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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10
New York Produce Market.

NV YORK, February .,
oorrVN-Steady l,4dO bale. sold at 2SEc tor
InldtIliag upIands. e y
FLOUR-CloSed quiet and without decided
change. y.
GRGIN.-Wheat-Q Quiet, but very arm a, a IL
al ~ for No. spring. aud 81 9YGtI " for winter
red and amber western. Ryc-NOmlnAl. Oats
Very quiet at S5ilSIc for western. COFn-Dull at
9altD0c for new mixed western.
PTnvIIOHS- -POFk-ClOscd RhadG aFner; RAlrE
5ObblE mess seller March and April At $50. BceI
Dull and unchanged Cut Meats and Dac0n-
SOmlnally unchanged.
LARD-A shade better At about lAke for prime
steam for February, and lSXc for March,
EUOs-QUlet at SlG3ic ioF ltcsh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10
New York Money and Stock Market

NEW lORk' cCUtuaEyS
The legal tender decision does not meet with
universal sanction In commercial circles. Little
objection IL rllSGd agAinEt equity or cOnStitu.
tlOIAllty Of the argument and conclusion OF the
Chief Justice, but tho decision bears somewhat
hard IN quarters wherO obligations will now hO
required to be paid In specie instead Of currency
as Tor the last eight yGIrA, and there Is cOnSG.
Qucntly desire TO cvNle By some means the rc.
suits OF the decision. This feeling Ia likely to
find expression In the introduction Of n bill IN
Congress, which will lElUul An opportunity for In.
stituting the tcSt ca8C bcfnrc l court, It being
hoped that the court may aEthen constituted rem
der decision qualifying the effects Of that de-
lIVCrcd by Judge Chase.
MoSET@Easy and unchanged at 4GG pr cent
Oh cali loans.
STEULISG-Fir1n at lO8TGJlOgs.
(iOLD-wltlIOut decided change; opening At
l20i; closing at 1901, ,6l20I. Clcaranccs, ~.
OO0.O00.
The Snh.TrcaEllrCr sold $l.OOO.O0O at l9OII6G
I90.GO; bids aggregated, a8l0,0O0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10
BALTIMORE, February Q.

FDouR-Falrly active and In favor Of buyer,
slightly: westeri, supcrtnc at q COS O0 extra n
As S5fSS Is: family al % 2Slbd "a.
GRG1N-Whcat-DGll: Pennsylvania red Al
ai9!, C0rn-Dnll: white Rt gSB99c; yellow o.
5@r. oata-At 6S(ESIc. Rye-NOminal,
RacOn-Ouict; rib sides. 5G&Gsl6C; clear RIB. 10y
6l6Sc; shoulders; iaIGGl hams, 1S69Oc.
LARD-Dullnt ut i6Ec..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10
no cREDITORE

NOTICE TO CREDITORS,-
In To the creditors OF the arm Of Steele i
SIlV6Fs, and Of Edward ", SllvcrS and John
Steele, bath deceased:
In pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit COuri
Of Ohio county, made In a cause therein pending
TO subject the real estate Of tho said Edward "
SIlVeFS and John Steele, 10 the payment nj thelI
debts, lyon art. required TO present your ClaIm'
SijTcFa or John Steele for adjudication to IIGnnI
hal Forbes, Commissioner. at hlH ONCE In thu
said county. on or before the SIth day Of FCbrua
rs, 1870.
Witness Michael j. BFcinIg. Clerk OF Rail C'onr,
this i7Ih day Of January. 1871.
jaIB.TuGW MICHAEL j. BREINIG, CLERK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10
ENGLAND.
Newspaper Comment on the Queon's
Speech.

