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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29

In The Circuit Court for 81 Marys County.
sitting a. Court Of Equity.
NJ. 1877 y f.
this 18th day OF a pri! 1862.
" that the Auditors report, flied in TINS
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before
the Isl Monday Of June next -; pro-
vded copy Of this ORDER be published IN
the ST. Marys Beacon. once week Tor
three successive weeks prior to the said Isl
Monday Of June.
JNO A CAVALIER, Clrk
Truecopy-
JNO a CAVALIER, Cl'k
April 3, lS69-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
Il the farm upon which I reside 10 8.
Inicoe's district. IN st. Mays county,
MARYLAND, called WAYERLY, containing
500 acres. more or less.
This farm is situated about three miles
from Point Lookout IS adapted TO all the
crops grown in the county, with oyster
creek belonging TO said farm, sufficient 10
plant about 80 900 bushels Of oy,ters-
which grow rapidly and oomnau. she
largest prices. Fss improvements are an
Old fashioned BRICK HOUSE. four
rooms below and two above. The barns
and out houses are sufficient for the cs-
tate and in good repair Suth;iency Of
wood, tim Der &c.
For terms apply 10
STANISLAUS CLARKE.
Ridge Post Othco.
ST. Aary's county.
Md
April 20, 1859
Baltimore Daily So, and National IN
teutqencer publish times and SEND bills
to this office for collection
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29

In the OlrcuIt tONrt-Icr 81 lazy county,
sitting a. Court OF Equity.
No ~ \ f.,
ORDERED. lhia 73rd day of April, 500,
~ hat the a lditor's Report. hled IN this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
LIST Monday OF June next, provided =
copy of this order be published in the ST
Mary's Beacon, once a week for three success
sve weeks pr.orto the said LIST Monday Of
June.
JNoA CAVALIER, OK.
True coFy-Tcst.
NO A CAVALIER, OK.
April %. ls5e-3w-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29

An agent out West was invited to take
a game of poker, but be refused, saying /;
no, thaakee played poker al one
summer. and had to wear nankesn pants
all next winter | have 10 taste for that
amusement since"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29

In the United States Senate ths-e are
thirty-seven lawyers. OF whom all but
four or five have been long practitioners
=, the bar. In the House there are one
hundred and two lawyers, of whom at
least eight-fve are in active practice
Besides, there are twenty-one editors,
abou. one third Of whom have been prin-
tiers, regularly apprentioed 10 the art
preservative." OF other occupations there
are thirteen merchants. ten manufacturers
(woollens, cotton, iron. etc J, seven farm
ers, four doctors Zone being college pro-
fessor) four miners, three bankers. one
painter, cue carpenter, one iron-mouldar !;
one beg an life IS tailor. another as sur
veyor, two being teachers, one being SUI
perintendent of public obstruction when
elected There are two clergymen. and
three Of whom no business Is reported.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29

Mr. Muggins says there is 10 country
n The world where wives are mere wor-
shipped than IN Fame lie regrets
however, tia; all th, alteration comes
from somebody clse's husband.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29
ID. Applet
90, 90. erss1
Commence. on

ID. Applet
90. 81. ara
Commence. OF
APPL4
Devoted TO II
Appissoas
popular currc
vsnoe,i opinio
intera. Is oil sOI
best sense. an Z
The departs
bFAce
fici.oa IN M
and shy
ks>AYs upon
Sketches vi
DlsC IsslSn as
themes
Pspers upon
pertain 20
the people
s. i
Poems by Oh
A djst,ucu
ulen 81 Sctcs
la hurna.S
have securessI
most antho,1
hlne large al
gower ot cie
Educat,o
a and pub,
Ia the cuiles
AMI IA IT. y
iul! conSlIc
emitted
lNustraN
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or, 1ullut
So
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works NJ
r.,,.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29
Sherif''s Sale
of Real and
Personal PROPERTY.

