh.--no,. though. ulI |
have called upon the gallan, sons Of
=" Ola Iowa " 10 come and Join our
company. We want thirteen good,
sound men, able 10 60 through ak sorts
Of hardship, and willing to live on hard
crackers, II necessary Capt. Lang
WORTHY, Of Company X. and Lieu,en-
ant MEREDITH, Of Company II, are
now in Wisconsin, recruiting for the
Regiment, aud / hope Old Iowa will
produce some Of her sturdy sons to rail-
ly around the Flag of Our Country,
and willing 10 join with their brothers
IN the camp. Come, ye Mineral Point.
ers, join with Us and run the chances of
war. We Will welcome you with open
arms. Come, viii You Come, we
want You.
Il Ihis letter IS Interesting enough TO
present TO your readers, do 50, provided
the errors and b'uuders are corrected.
| knew Il Is wrong 10 ask the printer 10
correct errors; but consider the source
from whence II comes.
ours, as ever. GEO. Il. OTIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-10-08
Selerted sflisCellann.
Tubate to Fremont

The difficulties winch Fremont has
had 10 encounter IN Missouri, are al
most beyond our conception. and are
graPhlciy portrayed by The ST Louis
Democrat OF the I6.h inst:
tie reached our ci,v few weeks
ago, 10 lnd the army composed largely
Of three months volunteers. v5a~4
term Of ; rvice mad nearly expired.
and who, for causes which NAV have
been unavoidable, but were not the less
10 be regretted and removed. had be-
come exceedingly dissatisfied. These
troops We're 10 be paid off. and another
army raised, IN the face Of the wide
spread conplainings of the three
months men, and of the gloom which
The disaster at Manassas had dlffused
over the country. while the finances OF
the Government were Ut a low ebh.
and The energy and temporary success
OF the rebels were adding to their NUN
Der thousands whose limld treason ur-
ged them 10 make haste 10 be On The
winning side. And Vet the genius and
energy Of Gen. Fremont has triamnb-
ed over all obstacles, ana secured for
rs an army Of soldiers, with all thu
munitions OF war, tnal may proudly
cAatenge comparison IN numbers.
equipment and discipline, with any
tOly OF troops that were ever mustered
lnio The service Of any government, ia
the same space of time. The call o.
Gen. Fremont. as though there were a
spell connected with his name. has ar
oused The patriotism of The hardy free
men of the West, and they have en-
rolled themselves under the banner Of
the Cnon by thousands. AMI are only
eager p have an opportunity 10 meet
ana scatter The h0rd=s Of The Secession
bandits. We can sec and feel,aat an
der such leader Missouri wall soon b..
deiiFered from The poIlutiu- tread oC
traitors. Let Us then stand by The man
who seems raised up for The terrible
crisis taat IS Upon Us. Lei ,hs breath
ot complaint be hu>hed. or entirely be
consumed ly tie glow Of uase.Hsh pay
rloasm. L. iea.ousies. chickering's and
hearlu-n alike be hurled IN oblivion.
Lei pOlIucs anu parties vanish, bq. .e,
Wing and Democrat and R4p4b.iran
We with each o,Aer IN devotion 10 HE
mon, and IN sustaining and houorin-
the man who wI.l lead Us on TO victory
over tile advocates and abeuors Of this
luferua. rebellion"
There IS The true ring in language
OF thls sort, and j, seems 10 be The tone
universally Of The Wes.era p.ess.
trem1at's name seems indeed t5 Is
1~t-e - .Jara W.-A, aal the change
mus, he very great ere the common
people VIII 1e persuaded that h- acts
from any selfish or base motive, or is
moved ty rash ana hae,y judgment.