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GRANDS MARCHES
Marchandises Seches,
SOL. LOEB.

ETANT determine de me d6faire de
IL toutes mes marchandi>es d'hlver, de
queIque nature qu'elles Soient, ie les ven
dra' done d6sormaIs au prix coutant, ct
souvent au dessous.
annonce en- meme temps que TAI recu
Ell que Je refois Ell ce moment une expt.
dltlon considerable de marchandises anne
ricalnes, comprenant cotton blanc ct ecru,
cotton draps, indiennes, bottles, sou!ters,
chapeaux &c de toutes sortes ct de- t0us
les go1's, les4ueIIes marchandises ont etc
achetees l'encan, la NouveIle-Orleaus.
ct tres bon marche, pour du compliant
settlement, ce qul me permettra de les c6-
der a un prlx tres reduit.
Venez examiner mon assortment ct
vous assurer de la moderation de mes prix,
avant de vous rendre alIIeurs.
SOL. LOEB.
~Je recois egaIement en- ce moment
un assortment frais ct blen choisi de
GR0CER|E De FAN|LLE,
telle que SUCRE, CAFE,
JAMBON AU SUCRE,
EARINE,
BACON
POUDRE,
PLOMB,
SCI, &c. &c.
qul seront vendus au benefce lie plus leger.
SOL. LOEB.
OpeIousas Fevrier 1868. 35tf
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in h0RCEhU De TERRE

sltHe au Bayou WaIIet, dams Ia Paroisse
st. Landry, contenant deux cents arpents
(plus on moins) de superfcie, borne au
Nord par des terres pubIlques, au Sud par
des terres d'Edmund Fl. Martin, d 'Est
par les terres du meme, eft fOuest par
les terres de Jean GaIlot. ensemble aYec
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Avis aux p1anteurs. i.

TAI fait Ia Nile. Orleans les arrange
~ ments Eecessatres pour etre meme
lie yoHs acleter tous les cotous qne vouS
pourrez porter au Port Il Washington.
J'acheterai yotre cotton lei i Washing
ton, aux mames conditions que l'ann6e
docuj6re lire que .jc vous donue-
raj les memes prlz que eeux du lnlsrcl6
tie In Nile Orleans, deduction faite de
tous les tlais inevitables qIi existent sur
tout cotton expedi6 de Washington Il la
Nile Orleans.
lie cotton achet6 ri par moi est pes6
sons yos ve'lX, ct pave anssit6t pese.
Mes bureaux sout il Washington. aux
Nagasins de NM. Pitre i Curricre, ct
q. Hinct1Iey & son.
A. DESIARE.
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La noitiG inIivisa d uu certain
I.IOrcoau de 'I'erra

sitnt snr Ie Bayou Dry. dams la ParoSs- St Ian
dry, pres dn village d. Big Cane, mrsurant qua.
tre cent qna,reviugt, ,ciuq acres, ensemble aves
tont"s les batss@s ct amellorations qui en- depen.
dent.
Condions:-Un an De credit, compter dx
Jonr de Ia Vente. ayec intefet a raiSon d. huit
pour cent par an compt+r de la meme date, at
hyPo'hfqne speciaIe reservee sur la proprissS
Vendue jusqu4 partait pairm+nt
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff
OpelOusas II Janyfer 1863
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Morceau de I'erre

ss avec toutes les batisses ct amelo-
ss ssez.sess s ratons qui ell dependent, mesurant
9tsas4A cent quarante-scpt acres. Cetts
@s-4ssz2=rsss trrre est hoinee au Sud par lie NOR
tie trtre lit Ballad, ct des trois autres cotes
par d.s terres pnbiques; ct sis sur e cote Sud da
Bayou Crocodile,
Anssi: Le tiers dan moroccan De terra indivis,
mesnrant cent trpntP neHF acres, ensemble aveo
l"s ameioratin't, CONNIE etant la naorreau dis
Mil, etant partie du marceau Ballad, et
borne d. tous les cotes par iedit n"rceau Ballad.
t"nditions:-Tn an g. credit Il conprer III
lonr de Ia venta, arer rinter&t'a rai<oG L. pour
cent par an eompter de la meme date, ct hypo-
fheQne res~rVee sur la propriete vendue, jus4ua
partait Placement.
JAS G. HAYES, Sheriff
Opelousas, II Janvier 1868.
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Succession du DR.. Henry.