"Y virtue Of enc writ OF Fieri facias.
Id issued out of the Circuit Curt for
Saint Mary'S county, at the suit OF George
I Spalding Trustee, againss the goods and
ehattels. lands and tenem"nts OF James
VI wilkinson. Thomas Wilkinson and
Martha Wilkinson. and TO me directed.
have scirsd and taken IN execution all the
right. ute. interest, claim and dcmand
q, law and IN equity. Of the SAID James III
wilkinson. Thomas Wilkinson and Mar
tina Wilkinson, in and 10 the following
rsal estate. 20 W.T.
Several tracts or parcels of land, oca-
ted in the 3rd election district of SAME
Mary's county, known AZ
WE'LL FOUND
WHEATLEY'S CONTENT,
WILL
ADDITION,
with other laods, name unknown. attach
cd to the same tracts. or by whatsoever
pane the same may be called OF Known
containing in all
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-29
JAMES BUNTING.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

April 2 ~, lS@-4t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
Qeben binretden f5nnten, fi@ Gber ALE
! ou9aubreiten. TfRhQlb muR man fi&

Qeben binret9en f5nnten, l@ dber ale
aussubretten. IeBbalb muB man fi&
camit be9niisen. RAP man na@ juriids
9elester Ybilpiopbie, wslde Die untntz.
bebrlide Surtereituns gu ben ltrisen
Wi1enldaften it, einen ein;elnen3 reia
res @f0enS iiG mdblt, melden man
entwerer ols Elm 2ietlinasfucium, pcer
ais Elm 8erufsaelddft bearbsitct; maj,
1T 3ufrirpen, ,penn man aus ZEN utrts
gen wiienldaftliden 3weisen nur eiz
ni9e n%utbcurfti9e Genntni0e beiibt, unr
p%ertpenret feline eanse Belt unp Sraft
ouf ras ee,pdblte Sturium. Gae
S6idial Ter Gerna9ldiiiauns folte
nun freilib ron fsinem Meniden rae
Neli9icne ltueium trrffn, neil ee unlere
widti9ite Mnseleaerbeit, uniere emtae
8eRtmmuna betrift. Snre1en asidiebt
e6 leicer fat curGsebenre, oaB auber
Cenjenioen, wtldere m 9eillidenS tanre
ild wtrmcn unb eiaentlihe &eliaionez
lebrer pereen molten, fait ale iitrtaen
Wtlebrten eieie5 wihtig(te Sturium
gang rsrnadldlilaen. Gie Tolae raron
it, cob lte am Gnbe ale &eliaion rerz
perfen ; renn fe wiilen BON ibrem ST.
baltic nidt mebr, als was fie alsSinrer
unp &naten ,tnr b5ditens ais unreife
NinaltnAe 9elernt baten ; es finn ma
tiirli@ nur einSelne Qebren, at9erinene
8radhiids, otne 3ulammenbana, cbne
&enntnib Ter @rlnre ; unp rennod er@
freden 1e ft@, iber 8eliaionsladm 81
i~tretten, als tpdren ite weiler unp rarin
tel1er bewanrert, als cie Npuitel, Sir
deapdter orer tie jtrerseit bonn bell.
@eilfe aeleitete stride ieltft.
(Sdlub fulet.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
Mus 9re9pu.
10 GtuB g.

SD preciate nab ter Milliou aud
i'm Staatssefdnenib ren @tldRinaen,
unr bate BET pieler GeranlaGun9 gum
esiten Male rie @eleaenbeit, unttr mei>
men 3ub6rern AUDI Gbinele len an;ureren.
SD bebalte eS mir Dor> in meinem ndh<
fen Seridte etrros iiber cos reliai5ie
Wetabren cieltr Gbinelen an BET paci;
fcz Suite gu iasen.
Son Salem 9tn9 ofe Neile ppn Der
Start in ras gano, ndmlid auf Die
lossnannte 6rend> prairie. IS bsfn>
Den fi6 ralelbt 3mei er5Bere tatbcliide
@emeineen: ct. 2cuis une 81. paul;
rielelben finp 9emiidt ndmli9 eng
ldnrer, Gran;olen unb Deutlhe.
SD belt eie Milfon in Der serdu<
mieen Stride "a ct. Qouis. Die Sage
cerlelben 1T auaeesei9net l95n. SIM
6inter9runpe eieier beoeutenben Gld9e
erbeben lid ndmli@, wie bier eep5bnz
li9> @ebirssfetten. Inter pis1sn ra9er
IN auer tbrer ern1ten Grbabenbett i'm
6albsirfel BE idon tenannten @letl1er
berppr, ndmlib Wount 5elena, Mount
Renier, Mount Seferion uno sor allen
in ieiner 9anjen Maieitdt Mount6opp.
Seit t6 nun nit Beitimmtbeit tpeib, rab
pieler ionit berrlide8e r9 Elm gultan 1T,
Der beftdncis 5ibe aus ieinen &raterr,
emporienoet, bic auf pas i'm Snnern
slibenre Teuer binweilet eri9eint mir
cerielbe trpB ieiner idwinpelnpen 66be>
bic man io9ar idpn als 1900 GuB
ansab> ni@t mebr 70 e~brpurris. Mu9
iroilae @r5ben unter BEN menlGliden
Gbarafteren eri9einen nidt mebr 70 er>
babeh tpenu man bemerft, taB cas
Geuer Der 2eipenldaft i'm Jnnerr elubt.
Sd preciste in 81. 2outs enslii1 uno
fran3Sdia, uno preriete ben Deutiaen
er1t na& Dem SdluB Der Milton. Mn
Der Stride, serape Mount 5ooo se9enz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
Gbimef1itbe &itte,
. ON cinem Mtflipndr sefhtlo.rt.
l@ 41ue 81

