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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

NUTICE 70 CREDITORS.
NOTICE : hereby gwen, Jr,t the SUBSCRIBE
y has 81 tanned non. tie Orphans CaaE, 4.
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u.sn;sv, on N PERSONA. estate .: A2a b2r-h.
ATE {; - Mary county deceased. A.. person
having CLAIMS aEalls; re $40 deceased re here
by warned . exA.b;; The same VIA proper yolc5-
e7s Thereof. - TIE subscribers N OF before ;ht
Is; 1av q Narta ISo9 ;heEwise hey Era ,,
excluded ~ .lsv from IL oenc6: Il ne s,aid e.
,a;e. Gwen under III hand tbs 18Th DAP Q
Aug, 1868.
BLACKSTONE.
Executor.
I--. .ses.-
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Boarding House.

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PRICE $50 PER ron.

Leona-dtowu, ST Mars &C., Ma. June
Measrs W2. C-.chJon { SON 2a,h 1868
Dear Sirs Your letter otllth instant vas
duly received in reply / answer that the large
lot Of kEpoNDA ISLAND CT ANu, purchased
Of you last fall. was mixed half and hall with
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate and applied by
drill WIKI v heat $50 pounds 10 one busAel and
one quarter q wheat, ana IL some weak spots
l5o pounds more Il The acre broadcast.
The " HEAT and CiRASS-SEED. sowed there
on this spring IS Ek{ LUAURIANH. ana
HEAVIER than any past crops and promises a
heavy crop Of HEA T. So t!- rs II has not hcen
great,y damaged by successive storms .. hail and
WIND wiki .nu2daAcus Of rain, " - harvest
ing.
Unable 70 decide wh;ch Of the two manurcs
was entitled 10 me credit Of the LuNuiltut
Growth, the 'REpONpA" was slrcwcd BY II
SELF on OATS, and well marked by stakes for
information, the land is good and the whole
crop OF oats very promising, that on which the
Redorda was applied the growth OF oats IS about
SIX OF eight inches higher.
THIS il IS good MANURE Of itself, pr Stew
arts formula prescrIbes some bones and | think
cae-taird or even one-tourth bones Will insure
Il as a ' ALL ABLE uanurr, and CHEAPER III
comparison to any that-I have ever tried
Yours Respectfully. Il u. :. KEY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

August 20, 1668-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

yE7HF, allows well known House has re-
= Gently been opened ~ c. P. Barnard,
formerly Of the American Hotel. Washing
ton, \. c.. AID has capacity TO accommo-
date over hundred people with LODGING
ard has capacious and nicely furnished
roons +. families. Connected with tie
House also is ladies' dining room. The
strlctest orler IS maint9ined ard eccommo-
dating servants always At call The House
is open AZ all h,urs IRE advantage OF
Hotel upon the plan Of tie Sherwood House
IS, that the gHest can accommodate the price
Of his living 70 his own wishes, paving only
Cor what he gets The Sherwood Hou8e has
recently been newly furnished and refttec,
aud. being in a central and business part OF
the city, offers unusual inducements 70 ira
vellers A fair trial is asked, and patronage
fIou. ST Mary's county solicited.
CT BARNARD,
Agent.
sept. -, ls67-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

wN conformity with an cr4cr Of the
3 Board of School commissioners |
hereby notify all persons who desire Ger
tifcates of qualification to teach in the
Public Schools of this county, that l ex-
pect to be at the following places al the
tme5 specified 10 examine all applicants
for Teachers Certificates.
MONDAY September the 14'h, near
ca p.:co. st the Pubic School hou IN
which Mr. Philip I hecdos l.. 'ear ;a-~h-
ing.
WEDNESDAY, the 10th, at Lem
ardtovu.
FRIDAY the 18th near Great Mills,
at the Public School House in which Mr.
Joseph 4 Greenwich has been teaching.
JAMES BUNTING
Examiner for Board
School Commissioners.
Aug 27, 1868-td
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09

