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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

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mi. Sa.ssk psssvsaavc and Uni
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mos sns6Ga 4 - ~ ~ index Of ),
thriir slssAzxsien. pvcsvsas and refine 4
,pcnt =
liz nos our pusposs = this Of any ?
other lime 10 make Actia promises ~ :
-:,sssins the future Of the raPer Oar :
Asvcr;sace Ms beca sslicient u least
Ia acqasius us with The dificu'ties eur.
t,oas,l;a. conscientious performance
f,,e editorial dutits. aad to make -
! Si.sry of excising anticipaiions which
may psesibly bear NO fruit. Il may
=. espsceed Of a.. however, that We
shs!l il 1 fsssral way give some in ,
dicss;on II tho scope and tendencies
..f,he pspcr in is new hands The
s,r,rxrfx in the mture A. in tho past
Win 10 40 uSleslsaaing, uncomPromis-
ing advocate Of the principles Of jns-
lice. humanity. honesty and national
faith which undcrlie the organization
81 the great Isspnhliean party Of the
tsoaasry, and which were 20 'ignaily
i,sindisascsl in the election Of its can
diiatcs last ycar.
Bat While yielding cordial AID
u,r, .ahfesl assent to the principles OF
lie Republican organization, Ne re-
serve 10 oarsel, = the privilege Of crit
liking, and If necessary dcsouncing,
ia mex. and measures II they are found
"a be Inconsistent xiih those sprinci-
lies NJ in contraveption Of the public
good. We expect TO have opiniosp
m,.cu the current topics Of g. Nay,
and 10 express them. oueh s1sse
ios, when qaes,ioas of vMteee -
Involved, will Be maAe silne.eE, 9
/ 20 consequeaees e ,; INN ~ IS !,
n.in,r qusssisas - ~ 4 That's ia.
Ter d policy, or - . -. Fiaak
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

Win ~ ~ nsseseazy inpssvemsaty 70 run he
sane. Weed ed lunbse insludsd, with tWea-
~ ssvea asrss IT land, With hossc end stable
theEssa. Al efthe laad = part Il Il vili s.
seld with the Brick Yard = sslt ~ pusshases.
Situated Ave miles seuthssss d yndepsa1ense,
on the road leading from lndspsaasass 70
Quasquston. For further partisslau inquire,
Of Robert Wilson u Jsssp, o. !. Il. Muller 81
lndspssdsnss, Adnrs. Of IL estate q 0eoree
Wilson. dscsassd References 10 Jed Lake, "a
dspsndsnes, Iowa.
March lad, 1852 S6-ff
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

T1r RArroAp BATTLE.-I here are
certain nropr,etics that attach to oihclsI
station ,SI cciauy TO e'eTatei executive
.,a,;,r III, strict Observance Of which all
should desire to see enforced. The uov-
or Of &, State. for instance. should dis
,or,o his influence and favors, as between
friends, With even temper and impartai
hand and, during his official life, should
rcfra;n At least from all intemperste m
torn edlinc with controversies clearly out
side the limits Of his executive duties
Thoush personally interested III the wei
fare Of A yarticulsr corporation, he should
10, descend from from his high place
snd enter the arena of conflict, IS
an athlete, to right the wrongs, real
q imaginary, Of such corporation
Ah.,, al. If descend aud fight he must,
Ia Should not he allowed without re-
tuk, to betray violence OF tone and
tehper IN ulstussloh 'u"' WYNN
discredi, uron private citizen These
rlatitudes have teen suggested by re-
cent letter OF Gov. Bowie TO Hon Barnes
Compton on the subject Of the distribution
ofthe Charles county Internal Improvement
fund. Whatever the merits of the issue
between the Potomac and Point Lookout
railroads, Gov. Bowie should have left
these corporations to fight their own bat
Ice. Though president of the former, be
- the executive Of the State, and the
rlsip,st rropric,ies of his ligh place
should have taught him that be could not
descend 10 tie bitter. aggressive psrti-
sar.hip his letter develops without maui
fest unhtness and indelicscy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