ES porsonnea Qui doiycnt Ia success
"a sion de fcu le Doctcur Arsene Vio-
tor Engd"e Henry, d6cGd6, sont prices
&c ve1ir rcglcr avec Ie soussigne, dams ls
pI"s bref d6lai possible, 81 elles veulcns
oVlter des ttAl5 ,-et tontcs celles Qui peu-
vvnt ayoir dP3 rGcIAlnatj0ns contre In
meme Succession sont priGts De les pre-
s"nter aYec les pieces d r4ppui, afn
d'etro cl4ssecs.
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COUVERTES.
EMMANUEL PHILLIPS de bellies co,vet-
- tes de laine, franchises, de 10 quarts, gs
Ia pssEs, ami Tslsat rssllsaasas Gle.
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~ 10 nlllfsf1ffoau

III z145 e1S9}z]1 syISDW
conrue sous Ie nom "Esp4rance'' sffu6 envi.
ron } miles d OprIousas, boFnee au Nord par 10
t"rre Dr. Ingram st PIsrre Pltre. au Sud par cells
te \ GuidTy, Nine. Bertrand st BIan.
ca ct Henry L. Garland, / Est par ceIIe du DR..
J. \. Taylor ct G fland ct fOnest par ceIe dc
Felix Dejean ct Mavfaux, ensemble avee tousse
les b2tisses et aneli"rations qui en- dependent.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff ct Collector.
OpeIonsas 25 janvirr 1868.
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VENTFI
Par le COIlecteur des Taxes d'Etat,

I'm vertu des ponvoirs don't je snis revstu par
- la Ioi CONNIE ColIecteur des Taxes ct Ii
cences Etat. 'otfrira EN- ventc pnblique. pour
ia compliant, a la Mason do Cour de la Paroissa
>t Landry, en- la vile d'Opeousas,
Is Samadi Z Mars proclaim, 1868,
tons les droits, tires ntersts ct pretAntions do
hinchfn " Mckinney 4 Ia propri6te suivante,
9aisle pour satistaire So taxe dEtat de 1866,
say OH:
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NELNIIt Z

Far ge Co3,ectear 7es Tares d Etat
IN vertn des peuvoirs d6ht j. s,lis ree6tu par
- a hi CONNIE Cojlecteur trs taxes 1T !ieen-
cps j Etat, j'"fffirai en vente publique pour lu
compliant. plus otf.ant ct dtrnier encberisse1lr.
2evaut Ia porte d" la Naison de Cour de- cette
Paroi>se en Ia VILE d'Cpelotlsas
LIE Samedi Z Mars proclaim, 1868,
enmmanqant / / bpures dl matn ct conttuuaut
de jonr jour il est n6cessaire tor,s ies dra.s
ttres, ilt6rets ct pr6tensiens de- Elopard II
Bloassard Ia propriate ci dpSsous d6crite. saisie
pour satisfare ses taxes ii Etat pour Fannee 1866
q
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Aat,<s SIS dans lie yllloge de Wash
-<triTs Fl. - .--ts lngton, Parozse St, Landry
'-sasssz=.le% sssss-s=% borne Al Norl par Ia terre
de Mary Gardner, a l'Est par Ia rue Gard
ner, au Sud par le Bayou Carron, ct a lou
est par lie terre de A. Deshotels, mesurant
IN arpent de terre de superGcle, (pus ou
'noins) ensemble avec les batisses ct an1e-
itoratlons qua en- dependeut
tn lot f4e meubles Dc maison ct d'usten-
siles de- c'liSine.
Co'sd tttoaS:-Les effets mobiliers pa7a-
oles compliant, ct lo terrain ct les aineIio-
rat'o'1s payables IN tiers compliant, ct la
baf".nce EN- deux paienens annneIs ct eg1ux,
compter dn jour de Ia vente, avec 5 pour
cent d interet par an, a compter de l'eche
ance de ehaqne terme. Lacquere1r four.
nlssant denx BONES cautions solidaircs. ct
Ee terrain demeurant speciaIement hypo-
the4ue q la succession juSq0au Placement
final ct defnitif tant du principal que des
lnterets qnl auront pu s'accroitre
: WA. s READ, administrator.
5pe}0usas 3 .Fattyiar 12f%
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Es Phillips de bonnes bottles pour Ia boue
a 81 so Ia paire.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16

