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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-21
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can Board of Commissioners of
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Law Library, 6,4OO Congregation
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-21
Spirituai Facts.

That WHISKY is the key by which
many gain an entrance into orr
prisons and almshouSes.
That brandy brands the noses of
all those who cannot govern their
appetites. SIS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-21
Union" Hospitality in Tennessee.

The Nashville Banner relates the
following:
A worthy friend from tho farm
ing districts, who occasionally drops
in upon us to get the latest news,
narratcs the following: y traveller
passing through STRAIGHTFORWARD
on horseback, stopped at Il modest
cottage on the roadside, and asked
for shelter, as it was quite dark and
raining. The "hcad ofthe family
came to the door and accosted the
traveller with:
"What do you want?'
Il want to stay all night" was
the reply.
"What are ycr?'
This interrogatory was not fully
understood by the traveller, and he
asked an explanation.
Il mean what's yer politics?' re-
Joined the former. Air yer FUR
this Union or AGIN it?'
This was a poser, as the traveller
was not certain whether ''the ma!
of the house was Il Union man OF
q Secession 8, and he was anxious
to 'tic up" for the night-so he
made up his mind and said, IN!
friend, l am for the Union ant
ConSti-"
Stranger, y-E.o-U kin kun in?
1t is needless to add that TIT
traveller dismounted, and both MAJ
and beast were Hospitality takel
care of for the night.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
DENTISTRY.

DECISIONS needing the services Of first
i rate Dentist will do we'll To ,.inpiow Or.
j. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends locating himself in the village nf I.enn-
ard Town. Orders addressed To- him thrnugh
the. Leo1nrd Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms are cash. DR.
Walton has had Considerable experience il,
hrs profcssion, is moderate in his charges, anil
has invariably given satisfaction to thae who
have empl"yed him. To give the readers Of
the Beacon some idea of the standing of DIR.
w. as PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him by DIR. Ninan
Pinkney, y. s. N, is appended:
u. 5. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ASXAPoLI<, Maryland,
April 81, 1865.
DEAR SIR:-Tt gives me great plasure to
express the confidence have in your skill a.
Dentist, and To- recommend you, az far as
have iniaence. 10 the patronage Of tina Public.
! have had an opportunity "f witnessing your
made VI operation, ann have u" hesitation IN
affirming that II exhibits your thorough knovl-
edge Vi y"u profession.
~, am, sir, very respectfully
yonr obc,iient servant,
NlNlAN PINkNEY.
Surgeon u. $. n.
DIR. RAHDoIrH WALTox, Annapolis.
April 4th,. lSCl-tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
THURSDAY, 18Th ofJassa !;
1861,
STATE OF MARYLAND:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, J
FREDERICK CRY, May 2xD., 1861. {
lPRWCiLAMAT'lDNo

XUHEREAS, The President Of the
w United States. by his Proclama-
ton. dated the fifteenth day of Apri. 1861
has summoned Congress to meet i'm Spe-
cial Session in the City of Washington on
the Fourth day Of July. eighteen hundred
aud sixiy-onc;
And whereas. by Section IS, of Article
IS, Of the Code of Public General Laws.
the Governor is empowered and directed
10 order, by Proclamation. Special Elec-
ton for members Of Congress fr this
State, to gil vacancies now existing:
Now, Therefore, I. THOMAS HolLIDAY
nieks. Governor Of Maryland, 90. BY
this my Proclamation. designate and APP
point TWURSDAY TIE rHIR-
TEENTH DAY or JUNE, 1861, for
the election of Representatives frMa this
State to serve in the Congress Of the
United States.
l~1 Given under my hand and the
LIS. Great Seal Of the State Of Ma
(~ ryland. at the City of Preder-
lex, this second day Of May. eighteen
hundred and sixty-one-
BY the Governor.
GRArsoN E,cuELBERaER.
Seeretary IF State.
May 9th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
VA vi. HARDTN..
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

To TIE FARMERS or 81. MARYS.
II would mast respectfully call your at
tent"n to my large assortment Of NIPPLE
MEN1S. ] am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment ef Agricultural In
izemeAts than ! have ever before Offered 4.
the pulfc--II"rse Powers and Threshers.
Wheat Fans, C'm Mills, Corn Shelters.
Pkmghs, HarrOws: Cultivators, and MANY
other articles to numerous to mention.
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
may want. With regard to Horse Powers
would call particular attention to a fine
lot Of PI:LTON'S TRIPLE Cleared
POWERS, to rOrk riM or srithous band.
'ch'~h are mt surpassed III this or anu other
market; and most respectfully invite those
who are in want Of Machines to give me call.
AZ | feel confident that can suit the pur-
chaser. | am making CORN MILL for
grinding Cnrn al Home. This il a good Mill.
has been tested aud pronounced 20 by expc.
riencrd judges. To this ask your spe-
cial attention.
! tender You my sincere thanks for the
kindness heretofore shown me aud beg a con.
tinuance OF Your fsvGrs, determined to make
a strong eff"rt to please all who give me their
cust"m. Orders will meet with PROMPT atiep-
ton by being directed 10
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street HharE, baltimore, ia.
Feb. 7th, lS6l-1y
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06