Solde Wprte aur rem Wuuce zines
lolden Mannes perlieben Der 2ebre 81
ST cine unsebeure Mutpritdt. Die
SSbne, weI9e Die W5roer ibres gaters
t6eteten, ,rurpen lit ben Nnnalen hes
Reides eeprteien ; ibre, mttSeenunsen
tiberlddtteten9fam lebten bur9 Sabrz
buneerte, uno tbre Beilptele iibten 70
Serperblt6en GtnfuB> rab Die @egtes
runa 0elebe %erlai1en mubte, 1pel9e Zen
&incern ras &edt %benabmen, Blutraz
DIE an ben M5rteru ibres @atsrS su
Gben. Mber um1 Srrtbimer> welde
our6 cine &eibe BON Sabrbunoertsn
8ursel i'm 9er3en tes @olfea eeldlaz
gen, ST jerfbren, berarf es elmer anrern
&raft als Der bes @eiebes, Das Sc
leb bat ppbl bic uno ba cine mbreertz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
ten. eoB Ct @elo BABE, babeu fe peniel:
hon evfhn7pu ,tnn hcroukf finn "a

ptW tlIWuVtu uUU uttNuVt.' INV Cu
oiele Morrtbat befannt tparp> psrlanos
ten rie Dreunbe res@emorreten @eredz
tisfeit. limo inJplse refIen ser,peiaerte
oer Gbipperua Msent. ols CT onfam, um
etc %>npianer aue3utesabIcn, rer ean3en
Bonre ron Sancy Gate rie Be3ablunA
wenn 1e nidt rem M6tcer ouslieietn
wiirrsn.
Nnfanss madte eiele Gcreerun9 feiz
men ginrruG ouf iie, ais fie aber &C.
wabrten, ros es Grnft it, unp ea6 rer
NAent abreiftn mill. cbne ile 81 besabs
len, weun fe Zen W5tcer nidt .alebalr
ausliefern> unc RAP Die Nan3e 8anpe
u%nbeSablt tliebe - eiee bate unter ibz
men cine auaemetne Senlaticn berpor<
aerufen ; alsrann perlammeltcn (i9 RE
6duptlinae, RE Gltern ocr MBrrer uuo
spei Der W5rcer, "a Gle ipei anrern
nidt gum YaYment oefommen paren ;
unr terartidla9teu ron MorgenS his
Nbenrs, obne 3u einem eutldetrenren
! Gntldlub Su fommen. Ienn Ter
Naent, otrrbl er einise Solbatsn nit
batte, >poute {ie rod ni9t NIT @ewalt
nebmen, rie6duptlln9e roQtsn (id aud
nidt an ibnen oereretien, unp onoere
Sncianer flrdteten iid> Gano an fe
;u lsscn> UNI ntdt Tripatrade ron &c:
rem N%npermanrttu fi6 3uau3ieben. Sc
cod Sa96 rarauf baten lid rie tetrefs
fenoen Spet Wi5rper> scn rener1 isroh
mad rer a%laemeinen NufaGuns nur
elmer res Worocs idulris mar entz
idlO0eu, freipiuiB fid ltltt gu iberlie:
fern, aoSer neueAnSii9e an, prranl talte>
ten einen Snrianer Sang. serotl@ieeez
ten iib BON ibren Mnrerpanrkn,
fl6ten ibre Greunre, teliesen cas-
Oampfidtf unp iiterlieferten Gd ZEN
Soloattn sur peiteren @%ertanpluna.
Nm Nldrese bate cas Dampfldif
am 9sedlafe Hicer NIT Sis au fdarnz
pfen, renn rie palaaiere mu6ttn, ctz
wpbl es erft Mttte Sttober ,par> iter
anrertbalb Meilen tpeit raS Gis trcz
den, UNI Ben We9 fit ras Dampff1if
3u babnen. llno anlan9eno am Seed
GATE, aud "a bat Gle Observation-Disclosures
lamfeit erreat Elm &rie9etanj Der ssNnz
rianer, ca ndm!t9 Der eroBe 6duptline
ppn Seed Qate AUDI rielen CONNER &C.
gen Gle Siour ee5osen (cenn eS 1T auz
9emetn tefannt, cae Die Gbippemas unc
Sicur untereinanrer einen unperl5bnz
liden, erertteu 6as baten une iiG fort
wdbrenc feineie!is tefrie9en)> uno Ell
t,iae Sfalps ;uriidaetradt, unc lonit
Zen Jrierer> rer uorber nit ZEN Giour
9eldIplfen war, 9etroHen bate; folsz
li& bate Jpn Der W9ent at9eisst uno
ibm Die Sejohlun9 perlaSt; uno eieb
batte Ten tetrefearen 6duptlina II aufz
aetra6t> roe Ct ale fampfdbi9eM damn
ldaft 5ulammentradte, rem wilren
&ftan3 onfna UNI Gle Ser. Staaten
SABINE uto rem Grieben NIT rer 9ieeiez
run9 treden woute> jeopb purre Ct
rur6 bas 3ureren ccs Msenttn uno
anberer tejabrter hdup:ltnse bel4midz
tist unb ;cs (t@ alscann rubi9 3uriid.
9o@adtun9spou, s. 9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
lDur Ben @aneerer.l
Nus Ser Snoiancr=9feAium.
~8e1leYratrte, 4. Sec. 90.