B@ The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to shin
pers by this than any other route
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16
Cincinnati Market.
ByTelegraph.l

photography CINCINNATI, Jan. Is.
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull: lixtle
done; family, Sll@lI 25.
WHEAT-In modexate donnand at g. 90
for No. red Winter; - SIS for No. ditto.
CoRH-Very dull and prices nominaIly
2g3c lower; ear offered at SIC; shelIed at
OATs-So1d at CSC, and at the close held
ers asked 69c; receipts are light.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-In good demand and prices
tending upward; Fan ST. g5@2 01anf1
CoTToN-Duff and prices lower; lid
ding. I454c.
WHISRY-Unehanged
HoGS-Du1 and prices a shade lower:
dressed, v 759S ~; live. SO 50g7 90; re.
ceiptS 200.
PRovI- IoNs-Guiet, but prices are nomI-
fnally unchanged. = 81 an ase
Y PoRK-Mess4 heId.at s2l for inside brands: +:
but second class brands can be bought at
go 50.
BULK MEArs-7A@s7zc for shoulders and
BACON-Shoulders, exc: clear sides. lI5<c.
leaf, 121zc.
SUGAR-Steady.
COFFEE-Steady.
firm. =
BUTTER-U nchanged and firm at 35Q4Oc
EGGS-Eas1er at 43G45c.
1INSEED OIL-S1 2i(11 g.
BEEF CATTLE Duh at So 50GS 90 for
2utcherS,; 90 50G7 IS for extra shipping
GoLD-Closed at l3S9l3S12 buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at par buying.
MoNEY-Market IS easy at 8g610 per cent.
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chicago Market.
By TeIpgrarhaf
CH3eAs4s. Jah. Is.

D9 AGlcS Stf@ESh+-4ts 5tAk8s To-
FLoUR-Dali and unchanged. 3 en
WHEAg-L active ana 394c, lower
& OS02 10 for No. l; 81 05@2 06 for No. 2;
closing nrm at S2 CO for No. 2
Corn -l5z 92o low er; IS s5S9c for No. /; IS
csc Tor No. 2; S51%G86 for new.
AOATs-Less active and &c lower; closing
at 5s14g591zc.
-RYE-.Qufet; 143glc lower; 81 551991 So for
No. / 81 81 for No. 2
BARLEY-Dun at 81 869I s. for No 2;
81 65Gl 40 for rejected.
PRovISIoNs-Firrn and less active.
PoRK-Mess, so 55920 70 for first class
brands.
LARD-Quiet and firm at I214c.
ENGLISH MEATS-Duil; short rib mid
dies, s5sg954c.
loose.
HA1ts--sweet picked. l2c; green, inact-
i've at 105z@I076.
HoGs-Dressed, closed steady at S. 35@
IS, dividing on 200 pounds; live. active
and firm 5gl0c higher; $696 10 for ship
ping; 50 30d6 rs for medium to fair pack
Ing; 50 9OG7 . for good to choice ditto.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm and steady at S6 IS
@7 75 for good to choice shipping.
REcEIPTs-5,0 900 barrels -four. 10000 sacks
wheat, 6l,000 bushels corn, $1,000 bushels
oats, COCO head hogs.
SHIPMENTs-4 600 barrels -four, 700 sacks
wheat, 2.G00 bushels corn.
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New York Dry Goods Marker.

