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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-10
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MARRIAGE.

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

ras SauAgBLE BETWEEN RsKD ASo
GLEasos.-Goveguor Reed Of FloFila,
"a, the earnest reguss: Of .e2d!ng co'o.el
men. in jacksonville. IS ve learn from
the Florida Union. addressed public
meeting in his ora defence Iass Monday
IL his speech Governor Reed accounts !or
the milk in the cocoa nut" of the Flori-
da Impeachment, il part. IS follows
The Legislature had authorized the IS
she Of bonds 10 the amount Of $500 Quo,
and they we're ANXIOUS - control these
bonds. Gleason went 70 Washington ana
arranged the following programme With =
party there This party was % take al
The bonds at seventy cents; or rather the J
were 70 DC pledged 10 him in advance Al
that price Then lie w4s 70 buy up State
scrip at Fifty or sixty cents. or IS low as
he could get il. and pay for the bonds il
Ills scrip. In this way b. would actual
" &c, the bonds 81 about thirty cents OF
the dollar, masing an immense profit out
OF tie transaction aud Gleasoa proposed
70 nc that the boaIs should be disposed
Of in ;Ais way, auI tbs: the profits shoaid
be divided between Us. | refused t. SANG
ton such a robbery upon sAo people, So!
SO must be removed, in order e enable
Gleason - ct the bonds under his own
control, to dispose .: 70. sAe Pro5t 0: the
ring. And how had Offended Sesatog
Osburu? Lad refused 10 make appoint
ments at his dicsStion. and TO allow hun
10 eeu:rol TIE State, regardless Of my owl
Judgment ; but, worse than this, | had
10 kcd enc o. Lis schemes for p,u2doT -
Senator o.bnrn proposed & nc tnai ~
should cbtalQ ..om the United safes
Government Tic grsu' Of large 'rzct IF
land ut Ponescolo for the Stat. AMI that
should then inale1c- tbs ! Surveyor
General a. that this lani raigh' ,. sold
~ q mere noujsl price 4, senator o.
born. refused = c3sn:e4>p3a TINS
schotns, and 40 I mus, IL trm.Fel, that
more plant toll might take ny place,
aud the ring might plumber t. is hearts
contest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07
THE FACTORY GIRL


the scenes Of which are iu64it.ly more
graphic and striking than those embodied
in anv Of the sensational street-dramls
which row held possession of the stage
The Factory Girl Will be almost in
mcija:ely fellowsi by new story Of sur
>assing interest, from the pen Of } II
Smith. Ecu. author Of Ninnigrcr.
">tAuh,la Hsll. "Mlly Moync.' e'e..
Written for the New York Mercury.
AL tie Existing spccIa.itiss # the >ew
York Mercury Will be rs,aiood. aud new
departments added from uuc TO time dur
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public ,ha, long ago adopted this time
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raj outlay f,r the very best literary mat
Ter suitable for such paper) procurable
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Mercury for the coming year. Through
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lady writer's, now famous, frs. mad. she
acquaintance o. the public.
This cha0uel Of Communication betwoeo
Young ladies Of talent and genius and lhr
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IL
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New York Mercury is TO render IT he best
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ond # paving the highest premium for the
bee, literary talent viii secsrc that rcsuls
j; viii cor;aial be attained
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RsAr1Iss or Mono GovRkNAsNT. -