rnmeat. treat these men n rebel, ,,t., IN
srms ae.isst The Government hey should be
hung. Thi: would nos be deemed good poli.
cVeven did not humanity revoli ae.insts,,ch
: sacrifice d human life. On he otber side
u the system Of exchanges be adopted,
thefs . u the oct recognition of the rrbels
y belligerents according to an laws If ma.
asns. The Cabinet has discussed This
PUNT several times without eoming 70 any
result. bat i il probable that in he end
she minor rebels viii be discharged q
parole. and the leaders only hung.
AID roR UARrLAHDEEs. The Raleigh
IN. q. correspondent OF the Richmond
Ersmiser. unacr the date Of the 10Th ult.
A large meeting was held in the Con.
vepsios Ball last night 10 aid those brave
Msrylanders Who had left their homes "a
aid in fighting our battles. and who are
now at IIarper's Ferry.
Mrs. johnson. wife of Captain Bradley
johnson, Of Maryland. and daughter o
Judge Saunders. of Raleigh. was present,
having encountered the dangers and e.
tigucs Of travel from Harper's Ferry,
where she left her husband and his brave
comrades, fos her native State. to solicit
aid Eloquent speeches were made by
distinguished gentlemen. and large sub
scripsion obtained, besides $500 collected
On the spot Mrs. Johnsnn left this morn
ing having succeeded in her mission. and
carrying with her 500 rifles presented BY
Governor Kills to Capt. Johnson's com
mand.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The President of the Uaitci
States. BY his Proclamation, dated the
fifteen day If April, 1861. has summoned
Congress to meet in Special Session iH the
City Of Washington on the Fourth day of
July. eighteen hundred and sixty-one:
Ind Wh~osss. BY Section ~, of Arti-
Gle 30. of the Code Of Public General Laws,
tie Governor is empowered and directed
to order. By Proclamation. Special r;lcc-
ton for members Of Congress for this
State. to gil vacancies now existing:
No1, Therefore, I T',omas Holiday
Hicks, Governor of Maryland. do. By this
my Proclamation. designate AMI appoint
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

1--WE undersigned has just returned frnm the
Il City with he largest, ana best selected stock
Of FALL, and WINTER GOODS ever offered
to thee'tizens ofSt Mary = County, consisting,
IN part. "fvery superior quality If lIeavy Goods
TOT Servants clothing, at the most moderate
PvIces-also Boots and Shoes oftl.e mos, sub.
siantiaI make, and best material. Besides Cloths.
Casslmeres. vestinss and all kinds Of sne dress
Go"Js, tor Ladies' and GentIemen--a carefully
selected, and well assortt! stock Of ready made
cloihins' manufactured expressly to order, and a
variety of Articles ofalmost every kind no where
else to he found IN the county He respectfully SO
lic'fs call from th"se desiring to purchase. feel
ing assured that his Thorough acquaintance with
the business, resulting from long residence in
the city, vii! enable him to offer such induce.
ments as wilIdefy competition.
4. II. JONES',
Clifton Factory.
SertembeA 9th 'ssU-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
NOTICE..

"IlE undersigned wish 10 inform the
IL people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just completed
q FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size.
and will REPAIR, CAULK; &c, on tho
most reasonable terms Prompt. attention
to all work. andquick dispatchwiif bc'gixcn
in all cases. The Railways situated about
a quarter of mile from Leenard Town on
a fine oyster creek. where We will also
build SCOWS,, BOATS, or VESSELS, if
required, on. the lowest terms '...,..,
HARRIS, NORRIS G=F0XWH1.Ix
July 10Th 1S60-tf. i. e, -,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
NEW SPRING GOODS,

w u. Tucker has just returned from bal,
tn"rc with some early SPRING
GOODS, sf the latest styles.
Fine English and Mcrilnac PRINTS;
Black and White GINGHAMS:
Blcache,l and Brown .MUSLlNS;
DUCAIIS, &c, &c.
Alse. mems wear for Spring; Ready Made
Clo,hinI. Shoes. CATERS, flats and Fancy M
tons. &c, all Of which will he sold low Er
cash Ut to punctual customers on short credit.
'@'' w. y. TUCKER,
Sassafras & Oak.
y. p. No liquor sul,l to parties to drink ut
the St"rc when they are In state of ir:oxica.
ton. without any respect to persons.
MARCH, 2S'h, 1SGl--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDlTDRs-

