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Special Notice.
ESTABLISHED N 1928.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,

IMPORTER AND PRoPRIETsR or The
ScuIFDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
@ Beaver Street,
New York
The subscriber beg- leave TO inform the trade
that he has appointed the following frh- in
Baltimore agents for the sale Of his bottles
Wines and Liquors.
Each bottle bears label with cersifc ate o
its genuincness, signed by the proprietor.
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Sept. g. l86S-2n.
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N0T-CE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
RSOTICE is hereby given. tina, Tie subscribe
IN has obtained from ths Orphans Court Of
s. Nays County. Maryland, letters Of admin
;..-s,3na on the PERSONAL estate Of Il ~ Peacock
}s,e u -. Na-v'> county. deceased. All persons
having claims aEainst the said ieceaSei are here
ty warned 10 exhibit the same wiki proper
-ouchers thereof TO the subscriber, en- or oetore
the i 1ay OF jay, 1854 otherwise they may
ts excluded d. Laws from al 6eL.eht 81 ths SAID
$50 t;i4sn under nv band this eth DAY Of
: 4 JARBOE,
Administrator.
Jan :. Is6a--4~.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
on application of Joseph II Key, Ad-
miuistrator CT Thomas Tppett, late of st.
Mary's county deceased, it is ordered by the
Court. that he SAID Administrator notify the
creditors of the said deceased to file their
claims against said deceased IN the Office of
the Register Of Wills for st Mary county on
or before the 2Sth day of Feb, 1869 for
dividend ard that this order be published
once week in each week until the said 2sth
day Of Feb, 1859.
Test
JAS 7 NJ RALEY,
Register Of Wills
for st Mays county.
Fec "a, 1S6S-td.
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TIE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE.

\ Political Nerspaper-A Family Liter
AIRY Paper. and an Agricultural Paper
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CO,NFIR NOTICE..
Henry Jones
Nm Morgan.

In the Circu.. Court OF St Mays County,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No14iN Ne
ORDERED, tits 29sn day of December,
~ 1858, that the Auditors report, fled
in this cause, bt ratified AMI confirmed, IN
less eause 10 the contrary be shown on or
before the lst Monday OF Fe5Iua text ;
provided copy Of this order be published IL
the St Mar,'s Beacon. once week for thre-
successive weeks prior to the said lss Mon.
day of February.
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-Tes,:
JN0 A CAVALIER, ok:
JanT. fsc?-3v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18

CO.NFiR.Na TIO.N NOTICE.
in the matter OF tie Mortgage OF Henry
Ia-Cieriord 10 Thcs H Bond.
In the Circuit. Cour; for 81 Mays County.
sitting a a Court ot Equity.
NJ. Gil \ l..
nRDERED. this 29,h day Of December,
sos. that the sale made and re-
n1rt,6 hy TnoS NJ Bond Trustee filed n this
',a,,se Ne ratified and confirmed unes cause 10
TIE contrary be shown on or before the
Is; Monday Of Febfus-y next pro-
yil.d A copy oftajs order be published in
the -. Mays Beacon. once week for
three successive weeks q-ior 70 the S,nd Isl
M,alay oi February.
TN, report>tate> tie land sold for $500
JNO 4 CAVALIER. ok.
True ory-reSs
JNO CAVALIER Ci'k.
Jan :, lse9-Ss.
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Zepheniah Nelson,
wife and others
Joseph II Guy,
wife and others.
Ia the Circuit Court for S, Mars's county
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No o.. \ E.
@RDERED, this 4th day of January
~ 1863. that the sale made and reported
6v T NJ RaIey, Trestee, lied il this case, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the con-
trary be shown on or before the Ist Monday OF
Feb, next, provided a copy Of this notice DO
published in the Saint Mary's Bescon, once :
week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
said lst Monday Of February.
The repc.. states the land sold Tor 5000.
JNO A CAVALIER, Clk
True copy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Jan :, le6e-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
of valuable
REAL EST ATE.