SICK oJ War The recent speeSh
Of Mr. euruner IN the Senate, urging TIE
reirs,j.n cr sne Alabama Treaty. means
~1r CT means nothing. l. mag h'7e been
al yiglt aud rroIer for the Sen&te 10
have rejected that treaty. Without pre-
tending to know much shout i. We are
wiling = tale for granted that just
grounds as.st-d for il def,a., particular
" a. the whole Seratc, with single e1-
c.rt;on. voted against II. We never did
believe much in Mr. Regerdy johnson
and We have read several Of his speeches
since Le was sent to represent us st the
English Court tina! came near making Us
s;ck at the stomach. But the simple re-
lection Of treaty is no just occasion OF
war or even o: quarrel. provided that tho
door TO subsequent negotiations be not
closed in manner to preclude its beng
opened again without diahonor to one or
the other Of the parties negotiating. But
the door hos been slut exactly IN tfls
manner Mr.. Sumner boldly proclhims
FIST no amount in dollars and cents WILL
or oucht to satisfy our wounded honor =
We are entitled to sn apology from Eng
land, accompanied by indemnity for the
p and security for the future. aud less
than tbs, lie says in effect, the country
will not accept. By my troth but this is
bold talking. 1t means war or its means
h,,llyinp. We have, in fact, closed the
, en- Ear os we are concerned, to all
snh.eoueut negotiations, unless we mean
% lock down at tue eleventh hour ana
s;,.,race ourselves as we did in the Trent
affair. The alternative, now as then Is
s;tLsr war or dishonor The temper OF
the country will scarcely tolerate repe-
,tion Of the Trent diplomacy OF Mr.. Be
ward. But will England, whose meteor
eag for thousand years has bra7ed the
>,,tle and the breeze, IN the very zehl'E
Of her power, cover sno ''.'
erv "pleco,t," at our very feet? 1t may
be- 50 but we cannot realize it. No first
class power can accede to such demands
q. Mr. Sumner has made upon England
without bringing upon itself notable
d,shonor. The right to c@gnIze bel
ip,rent is sovereign right inherent
in all nations. England recognized the
belligerent rights of the South during cur
civil war. This is the gr0rdmeH Of her
offence and for THIS we demand OF her
large amount Of money and liberal guam
utv Of debasiug apology We think we
spy feht y foo,racc ii the distance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

NrIIHKE are \. DElrTsSo:-Fyr @.r-
gllls, Mississippi AMI Texas to get into
sl.e tuion. ]. i necessary under the pro
,iso Of Morton tia: Ii y shall frs. sioPt
the fifteenth Amendment. anl f they
adop; this. the requisite lLree-foaEths q
the Sts.es. with via, hs7e already votel
and what sre eer.ain to vctc. S5r It, #iil
have BEEN obtaiuci to make It par. q
cur organic lsa. Negro. Suffrage II !
thus obtain in Maryland ana .nleed
throughout tie whole country. Under
this showing. We dou1t i cur sb,a CO.
temporary. the Prince Georg al. correct
" represents the Democratic sentiment Of
this section when i advises, in effect. shat
the States named shall come hack into the
Union, negro suffrage nationa!ized TO the
contrary notwithstanding Be this as It
msy, We sre free to say, that our respec-
ted cotemPorary docs not represen: St.
Mary's county in this matter. Our hope
here i. that the States named viii refuse
to 'come back" under the degrading con-
d:,ions imposed upon them. as well for
our sake and their own honor as the ma
,ional welfare.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

.tsav x RI =; nav claim should be fe't IN
publ .sFsr r.. S2relv at sAis day they
shnuG. javs the intelligence u understand
and tie courage to ru->u2 astr eEn W.
fare Sa-ely The >cho imss:er hiss been
abroad" lon. enough to render il NJ i'n-
ger s .ruissu ths. the 9weller of the city
should use the term Of "countrynap" AS
$ synonyms for Ignorance and stupidity.
l.; III IN recognize tha f@c. Sd common
place. th.t union IS strength. Let them
bv m exercise = som, little persplcacity
camoiac their efforts and form associations
Of all kinds w'i,h may Be- proper Is hing
to publ, OF private alvlntsge 1t them
give their support not Is parry. but rs
great interests, TO the parties which re-
eosniz2-and accept tae!- pT!Ac pies.
Erea: deal we believe, might even IN our
community be saved ~ the farmer Or the
laborer. on the plan 50 we'll understood.
aai now for some years pTactlsed oy TIE
workingnen Of Europe AMI Of this coun-
try on the plan OF association. OF mutual
assistance in obtaining the necessary sup
plies for their families and Of carrying on
extensive manufactures without the help
Of capital. by simply combiniag their own
means and efforts.
Whatever may be thought of our views,
br however we my ourselves despair OF
affecting useful purpose the time has
neverth less arrived when, If we yet have
any love for the lanl in which We were
born. for the polity and tho customs nm
der which we have lived for the future OF
ourselves AMI of our families, We must
rouse ourselves TO great and persistent Ell
forts or weakly and supincly suffer mat
ters to drive onward to their natural re-
sui, In that ca we suppose, we must
be content TO anticipate The domination Of
the negro and his white Leaders. the ruin
o. our homes. the destcu zion Of our pros
Perity and happiness, the utter degra la
don Of our posteritv, or with the heavy
consciousness of having been able To pre-
vent it to suffer the possible horrors Of :
social struggle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