Selleprdtrte, 4. Dec. 90.
Da intere0ante Miilonsteaebenbeiz
ten a%u9eueine Aufmertlamfeit erreaen,
10 labt uns einmol tns Nu9e fa1Ien UNI
fern neun Millionspoften in @bite
DAT point, ceisn 8ddtsr Der bod
wlrciae 6er So. Somostn it, Ter nod
DOR &ursem in st. paul unttr teiner
9eliebten, ibm anoertrauten 6eeree neil
tie, jeyt ater rort rem >~nrianern ras
2iht res @laubene auferi9liebt ,nD
tbnen BE Civilization einpfrcpft.
unqefdbr 20 Meilen oterbalt Yafez
sama Sat- Dem 1h5nfen Waferfaue
am Miif0ippi, in 5intlid reNcn TO-
moM 2ittle Sails, ais AUDI ct. Nntbpny
Sails ais unbereutenc serdmincen
mlBten, erbett fld am reisenren0 enete
pes Milflilppi Der loaenannte Mbits
Sof point prer tnrtanilh: M.l5imijiz
fang, Der absstbeilt 1T it rtellnterz unp
Sberz Start. Nm unteren She'll tefnz
ZEN fld 6 uno al, oberen She'll Dduz
ltr unp einiae ?.1npionerlceen berum.
Wm pberen Tbeile am Nnfan9e zines
Balces, ter AT rem llfer aueaelidtet
ulp in ne SncionersT arm um0emanz
relt ii, tefxret iid ras 6dueden zines
0dup'linAs @ateneia1b, teltsbeno aus
einem siemlia aerdumiasn 3immsr> oas
ct uas uterlaien bat fit STRIDES bule
uno &eilcen;. Dieies 5aueden 1T ron
Morsens biz Nbenrs aneeilllt nit
wibteaisrt9en Snrianern, nenen ros
GpanseIium aepreciaet unc let Sdalz
nnterrtdt ertbeilt wirc, ater rrobl oufz
aepoBt, nidt bios Sinner fcmmen gum
unterridt fpnrern aud er,ra63ene
Burden uno Mdrden, ippie aud alto
Wdnner uno 8eiber molten cen Sim
eern nit 9utem 8eilpiele roran0eben.
Das 2otenswertbe baten bic Snpianer,
rpenn einmal tbr 0emiitb oerponnen 1T
fit llnterriht alsbann mollen 1ie NIT
etnem 5eibbunser NQes auf einmal erz
lerneu, 10 lernte9ieris fno 1ie; auberz
Dem rerbalten ie fi& bsim llnterridte
lebr rubis, man bat felten rit @eleeenz
belt, ite jur &ube gu ermabnen, bieb
tbun Ne sem6bnlt6 ielbf untereinanz
per.
Infer bpdwlrriser Miliondr bat tez
reits mebrere &inper 9etauft uno bereiz
tet eintae erma9leneS nrianer gum Gmz
pfan9e Der b.Taufe Dor. @ctt lesne fem
unternebmen!
Gum 9@lu1Ie fol9e nod cine Be9ez
benbeit, Die ll@ beim papment susetra@
gen:
@ie tefannt, seidiebt ras %lceenannts
paym.nt prer Die Nu6te3abluns Der
Sncianer jdbrlid i'm 9erbf rieb yubrt
oaber, neil Die Sncianer ibr 9anc an
Die 8~esierut9 ataetreten poer perfauft
baben, raber besieben fe jdbrlt9 nod
einise 20 Sabre binpur9 etne befimmte
Besablun9 perRopf-l 70 piele Mit9liez
rer Elm Gamilien>8 ater 3dblt, 10 piele
$40 Dollars betommt er per &opf
ODER jecer Snrianer, erpe prer flein, be-
fommt i'm Durdfdnitte So jdbrlide
8esablun9. Deewe9en 1T bas YaYment
pom au9emeinem Sntere0e fir Stberz
mani, unter ben Snbianern. Sc ereie=
nete G6, rab pori9e6 Jrlbjabr 4 Snz
rianerburfden BON Sancy 2aft eiuem
eumbermonn, Namens Spbnion, Sc
leite i'm @alpe aaben, ca fe aber merit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
DaS Gmbi1du,t.

