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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-29

Late SheriFs Sale
Of Real and
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CIT - 3ie masyS ssssty. oes . sAe
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onA - - g ths sais Il JeAa Par
-. agalass - goods md chasssls.
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49, = .e1ss1eiaa. a Tie right. tisle.
ineusss, sanio - ea1aAe. - nv 80 i
sqany. g De ss;l JssspA Fssssss i all
= - Aels~ins sssl ssa psssssal pro-
pssey, - via /:
O.s ssss &c pssssl 4 hsa called and
A0lll
~b y vAaasssvrs ss.e shs s.es nay y
eallsa - knsva. eaalals1sg
AS acres,
49, HDnse a lese I
One issA = paeeel Il laad ealisd ssa
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o. By vaatsoeves psass IL saas my h
salled q kscvu. ssssai.lsg.
40 acres,
One tract or parcel Of land called and
BoSTolU,
OF b. whstecevef name the came may Be
called or known, coasaisisg
GA acres,
more ~ less:
Ose srast o. pared Of land called and
SANDY GROVE.
o. by Whatsoever name the saas nay Be
called Or known. containing
50 acres,
One tract OF parcel Of land eallsd and
AlaEnleaN FElix,
q b. Whatsoever name the same may Be
called o. known. containing
IA acres,
more or hess;
One tsses o. parcel Of hand called aud
p. DELLA Brook nl1on.
o. by Whatsoever name The same nay Be
csllsa - k.svs, sustaining
I4S acres,
more q less;
Oss tsast O passsl selhsi sdllsd md
kaswa - PART
DRA,A mox MANOR.
Or hy shaisoesss ssns he same ny be
sallsd o. known cousaisisg
4l3 acres,
more o. less.
And one OLD MILL.
The shove described real estate il loca-
ted h the Ord and 9Th election distric0s Of
St. Masy's county.
And hereby give notice that %
Thursday, the goth Of Septem
Der, 1870,
at The Court House door, Leona,dtowp,
between the hours Of I and 4 O'Clock, ?.
m, I will expose to public auesioa the
shove described real estate snd personal
property. % eeiscd ,sd takes in exeeu-
tios 70 The highest bidder foe eash-to
satisfy said debt, interest and costs due
and - bscoase due thereon.
JOHN +. rENWICK.
Late Sheriff.
Sept. s, 1s70-ts.
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Trustees Sale
PERSONAL i i,p,..r1.
Df vistss d too Decd a Tr.ss s~a
ID Js.o l. Bssse b Reasy W.sss.
esari.g as.s sslRss1lsSly, q - 3osh
- q UassA = ~ S1nuoouAdA -
6usy. b - - -. - uoacs-
aDned, - 1s1aAs0 osua1sos0 = - -
Fresiss Dssas. vill s6ss p Psb!ie Sale.
On the prcnisss Of the saia Janes L BE-
e"e. in the fsrtesy Distrsss q Ssi.s Ma
ry's cosssy. %
Thursday, the 9Th day Of Oc-
tobcr next.
(if fair. II not. the next f.ir day tA~ssef.
ter. bssweea the hours Of 10 o'clock. Q.
u. AID 2 o'clork. D. N. the following
proPerty. - Wit,
4 Hoesrs.
Cols,
Yoke II Oxss,
SCous,
10 H.s..
- Sasep.
1 Dssh,s Bsesy
and harness.
2Waeuus,
5Ploaghs,
z nsFrvve
1 Wheat Drill,
1Ssrss Prise. and
/ interest N q Wheat Thssshes.
TERMS OF SALE,
a persrribsd By the Deeds u Trust. are:
CASH on the day Of sale.
J. PARRAN CRANE.
Trustee.
J. J. ALLSTAN.
r. NJ. EDWARDS.
Awctio0eeF.
Sept. 8, 1904
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w fully iafosas tbels1ia q q. Masy's
that she tD NJ received . f6If nd 80.
fully selsetsd sssgst0ens a
a0mona0
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-29