ewSHE undersigned, By virtue Of de-
Id cree passed in the Circuit Court 4
saint Mars equity. in the matter Of the
Partition If The real c,,ate Of Henry 4
Gamer, late Of said county deceased, vii!
sell at put.lc auction il the village 0.
Chaptico on
Saturday, the 9th of March,
1869,
ietween TIE hours Of l. o'clock. m ami
II p. IN. the following valuable real es
tate, to Wit
ls'-Thc Reyersionary Interest Of the
Willow dowcr. as assigned by said Com
uissioners- LOCUST GKO\ r., CHE
homestead) containing 81 acres, more OF
Icss,-"tiISTY VIEW" containing :
acres, more or 4css, with woodland attach
cd
2ul Parts Of lets No AID II, con
tainlug 2u9l acr,s, more Ct less.
Bird STORE HOUSE ana LOT in
the village Of Chaprico and about : acres
Of woodland.
4,h- NEIGHROE'S DTSAPPOINT-
MENT or MARSH LAND, containing
about 80 acres,
The above real estate i located in Chap
tico district in and near tn village Of
Chap,co and will be sold in lots or other
wise, to suit the convenience of purcha
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18

gpY virtue of \ writ of Fieri Facias
b issued out OF the Circuit Court fot
SAINT Mays county at the suit Of the
State Of MARYLAND j, the instance and for
ms use Of james Cartwright and Ann X
Jartwnghi, his wife against the goods
ana chattels. lands aud trncmcuts Of John
+. Cartwright am George Chappelear.
and to mc directed. | have seized and
taken in execution all the right title, In
tersst. claim ard demand at law an ii
equity Of the sail John f, Cartwright
aud George Chappclcar. in aud 70 thu tol-
lowing property, to Wit;
one tract or parcel ol land called
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White Men must rule America
VOW Is THE TlNB TO ST BSCRIBE
FoH THE
BEST y J WEEKLY PJBLkSHED
NEW YORK DAY BOOK
FOR 1869

Devoted to White Supremacy, State
Equality. and Federal Union.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18
Jan Il, ls69-4w.

.as- Parties having claims against the above
estate are notified 70 hle the same with Henry
" ill;sn Primo frederick. Cal,e.i County, M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

RsOTICk Is hereby given, THAT the subscribers
sV have obtalne from the Orphans Coar; OF
ST Mary Courw, Maryland, letters of.dminis-
trstiou en- ne personal estate Of Philip ~.
Pvfer. late ST ST Mari county, deceased All
pevson. '.aving claims against the said deceased
are heTebY warned TO exhibit the vaurs -''h pro-
per touches thereof TO the subscribers on or ee-
f,stb. Isl day n Aug 1859, otherwise they
r. eyclu aed by Law from all benefit q the
- estate Given under our hands this 2 Isl
HENRY PfFFR
HENRY WILLIAMS
Administrators.
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y tt't ~ ApA NoAh
Sch II, 1sG9--ts.
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FOR. SHERIFF.

Jan 1899 -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-30

Z AN lrisAman, driven to despcr-
ation by the hard times, got pistol
and took to the road. Meeting a
Traveller, lie stopped him and deman-
Died, "Iour money or your life"
Seeing Pat'was green, he said: Ill
: give you my money for that pis-
toll "Agrade!n Pat tool; the money
and handed over thePistol. Now
said the Traveller, "hand back the
money or I'll blow your h sad
OIL" BLAZE away. my beauty
said Pet, ''fcr uiyer q drop of pow,
ther there's in it a tall tall -
IL requires great deal Of caution
h mafe a large fortune, and when
you have got it, it requires ten times
a. much caution 10 keep it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-30

A Smokers CoNFEssIoN.-The
well-known author, Mr.. James Par.
ton, after thirty years experience as
asnloker, quit the habit suddenly.
He reports the effects Of the change
thus: f. ~ u
~ have less headache; I enjoy
exercise more, and step out much
more vigorously. My room is clean
er, lam rather better tempered, as
well as more cheerful and satisfied.
l endure the inevitable ills of life
with more fortitude, and look for
ward more hopefully to coming
years. Il M -
Smoking, chewing, drinking pois.
oned stimulants and indulging in
passional qualifications all belong
ing to the same category-are un-
healthy, unclean and unspiritual.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-30