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscri
IN her has obtained from the Orphans
Court o! St. Mary's county in Maryland, let
tiers of admin isiraiion. W. the personal es-
tate of Albert Hamm.u. late Of SAID comfy, de-
ceased. All persons having claims asasnsf the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the IL. day VI Dec. /,
1861, otherwise they may be excluded by
Law from all benefit Of the said es,ate Given
under ny hand this 18th d., Of May, 1861.
MARY J. HAMME'rT,
Admx.
Nav 18th Is6I-Aw
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

DR. HENRY C. EDELEN has removed
IL his Office to the Law Office !leretotore
occupied by g. Fred. Maddox. E.qr: He
can always be found, either at his Office or
Moors's Hotel, when not professionally en-
gagged.
Jan. 10. ls6l-U.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS indebted to me on Tavern ac.
"A cou.zt will GENE forward and settle the
same without delay AZ wish all claims due me
closed forthwith. l intend hereafter TO do an
exclusive CASH business and am determined
TO give no credit for EATING, DRINK.
ING or HORSE FEED from the lat of J.sua
airy, 1861.
JOHN F. PENWlCK.
Proprietor,
january 3rd, ls6i-ts
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
? Fur CONSTABLE.

The friends Of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him rs n candidate for Cons able, ia
Leonard Town District.
April 4th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR CONSTABLE.

JEFFERSON B. JARBOE. respectfully an
nOunces himself rs Candidate for Constable
at the ensuing election in Chapi,co District and
:solieits the SUPPORT Of his friends and fellow.
citizens. !.
May end. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
ARCHIT ECT g. EUllDER

fnVHEhndersigncd has made such arrange
Il mants as will el.ablc him to execute all
work in his line at BALTIMORE PRICES.
With promptress and despatch. he splicits q
call from his friends and the public
Y. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town.
Jan. 2Gth. lSCO:Atf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
GARDEN SEEDS.

+ USf received and for sale a large assort-
= Inent Of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
l.. LILO SPAkDING.
March eth 1891.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
LUMBER,
..ss SHINGLES,
lArAS. 800. - zs---. 3.
:, BRICKS.
LIME.
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
-.FDD 9AhRo

1--WE valuable property. known as CLIFF
TON FACTORY and GRIST. MILL
tw,tcf p"w.r). situated on the Head Waters
uf St. Mary'a river in Saint Mary's county,
NIL, and embracing about three hundred aud
fifty acres Of land, is offered At Private Sale.
This property has On it STORE HORSE,
which j. good stand far business, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS, Workshops. &c. Tie. plv-
pcrty will b. sold on accommodating terms.
Fer further particulars, apply to. sF'
:. THOMAS w. COUGH. +
10. FORREST. ....,*.
- i-r Leonard Town r. o.
Nov. 18th. lsG0--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
BAueh'S
RAN BONE.
SUPER PHOSPHATE
LIN e.
FARMERS TRY III, lFYOU WISH To
RAISE. LARGE CROPS. AND AT
TUE SAME TIME. IMPROVE
YOUR LAND.

n the preparation Of this Valuable manure
= BONES ARE USED IN THEIR RAW
STATE ONLY.
Thew have never hecn ROLLED MIR
GAIA lMED. They are taken as nature
made thfan. crushed with powerful machinery.
anu subp.ct Is process by which all the
virtue nf tho b.ne is retained. and :;.r,ilizrr
is procuftsi furnishing In u concentrated and
soluble form, the two Indispensable clements
IN the gr'xih Of plants, Wig: PilOSPHORIC
ACID AMMONIA. These two clements
hy the use Of 'Rangla's Raw Bone Phosphate
are Rivtm 10 the sill in nil their original
strength and purity. They assmilaie at
once with it. furnish all the amn,.,,iia needles.
for the growing crops, ami Leave the land Der.
mancntly benefited. a..
CASH PRICE $40 PER TOV.
OF 200 POUNDS,
24 CENTS PER POUND.
This popular Fertilizer can he had al
Agents in tl.e principal towns, or may he nr-
dere.l tlsr''ngh any Commission Merchant In
GEORGE DUGDALE.
CENTRAL DnP0T s. AGENcy.
..- No. SPEARS WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
Feb nary 9TH, lS0l-Sm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
LUMBER
SIINGLES!!