Extracts from Letters Received.
From Rev. George Barton Ide, d. d. Spring
field, Mass have examined in manuscript,
and by means OF advance sheets, large portions
of the LIRE OF CHRIST by DR.. Eddy, and
am prepared ogive it a decided and unluali-
fled approval. II meets 81 want which none
others in the language supplies so well.
sound in it's doctrinai views, and pervaded
fail to become an invaluable guide to every
inquirer, and q cherished treasure in every
From Rev. Asa d. smith, d. d., President of
yarmouth College; II he has handled every
yexed question as admirably rs he has done
That Of miracles IN chapter H.. he has left
From Joseph Haven, D. d.; Professor of sys-
,"inaiG ineoio0S, chicago ,iheoogicai semi.
pleasure the advance sheets which you have
sent me: Of portion Of the work of DR.. Eddy
ton III saying that the work is one Of very
great value; ric.. in thought, strong in hrgu-
mcnt, fresh and vigorous III style. n,.
From Rev J. NJ Sturdevant, d. ID. Resident
Illinois College Ihave received ana exaInin-
ed with some care, the specimen snee1 yuu
sent me or Or. Eldy's "1sMANuhi' '.i;, a'n
pr. Eddy proposes a limo Of Thought OF the
highest interest toeyery thoughtful reader OF
From the United Presbyterian, Pittsburgh,
Pa The advance sheets Justify the expecta.
tions of an able and timely work, one that
wnal meet ana expose the insiduoas works OF
From the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
advanced sheets impress us with the convic-
ton that the book In to be one of rare exO0l-
lcnce. The author deals in earnest, precious
words, coming from a warm, loving heart.
THE SUCCESS OF THE WORK.
One agent reports the sale Of 70 copies In
thirty hours. Another, b copies in four days.
One lady agent, a commission Of $40 In eleven
WI HOLLAND & CO., Publishers.
Springfield and HosteI, Mass, Cleveland,
| Ohio; and Chicago, ILL., 4wnD
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
Pretty Good.

The Chicago Republican, of yesterday,
gives the following, which is too good to
be lost:
A fuddled member of the Democratic
faithful, evidently from the butternut
regions Of Indiana, was reeting about
town yesterday with II large-sized brick
in his hat From this apostle of the
pure and undefiled gospel according to
Nasty, came the following corruscation:
~ tell yer, fellcrs, whose gcin' ter be
nominated i'm New York on the Fourth
day Of Independence, by gum. Penn
blcton-hc's the chap. Smarter'n light
ming, he is. Lawyer in Cinsnatti. Rich,
too. Grant, mean cuss, had u grudge
agin him. Didn't he take his sword
away from him at Vicksburg, sunthin'
like foar years ago, hey? That's the
man. Wot sutherner's goin' to stand
that. saul darn him. He's got the roots
on Grant now. Our boys are goin' to put
him onto orr ticket out o spite. .Jist
stand back and see the splinters 6y.
'Ral for Helfslletonl'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
A Case of Mistaken identity.

Senator Henderson was lately in
sleeping car, on a crowded train coming
into the capital. One of our Ohio Con-
gressmen was also Oh the train. a
couple of ardent young politicians came
in late and seated themselves in one of
the sections. ''They say that fellow He'll
derson, who sold us out on impeachment
is en- this train said one. Let us pick
him out. Such chap must be easily
recognized by the sort Of u face he'll be
sure 10 have" And SO they looked up
and down, aud finally settled on bur
ly figure in chaplain's suit Of gray,
with buffalo hair thrust back in con-
fused masses from narrow but strong
forehead. That's the fellow eA-
claimed one. "I'll bet any sum TINT
the man. He looks like it all over.
Just look at that treacherous face.
Why, he'll sell his grandmother's homes,
to say nothing ofthe Republican party
And so, on q courteous suggestion from
the lank, tall gentleman sitting opposite,
who had been laughing with them over
their discovery of the "reoreant Sena-
tori by his face, they gave way to let
the porter make up the berths.
This courteous gentleman opposite
happened to be Senator Henderson him.
self. Next morning he found the joke
too good to keep, and so marched over
to our Congressman from the District to
tell how some of their fellow travellers
had been able to identify him General
Sam Cary to-wit) as the "recreant Sena-
tor" from Missouri because Of his
"treacherous face" which ''must belong
to a maa who would sell out anything"
Report adds that General Sam didn't
seem to enjoy the story half as much as
the SENATOR Incia,tdti Gazette,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
Amnesty Proclamation.