Am II. Mpril tiele5 9abree bat Der
81. 8ater Yius TX. fit bic tatbcliide
Gbrifenbeit Elm Suttldum pertinriet,
tpelaes am 1. Stunt leitlen Nnfans
1,abut une bele, Dauer his gum
S4lu0e ees foeten er5Fneten aQ9eneiz
men Goncils in Som bei1tmmt 1T. Doe
Sberbaupt Der Stride uimmt eacur9
Die 6r5mmt9teit uno Nuea6t aQer
Gbrii1sldubi9en in Nniprud, oanit fis
nur9 pereintes @etet uno CUTE @erfe
bic @eiebeit com 5immeI erbitten fir
pa5 ~erpdbnteG pnciliuml, auf rae bic iii
Npm peri ,mmelten &trd,enodter, pom
s5ttlt9en 2idt etleuGtet Nues fef,u<
leben oermS9en, nag jun aemetnlamen
<5eile bes 9slas1mteH dritliden Soltes,
gum Nusen unp CUR er66ereu Gbre unp
Woblfabrt unb in%sbelonrere gum Uries
ben Der tatboltlAen Stride eeretdt.
3u bieiem 3spefe BADEN cie OIautieeu
1i9 na1 ben firdlidenG crl9rtften sors
;ubereiten> uno miro eenlelbsn u,,ter
f~olsencen 8ecineunstn Elm pultomnez
net slblae 3useifdert.
Dor Mlem 1T Der tmsimaii9e Be(uh
Der biefur befimmten Stride wdbrenp
Der Subildums;eit porpeldrieben, I'm,
in cerlelben gu beten - fir Die 8efeb>
rure auer Srrsldubisen, p fir rie
Nuebrettune res 81. 0lautea6 UNI
y fir Den 6rieren, Die &ube uno ben
Sie9 Der tatbcltiden &ir1e. Secann
bat jeeer @ldubiee auber ben gepSbnz
li6en 3uatemberfaitsn an pret nidtz
Acknowledgment Eaaea, /. 9. am
Mittmod> Greitae unp Samias au faz
iten, ftrrer in Gem %erwdbnten 3eitrauz
me feline g iinoen 81 teidtea uno pie
III. Communion gu empfaaaen uno
ben Nrrten Elm Mlmplen Su 9eten.
Sir Die Di5sele ct. paul bat unler
bo@m'ae 8iidof beltimmt, oaS rie
STRIDE jeoer @emttnoe ron ben Mit-
gli.eern cerle;ben in porsei6riebener
Weiie III beluden 1T.
2l,tt ndebifen 6reitaa, am @orz
abeno pes 81. @eibna&tsfeites, bestnnt
ba5 Subildum fir bic ceutiae @emein>
be in BET Maria 5immelfabrtSfirde
uno 3>rar tno gum 9eneinl9aftliden
Gmpfanse Der ii. Communion folsenpe
Sage ~fetselebt:
fit ben ct. Mgna Jrauenperein an,
81. Gbriitta9 firth; q
fir ben ct. SpiepbS MatienzUe
anb ben ct. Yeterss nnteriibunsszge Ser,
Gin am Spnntag frlb
fit ben ct. Mloyiiu6z Slnslinsez
8eretn uno Ct. NoiuJ un9frauensN Ser
Elm am Monta9 fritz.
Diejenisen &inber, pelde in ZEN leyz
ten ametSabr9dn9en Die IL. Communion
tmpfansen baben, seben am Mpntas
Na9mitta9 CUR 8etdt ltnc am ifefte
Del, uni4uloisn &inplein CCienia9)
gum Slide ces 5errn. Sir bic Sim
Der &pel9e bic 81. @ommunipn nod nidt
~empfansea taben, 1T Dienitu9@a@mit>
tag uno Mittro& Mcreens Beidt.
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S1lue zMnro9t Mittrod Mbenb.