VI VNtFy NVHNIII1EIUH, VUHhlaHlIy Cd HHNu, =
| hope by strict attention to business and fair
public Patronage. G. A. ORCCT"f
Cedar Fall, iowa, July e. l.Gs. l6f
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CONJUCAL LOVE,

Essay for Young Men, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create impeainlents to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address DIR. j Skill
LIN HOUGufOS, Howard .ssoeia,ioIi, Philadcl-
phia Pa g.iTyl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-30
Special Attention
Is INVITED TO THE
Saturday Afternoon Train !

MIA Central exccs its competitors In quick time to
New York, without the discomfnrts and dangers
OF excessive speed because il Is GO Miles Shorter
than the New York Central, s. Miles Shorter than
the Atlantic & Great Western and Erie routes, and
Is the best built and most carefully managed road
l. lie country.
TICKETS BY this Route are for sale at the Com
pany's Office n. W. Cor. Randolph & La Sale
Streets, Ticket Office under Briggs
House, Chicago,
And ut principal Offices in the West.
T. L. KTMBALL,
Gcn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago
HODSON,
assenger Agent, Chicago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14

fore long, I0ckey-einbs, blooded rseas,
and equine Institutions OF all kinds be-
come uos9Iete sffaiTs.
The Central PARK will esntiuue this
year, ss heretofore, since Its approach to
completion, toe anrivaied feature OF this
great mstropulis. II, in fact, surpssses
anything in the world Of fits kind, and
New York may well l g proud OF it-eon-
tanning, So IL does, twenty-Six miles OF
drive, besides It's Tamble, its wall, its
lakes, upon which fsat pleasure boa,s
and swans, It's menagerie OF living enc
mails, It's singing birds, its statues, grot-
tos, oOttsg8s, rustic arbor5 and bridges,
its varied sweep CT nil end dale, of
rugged rock and smiling meadow-the
whole constituting almost a.plaee OF en-
ehsntmeDt. Is Is the sphere Of
~pleasurabie public entertainment here
which is open alike to the poor IS to the
rich, to tbs occupant of the cheerless,
Wretched tenement, bssemsBt or attic, as
tn tie millionaire lord Of the palstial
brown stone mansion. The former seek
L. by little stIoi,iug parties, In humble
pleasure holiday picnics the latter may
% seen ia countless numbers every after
noon, driving in their costly squ'psges,
with tandem teams or four "a hand,
their esegaat private carriages, with ser
wants ! q foil livery, and ether splendid
vehicles al Indicating an assumed sri=-
t scTacy, in Dbl boasted repUb lean ooun
sry, Of wealth 1t least, II not often Of
family or blood.
Saouid this letter please your readers,
you viii occasionally again hear from
AN Old CORRESPONDENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14
MORE FEREFTORY.

Beside the movement now on the ia
pis for the acquisition OF Cuba and the
annexation Of the negro-cursed San Do
mingo, we learn that il is seriously pro.
posed by Influential parties in Greet
Britain to eede to the United States tbs
whole OF British North America in settle
ment OF Che Alabama, and au other ex-
isting claims, with the full assent of the
people. There is also AEumor from
Mexico that President JUAREz contem-
plates, and is probably secretly negotia.
ting for, a proieetorste Of some sort by
the United States over Mexico. II IL
stated that be feels his inability TO estsb-
lish and maintain a government there,
and Is holding frequent conference With
the United States Minister, which are
e0Djee' ured to have the significance
above stated. With the horde OF bloody
ssvages Of Sap Domingo, the mongrel
population O Mexico, the Cubaus and
the aristocratic ~provlneials Of Canada,
added to our present very much mixed
population, We think the Radicals
could manage to keep up their ~orgsniza-
ton until 8 coup d'etat by GRANT would
bring US peace"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14