"A proclamation dated July Sd, has
been illuminated by His Accidency,
with tremendous long string Of
"Whercases," and correspondingiy
short "Be it known" The burden of 1t
ail il that whereas, war was not waged
against any Of the States ''for any pur-
pose Of interfering with the institutions
Of the States" aud whereas, every one
should do as they please in the South,
which they are unable to 10 fully while
SO many Federal bayonets remain upon
the sacred soil; aud whereas, Congress is
all wrong aud Andy all right;
"Now, therefore, I've Il known that l
Andrew johnson, President of the Uni
ted States, do, by virtue Of the constitu-
ton aud in the name of the people of
the United States, hereby proclaim and
declare, Internationally and without
reservation, to all aud to every person
who directly or Indirectly participated
In the late instruction or rebellion, ex-
cepting such persons Us MAY be under
presentment or indictment in any court
Ofthe Uhitcd States having competent
jurisdiction upon charge Of treason Or
other felony, 4 full pardon and amnesty
for the otfense of treason against the
United States, or adhering to their enc
mics during the late civil war, with res
t0ration of all rights Of property, except
~ u slaves, and except also as to any
property OF which any person may have
been legally Invested under the laws Of
the United STATES"
Many of the leading spirits Of the
South who were Included by rank or
station in tho excepted lists of previous
amnesties, have taken great pride in
telling their admirers that "They had
not bowed the knee to Ball. which,
being interpreted, means that they had
asked and wished for no pardon or favor
from Federal authority; that they were
now as formerly, unrelenting, revenge
full, bitter aud everlasting enemies Of
and traitors to the government of the
United States. a..
Pardon may be well extended to Of
Tenders who see their transgression, are
sorry for it, and show signs of reforma-
ton; but what can the pardon of those
who glory III their shame, and blatantly
AvOW the opportu4i!y to he alone want
ing for them to repeat it, do towards
securing "a complete and universal
establishment and prevalence Of NUM-
cifnl law and order in conformity with
the constitutions Of the United States,'
and to promote and procure complete
frHternal reconciliation among the whole
people, with due submission to the con-
stitL.ion and laws?' 1t will probably
do about rs n,uch towards this, rs 1t will
towards gaining votes for a. }. i'll the
democratic convention, though IT Is ey-
jdent TO which result lie would prefer TO
have it attain. The fact that the desi-
rable rights of franchise and eligibility
70 office are regulated by law, and in no
wise affected by this Presidential blank
cartridge makes the bid for nomina-
zion more apparent and disgusting,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
The Convention.

The National Democratic Convention
was called to order 10y August Belmont,
mt ten minutes past Il o'clock, July 4th.
Hon. Henry l.. Palmer of Wisconsin
was elected temporary chairman. Ter
ritorial delegates were excluded; com.
mittees on credentials, permanent or
ganization and resolutions were appoint
ed, and the CQlyentian adjourned to 10
.o'clnck Monday. morning.
Horatio Seymour was chosen for per-
manent President Of the Convention by
the committee on permanent organize
ton.
On Monday the Convention was call
ed to order by the temporary chairman
Mt 1O:45 A. NJ. The report Of the COM
ulittee on permanent organization was
received aud adopted. President sey-
mOur was conducted to the chair amidst
great cheering; and III brief speech re-
turned his thanks; counseled modera-
tion and liberation; discussed the Re-
pnblican platform made dire accusa-
items against the operations and inten-
lions ri the dominant party; and sat
dOwna1nidst storm of applause.
IA letter was received with great
oaagiter from Susan b. Anthony, of the
Sfpmen's Suffrage Association, urging
the s<laims Of women to participate in
DlectjcnA.R Referred. -
I n saries Of miscellaneous resolutions |
eljowod, nlter which ! committee from
l,e 6oa6isrs' and Sxiiars' Convention
vas iMtrodueed, who presented an adj
ress ffom that conservative body. After
number d uiimportant motions and !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09

VERBAL CURIosITIEs OF THE ENGLISH
LANauAdB.= How different II the 81
ton described in securing forest and
securing floor; In skimming the sea
and skimming milk; II breaking dish,
breaking a colt, and breaking q conf
mandment; in catching train aud
catching a cold; In falling in ditch,
falling in love, falling in your own esti-
nation, falling in with friend, or fall
ing out of a carriage. So you might
read II a museum of wonders, illumined
by the light of other days, furnished
with music played on the feelings by
the man who, having lowered his voice
by means of rope, murdered tunei
but subsequently tried his voice and ac-
Quilted himself with case, with the walls
hung with pictures of despair, with a
library filed partly with volumes of
sound and partly with volumes Of smoke
and where might be seen the lady who
sat on the lap of ages, the attorneys
clerks who engrossed mans attention,
the Mathematician who Is So devoted to
figures that he frequently casts up his
eyes, the girl who was saved on ship
wreck by clinging to forlorn hope, a
man who was wounded by sitting down
on the spur Of moment, the acrobat
who jumps at conclusions, the cup OF
sorrow that overfiowed, he chains
which bound free born mind, the tick
ing Of an oyster bed, the receipt given to
a man who paid his respects, the sus-
peuders used for the breeches of trust
he CULVER which was observed In the
voice of ain )arrow-minded man, lock
of hair from the head of a discourse, and
from the head of a cabbage, flat iron to
smooth ruffled tempers, phial of tears
from weeping willow, button from a
coat of the stomach, sheaf from the
shock of an earthquake, and many other
articles equally rare and interesting.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple reme-
dy, after having suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
ConSumptiOn-is anxious to make known to
his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of charge1, with the di.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE CURE for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
ject OF the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which lie conceiyes To be inv alua bic,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his RENEE
dy, rs IL will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prepara-
' REV. EDWARD A. WILSON. e''
n2ly williamsburg, Kings CO., New York.
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Every grade OF Sugars at ALDENS.
Sheriff Sale.