LONDON, Feb. Q.
The newspapers comment variOusly on
the Queens speech and the debate there.
on in Parliament. Yesterdays Time
thinks the weak point intho ministry Is
their timid policy on the Irish question,
though this is somewhat redeemed by the
courage displayed n tllematter Of the Fcni.
ans and the promise to urge vigorous leg.
islation. The Daily NetrN (radicaD only
refers TO the speech and tho debate which
followed to urge the ballot as u ltanacca
for national grievances The Standard
Conservative considers the Government
responsible for the violenccs in Ireland
yet It has filled to protect life and proper,
iythcrc. ...
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10

NUNP0WDERl GUNPOWDER Il
NJ Having the exclusive Agency In this city
iNF the "Du Pont Powder Mills, hAVe always on
hand In magazine large supply Of all kinds oi
powder Manufactured Gt tho above named mills,
viz Rlas Powder, In whole, half and quarter
metallic kegs; Sporting, In cauuiAtGrs: also Blast
Ing and Mining Powder, In metal keys; Patent
aud Water Proof Safety Fuse for blasting. For
sale q lowest market prlccA.
4 liberal discount win be given to persons ord.
tfiuG powder BY the quantity.
Delivered ffee to steamboats, and carr.
mars n REILLY.
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STOCKS--Thu PrUtident OF the Stock Exchange
today restored Rock Island srS to tho call liHt
on written guarantee thnt the company would
comply with the bylaws in the future. The
stock market IL firm, but without notable feature
The most active shares arc Lake Shore, Rock II.
land, Vanderbilt stocks. Fort Wayne. St. Paul
and Pacific Mail. Western Union Telegraph,
3S4;; Adams Express, 6i1Ss; VOLS. Fargo 4 Co.,
1917; American 31h: unltCd States, 90: Pacific
Mall, Az: Now York Central, IN; Erie, 2Ilt:
Harlem l4S; Hudson scrip M; Reading. g7ii;
Michigan Central, 191: Lake ShorG,08L4: Illinois
Central, 1I5; Pittsburgh, 98S<; Northwestern, ,7
do. preferred 8gff; Rock IEnnI, ll9if: st. Paul,
74JG; TO- preferred SSsA; Wabash, ~: do. prefer.
red y; Fort, Wayne. nix; Terre lIAnte 2TX:
Chicago tS Alton, 14S; Ohio & Mississippi, 20Jf;
New JeFScy Central lO04; Cleveland, Columbus
+ Indiana Central, 10Y.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
Nav York, Fsbraarys O.
Market lanEuId. hUt prices steady
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14

YNHE undersigned. Attorneys at Law an,
4 Solicitors IN Chaneery. have, this 3rd day
sfJuiy. 1896. formed Corartnershir N th,
ice IN the County Of Saint Mary's and the ad
o,ning Coanties, and in the Ceast o: rpeais
Espeeisl attention will be paid % the collection
efeiaims asainsi individuals, the State, or III.
Government.
References gwen. when required. Address
G. tmbs & Downs, Leonardo IN, p. o., 81
M1y's County, Maryi,nd.
ROBERT C. COMBS,
JAS. 8. DOWNS.
Ju::y S, ls66-iy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
ST. MARY,S BEACON
'csIisaED EvExy fHrKsnAY ~
JAMES q. DOWNS.

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be paid wi.his slx months. No Subscriptions win
De reessssd fos shovtsf peried than sig ussnths
and aopaeer 70 be discoasinued until sil asreara.
Res are paid except at the option ofthe publish
rKHxs % AevxkrisIss. .-75 cts per square foi
ths asy, Insertion, and cts for every subse-
asenf inserties. Eight lines or less constitute
. 5nare. III the nunshss Of Insertions be no,
ssrkea on che advertisement % win he publish
"a until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
iissnas saeauesios n.deto those Who aaveriissb b,
Censisaieasiosssf. Ssrscssi character w,l
Se eaarges, st che ssns rates as advertisemen ts
obituaries over Ten lines in leugtk win be cha RI
Cd Al the rate o. so cents per square.
All communications for publication must b,
accompanied v 18th fte real name of the author
or no attention i'll he paid ts them. The rea
name es the author will not be published unles,
desired, but We cannot consent to insert com
mgnications unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14

~ A Pennsylvania bachelor thus
gets after lovely woman. l impeach
her in the name Of the cre,t whale Of the
ocean. whose bones have been torn ssssu.
der TO enable her 70 keep straight, l i.n-
peach her in the name of the peacock !,
whose strut, wi,ho 1t his permission. she
has stral,hiiy aud wishou. honor as.un-
cd. Iinpeach her Ia the uams Ut the
horse. whose tail sAe has perverted from
its use TO the making Of wayy ,tresses 70
decorate the back Of the head aud neck
impeach her in the name Of the kanya.
roo, whose beautiful 6gsre she. in taking
the Greeian Ben !. has brsssht into ILL.,
favor and disrepute. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
Lao CO-PartnershiD.