For wsnt Of half al hours time tie
z Psso .RsilroEd bill failed Of passage
through Congress. This Il the statement
Of the special correspondent Of the Gin
cinnsti Commercial. We were prepared
for 1t in view OF the fierce opposition Of
fered TO the measure By those ia Con-
gTess Who are interested 10 the Union
and Pacific roads, and the others whose
interest it is to support Whist has support
ed them. A simple proposition for right
Of way, no money or subsidy asked for, II
was not expected nor was it just to the
patient South that IL should have been
left TO the last moment whep, if any
thing like spirit Of fair play sctuated
members Of Congress, it shou.d have
been conceded aud with s voluntary en-
dorsement OF the bonds fer its construc-
ton by the United States Government.
Considering hat the 5 5uth, rs well as the
North and West, are responsible for ard
nus pay interest and principal Of the
bonds Issued to the Union and Central
Pacific roads, simple Justice would have
dictated such q coarss ; butinstead, the
jealousy Of the impracticable routes and
the infamy Of Congress, together COM
bined, have postponed 8 measure that
was due US as one means OF our resfora-
ton to commercial prosperity. Such is
Radical justice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14
WASHHSGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Presi-
dent terminated today Thos. FL Nelson,
Of Iodisus, "a Minister to Mexico G.
n. Rietts, Of Texas, Minister to Costa
Rics; Henry r. Sanford, Of Connecticut,
Minister &c Spain; Horace RubIic, of
Wisconsin,, Minister TO Switzerland w
A. Pet, Minister 70 Brszil T. II. Morse,
OF Maine, Consul General st London !;
Thos. 3. Van Buren,, of New Jersey,
Consul General ut Florence; Geo. W.
Secretary % Legation at Florence J.
Meredith Read, jr, Of Kentucky, Consul
General at Paris; W. P. Webster, Of
Massachusetts, Consul General at Frank
f0rt-cn-ths-&&ip.
Tne Senate today, after debate, re-
jec ed the Alabama treaty almost Gnan-
imousiy, only one voting ia the sfirms-'
tive. Cspt. Rice, OF tbs Treasury De-
partmsat discharged fifteen more labor
ers and wstcnmen to-day and appointed
o -ars.
rhs~ resignation Of Solicitor Jordan, of
the Treasury is accepted and B. F.
Peasants, Chief Clerk, az besn tempo
rarity appointed IN ii . &c.
Admiral H5R off i lily reports his ar
rlvslin the Cootoe Ok At South west Pass
on Tbs 5-h instant. He says after max
ing inquiry, he was unable TO obtain any
information as to the Cuban expedition,
repor.ed to be fitting out at New Orleans;
he wCu;d return ina n~edistely 20 Havana.
The President has made the following
Consulsr nominations: David Arm
of New York, al r me Cbas. J.
OF y y York, at B ,rdeaux; Au-
gustus l.. C~hsttaiD, Of Usah, at Brussels;
w. A. o DDft, of n. Y, Consul General
to the British North American Provin-
ces Geo. P. Hanson, of Illinois, to Co.
penhagsn II. Erne, of Tennessee, to
Switzerland /; r. NJ. Hogan, of
Ohio, to Bremen; 1. J. Hoggerty, Of
New York, TO Glasgow /; Herr S. Nssi
to Lisbon; Ell. d. Neil, OF Missouri, to
Milton NJ Prime, Of Iowa, to
Marseiiles Fred Sanliz, of New YORK
10 Rotterdam; VIM. Thompson, of the
Of Columbia, to Southampton
]. A. Shelton, OF Louisiana, Il the City
lf Mexico. 5 4licitor of the Treasury. o. |
Bslie.d Assessors of Revenue, A. w,
Hawkins, 9TH district of Tennessee.
rhos. Waters, 81 dis 'rict Of Tennessee :
Collector OF Revenue, F. Latte, 9Th cis-
.rict OF Tennessee; Receiver of Pub.
10 Monies, NJ. Morgan, Little
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