A CUrIosITY.-We were shown On
Tuesday last m animals tooth, recently
found imbeddcd in mari bank on the
Lard of Mr. Ignatius Simms in this coun-
tv, the crown Of which measures IA in
ehes in circumference and 5inches across.
The fangs. three in number, are broken
OF, but the length of the tooth from the
crown to the end of the longest, is s. IN
ches. The weight is > lbs q ounces
The enamel around the crown is ola jet
black color and the front surface of the
tooth has six separate cups, about J an
inch IN depth, somewhat eccentrically ar
ranged, resembling those found in the
jaw teeth of horse
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

DEMoREsrs MoSrH1y This Maya
zine has the great merit of keeping ur
with the times every year, and almost
every number is an Improvement on the
last Its varied departments furnish ex-
ac.ly what every lady needs throughout
the country, and its immense circulation
and great success show that they know
it. The prominent features Of Patterns,
the Ladies Club" the Music. ect., are
each one of them worth more than the
price Of the book, in the real value that
they repressn: to the subscriber. Terms,
SIS 90 per year, with premium. Ad-
dress ". j. Demorest, SIS Broadway.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

Nsw Sr4lSa NIl1ISKSY. The stten-
,,on ct cur readers is directed TO TIC ad-
,er,is,ment Of Nj F. Wills and Miss
Irene rurck IL smother column. They
have an extensive and varied assortment
Of every variety Of article embraced under
the general heading Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods, snd they give their word
to The rutl:c TIA: they vii. sell at lower
,st.s than the same quality ofarticles can
10 purchsscd d. any other establishment
n the county. Our lady resders are re-
n e,tfuIlv Invited 70 give them call and
fudge fer themselves
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

DrMoRrsr''s "IoUNG ANkRIcA. 90
ali the juvenile nags.iues. the children
say this is tie best. and we must say VS.
agree with them. It's bright colors and
lis toys have the charm Of being differ
cut from every tbirs e,se, while the
stories and other sketches are very
good, combiuipg the useful with tie anu
sing IN remarkably successful manner.
Terms 81 SO Ter Snnun,. with premium
Address v. J pemores;, SIS Broad
way.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

Doors BLAcKED, SAB f"-If snYthing
were needed, in addition to the railroads,
turnpikes. canals, &c. to which. we adj
verted few month"; back. to convince
the world of the growing importance OF
our Furnishing village. and to fore5had-
ow its future high destiny, the adve.,
of the boot-blacks at this term Of Court
has certainly supplied the deficiency =
Who doubts the sagacitv, foresight, judg-
ment and financial ability Of this grow
ing class of American citizens Who
ever heard Of boot-nlack's dying poor,
or. in fact, dying at all? He can see 3
ten cent stamp in the deepest recesscs Of
your brecches- pocket, and if lndefatlsa-
Bile zeal and perseverance can accomplish
anything. he'll have it. too before he
leaves. Yes, they have come and we
feel as assured of ranking one day with
the New York's, Ph;ladelphia's and Chi
cago's of this great country, as If we had
read It in a book. Brother Wells, and
you. Brother Downs, We pity you. You
can't imagine how people feel when they
are getting great and our feelings on
the subject at the present time are be-
yond description We won't forget you,
however, but continue to welcome your
little Provincial sheets to our sanctum
(for We cxrect to have big office Ike
B.ick Pomeroy'r after while) with all
the Old time fervor, and when you begin
to get great, as we sincerely trust you
may, because We want to build NJ all
this great peninsula, give us hnt III
time and Wen send vou batch OF tie
very best boot-hacks 70 be procured
Prince Georgian.
Not any boot-blaeks a. present, thank
We No use for EN- Fact is, the peo-
pie !, rcahouts cultivate patent leather,
with silk stockings, Almost exclusive y
When We come down to cotton and coarse
leather, nay give you a call Hurry up
the cakes, brother, and make haste first
to rival us AMI then to oyertake New ork
and Conn ANY You have oar sympathy and
are entitled to our patronage, but make
haste. The world, according to --latest
calculations, is to stand only twenty-five
millions of years longer and Marlboro
has Ind bad start in the race Of city
msking "SwamFs TO right OF her, swamps
to left of her'-cetera dcsu,t Keep on
whistling. brother. We have known a
worse case of cholera than yours-to get
better
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