TflE undersigned have formed law co
partnership under the name "f Maddo,
4 Crane. Thev win practice in the Courts u
81. Msrv's ard the adjoining coanties and
a'sr in he Court of Appeals.
fsl~1ial attention paid to The collection oI
claims against iadiyilnals, the State or the
Government. Prompt attention given to al
bu,:u~Ss entrusted TO their charge.
~ irts~. radd"x y Crane. Leonard; ow n
NJ. Mary county, Nd.
g.. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PAEHAN CRANE,
Dec. 25, lsc.-;!1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14

eelt. Az trsnsy-thrss, piauscs -hsfpre
t,ree o'slOek. his bfpathinx cca,si: the
es,as<s sesilcd h& = sdTpetb re.6xe. sn.l
DraJSRses xoUsiiltass tD.stp pasas.e 10
.r ssaiae 6s~1b9<kesmas sssuAi~hj
dese hssyssaAS Sss@iy hnshssaksss
Tss sa.e nryaos;;ffs sss ;fsa 'ss rsga =
wsrr femovsd Tr&n sAsP~issea II whith
death osms ssd &llsass ,h,sa vAsg ND
been sppsiasei - s.t s.l-wassh ysss~ay
and nosrafeiy vAlksd as,y.ssy.a,s -
Iht psssonss sprsept ,vh n b. died
vetc. Mrs. Wsbsser. Nc. and Mrs. Elessh-
sr wststsr. Mr. an NJ. Z NSs. Ii. 8.
A. Appleton. Mr.. L.R .. Ms D,wns.
Mr. Harvey. Nrs z Cars;s. Ne. @. r.
Curtis. Mr.. Z,aisinser { Il n, Ss,te D.-
par,ment). d.. Jeffriss. Dir. Warren.
Mr.. 9. H. 1h,m,.. and Mr.. Weston
together with many 9th. servants.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14

Es- There is said to be carriel of
fr"m the soii nine poun Is oflime in TWEEN.
ty-6ve bushels Of wheat. nine pounls IN
hfy bushels Of cats, and fifteen pounds
in .L;..y-eish. bushels Of barlky. There
are .hir'y-sve pounds Of li,ue 70 two tons
OF c'orcc. one hundred and forty pounds
IN Twenty-Five tons or turnips. anu IwO
huadred and seventy pound, in nine tons
Of potatoes. Some s,i!s contain an abn'-
dance OF lime for thoaslnd years. while
other soils req1ire ar oeca ion Il arplica
lion Of linn, ~ fcrtiiix.r.- arf .-- g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
EFThc L,agmAns. publishers, OF IL,

The LnngmAns. publishers. Of I,sn-
don. mike the important literary an-
ncuncemen,. of . new novel in al,y. by
the Right Hon. Benj,min Dis-aeli.. l;
is tweu'y-threc years since the ex-Pre-
mier abandoned nove'-writ;ng for an nn-
divided allegianc, to p'litics. HE last Of
fusion being "ranereJ. o. tho New Cru
sade." Much interest will be excited in
literary circles by the promise Of the
work. and not little curiosity to know
TO what extent it will bs influenced BY
he wider experiences and more maturs
powers o. the distinguished author.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
~ It 10 related Of Om.n Ez,b,t

kF It 10 related Of Q,e.n E. . % eth
that. seeing a certsia baroaet in her gar
den Que day, Sue looked out the winisw
and addressed him in Itatan tot!,is eff c,
''What docs man think of whoa he
thinks Of nothing?i' The bsronet. who
had not received those substantial marks
* royal favor which he had been le I to
expect. paused for moment, aud then
b'urted out '"'Ma1ams. he thinks OF .
wo,nan's prorsisc." Tho queen was COM
pletely oonplussed, aad US hearl to re-
tort: "Well. Sir Elwarl, l must not
confute you. Anger makes men witty,
but i. keeps them poor" Or "aa l--
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
EF Thomas Carlyle. the Dry-a.-iu