BY virtuecf special execution tome direct
ed, Issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
District Court inland for the county of Musca-
tine, and State OF lows, In favor Of Ephraim
Ball, and against Samuel Chamberlain, have
levied upon all the right. title and interest of
Samuel hnmberinin In and to the following
property, as the property Of the said Samuel
chamberlain. tO-wit:
The east half (1xl of the northwest quarter
C<] and the west half ~ OF the northeast quar-
teu co of section number seventeen az, town
ship number eighty $50, north, OF range num-
Der one ~, west of the 9Th p. n, situated In
Cedar county, Iowa. ""A
And shall offer the same for sale, at the
Court House door In the town Of Upton, In
said Cedar county, on Thursday, the 30th day Of
July, A. d. 1893, q ten o'clock a. m. Of mid
day, TO satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon. s~ss. I'll ~ N
Dated this Goth day of June, A. D. 1868.
m..- JOHN ID. SHEARER,
n26w4 Y Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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4 A,...,., i.,,.,, ,.,..,,;<.. ..,:,,.,, ,,,
!. ."''.''''',e''', WI" s'''"" "'Jo"'" '' ""'
! vi l"esday al 10 o'clock.
I The Convention was. called to order at
10. 40 Tuesday A. n. Resolution, read
i,,,. ,,o .,o,. h,t,r;.,n ,,,,a,a,.a n
i - NV
| ule Union; referring 10 JeHersohiah
doctrines, and the necessity Of bringing
| the royerpncnt hack to their ol,ser-
,.noa Nh. Co,,n,;,,.o ~, r.solut;ons
! 49, =,
NiDf'eu the 'o'io"i"s pi''.'oin'
LIST. That the Democratic party, re-
posing trust Ill the ihteiisefiee ana JUS
tice OF the people standing upon the
Constitution, ana recognizing slavery
ana secession rs seltied Dy the war, or
voluntary actioii Oh the SouIncrn o,aies
ana never 70 pc renewed, 50 ucnanu tiie
immediate restoration OF al the suites.
lCneers. e.. -, ,m.,.,.-
"a. Amhes.y ior an po'i, NJ. oilences'
ana rlsnt OF suffrage IN an ,ne states.
. 90. rAyn,ent o lne Iuoiic usu.,
where the oD'isatlol,s 90 Hot eAprsssy
state on thelr iacc, the law unuel "nlci'
they were issueN uoes hot pro,i:ue ay
menu III com, !. Su,uiu pe pau III ,'
iul money OF inc oui'eo 'o''''es tpio-
ionseu Shecis.
an; Elual .aAa.lon ~ -. 1up5i
lncluding uosernlnenL non 20. E lnm.ssI
ON. Vne eutlYno' ~. -. .m. ~ r'I ST.
ahu the Ieopie, s,sa; ~.
hoiders, pensionels anu r so, pr
uueeis anu pol"'.oioo,s. !N:i..".sI.s -,
OH. Economy III aun,inlsua'ion ~;
duction VI tue army anu navy ,.1
ton OF lne resunlen Dul ' lol ILL.,.
-ssSd OF lh4ulsitoiGl nnoues VI co'ie. ~,
ing revenue tarIi TOT Ietenue, anI
such equal taA"tfn u'uei vi. a.n t'.
revenue as VIII aliofo 'iiciosn'"' p'''e'-
tlon 10 INDUSTRY. ,;..;,
,o,. n, - :.
sth. Equal rights and protection to ma
tive and adopted citizens; against the
uoctrihe OF iniiilu'aoie aiies s.. ue
nv. Rad;cai Marty its Violation of nledp-
ed conduct was only for the preservation
of the Union, sublugated states over
thIGwn lreeuo s, =, spee sn;an a." . d.
card Of ha5sas corpls. made Of the
national capital bastile, aud threaten
| to destroy the original Jurisdiction OF the
supreme Court ana Hlai.gneu .ne ny, .sa
trial If he President
The report is continued at considerable
! length, and, in conclusion, 1t declares
that privilege ana trust Oh suffrage pt
s s.asa ana .hat Ion.rsss has usrned II
IN violation o. the Constitution specif-
| ically denounces reconstruction acts as
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09