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srsss. o. q. m.
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p ssssy 80 tie
oass. - koss
The sssdisiss e
cosaiyj md. %
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bsess hnrsishsa
aissioaess, q sAs
Fy. sAss. h Ne
bsss s1pssasa.
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ila9 s''a s;seey.
he year 1857.
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peineisa ~ he
80 ths sua q
~ essAs ssss.
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800. nd sise
psisaiss q tl.-
sssy u ~ year
Islas sppseysia-
ssxs ysss. 1870.
- appesVsisssd
- spRspsis-
rssasd these
Fsssstly large.
appropriated
Pnt 70 hsvs keeps
usiss eseis year
p Vas made.
fahssardisg this
p public money
he cosdis;os of
and slill co.,
ovtk ssiserssl
the county 70
Q Sa'aisal de-
he sysaso IN
esa ssesopsed
be sppstssssss
eesosss - ~
dss. - 70 DE
sss q The sossA
- above stated
I'D sos,e sG,ee
tion complain
thss the main
Cssnssissis:a-
nd learn. there
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Eamination of
pisaed us. 10
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90 appsTess.
the Commits
taxed for their
Of the county
, heavy bur
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Alphabetical List Of the names of Regis
tered Persons stricken by me from the
List Of Qualified Voters on the Regis
tration Books Of Election District No.
9 (Oakville) on account Of deaths, re-
movals, etc.
Adams Alexander. Brown Joseph, Da-
Wis John. Cation NJ f., Harden b l.. ,
Hayden Jas r., Harrington Vim A.. Ha.-
rington A H., Jones VIM. Of John, Mil
burn J I W., Masti.gley John H., Nor
gan Geo w. Martin Chas H., Morgan z
r., Moran VIM A. Moran r A., Mes
sick A c.. Nsale j A., Payne Henry.
Wilkiuson David. wilkiasua Daniel L..
Wood Julius l.. Long Jss =
STEPHEN JONES,
Ragisase e. Usslisa Disfrics.
ssys. -. iS5e.
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TO kUWHKOS, Nasn1eF4WreSF Agenf d
WHAHNS "A " BONE SUPER-PHOS.
PHATE, 81 Csirert Street, Bsiti~ore.
used wHANNS RAW BONE SUPER.
PHOSPHATE on my wheat last FAN, and this
harvest cut and threshed my wheat and had the
best crop ! have had after farming some Is years.
Fertiiize. could please more or produce better
RESULTS.
Truly Yours,
JSB HANNETT,
Sepl a., le,o.--4t
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

Amendments TO tho Tariff Bill.
The Committee on Ways and Means has agreed to
amend the Tariff Dill on sugars that 1t will read-
"On all raw or muscovado sugar and on all other
sugars not above No. IL. Dutch standard
In color. two cents per p0und.D Also. to
admit free Of duty machinery exclusively for spin
ming cotton yarn enough for 10000 spndles In any
ono manufactory.
A Turkish Contribution for the Executive
Mansion.
Among the visitors who called this morning At the
Executive Mansion was the Turkish Minister, who
announced to the President that the Sultan desired
to tender him token Of his anity and sympathy,
and had Issued orders to the imperial factory at
Ourchah near Smyrna, for the special execution OF
large carpet OF piece for the East Room OF the
mansion. Tho uncommon dimensions OF the room
requires, 1t appears, the mounting Of loom for the
especial purpose
Great Increase Of the British Merchant
Marine.
Monthly report No. Of the Bureau OF Statistics.
now In press, contains tables In regard to British
merchant shipping, some idea OF the progress OF
which may be formed from the fact that In fourteen
years there has been an increase OF 110e,614 tons
or 20 SLIGO per cent In the foreign tonnage and OF
4al4 422 tons or 90 y8loo per cent in the strictly
British tonnage. The vessels entered with cargoes
from foreign countries at point in the United
Kingdom in the years 1854 to 1868.
Personal.
Colonel Stonehouse, Adjutant General OF the state
Of New York. arrived in this city to-day on business
connected with the adjustment OF war claims
against the government These claims Of the state
amount to some 5000, 900.
Another Huge Land Grabbing Scheme.
The Committee on the Pacific Railroad agreed TO-
day to report fayorably on the bill granting lands
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
TaE TICKET AGENTS, CONVENTION.
Very Little Change in the eRntes--ssBagmcn's,s
Privileges for the Ensuing Yenr-Aiilwaukeo
N he Fin v0red In uTnnty,~


Very Little Change in the Rntes-ssBagmen,s,
Privileges for the Ensuing Yenr-Aiilwaukee
to be Favored In SIX Months.
Although somewhat fatigucd with Jubilee Jtrn's
hospitality last night the gentlemen who are sun
posed to control the human freight tramc, repre-
senting eighty lines and 900 miles OF more or lesa
bad travelling In tho United States, met yesterday
morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and plunged
nedtds res With vigor credltable TO men who had
gone as far as the thirteenth temptation the
preceding evening. After vote OF thanks
had been passed to the propretors Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for their nberality and
hospitality the representatives OF the lines as
semb!ed mustered courage enongh to subscribe for
$4,000 copies OF vernon's "O!lcai Guide to he Rail-
ways Of the United Statesn Thus refreshed the new
tarn was In order and as approved shows little or
no reduction IN Northern lines but ten to fifteen
per cent those Of the South the same TO date FROM
The only line which has had the beralitv at pre
sent TO propose excursion rates to the Pacific the
Railroad and 1t Ii thought that about June next one
train per week viii run at ernigrant rates to the
osted on 2, oar e. M committee a
curson trains throughout the whole the continent
came came to mo, no definite conclyslon. but II NJ
arrived at on the question before long, On motion
or MIR. Cotton 1t was agreed that passengers bo
east OF Omaha. At present 80 to 100 pounds ara
allowed. special resolutions having prevailed with
respect 70 Glps agencies and
emigrant-0ver the western lines. communication
from an association OF commercial travellers re-
guessing nfty per cent discount on fares after the
lst OF May next was considered and agreed upon
as far as local traflic Is concerned, with certain
bers bota honorary ana Otherwise and to meet ar
AlwauKee SIX months hence, the Convention ad.
!ogsned SsnsS wsnonr passing a. application from re-
In those places In Lwelvemontn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
TIE ExTRlDIrIoS OF CALDWELL.