Thomas Carlyle. the Dry-a.-du,t
Of Eueii.h literary fine. has recently
been the sui ject of controversy among
theoloeians rs to whether he was . PAN
theist One Of the contrcvrrsia'ists ap-
rea'cd to the iconoclas. himself, 10 order
+" get the authority Of his own statement.
He asked direct: "Are you . Pan-theis, T.
Carlyle replied !: NO. never was; nor a
Pot-theist either. Fer the rest, never
mind these poor people. So far as they
don't mean well, the damage 10 all thei,
own"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
kFA young MEMBER 10 the Legisla

RIA young member 10 the Legisla-
ture who rose tn deliver his sentiments on
the bill to abolish capital punishment,
with dignifi j serenity of countcnance
commenced with MIR. Speaker. the
generality Of mankind in general are dis
posed to exercise oppression on the gen.
crali'y Of mankinl in general Jl.t at
this point. one who sat Immediately be-
hine him pul.e, him BY the coat tail and
cried. Step, stop. | say, you are coming
oat Of the samc hole you jus. ven. in at. ,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14

T 4 girl Of toe period. belonging y
Paris theatre. gave a supper to few
gentlemen the other evening Hsr man.
nra was rvescas, aslfgsess, kaif-ser SAINT.
ona Of the seutlensn was selliag story;
be siopacd q = sa.ldsu, and said. Il BAG
your pardon, ths eonclusion il scarcely
St for iadics ears Yoa hear, NAM
ma p s.A Che xin ~tksperied. ''Lesvs
the soon ssuisse = yuu esn come in
asais. by-snd-ey.'ss sal s-sv -svs .--E
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14

EFSoer after the death of-5tbe poet
Words worth. a man met farmer Of the
neighborhood, aud said to him: "You
have had a grca, loss" What loss"
"Why, yoa have lost the great poet. -
~. ay." said the farmer, "he is dead.
but l have no doubt ih. wife will carry
On the business. and make 1t ss p ro6,able
., ever il vas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08
The New York Rice Market.

From the New York Daily Bulletin, August q:
The demand Is not very active, and the markeI
begins to show rather slow tone on most graoes,
though holders are firm and no concessions Can
be obtained. Sales OF 400 bags KangooI In, ~
7,!a7kc; Carolina, common TO good, 2 e"t'
s827Sas 5U; do, prime to fancy do, sS '5as Kan
coon. p ID, ia71Sc; Rangoon, gold in BOND, do'
From the Times Rice has been offered spar
inoly and has been quite firm, but has oeen mac
tiye-rarolina SS 75ao Is p 100 lbs.
From the Journal Of commerce: The naIhes
remains uu te strong. The small supply gives
holders confidence, while the inquiry Irom Sne
goon, duty paid, at 7%a71sc, currency. Carouna
Is quoted at sAas4c. with sales OF 100 tcs;
From the World: The general tone OF tne mar
ket Ia uuiet and business mostly IN retail iols:
Prices, however, are as rule sustained. Sa!es VI
$50 bags Raugoon at 12taihc.
From the Daily Bulletin: August Ine nore u I've
ment continues rather slow, and, though 1t Is dil
1cu,t to induce holders to name any material
concession, the general tone Of the marSet is
hardly SO firm as heretofore. SAFES OF 400 oags
Rannoon at 7%a7hc. Carolina, common 10 good.
per Sundred, SIS 81 7xaS so; Carolina, prime TO ran
CT, per hundred, $S 75as 00. Rangoon, per 10,
TAI &c; Rangoon, gold in bond, per 10. S1Sa3!sc:
From the Journal Of Commerce: Rlce remains 5
firm. The consumptive trade is quite good, ana
with ,he present reduced stock hoders are ind!!-
ferent. We notice ssles Of 500 bags RanGoen,
duty paid, at 74a71sc., in currency. Cdfolna IS
From the Times: There has been moderate
business doing a. full prices; sales 500 hagS haii
goon Duty PAID a. 14asM, cts 8, eaerenes CARER, per
From the World: Holders ask former rates, 1VY
the demand is moderate, and the markt has less
general strength. Sales OF $50 bags Rangoon at
13saIisc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