FLOKINE, &C.
"Einvitn The aitan.;an NJ nnr friends am,
w cofistimcrs. generally. IN st. Mary's and
adjoining committees tn our extensive assortment
of seasoned BUILDING MATERIALS.
All parties contemplating the erection OF
Dwellings, Barnes, &C., will find !, greatly N
their advantage To give It's a call, az VIC can
sell at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors, Frames. SASH &c., furnished at
Mill prices.
Orders filed fer. Bricks. Lime, Hair, Nails.
&c. ~: )"
n" WharfaGehargtd on Vessels receiving
E,nniar ir.in olir Yard
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & Co,
NtA tide Union Deck
N"rfolksAsuat Wharf.
March 29.it. Is60-tL- q -,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.

=. =. -. :. -.
A Ii. persons indebted to me on TatSfri ae-
"A count will come forward md settle the
same without delay AZ wish all ciaplus due me
closed forthwith. intend hereafter 10 do an
exclusi!e CASH bns;,ess and am determined
to gave no eredm for EaTlNG, DRINKING
or HORSE FEED frow the LIST snf January
1861. ="
J. w. J. MOORE
Proprietor,
Washington Hotel,
January Bird. Iscl-fE r.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
Paint Branch Wooden Factory
WooL!WoOL!!Wool!!!

HVHR sntscrihsrs respectfully retgn their
u thanks Ia their farmer customers, and
infTm thea, and the public. that they are
prepared 20 manufacture WOOI.
ints all kinds .d negro Coihing. /RH|
Fiannels. BisIk~sing, &C.. &c. K
at SHEET notice. They soIici, the 49,,
liberal patronage If Farmers aud Planters
having WOOL or IN want Of such goods
Terms liberal snd accommodating, and will
30 made known en- application by letter or
otherwise. Geo. w. Wil.sm, Of Upper MARI
boro Prince Georges County. will receive
W"ol az orlen. The undersigned will call
sssl get Wool when mait'd. W..a will AIS,
b received fr~sn Ca,iii,i,sion Merchants If
Bai'more "r Washington ut eur expense and
g.~sis sssurncd. All work warranted to give
Satisfaction.
b & J. FAWCETT,
Colrsville. Montgomery Co., Md.
Nay 90. lSCI-3n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR CONSTABLE.

J. EDWIN ABELL ahnounres himself AZ
II candidate for Constable in Leonard Town
district and solicits the votes of his friends and
the Cubic.
Feb. 2aih, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

WALTER FORD, thankful for the surror,
he has heretofore received from the voters OF
the Factory district. offers himself as "A camdi
date for Road Supervisor SAID district and
s"lic,s the support of his friends and fellow
citizens.
April 18th. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

p. d. WEIGH offers himself to the veters
Of Leonard Town district as a Candidate f:,r
Supervisor of the Read and asks the voters oi
the district to support him.
Feb. 18th. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN B. CECIL. is recommended rs a sut-
able person fur Road Supervisor IN the
Factory district. ...
MANY FRIENDS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
March 28th 1861.
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

HENRY NORRIS of 10. offers himself TO
the voters of Leonard Tawn district as a c.,hdi-
date for Road Supervisor and solicIts the votes
Of his friends and the public.
Jan. Gath 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

I announce mytclf as n candidate for Chrk
VI the Circuit. Court for Saint Mary's county,
anil respectfully. s"icit the support Of my
friends and the public.
GEORGE III. HERBERT.
March 2S,h 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06

EIEGIIUIY NDI'lC..EE,,.
TN PURSUANCE Of the following Pro
IL clamation of the Governor of Mary
land to wit:
STATE or MARYLAND:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
Frederick City. May "a, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
YOUNG BLACK HAWK.

FNfIIS celebrated Stallion will stand in
i Saint Mary's county during the present
season. The season will commence on the
Est 1T April and end on the lsi Of July.
Terms and i'eaiigrce can I've seen at Leeaard
Town ar at either pubic places
YOUNG BLACK HAWK will stand at
the stab.as oil Mr. D. +. Fenwick Leonard
Town, every TUESDAY, during the s..ason.
Gentlemen are requested 10 examine ii.is
fine hoI.e before engaging elsewhere.
q. w. L. BUCKLER,
Proprietor,
Oakville Md.
April 4ih, 1s6l--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06

Tie undersigned, having Bought out the
Interest of Samuel Cottingham Of the firm nj
C'atinglam & Harding, will hereafter c.mduct
the business in his own Name,-anl he most
respectfully sulicits tho favor VI the friends Of
the old Firla.
Wac sIT II snDrs,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOL. SHERIFF.