Tho Notorious Drawback ForRcr X. d. CaIds
well Broug ht to This City Under Arrest.
Last night the well known drawback forger X. b.
Caldwell arrived from Toronto in the custody Of
Colonel Whitley, chief OF the secret service depart.
ment, who mad been oiically notified OF Caldwel,s
cxlrad,tion On Wednesday night Colonel Whitley
proceeded IN quest OF the man who has cost the
United States government large sum OF money
ever since December last, and was met by the Cam
dian Sheriff and the United States Consul Mr. A. d.
Shaw. at the Suspension Bridge, where Caldwcu
was formally handed over.
He appears TO be quite crcstfalep and states it n
matter OF great surprise how or by what means
nc mas oeen brought out Of the Canadian Dominion.
lie 10 quite satisfied that some s.hocus .pocus,,
business has been going on which accounts for his
arrest. DE also complains very bitterly OF his law
YER Mr.. Barney Develnc, who, he states, has
robbed him Of largo sums OF money and SUBJ
lected him to harsh treatment, extortinu
bill for 81, 600 BY threats OF having him handed
over TO the authorities.
He was also taken to the far on Northern noun.
talns, sone four or 1--WE hundred miles up the coun-
cold. @ ''N '''' AA1''' s''A' 'uustlns fom intense
Many legal questions have taken place with regard
Hsei 10 Illustrate 1t on his part ana the UnIred ssaeS
government were equally a. 1oalous on their narG
through the strenuous exertions VI A. u. shaw th2
American Consul.
Collector Whitley also has followed up Caldvel,
very sharply since MS escape at Montreal and lor
no tine In getting the proper papers sgned
PRESIDENT Grant Ior apprchending his l0Qt
Caldwell is looking exceeding well, amp
lted by TWO OF MS brothers imncdisyp
arrival. lie WILL be brought up peforeF
Osoorn this morning for examinau>~
pected that much litigation VIII
case anaiy disposed Of.
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referred TO the oucry Of the press against the zane


M SMITH, (dem.) Of Oregon. made an appeal in
favor OF the passage OF the bill slatnz tnaI 10 had
already been considered by the Committee on Pun
lie Lands and approved; that It was well guarded Ia
every respect aud that II provided for the sale Of
the lands actual Aetters only IN ots OF not over
100 acres ald at the maximum price OF 81 90 an
acre.
Mr.. BUTLER trep.) OF Mass, quoted some OF the
provisions OF the bil IN order 10 show the immense
Value of the grant proposed ia II.
Mr. HOLMAN said there were ninefy-ono raiir0a0
iand bills penolng IN the House. which, u carried
through would appropriate hundred million acres
OF the public domain. he trusted that these bills
would arrest public attention. because II there was
one weldenned sentiment In The public mind II was
against the railroad grants.
Altcr iurther discussion. In which much interest
was manifested. the House. without disposng OF tne
question: LOOK recess at halfpas tOur TILL half-pa4t
seven O'Clock this evening. The evening session "
Message.
EVENING SESSION
When the House met this eyen,n. there were but
nve menoers present. or these Mr. WILSON. OF Mn
neS0ta was In the chair, two composed the auditory
and TWO dld The speaking. Tnesc latter we're Mr..
LAWRENCE, (rep OF Ohi0 on the question Of 1nancoo
ana MIR. BENNETT trcp) OF N. y, on the 0uea.
ton OF OF making the Erie Canal q free highway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Aprll l. is,
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
by MIR. Cox, (dem.l OF N. Y.--0f sixty New YORK
merchants for FREQ pig lead.
BY Mr.. SARGENT trep.l OF Cal.-Of 800 merchants
ana artisans OF San Francisco for the encourage
ment Of domestic shipbuilding.
BY Mr.. O'NEILL, trep.) OF Pa.--Resolutions OF the
Board OF Trade OF Philadelphia recommending the
construction OF harbor Of refuge on Block Island.
by Mr.. MYERS, rep.) o! Pa.-Of the Philadelphia
Medical Association for assimiated rank to medical
officers Of tho navy.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
MI. MOORE, trep.) OF N. j., INTRODUCED Joint rcso-
lution granting condemned ordnance for soldiers,
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