By Telegraph NEW YORK Jan Is
DRY GooDS-Market remains inactive
and lacking buoyancy, yet the only inn
portanl change noticeable Is a reduction
IN the price of Pacific dark Prints to lI16c.
PrlntCloths are, IN the meantime, held at
an advance of &c, without, however, lead.
ing 70 any business. The last sales were
a5 61ac, out at this price all the mills are
running at loss, and the production is
greatly reduced. new Gtyles of Prints being
opened at 121ae regular, while Spragues
Dr1ng l3c. time and discounts; in fact, sales
nave been made at these prices to Cal1for-
MA and the carry trade
BLEACHED MUsLINs-Touched such low
rates Inat some mill owners have instruct
slight advance. Still nothing definite can
be said about Spring prices of goods for .
week or two, until trade is more fully de-
veloped.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is.
CoTTON-In good demand; middling at
169l63a; sales 4.250 bales; receipts $3.50
bales: exports l ,474 bales.
SUGAR-Aetive; common 9995zc; fair
ll12@12 I; prime to choice 133S@I4c.
MoLAssEs-A ctive; common SIC, and
choice soc
FLoUR-Dun; superfine 50 90; sales very
small. IS
CoRN-Quiet and firm at csc.
OATS Dull at S00S5c.
PoRK-Qutet at 81 5OG2 90.
LARD-1ierces l254c; ;keg I4c.
BACoN--No wholesale demand retailing
shoulders 914g913c; clear sides 13e.
STERLING-J0I53
n. \. ExCHANGE-15c discount.
GoLD-13S15.
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European Market.

By Cable. GLoNDoN, Jan. I5-M.
CONsoLS-Unchanged
AMERICAN SEcURTTIEs-Steady Bonds
7l7z, Erie. 4sz4, Illinois Central s754.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 15-M.
U. S. BoNDs-7514.
@9S PARIS, Jan. 15-M.
Bourse heavy. Rentes lower EA
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15-M
Z + CoTToN-Q uiet and steady t@@SGaH
Breadstufs and others quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Isl 20 P.M.
= CoTroH-UpIand cotton 71zd.4k trs ~
CORN -
BEEF-I21s for winter cured. =
PoRK-Dun. e
eLARD-Firrn at Sos Sd. &AA
ANTw ERP, Jan Isl: 20 p M.
PETROL EUM-441S francs. s IL n r4
LONDON, jan Isl 20 p. M.
CoNsoLs-sz5s9S279 for money, and215 for
account. 1
Bonds I11@l14. Illinois Central ~ extra
dividend; Erie s. s4s 8s+#
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16
Controlled by
Ohio q Mississippi Railroad On.

I8EB5T s3ns&n4 G
-and-
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New Fork Market.
BY Telegraph.I