The name Of PHILIP II. DORSEY, is sus-
gestcd in tho voters If this county. AZ can
,!;,late fr the next SllERIFFALTY, by
man. citizens Of
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
THURSDAY, the Thirteenth
day Of June, 1861,

THU KSDAY, the Thirteenth
day of June, 1861,
for the election Of Representatives from
the State to serve iu the Congress OF the
United States.
49, Given under my hand and the
SEAL Great Seal Of the State of Mary
~ land. at thu City Of Frederick,
this second day Of May. eighteen huadred
aud sixty
THOMAS II. HICKS.
BY the Governor,
GRAYsoS EicMKLBERGER, Scc'y of State.
I hereby give notice. MS directed By ar
ticles u. IS. of the Code If Public tiene-
raj Laws Of the State of Maryland that an
election will be held in the several cleo
ton districts of Saint Mary's county. on
THURSD.9Y, 18Th ofJasss :
1861,
to elect person to represent the Sixth
Congressional district Of Maryland, in the
Congress Of the United States, in Special
Session. to be held at Washington city, on
the 4th Of Jaly, 1861.
J. THOMPSON YATES,
Sheriff Of St. Nary Co.
May 18Th 1861-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06

The friends u RlCIiAED COTTON shs.
gexi his name r. tie voters OF this county rs
a candidates fs the Legislature, ara ask for
h,s ,.Aai,ns di<paHisH,ate consideration.
March 9Th 1851 .@
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ROBERT C. COMBS, Eco. i, is recommend
ed 10 the voters Of fhIs county "a candidate
Tor tlse Lsgsslasnre, and will he supported by
MANY FRIENDS.
Feb. assh, fs6i--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN u. BOWES offers him self as n can
didatc for Road Supervisor in Leonard Tcwr
district and solictts the support Of his friends
aud feilow.citizens.
Jan. Gath 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06

VIII leave baltimore EF the Patuxent kiT-
er on the following days:
Saturday. Tuesday and Thnrsday, cosa-
rnencins Saturday mnrling June LIST, 1861
at o'clock, for Hills Landing direct, aad
continue during the season.
Returning every Monday, Wednesday and
saturday. The Boat leaving Hills Landis,g
an Monday and Wednesday will he direct Scr
baltimore.
The Saturday bat will leave Hills Land
ing on Friday fT Benedict, leaving Benedict
Saturday morning at n'ctck far Baltimore.
The above Steamers viii call al all the usu-
al Landings On tie River. also ut Fair Haven
and Plum Point, going aud returning.
FREIGHT rers'ived up to o'clock on che
days previous io the departure Of the Boats.
N. b. Shippers by the ab.vc Beats are
respectfully requested to- have their Produce
an all il,c Wharves below Benedict on the
days tn" Boats pass up the River. 50 as to
vaoi'l the delay Of taking it of on their way
I" l.altimTe.
May Both, l8Gl-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
NOTICE.

T>IIE C-partncrshiy heretofore existing
Z under tho firm Of COT'TiNGHAM l.
HARDING is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. VIM. II. Harding is alone author
lied to settle the business If the firm.
SAMUEL CUrTlNGHAM,
WM. II. HARDING,
Baltimore Jan. l lSGl-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR SHERIFF.

ECVs SsHs 1uUIs.
FOR SHERIFF.
HARRISON EDWARDS is presented to
the voters ef Saint Mary's county as 4 canJi.
date for Sheriff at the election in 1861.
January 18th. 1850.
THOMAS L. DAVIS is recommcndeG,,
the voters ofth,s county as a candidate 10,
the SheriGalty in 1851.
Laigoes' District.
Nov 10Th, 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ron COUNTY CLERKSHlP.

The fricn.ls &c lJ.sNIEI. +. MORGAN pre-
sent him 10 ~ tosers IL Sc Mary's c.aniy as
. candidates Clerk 81 iAe Circuit Court a:
u disItassionafc consideration. - =. i
Nov. Goth, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-06
1861
OIL CLOTHS and M.aTTENGS,
from
NEW YORK AUCTIONS. :

CAHETS from, 25 cents up: OH Cl,ihs
~ fron' S73 cents mp. White and check
Mating, all widths, at very low prices. Co.
Goa Mattings, of different widths. Aisc.
DrLgseis, Rugs, dnor Mats and Stair Rods, ut
reduced rates. Rag Carpets. of cur own
make, at wholesale and retail. A caii sulici-
ted.
JOSEPH VICTORY,
; No I45 Lexington. Sc,
doors west At Howard.
Baltimore.
April 4 IL, I85i-2n.