B2Ar7ISs ox Exano GovskSAsST. -
The World Of the 18th charged that the
following state Of affairs exists in the ne
gro government Of Liberia, and re-
quessed that it be corrected 4 50 er1oE,
viz
/. That slavery exists in Liberia
Q That polygamy exists il Lioeria.
8 That nc white man is, under any
circumstances, allowed 20 yo.e in Liber-
ia.
4. That no white man is allowed TO
hold land ia Liberia for purpose, Of trade
or enjoyment.
5. Ina- no negro is allowed tie vote 10
Liberia, save under educational and pro-
perty qualifications.
Instead Q; the statement being denied
by the Radical newspapers. the Tribune
Of the 18th published the following which
onlv goes 70 confirm the statement Of the
World, VIZ
Ex-President Roberts, Of Liberia, now
in this country soliciting aid for the Ii
IBERIA College, of which ne is President,
states tha, the republic has made con-
quests of the interior tribes until IT low
aas total population of 600, GOO souls,
Of whom only sbou; Is, 600 are emigrant
negroes frcm America. 1t Is = singular
and a,roci0us fact, now first coming to
the knowledge Of the public, that tue re-
public, founded as an asylum OF freedom
tor emaucipatcd slaves, has permitted the
continuance .. slavery among the :a.erior
tribes y hich it has conquered on very
extensive scale. President Roberts is quot
ed as admitting the wealth Of the laterIor
of chiefs, Xix that of the savage tribes Of
Africa. is measured By their number OF
wives anu slaves. Efficient steps should
be taken Il rescue Liberia from this lapse
into q slaveholding province, and Il will
be well for those WHO are solicited IN the
name of freedom and humanity to contri-
/ buts to Liberi.n College to inquire whe-
Their the gratuitous education OK the sUns
of these slscehoding chiefs may not lnure
to the growth of slavery rather than tree
dem.
This shows nice condition q afairs.
Liberia, founded as model government
Of negroes has already lapsed into save
ry ana polygsmy, The tsin relics Of bar
barism" The experiment proves nice
failure. As Tie [ lited States have re-
cos--7r Liberia as az dependent gov
ernuent We have 4 right to interfere
Where IS Wendell Philips -?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

TIE Amnesty ?koCLAAArIos. The
srtobla Win nc recent Amnesty Proeis-
rs,ion Ct President Johnso. Is, that it
dec. net, ba.ssse =. could not reach the
fulI measure Of relief needed, snd indeed
d.nsnded by Iub'ie sentiment It is
powerless because of the Fourteenth
Amendment ana the Reconstruction Lsvs
30 tone6. very large class Of people IT
the Southern arG n the States Of West
Virgins, Missouri snd Tennessee This
class is excluded ~ ,b-ss lsv. from any
other participation in State sFa;rs thsn
tAe pleasant privileg: q paying tie bulk
o. he taxes NJ. Johnson. Of course,
is &C. % lisa, Tor 'h,s ba:,; does seem
Us that sc is liable to ensure Tor delay
ins VIA. be could DO in the way of rel,cf
50 he very latest minute Of tie eleventh
hoar InGeci the chef defect of his
~koe executive management hss bc-n
net that his face Was not set 10 the right
direction, but IBIS. be lacked deter NINA
sscc .,d energy At critici ueuca,s =
The ,nne>t-, toHsvc~, : sood thing
So +. IS ]. soes, sn5 We wiling. aesolu
M-. John->a ov7 vE77>es. : 7k7 60 :
tIa->=c <i.rs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

The Fols i LookorT R. R-The C.m-
nissioners xointed b. our State Legis-
lature al its last session 70 survey line
for railroad from Point Lockout TO some
point in Prince Georges county. have
completed heir work. and VII meet in
Leonardto|n. With The en gineer corps. in
few days TO prepare cart q the rOad
aud finally settle their BUSINESS, III order
to report t. the L sis!Ature according 70
the requirements of the Act. We feel as
sured that the work has been done in such
manner aAto warrant that favorable ex-
preston of public opinion which il seems
10 have elected Throughout. the whole
line. Washington city, fully aYpreciat-
ing the advantages of the work, made 50
appropriation sufficient 70 continue the
survey within Ter limits. Judging from
the expression OF sentiment In the Dis
srict Of Columbia, We do not hesitate to
say that the day is not far distant, when
the work will be commenced and speed
~ completed Il is now With tie incor-
porasors of this road to take immediate
steps 70 organize ard pu: the ball il mo.
ton. We understand that they have
been cal,sj tc meet g. Charlotte Hall Oh
Thursd be 14.h Instant. TO take steps
!cl az !!a,1.. sz=at. - open
books, etc, etc. and receive subscriptions
to the stock of the company. AS 10
time is to 30 lost, We hope the meeting
will BE- fully attended and that competent;
aud active m.n sill he SCI ..ed TO perform
lat dut--. Ine lively interest felt through
out the whole community viii 20 doub,
| induce capitalist. to take stock. The al,
vantaeeous clause in the law, permit,ing
parties to subscribe land. will place it in
! the power Of almost every individual TO
contribute something towards the build
ing Of this road. People should be well
aware. that il they subscribe one-fourth
of their real property to the work. it viii
make the balance ~orth treble the amount
when the road is finished The unculti-
vated fields Of our county will then be
brought into requisitiou and St. Msry's
will ,gain be placed in s :LF.T.ns and
prosperous cosduiou.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07
Tor~ c BRrCErSsIpGE is not ricI