BY Telegraph. NEW YoRK. Jan. 10.
CorroN-Heavy and lower: sales 3.eeO
bales at l61z@l6s@c for msddling uplands,
the latter ngure al extreme price.
FLoUR-Receipts 1884 barrels; market
dull aud l0Ql5c lower: sales of {, 900 barrels
at SS 50gs9 for superEne State and West
ern; So SOGR0 so for extra State; 50 50G12
for extra Western; SI2 759l5 90 for white
wheat extra; So 60@l3 rs for round hoop
Louis: Sl2 00q16 % for good to choice ex-
ira do. closing dull: California heavy
sales $50 sacks at St2913 50. Rye -four quiet I;
sales $50 bbls at 81 50a9 80.
WHrsKY-Nomana1 end unchanged
WHEAr-Receipts, none, du land nomin-
ally l@2c lower; sales of 800 bushels white
California at S3 %.
RgE-NominalIy unchanged.
BARLEY-Steady sales of S,l00 bushels
at ST. S55dl 80 for State; 81 05 for Bay.
CoRN-Receipts of 30,50O bushels; heavy
293c lower. Sales $4,000 bushels at 81 269
81 80 for new mixed Western, afioat; 81 27@
81 80 for new white southern; 81 25@1 80 Tor
new yellow Southern.
OATs-Receiois of 2.24l bushels: dull and
lc lower. Small sales at S61z@S718c for West
ern in store, closing with sellers at inside
price.
RICE-Firm; 91z@Ilc for Carolina.
COFFEE Firm; sales Of l. 90 bags Rio on
private terms.
SUGAR STEADY; sales Of $50 bbls. Cuba at
ll33@12c.
HoPs-Qut at 30a55c for Am merican.
PETRoLEUM-Firmer; lie for crude, and
25c for refined bonded.
GOAL-Qulet and un changed.
LEATHER-Hemloc sole m mOderateiy ac-
tive. at 25@26& for RuenOs Ayres 1g hit
weights.
WooL-Moderate request; sale< 10000
pounds, at 40@541lc for domestic fleece.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales 500 bbls
at 81 0OG2l II for mess. closing at S2l II for
regular; S2I 75921 so for new ditto. closing
al 81 81 eash: Sl7 259l8 % for prime; SIG
ais 30 for prime mess. Also, go Dbls ew
mess, sellers option in March, on private
terms.
BEEF-Steady sales $50 bbls at previous
pri, es; 200 ties India and 400 prime mess,
both private terms.
BEEF HAMs-Steady: sales 260 bbls at
S26 75@3l so.
: BACoN-Duls salesss0 boxes Cumberland
cut at 105EaI2c. st ~
CUT MEATs-Unchanged sales 100 pkgs
at S9914c for shoulders, and I2aI8L<c Tor
hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Dpu at S56<a9c for West.
ern; 91sg914c for SMALL lots, fancy ditto;
912Gl014c for city closing very heavy.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales ESQ Bbls at
13a131&c.
CHEESE-Dull at IlQl5c.
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st. Louis Market.


BY Telegraph Sr. LoUIs.s Jan. Is
TosACCo-None Offering
COTTON Higher, with sales of mid lling
at I4c.
FLoUR-There is a small local demand at
unchanged prices.
WHEAT-1 mail sales at 81 55a2 so for red
and white Winter
Consolidated shade better; sales at
90G93c. - -
OATs-Heavy a 70a75c
BARLEY-Firm at 3 u0g2 10, with small
sales of very heavy choice a. g IS.
naIly unchanged.
LARD-More active; sales at 12GI214c for
choice steam.
HoGs--FIrm: sales at s. 250G Il for com
mon to choice
RECEIPTS Flour 500 barrels; wheas $50
sacks: corn 1900 sacks; oats $50 sacks; bar
ley 600 sacks.
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Louisville Market.
By Telegraph.I i

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Jan. Is.
ToBAcco-Sales 68 hb DIS; common Iugs,
s. 50@6 95: medium leaf, I7c; manufac.
turers' leaf, SEC.
COTTON-14c.
FLoUR-s7 759l2 so for superfne and
fancy.
WHEAT-S2 4002 so.
CoRN-750S0c.
OATs-6SaT0c.
BAcoG-Shoulders 91<c; clear sides I211c.
sides, 1I15c.
LARD-12IaI3c.
PoRK-Mess S2I e0@2I so.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16
New York Gold and Stock Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
GoLD-Opened at 1895 but at the close
there was Il sharp recovery to f401<1I4g3S.
on the report that the President viii issue
q proclamation tomorrow ordering army
Officers 10 disregard any orders from STAN
ton. The closing rice " ayS l4gt0I4OI6.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Have been weak
during the ay, under influence of the fail
but the market rallied at the close. wi. b
an increasing demand; coupons 1881. I0g15
gIO954; do. 1862. l091sGg10954; do. 1864, 10516G
lU1; do 1863 1073zG10S: do. new. l051zMIO556:
do DO 1867, 1850 1867; l0-40s 10214@102sz; 7-39s
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16


To CorSrRY MERGE >Ts.ASye direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities sffhe JoUR Nal.
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile wore, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for.
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16
Memphis Market.