MIR. ALFRED LEE, a colorcd man, and
a ha!f-hrother of Gen. Rob't +. Lee, re-
Gently died in Georgetown, ID. G., leav-
ing an estate Of $4,000. He bought
his time as slave, and started in the
business Of -four and feed merchant, in
Georgetown, IS years ago. BY eminent
business ability he so overcame the OBJ
stacles Of his race and color as to die at
the age of 80 years possessed of the am
pie fortune above specified, having long
been recognized by all classes of citizens
as a man of integrity, ability and useful
ness. How will his brother Roberts
posthumous record compare with thiso
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
J SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed,
ID issued nom the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Iii and for the county Of Musca-
assigned to CHESTER Weed, and against Samuel
Chamberlain. Hamilton st. John, Daniel Lake
and VIM. Freeland, have levied upon all the
right, title and interest OF Samuel Chamberlain
In and to the following property, as the prop
erty of the said Samuel Chamberlain ct al, to-
wit: fs - t.~v~.grss4 ~ =, ~ -. ~seza r-
The east half On of the northwest quarter
(k) and The west half ~ OF the northeast quar-
ter ca Of section number seventeen III, town
ship number eighty (SO) north, OF range num-
her one ~, west of the 5th +. NJ; situated in
Cedar county, Iowa. = 25*
And stlll offer the saffie for sale, Mt the court
house door in the town OF Upton, in said Cedar
county, Tn Thursday the S0th day of July, A.
II. 1868 at ii O'Clock Il. of said day, TO satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thercOna -#. #a E. @s
Dated this 3Oth day Of June, A. d. 1863.
JOHN ID. SIIEARER,
ife6w4 Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-09
Sheriff Sale.

Nv virtue OF a special execution to me direct.
ed. issued from ihe office Of the Clerk g tns
District Court II and for the county O. Se111i
ana State of Iowas In favor OF Charles swsuI,1
william MinsAr, John walker e. IL, N.Y.
levied upon the following properly y a.. ~ =
property Of william Mineer, JONI "alhe a,, Z,
al, to-wit: Lots two ca and three 10, ~ piock
No. four a., in the town of MecfanicsSiiie' Ce'
dar county, Iowa. .s....,-.-r.,..rS.
And shall offer the same for sale NJ the CouI;;
county, on Saturday, the LIST day Of August, =
b. 1858, at one o dock p. m OF SAID Gay 70 -.
isfy said executions and costs that may accrue
thereon. - ,,oa
Dated this 18th day OF June. a; 2, 1893
JOHN d. SHEARER,
27w4 F.a, Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Sheriff Sale.

by virtue of special execution To me ar ~ ,he
ell issned from the Office of the Clerk o. Cos s
District Court in and for The county OF ,,ode.
and State of Iowa. In favor OF Mary a. pnh;p
kin, Administrative, &c., and against LII. LII I
Pennington and Betsy Pennington, to. ,, masihe
have levied upon the following pfoPert..s,n and
property of the said Philip Feffshs'o
Betsy Pennington, to-wit: nauthcast
Tho northeast quarter g1ol tha On NN'nship
quarterG n of section No. four Cd ~ ~ lltr,c
[3l, west Of the 9TH p. m. situated IN
county, Iowa. ire court
And shall offer tho same Tor ste a. wv IN said
House door In the town OF iintuh, Lnist A..
county. On Saturday tho lst dry % 4, Ssatis
d. 1865 ut 10 o'clock y. m. OF SAL ,t'aN here
said oxecntion and costs THAT MY ''S'
Datad this oGt day ofIupe, \. =; lae,r
27wi 53 ShcriH ~ 'e"u' 1870
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The Eddyville Transcript reports
an inexhaustible iron mine Oh the land
of David Johnson, near that place. 1t
says the yield Of iron to the ton of ore
will exceed the Pilot Knob (Hamatite)
ore from ten to fifteen per cent.