S1luezMnrdht: Mttttrp1 Mbero.
Sc 1T III errparteu, rob bic ceutfhen
&atboliten eieie ibnen e%araebcttne felte~
ne 0%eleaenbeit zines Subildums NIT
cem Der Bidtiafeit e~esitlben 9etIbz
rencen Offer benuBen percen, UNI ~
wcbl rem &ufe res Gaters rer Gbris
itenbeit ais Der Gimme tes Sterbirz
ten Der lt5ssie ols treue &incer Gulae
su leilten uuo fit (id iclbft Die pon ber
Stride serbeiBenen Seanunsen gu itd=
trt.
Sn bet ud6ften Nummer fplet ein'
ae|hidtlide DariteQun9 uber ZEN nrs
lprun9 ceS Sutildums unc feline bis:
bertse Wnmencuns.
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@ireben=& aleuber.
Sic &ramie alS @ei9ent

Sic &ramie al8 0el9ellt
eisnet ld sor3isli9 fir tie Saseat, ba fe cine
ssenio srinolide wie an3iebsno eei@rietens &C.
f&t&di&e Earaeauns bes Yarft9urue III Rom
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sua DR.. P. &arl 8ranbcs.
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ben Nsenten bss n@anberer" ober bel fetner
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"WANDERER"
L. Il. 1870,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
~ 1ebett Mbpnmente11,
tpeltber ben neaen Sabr8an9
oprausbejab1t, miro Sic Nrd=
mite ipfprt 8ei6ieft.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
Real Estate Mares.

The report OF Comptroller Green to the Park Com
massaoners In regard TO the rapid advancement OF
ne city IN the direction Of westchester county mas
stimulated the already existing activity In real
estate In that section Among the announced Offer.
ings in the market are two parcels-one OF 12o lots
at inwood, to be sold on wednesday next. and one
oflsl lots, to be sold Monday the 18TH inst The
situation OF these plots In the immediate neIgbor
hood Of Central avenue, the great feature Of West
chester county and the certain early incorporation
Of that district INTO the city limits have made them
the subject Of much inquiry. Hence both sales are
looked forward to with great deal OF interest
Among recent movements In Long Island property
Is the partition OF the estate Of Charles BackuS,
deceased, foliows:Farm Of l01 acres at Fosters
Meadow. Jamaica, sold for $4,000: farm OF l07
acres, at Springfield, Jamaica, purchased by Peter
J. UDonohne, for si5,626; farm OF 245 acres,
at Blackstump, Flushing purchased by Mr.. Granger
tYr $4,000. farm OF GO acres, at Trains Meadow,
Eewtown, purchased by Alfred o. Backus for
$1,000; farm Of 62 acres, on Flushing Bay, New
town. purchased By A. Backus for $40, 500.
The heirs OF Nicholas Alberfson, who died cen.
tuu ago. in Holland, leaving an estate worth
$4,000 coo, ore taking steps TO get the property,
which - held By the government In trust for the
heirs. citizen OF Newburg is one OF the heirs.
Great excitement prevails In Hyde PARK Dutchess
county over the reported discovery OF gold on the
farm Of Casper WesterveI, who lives two miles north
OF Union Corner.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH g. lsee-TRIPLE SHEET