fENEACLlERS IN Pt BIC SCHOOLS
l. OF 81. Mary's county VIII take no
tee, that the Board Of School Commits
siouers At It's last meeting, on the l3th ~
slant, ordered as follows
That the amour; due the Board by each
School for Books and Siationery-exceps
such rs may have been assigned to its pu-
pills for gratuitous use, by its School Dis
trick Board and except such as may be
returned to the Board in good condition
on or before the day Of paying of the sal
aries Of Teachers (of which due notice
vii be given be deducted from the sal
AIRY Of lis Teacher. by order of tho
Board
JAMES BUNTING.
Secretary.
april % lS69-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

Jsr rkuIr PKosrtcI Aeass.-A more
thorough examination of the fruit pros
pee, in this county has satisfied us that
the injury it has sustained. though con-
siderable. is pot SIS serious as rerresen-
I'D hvus - q. isst psPer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

TAKE NortcE. Persons engaged in
any business requiring licenses will re-
member the necessity of obtaining them
il time. 1t will be seen from the clerk )
notice, that he is now prepared to issue
them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

TuE WHEAr PRosPBcr The wheat
prospect in this county is decidedly more
promising than we have known il st the
same period Of the sesson for many years.
4 bad looking wheat field is now the ex-
c,g,i,c Ea,h.! .Aar he rule.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
MILLINERY
AND
r ANEY EDD-D2.

EN VILE and MISS lRENEFURCK
IL . respectfully inform their friends
and the Public that they have just opened
large and beautiful assortment of MIL
LlNERY. aud FANCY GOODS, embrac-
ing Spring and Summer BONNETS.
II ATS of the latest fashionable make,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, and indeed every
variety of articles embraced under the
heading Of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
IF A very large assortmcn' Of NO
TONS, TOYS and CONFECTIONE-
RY.
E-s- The entire stock having bean bought
at great advantage III the cheapest mar
kcis. Will be sold at figures wAith Will
defy competition.
April -, lS69-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
FOR SALE.

NHE UNDERSIG NED WILL SELL
Il at Private Sale his + A r NJ lying
on and partly bounded by Brison's Bay,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND TEN
(2l0) ACRES. more or less Tho Farm
is desirable on account Of locatou Fo,
terms apply to the subscriber
WM II BROWN.
April 80, 1S69-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
M0TICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
10 has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
81 Mary County. Maryland letters Of admin
iS'ra ton on the personal estate ofPh'ip Langley.
late Of 81. Marys county, deceased An persons
wing claims against the said deceased are here
BY warned TO EXHIBIT the same with proper
~oucheTs thereof 10 the subscriber, on or before
the lSt day OF Nov. 1869, otherwise they may
be excluded by law from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this END day Of
April, 1859.
4. c. TENERSON,
Admins traitor
April y, IS6s-:w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
MARRIED.