By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Jan. l5.
COTToN-Unsettled at 1514c.
FLOUR-Firmer and scarce at S94l5.
PoRK-Duil at S2l 50a22.
BAcoE-Dull; clear sides 121z9l3c.
LARD-l215@I31zc.
CORE-Scarce: Shelled 66c.
OATS Quiet at 7S4S0c.
HAY-Dull at so 09N 90.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-16
LUMBER. &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LUM MBER-LUMB h
THE = BSCRTBER CONTINUES
- the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streefs,
and would respectfully inform the pubIic
tnat his stock is large and second to noDe
in the assortments, embracing Pine OF
th1cknesses and quality, from the mic,
Ihlrd Common Saginaw Board up
Thrse-Inch First clear Plank
Also. 500 DOORS of various thickuea
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
4 window Sash; Pine and Poplar ShfngIs
3 and A feet 11ath, Mouldfngg. CASING
Quarter-Round, &c, &C.
orders from the country, river or raj
filed promptly.
sell dam JOHN f GLOVER
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"Ths Fen is MiRhtier than the sword.
TIE GOLD PEN.
EEST AND CHEAPEST OF pENS.
llorton's Gold Pens,
The Best Pens in the World.

For safe 0t No. 20 .3kuiaen-
Lame, .He1O- York, End 6v eye2.y
ctflp uDS0i1fea .4.geu& at Lj9e
.f1Znee prices.
.1E02TOaa na0G,eS no Pens stamp
ga tCitA TIE Name Or T2uae-
mark Of CZ2aY other; IHe1eJ69re,
fs,He7'e an .age12cI IS esSe1IiSl2sd,
F(ee. p1<6Iic 1DiSI be 6eSZ SHSfea. and
tk tie same prices, 1T eating or
tie .age7sfS in all other gfaces
ffoSe Ris15iSz1 TIE .1Eo19o1a Pen
a7aeest semi 70 He03gwu22esy
SpteTe ktei1. orders MI receIYe
571OngDf GzlIenIiOsI, If Qcc0mD0-
g2Sed 1OiIJk tie cash. Ha .eeS
= Catalogue, 7pSfya fasz1 descgI1-
non DI .sSzeS z1sd prices, sent 02s
gece<pE 0f fefke5- postage.
A. NORTON.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21

gcd in denouncing como and caressing
other N MIXERS Of the United States Sen
ate for the part they deem il their con-
-eientious duty 70 perform IN fi.e lfnFcaeh-
ln5ut trial
The crime of cmbraeery. which i m
otfcnsc against pub!:e justice, consists !"
attempting . cornpt, instruct, = 'na'-
encc jury betcee hand. "r u iae.in, jhc,4
T. favor enc side u : cause IN preference
70 the other. ~ promises, possessions.
entreatic>, ic,ter>, maacy, entertainment,
and the like or : my other i. lc ~
cept by the evidence a4ducc = he trial,
the arguments Of counsel, and ,i- in>:guc-
tons Of the judge llrc,ui.et III Ey.,
see. Ice. VOL 3; t 81 Comm 40; !
Deacon, Crinn Law. 37> Russ. On
Crimes. IS2 Hew~p G eh- >,
see. !. kn;eAt : Freeport I5:h Mass
GlLbs '. Dewey, Cow,n 5o5)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21

New Goops. William \. Fenwick
agent for John ; Edwards. i row re
ccivine It his store a splendid assor;lncn;
Of Summer Goods OF all styles and yarie-
ties winch he promises To sell at lowest
rates for cash or to punciual customers,
Mrs. Mary } Campbell, in same build
ing, i also in receipt 70 her present stock
Of an additonpl assortment u Millinery
and Fancy Goods.
See also the notice Of splendid bargains
by Smith 4 Mills at the Brown Store in
another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21
THE COTTAGE.
Is 81 acres,
more or 'css

This desirable little place is located on
.Porpoise" Creek, hes immediately on
the road leading from Leonsrdtown TO
Newtovn ami is about one mile from the
latter place. 1t has on II a good DIV Ell
Ling HOUSE, zone st ry), with two
rooms below and two above. 1t also has
good kitchen attached to the dwell
ing.
1t is admirably situated 10 suit the con-
verlcnCe Of persons following the water,
or dosirlug 10 engage IN the oyster tu,,-
ness The soil is excellent and we'll adap-
tee. to the culture of Fruit aud Negeia-
lilies
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21