sttntion 70 far as he is concerned that question Is
settled fAgro suffrage is no longer to be an open
question, in any part OF the Union. The prompt
ADOPTION OF the article by the States necessary for
thAtHoclal and sectional peacen of which the Presi
Dent Il the minister and the apostle. So long q
class - excluded nom the franchises OF citizenship
cause Ia left for heartburntng ana collision. II ia FOR
should know no distinctions or class. True this Is
not the sort OF peace policy which his eleventh hour
supporters In Virginia had expected.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
REAL EsTAEE MATTERS

The week opened with continued activity In the
real estate market The principal orerings were as
souows:--Finy-fonr lots on the Grand Boulevard,
Eleventh avenue and Seventy fourth street. near the
Riverside Park sold by order OF the New York Or
phan Asylum, under the direction Of Muller, wilkins
Co.; twenty-four lots on the Boulevard, Broad
way Madison, New, Fifth. Eighth and Eleventh ave.
nues and Thirty-seyenth, Seventy-sixth, 1l5th and
lI7th streets, sold by Alien & Brown; o variety or
Brooklyn improved and unimproved property, by
johnson 4 Miller, and a number OF lots on Troy
and schenectady avenues and Collins and Williams
streets In Flatbush; also improved Brooklyn pro-
perry, by Wyckon & Little. The attendance at the
several sales was fully equal to that OF previous days
PARTICULARS
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
CilrfHtcncd.
niel.

NFsTLTR.-On Sunday, March 7, by the Rev. Mr.,
Harris, at St. Paul's church, Hobosen. RICHARD
HENRY NEsTLER, son OF NJ II. and Marion Nesller.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Gp E0 a CIihLDRoH FOR COKE, DELIVERED
~, ~ Immediately. Appy my coal, coke and
wood ohoe rwsuythrd street aud broadway n Twenty
hfst street and Avenue. n " sHERWOOD.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-08

DISTRICT CoURT PROCEEDINGS. - Be-
fore Judge Wright. Monday Sept. 9th,
1869. Sarah NJ Wales vs.. William
Stewart ct ais, and Sarah N. Wales vs..
J. c. Black ct ais The hearing of the
demurrer fled in these cases was, by
consent of counsel for the parties,
taken up upon FIVE days notice. John
Cormack rs. l.. j. Cormack The hear
ing of demurrer, by consent of counsel,
continued until 18th inst. Mason &
Hut We. C. c. Smith ct al. Hearing of
demurrer continued until the 7 inst.
James c. Weeds vs. John Wagner.
Hearing of motion to dismiss appeal
vs. Moore and Parker. Demurrer over
ruled and defendants allowed until
Monday, 18th instant, to answer.
Daniel Dean VS.. Samuel Doak. Judg-
ment for plaintiff by default Evan Jones
vs.. Ann Z. Jones. Continued until the
7th instant at IL o'clock. Estate of
William Willford, deceased, and Pris-
ella Willford, deceased, and of George
Lewis, deceased. A decree establish
ing the fact that notice to the creditors
State of Nevada vs. Peter j. Moss. On
writ of habeas corpus the defendant was
ordered discharged. Stephen FULLY vs..
D. @. Harken Hearing of demurrer
continued until the 7th instant +. H.
Sullivan vs. Daniel Harken. Hearing of
demurrer continued until the 9TH inst.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-08

A WESTERN TEAcHER.-The Lansing,
Michigan Sentinel says Miss IL. X.
Clapp, formerly principal of the Female
Seminary in this city, and one of the
first teachers in the Michigan Female
College, was in the city last week. She
is Principal of Female Seminary at
Carson City, Nevada, which numbers
100 pupils. She has also speculated
successfully in mining stocks, and has
acquired a handsome property. She
speaks enthusiastically of the healti ,
climate of Nevada, and gives the best
evidence of it by evincing the same
health, energy and vivacity as when q
resident of Lansing, ten years ago.