JoH> BRrcEtssIpGE is not rich =
He is poor but, he IS not a seeker for Of
fce. l. is quite possible thar he might
have returned home any time during the
last eighteen months withou, much risk
H was urged to T. 50 II many and, on
one occasion, at Paris, in the autumn Of
1866. the Governorship of kentucky hap
pened to be suggested, when he said =
II would not accept any Office within tie
gilt OF the people If could set one.
could not hold one outside Of Kentucky ::
but il | could be returned to my old place
ia the Senate, and should be permitted b
Congress to take my seat. would not
consent 70 go back to Washington. |
am growing in years. and hay. been los
ing il fortune. Ny family is increasing
i need money, aud look 10 ny profess
sion. not only as the suTest, but g the
most suitable and available ana agreca-
ble means of providing il. : 10 speaking
thus W. doub. not he vas sincere. His
enemies viii give hin. credit for a keen
discriminating Judgment, :oE the strlctess
nersa..l integrity, aud for remarkable
Srudeuec. I.-,nsriHe t-:.-itr ,Jos~-sl
10.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

TuR Rrcutst Box ~ AxEkICA.-lhe
sou Of Joshua S..prs Of Bo,t,u. WIZ died
ton years ago, il pular'y supposed e Ie
thu richest boy in the Uoited State. -
He Is fyuvteeu years Of age. The father,
whose property wa. valued At 81 ,ooO,-
900, after beoucathing small sums 10 his
relatives, provided that his sou should
have s., 500 annually until attaining the
age OF tw4u.y-onc The cum Of $50 Co0
1. that period S4, 600 annually until he
bad passed the age Of twenty /; So
600 annually until he had passed the age
Of thirty and $50 00Q per annam after
that ,imc. Young Sears IS we'll provided
for to say the least, but be ls not. per
haps. the richest young man in America.
as IS commonly supposed. Thus much
money shalt thou have, and no more,
seems to have heeu the intention OF ths
rich father, who knew III value ot mon
cy, and 1t content 10 beqncath the young
man sutfi:ien, = give him a good cduca-
tjcn. and funds enough 70 conmenrc BUS
mess with in god shape seven years
he4cc The property remains - the
hands Of three trustees, ana the simple
interest Oh the original amount. aided %
TIE principal, has rcac ed the sum OF
81. 500 600 while The assessed value OF
the real estate bringing this sum is valued
at S2Q, 600 600 The trustees have
salarv.o. 81 ,Q0o each. ana the clnm.s-
siops r.ccivcl from tue collection Of r-n.s
amount 70 sutu equal TO the salary Of
the Prtsidyu, Of the United States Young
Stars IS now in Europe, were lie is fitting
himself for Ne active daucS q If
Hurtsbnrg Telegraph.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07
" ARRtED.

Ca tie 10Th ul;.. by the K.v. Father
Dewolf, SYLVESTER ADAMS to Mss
ALICE l.. LONG.
On the 18th uls., BY the kev. Father
Ead~rs JAS. II. HAYDEN TO Miss
NELLY A. VI. BONLES.
On tie same day, by the Rev Father
Dewolf, IUNArIU o,W. MATTINGLEI
to Miss AMELIA MATrINGLkf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

Dsll. Tic 5 Nary's Guards para
ded o. cur steets on Saturday, the 10Th
ul... ana wcas through the diferens evo-
buttons If ;he skirmish drill witL very
marked proficiency The drill over with
the meu-tc Of he Company were hand
son.eiy entertained BY Capt. Raley st lis
residence and. after paying their respects
to 5 vcral prominent citizens Of the town.
beng Hospitality received Is al, adjourn
ed f, til d4y. neN p.e4s.l APP srsE;Iy
-! -c.-.. =. o'>s.i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07
NOTCH To gREDITQES.

AIOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from ths Orphans Cou-t q
=. Mar Co4uts, "a-y'-,t- '.'.e:s % admin
;.trati on IT, personal estate u h IS Peacock
late OF =. Ma.y county, deceased. An person.
nav. II Iaims s1aIU-: 's said deceased ar. here.
By warAei 10 exhibit the same aiih proper
-ouche-s ,hr-ecf. 10 The subscriber, Or or befoI,
Ire lst Day o. July, 1859, otherwise thcv ma,
be excluded bY Iaw from ali boaehi OF tie saic
estate Given under ny ba I'd This 1th day :
Jan, So.
: 4 JAEB0E
40 -;=.-s.--
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

The Major commanding. with deep re.
gret, announces to the command the death
OF their Ensign, LEV ELLYN GAR
DINER waich occurred al the residence
of his father il : Mary's county, on III,
vtL If December, looo ami orders thai
at the next Law PAvait, the Flag be
drapad in mourning
Ii Is pleased to know that the compa-
ny Capt Gayther.) from which our late
brother va, appointed to the position
which he . wei AMI calamity filed, paid
their last sad duty to his memory, by fol-
lowing, in body, his remains 70 tn
grave
aud be b5gs to tender to tn family
Of the Lite deceased bis heartfelt COMIC
ienc1 IL this. their sad afltctoa
Bv order Of
Mayor ] rARRAN CRANE.
] II PagsoSs, lst IL. n Adj.
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CONFIRM NATION NOTICE.

Zephouiah Nelson,
wife and others
Joseph II Guy,
wife and uthee
In the Circuit Court tor s, Mgry's county
sitting "a a Court OF Equity.
M " \ r.,
@RDEHED. this 4th day Of January.
~ sBs, that the sale made and reported
" I ri Rsicy, Ire.tes, ilrl IL tnis case, b'
ratified aud confirmed, unIess cause to the con
trary be sLown On OF before the st Monday q
Feb. next provided copy OF this notics be
published n the SAINT Mays Beacon, oacs
;yers for three successive weeks prior to the
ezd 1T Monday Of February.
JNO A CAVALIER. Ok
True copy -Iest:
JNO A CAAALIER. OK.
Jan :, IS6e-5"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

ClRcULGo AND Peach ORcHARDs The
Ness-s Winter, OF Du Quoiu, have kept
hogs il their peach orchards They pick
up all the fallen fruit The second year
after they adopted this idea bat Little cem-
p4rativeiy Of the fruit was stung, AMI for
The past three years ihe,r lo,s from ciEcu
lio Aas b,en Of 10 consequence. Inc
same pan lar 5esu adopted " 4 Nlsch-
ell, Esq, 1it. tie most satisfactory re-
suits Where i IS impracticaLle . keep
hogs in AL orchard every particle Of IA
len fruit should be picked up and led -
them, OF otherwise disposed Of, s. that
the grub in il cannot i've. The stuns
fruis shoaid never be allowed q lie GA the
ground during the night Tor tie grub
leave, tie diseased tru'- only - night,
aud burrows IN the ground Ii every
fruit grove I'D - ,tcse -l5ses;lon-,
tie ravages weuid cease.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07

Nlsdom ard virtue are ts0 intaiiib'e
specifics against al tie crosse. I'D i9c;-
SIS L1ss- If
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-07
Nv MEMORIAL ".
Headquarters 9th Bat CAv'y, NJ \. G.
LeonarItown, Jan. >, 1869

SrEcILL ORpER, No !.
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-05
THE S OFFICE.

The exact trmo when the Me-
Connelsville Post Office was estab-
lishcd seems not to DO remembered
by u oldest citizens; az least
those we have enquired of have
not been able to tell US; but It was
probably upwards Of forty-fvo
years ago. The first Postmaster OF
whom we have been able to obtain
any information concerning, was
Jacob Adams, who served IN that
capacity from 1926 to 1881. Mr..
Adams was succeeded by JohE e.
Hanna, who served till 1885. when
beng elected Prosecuting Attorney,
he resigned, and james Moore came
into Office. Mr. Moore served IN
ill 1910, when John Teasdalc, Edi-
tor ola Whig paper, was duly in
stalled, or we might say UnduIy, as
there was . law existing at tha,
time which forbid Editors beng
Postmastors, and in consequence OF
which Mr.. TeasdaIe was removed
IN less than a year, and David Pin
kerton, our present Probate Judge,
took his place. Mr.. Pinkorton
served until 1911, when Ferd Sill
relieved him . fthe burdens Of ofica.
In 1915 Mr.. PiGkoIton had the
pleasure OF relieving Mr.. Sill, and
serving until 1S49, when Henry
Whissen assumed control, serving q,
year or two and resigning, and
Ford Sill was again appointed. In
1861 Jacob Roland succeeded Mr.
Sill, and served until 1857, W. \.
Sill, tho present incumbent, be-
ing his successor. The pay of Post
Master has ranged from about one
hundred dollars to six hundred and
sixty dollars.
The above brief history Of our
Post Office since 1926, wo have
deemed worthy Of publishing at
this timo. Tomorrow ia to DO q
day of turmoil and strife amongst
u Radical citizens as 10 who shall.
DO tho successor Of W. A. Sill. The
number Of candidates in tho field
who can present q "loyaw record
are oqualled only by the number 0
fleas usually found in the neighbor,
hood Of q plg-sty, If we may be al
lowed to be a little extravagant II
our comparisons, Every day We
hear ofsome now candidate, and
we would suggest to tho Conven-
ton that meets tomorrow that il
would save a great deal Of trouble
I some few of its members would
announce that they have no desire
OF the nomination. AS yet, we have
not heard of a Radical that does
not want it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-05