On the 20th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Murphy. HENRY ADAMS TO Miss Ell
IZABErH REDMAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
WE'LL FOUND
800 acres,

moro or less
And l hereby give notice, that on
I tuesday,, the 18th day of May,
1869,
at the Court II )uso door III L,onardtown
between the hours Of II o'clock, m. and
4 O'clock. D. M, | will expose to public
auction the above described real estate so
seiz ID and taken 10 execution to the high
est bidder for cash
And also By virtue Of The writ above
rccite1 have seized and taken in execu-
ton all the right, title, interest, claim and
demand at law aud in equity, Of the said
James " Wilkinson, Thomas Wilkinson
and Martha Wilkinson in and to the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit
10 barrels Of corn;
l stack of fodder and fodder house;
| cow, heifcr and year.iug;
l sorrel horse
500 lbs Of Tobacco,
, sows AID 5 pigs.
And | hereby give notice. that on
Thursday, the 9th day of May i,
1869,
on the premises Of James " Wilkinson,
in the 3rd Election District, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock.a M, and
I o'clock, P. m, l viii expose to
public auction the above described PER-
SONAL PROPERTY, SC seized and
taken in execution, 70 the highest bidder
for cash-to satisfy said debt, iuteres,
aud costs due aud to become due there
on.
JOHN F. FENWICK.
Sheriff
April %. 1669-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22
Sherif's Sale
Of Real and
Personal PROPERTY,

HI virtue Of one writ Of Fiar Facias,
e ID issued out of the Circuit Curt for
Saint Mary'S county. at thz suit Of George
Spaldng Trustee. agains: the goods and
chattc's, Lands and tcuem"nts of James
VI Wilkinson, Thom1s Wilkinson aud
Martha Wikinsoa, and 10 me directed |
have gcizrd and taken in execution all the
right, ,it.c, interest, cl@jm AMI demand
at las aad IN equity, Of tn, said ia mes NJ
Wilkinson, Thomas Wilkinson and Mar
tia Wilkinson IN and to the following
rem est, t. to vi
Several tracts or parcels Of lanl. loca-
t. il the Bro election district Of Saint
Nary's county, known as
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nl.aeep q Je.ai I. ana canon MaatsaEa,Iss. Z.

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Tho correspondent of the London Tables,
writing from Madrid, thus speaks of sIedebate
which the Venerable Bishop of jean and Canon
ManteFeIa replies to -Ehe- s0phfstEf of-thaE
infidel Castelar,: 1ff sgfHI''sz . llTzIS1tB
The grand event Of the week has BEEN the
unexpected speeches made in the Eortes by
Canon Manterola and his lordship Mohesctflo,
IsiHhop of jean! Although ibtvas Sho1ght they
would keep silence until the goth aud 9Ist
articles of the Constitutional Draufsfst, which
treats the rel gpns question scasIk on in duo
turn for direct discussion, YET such had seon
accusations against the Church which, with
dazzling sophistry and: eleq dencs, the rRtioaa1
Castelar, had poured ont white speaking against
the totality of the document that those two
learned and eloquent champions of the Church
had to rise in her defence. It was not q tltfEi-
cult task TO refnte the i1nbounded charges of
the republican orator, and cover him with con-
fusion by proving the Tfaisity of his historical
assertions against Innocent Ill! and st. Plus
". and it was most ably done by the learned
Canon. After him the Bishop rose in defence
of the maintenance of Catholic unity Tho
weight of hisecclesiastical authority on such o
question, the fame of his eloquenoe. talent, and
depth of learning, the reputation for humility
and sanctity which distinguishes him, and,
among his other virtues, his love of poverty and
of the poor, added TO the purity of hie diction
and the dignity JUNCTION and ! energy of f. ms
the outset In spite of his advanced age and
corporal slfferings, which obliged him moro
than once to claim a H3tie repoSe, ne spoke Tor
three full hours amidst the breRtaless attention
of the whole House. Many hearts were moved,
and to many more intellects must hts pers1a-
sive arguments have carried conviction f3ut
will such conviction be proof against the
interests and ambitions of political aGjtstors
fear not II. .i-ss.a u, gffa
Among the fluctuations which the Bishqp. Of
Jean received as soon as he had ended has
speech, ono was from Senior Ayala, nEr GOl0ntaf
Minister, who went up In pubIie and respect
fully kissed his ring. Tho Ltberal Papers
blame of course, such an act. OF difference, and
one of them Et Pee6l0 interpretA it as plain
ed by his lortIship. stAnd are these, forsoothsn
it adds, 'the ministers elected BY the Jnntas
that had inscribed rsiigioNs liberty On their
banners9 Could any abortion bo more mon
strousp As though religious hbertyf were
incompatible with a Christians kissing a
Bishops pastoral ring9 The religions liberty
of revolutionists is as false as ali tho other
liberties they proclaim. 3;a SIS a