be only ss4s.ooo. The value or tea imported last
year was 81, $780, so3 10 produce the same revennc
en- importation OF s1s5,0oo,OO0 worth OF Iea-more
than al that was produced
Nj. MUNGEN declared himself a free trader, and
said that he was tired OF an the talk and gabble
about protecting American industry. II men could
not make money in manufacturing iron they
could put their capital In something else.
THE PRISArR CALENDAR.
After further discussion, and without disposinY OF
the question. the committee. at half-past three
O'Clock, rose. aud the House then went
MO- m NSaek m e on Chain inc ana private
pay 10 Jonas Fowler and Mr.. Kirkland, OF New York
contractors for building the dome OF the Capitol
or damages arising from the action OF the govern.
ment IN experimenting the work.
Alter explanation by Mr.. WAsHBURN frep, of
ass Mass; sne Gommittee rose and reported the Dill,
me House then went TO the business on the
Speakers table. Various bills and executive docu.
ments were taken up and referred.
The Senate amendment TO the House bill for the
relef OF A. J. At0cha was c0ncurred IN; 30 also
was the Senate ainendment to the bill allowing ap-
pcaon 70 DC mace Tor the extension OF the patents
The Senate Dill authorizing the librarian OF Con.
gress 10 return TO the executors OF Thomas Jefferson
his private papers was passed.
The Senate Dill, glviug tho consent Of tho rr,ted
states TO the erection or bridge across the iela
ware river between Philadelphia and Canaan was
ccx,pained ana advocated by Messfs. ingersoll and
The Senate bill auphorizng the adjustment or the
sccoum's oi Ezra garter, Jrr late Collector OF Gus
toms ut Portland, Me-, was passed. IVA
rs. OREGON RAILROAD GRANT.
inc senate bill granting lands for railroad In
Astoria ana Mchnvile, Oregon was taken mn .. "
. mI. HOLMAN, ideni.) OF Iud., moved its reference
, ~ .ne eanmlttee on Public Lsnds and sent TO tine
been extensively signed and forwarded 10 members
from various parts OF the country agsfusf Snrtras
S'"us o paolic lands to railroad corporations. lie
The New York herald., 1870-04-02

retunin III the clty several days.
The Oneidn Catastrophe to be Investigated.
On Monday Senator Morton will call up his reso-
luton looking to an investigation OF the Oneida
disaster. The Senator Is extremely dissatisfied with
the statement Of the case az presented through
English sources. He proposes to have fair exarni-
nation made. and will urge that the government
take cognizance Of the sad catastrophe should the
facts sustain the impression formed here as TO the
true character Of tho conduct of Eyre The Official
report OF the English court OF inquiry at Yokohama
IL considered here as unsatisfactory and partial.
THIS anair may yet take shape that Will give the
Queens governments something to think about
REORGANIZATION Of the eNavy-Rcmar.xable In.
competency Of the Committee on Naval
Affairs.
The House Committee on Nayal Affairs resnnod
the consideration Of the bill for the reorpon
OF the navy and for the settlement OF the vexed aues
ton OF the line and stan. Admiral Porter was be-
fore the committee for the purpose OF enligheninQ
them on the duties OF various officers OF the navy
Certain members OF the committee have got II into
their heads that the executive ofncer Of man.of.
war Is more ornamental than useful. They inquired
Of Admiral Porter whether In his opinion it would
not DO az well to dispense with the executive
cficer. In response the Admiral, who. no DOUBT,
regarded tne question as silly one said that he
looked upon the executive officer OF vessel as In
dspensable He Is, he said, toIbe SORT OF foreman
VINO superntends the execution OF the orders OF the
captain and looks after all the details of the man.
ngement OF the ship. large mandatory might
as wei think OF dispensing with the services OF
foreman as Tor we-regulated snip TO do without
an executive onlcer. II is manifest that majority
OF the members OF the Naval Committee know 60
little about the navy and naval officers that they are
wholly incompetent to frame the proper kind or a
bill. Their crude notions Of economy viii likely
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DR. VIM. BRAZIER'S
CORDIAL.

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SAUSAGEs TO EAT CoLD.-Season
fat and lean pork with some salt, salt
peter, black pepper, and allspiece, all
in fine powder, and rub into the meat !;
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a. fine as possible. Have ready an
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but first wrap it in a fold or two of
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Some cat IT without boiling, but 9th
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Prom the Largest Manufacturing
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Manufacturing Chemist.
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