and child, " whaley, wife and two children,
gett N Murray. . A Adams, Miss Scranton, Mrs
Gurney, Miss Gnrney Miss Elsk MaSter soI
sey, Se6ring, McCreery, r Boyleston, "
Nyer Bradley, " Fix Dolhags BSIha -s Mont IT.
sey and child, Miss Virgins, Miss FIX, W G
Knox, Mr. spohr and vile MISS Laa"g nd ssn @ss y
Bulst Judge Brown, Miss Davis, Mrs Pond and AM
child, Mrs Small and child. Mrs " kIooeloch
Mrs Knox and two children, Rev C fedder, and
wife and child Miss Burger and servant, Mr Bren-
ner and TWO daughters, Miss Raob, Mrs Denoy'
and 9 steerage.
Per steamship South Carolina, from New York
A Myers. Myers, H Bennett: Bowman, sleg-
ling, Hampton, warley, W CaldWeli, Fra.
ser, T Wickenberg, L r Crippln. W Wright, Mr
Hermann, Doscher, Margaret kennedy, anu
Miss Caroline Smart.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah Enslow,
Jr, C G Foster, G Coxetter, D vaughan,
Hany, Mrs Thomas, Mr. Churchill, vile and CHILD,
Mrs Petiis Miss Petts. and 10 deck.
Per steamer Starlight. from Beaufort, facinc
Landing and Edstu-P Paine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08


. Can calumny itself misrepresent the mo-
tiyes with which they have entered upon the
arduons work of the campaign2 Judge Car
penter has resigned q lucrative office, cut
loose from party ties, and breasted the storm
of detraction which has assailed his past ca
reer. General Butler has resigned no office,
but like his colleague, at the sacrifice Of time
and personal interests, has enterea upon q
doubtful campaign, and encountered, too, the
showers of obloquy and abuse. Could the Of
fee of. Lieutenant Governor compensate for
this. or even that of Governor, unless they
were sustained by something higher than the
greed Of Office Detraction, then, mas been
without measure; but nothing have we seen TO
impeach the motives with which they have en-
tered into the present campaign.
j And amid all the storm OF detraction which
has assailed the personal character OF the can
dIdates, we have seen no sufficient answer to
the charges Of maladministrati0 which they
have brought against the present State govern
ment-nO Impeachment OF the principles OF re-
,f5rm-which Messrs. Carpenter and Butler
have earnestly ADVOCATED THESE mes prnGRiess
alike by friend and foe; for they Lie at the foun-
dation Of all government-the election OF hon
est and capable men to off1ce-ec0nomy and
purity In the dministration-these are the
cardinal principles OF The Union Reform move
Inent, and Republicans cannot disavow them.
The burden OF IT'S charge against the
Union RpfJrmers in this respect is, that they
have stolen the clothes-the cardinal princi-
ples-of 2epublicanism itself to serve q pur-
pose; and that admitting reform to be necessa-
ry &c should have been carried on In the bosom
ofthe party Frivolous pretext Have we
not called upon the dominant party to unite
upon common platform in support ofprinci-
pies which should rise above all party lies
But they have refused, simply because they
think that they have the monopoly OF power,
and hoe ,,lse they are not disposed to share the
honors and emo!uments OF Office. But enough
on this Snniect.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

at 500 IS. Beef quiet and steady. Lard un-
changed. Groceries moderately active and prices
in buyers favor. Naval stores quiet. Fretghts
scarcely SO firm.
AUGUSTA, August 6.-Cotton has been dull and
inactive to-day, buyers showing no disposition to
operate; the market ruled dull and nominal, with
downward tendency throughout the day; mid
dlings TIC; sales Is bales; receipts bales.
SAVANNAH, August 6.-Cotton dull; low mid
ding le,Sc sales so bales; net receipts 245; stock
54l4 bales.
GALVESTON, August s.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; good ordinary lac; net receipts balesi ex'
ports coastwise s1s; stock cess bales.
MOBILE, August 6-Cotton dull: sales so bales;
net receipts IS; stock 1871 bales; mlddlings
17Ac.
NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Cotton at stand
still; no quotations.; net receipts 200 bales; coast
wise 200; total 400 bales; exports codstwise 57l;
stock 42, s7S bales.