the birth-rate, when separated from
the foreign element, was only one
half as largo rs that of England.
mot only in New England and
New York, but IN all communities
whore foreigners and Americans
are lIviag side by side, the most
surprising difference in she size Of
their families exists-tho formor
often averaging two or three times
as many children as tho latter. OF
the various causes which may con-
tribute to this result, two or three
may BIO regarded as most potent
The rapid increase of commerce and
and trade, drawing vast numbers
into cities, and producing the de-
sire and struggle for rapid accumu-
Nations, and children como to be
considered q burden and expense.
where formerly they wcro u cause
of rejoicing. Marriages arc also
found TO DO made now at n later
age than formerly, owing greatly
TO prudential considerations, while
the period Of life from twenty to
t hirty years IS always moro prolific
than after that age.
"Tho condition Of health has been
proved one Of the most fruitful
sources OF the natural increase of q
people, and within tho last fifty
years there has been n great dc.
cline in the health of the American
women. Neglect of physical oxer-
cIso and injurious fashions ef dress
and living will account for tins
sorrowful but actual fact. Our
girls, sent to school the greater por~
ton oftime for ten or twelve Of tho
years OF growth, have soft and weak
muscles from their lack 'ci action:
their brains arc %ovcrtaxed and
their nerves become too sensitive.
When to this they add compression
Of their chest and lungs 0If tho
fast life Of fashion. which wili .aN
even the strongest n'urac, &c cannot
bo wondered that deficient vital
action should ensue. Where the
brain ia strained and physical exer-
else is neglected, the whole sys-
tenn becomes gradually enfceblod.
Such persons, when they have had
one or two children. find their
strength prcmaturely exhausted,
and their constitutions prcmaturcly
impaired. The life IF tho groat
bulk oftho foreigners among us is
one Of physical exercise and less
brain stimulation, which cocf far to
account fos their moro rapid IN
crease.
I'VE need. above ull things, for
our true national prosperity, us well
Us FOR our individual welfare, q more
complete development of the PAYS
zeal system, and such changes in
the lives and education Of our
children, and especially our daugh-
ters, rs shall give q moro perfect
balance to every part of the body.
There is a theory that as you per.
feet O people the race intlines TO
run out, but this can only"be based
on the oncsldod idoa Of perlocting
the BRAN alone. True principles
Of progress must be based on the
laws Of tho whole system, body MS
well as mind; ana By these atone
can the law %ofincreoso be favornbly
developed
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-05
Wharf-Master and Commits
sion Merchant.

The business of Matchmaker,
which has been conducted success .
fully by +, A. Davis for the past
three or four years, has passed into
tho hands offs. e, Jones, Esq. No
one could have been Mr.. Davis
successor who would be more atten.
i've TO the business than Mr.. Jones.
Our farmers viii DO pleased to learn
that he Intends TO couple the bust
ness Of a Commission Merchant
with that Cf the Wharfboat. This
will afford the growers Of produce
Of thus vicinity an excellent oppor
tunity to place fruits Of their labor
in the hands Of an experienced
man who VIII eparo no pains to
take adv antage Of tho highest mar
ket5 when effecting sales. Mr..
jones tor carrying on this business
probably TO his customers cannot
DO Questioned, as tho Wbarfboat is
net only commodiou5 and well fitted
for the storing OF produce, but lie
also the very place where 1t q be
mos: easily shipped to the best Of
markets.
All persons desiring to see Squire
Jones on business relative to his
Office Of Justice OF tho Peace will
find him at tho Whnrfboat when
absent from his customary place Of
business.
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