NAFyLA<p Co>aprssIo>>L Fl

NARYLANp CoNGEFssgo>AL ELrcrIo>
IN erroneous >,atcmcn, has been made
to the effect that no election for RePre~,n-
ta,i,>s N Congress takos place IN Mary
land this Fail, the late Legislature having
repealed til, clause N the code on the sub
iec,. /, is true tina; The repeal IN que>-
ton was made. bur the following wa> en-
acted in lieu thereof:
Election Of Representatives, Of this
State in The Congress of,he United States
Shall lee held On Tuesday next after the
hrs, Mo- dSy in the mcn;h of November.
every two years commencing in 'ht year
eighteen hundred and si1ty-cigLt. and
taking place every seosn3 ~ '-,se2f
III
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21

DEPARTMENT or LABOR AND AGEIcUL-
runE.-The attention of our farmers and
landowners i directed to the notice Of
Dr.. Mcpherson, the Superintendent of
Labor and Agriculture for the State OF
Maryland, to be found in another column.
Persons in our county seeking German
labor OF having land for sale or rent, are
instructed, it will be seen, to commune
cate with the Superintendent, No. 81
South Calvert Street, Baltimore
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21
RATIFICATION ..N'OTCb.
Jno NJ Smith
Jno N Braytou Y
Saml. Richardson.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's County,
sitting aS a Court Of Equity.
No 26 \ +.
DY virtue q authority vested in m. As
d Clerk Of the Circuit Court for ST .,lAry 5
county. bv the Code of Public General Laws
OF tins State, Ii is hereby ordered. tA.
the Auditors lseport, fled in this case
be ratified and condrued, unless cause
to the contrary, he shown on or before the t}lrd
VI nday Of June next provided copy q thi>
order be inserted in tie SAINT Mays Bat
con, once week for three successive weeks
PRIOR to the third Monday ofIune next
JN0. \. CAVALIER, CI'k
True copy Test;
lNO a CAVALIER. GIN:
may p. 1S6S-:Sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21

\ BRIGur IpEA.-.t meeting Of freed
men held lat week, in one OF the churches
IN Richmond, has forwarded a petition 10
Gen Schoticld, requesting him to stop
the further naturalization of foreigners.
Their petition sets forth that the colored
people want no more white men IN Nlr-
GINA, and iuvokcs the aid of the COM
mandant Of the district to keep them out
of the State The petition is said to be
drawn up in style that indicates white
authorship probably one Of the carpet
bag gentry, who desires to shut out any
additional competition Of outsiders for the
loave, and fishes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21
7 lBLEiTA 5.

fR1HE ladies' Of All-Faith Parish pro
Il pose giving a Tableaux and Concert
at Charlotte Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, IN WHITSC \
WEEK, THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE
NEXT.
They Will be assisted in the musical en-
tertalnmcnt Icy gentleman of Baltimore,
of skill ard ability in his profession. The
performance will take place in the large
saloon Of Charlotte Hall School-will COM
mcncc at : o'clock, ?. m, and conclude
with dance As the object Is praise
worthy one, the ladies earnestly solicit,
and confidently expect, q large attendance
Admission fifty cea's-chlldtcn half
price
May p, 1S6S-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-21
LlNpTO\'S PLEASE RE,
los acres,

more or less.
This land Is eEigibIy located in the 2nd
Election District of SAINT Mays county,
and within few miles Of she Patu1cnt
River
The Dwelling and ont houses are good,
AID the arabic land IS in q fair state Ok
Gu tiva ION aud improvement.
TERMS OF SALE.
as prescribed by the decree, are: The
whole OF the purchase mon J to be paid N
cash on The day Of snle, or 90 the ralifca-
tion thereof by the Court.
When the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will cxccute deed TO
the purchaser. free, clear Al q discharged ),
from a CLAIMS Of the parties TO thls suit
aud Of tho.o claiming under them
q. FRED MADDOX,
j PAIsRAN CRANE.
Trustees.