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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

Peters Aasieai Monthly for October contains
the following choice collection of Music, printed
from full-size music plates.
Truly iours-Song and Chorus by HAYS
Papa come help Ne across the Dark River
Song and Chorus by Persley The World is
full Of Beauty, when the Heart is full Of Love
Song BY Won Smit. Ewes Of Loving, Laughing
Blue-Song and Chorus by Philip Philips. We
won't leave the Farm-Song and Chorus BY
Persley. Cast thy Burden upon the Lord
Quartet. Jesus and the Children-ouar.et.-
Speak the Truth-Quartet. Hattie Mi!itairc, or
Camp Polka. Falling Leave Polka. Christine
Wilson's favorite Schot,ische--and Floating
Breezes Valse Sentimental.
This Magazine is invaluable TO all lovers OF
Music, any single piece of the above being worth
as much as b asked for the entire L. Iii. pub.
lished monthly by J. L. Peters $50 Broadway.
New York, a, So per year. Sample copies mail
ed on receipt Of thirty cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

Now AND THES.-Whoever has heard
OF Mr.. Carey has. of course, heard of Mr..
Geo. W. Sands. In fact. these gentle
men arc inseparable-swin cherries of the
same stalk. Both are now wandering
over the 5th district protesting black sui.
frage to be an object Of their special re-
gard. But it was not always 50. No
later than 1864, Mr. Sands, then mem.
Der Of the Constitutional Convention Of the
State, used the following language in de-
bate: See debates of the Constitutional
Convention Of 1864. vol. l, page ITO.
Gas to the cry of Negro Equality, and
as to adopting any Constitution or Law or
regulation which will put the Negro upon
an Equality with the White Man. Poiiti-
cslly or Socially. will fight it as long and
as 6ercely rs any one The assertion that
the Negroes have no rights in Massachu-
sets Is met by the fact that they vote
there, and do other things which / do NOT
intend they shall do here"
The next time Messrs. Sands and Ga
reg appear upon the same stand, would it
not be well for some colored voter to in
quire. "Mr. Sands. what is your real opin-
ion. apart from the election of your friend
Garey.-what is your real opinion of black
sufrage-snd. Mr.. Carey. what is your
read opinion, apart from your personal in
terest in the coming election-what is your
real opinion Of your friend Sands real
opinion"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

CsARLorr Hall Dsx. CLrs.-A large
end enthusiastic meeting Of the Democrats
of Charlotte Hall District took place at
Meehsnicsville few days ago for the pur-
pose Of organizing Democratic Club
Frosa the spirit which was manifested, j.
Is dear that The Democrats Of this district
sss determined 70 Do their full duty in
he ecuiag Congressional contest. Meas
sFes ssrs adopted 70 have many regis.
ssssd. Who have ncs been. in order to
hing est tie whole available strength Of
u party - he day Of The election. 9th.
- Important matters were determined
epos. and every member Of the Club is
constituted committee for the purpose Of
having them carried out. The good, ,
which. il b apparent. will result from this
organisation. has convinced us Of the i'm
Pertsaee Of having similar organizations,
ssa ooly In this county, but throughout
shs whole Congressional district. In this
Wy. ~ will not only elect Judge Merrick.
ess - will give him most catering and
triumphant majority.
Ths Clab was organised BY the election
os D.. james Thomas. a. President, J. j.
Hsdmood. a. ice-President. and W. L.
Theuas. - Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
OBiTC AIRY.

Departed this life on the 18th Of October. AFTER
q short illness, Lucy ROBERTA, the vounyrs,
daughter of benjamin and Mary ID. Dawson. in
the srd year OF her age, leaving disconsola,e
father and mother to mourn her loss. Nav God
in his infinite mercy comfort the bcreayrd and
grief stricken parents
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud TO Heaven coneevcd
and babe il blossom there.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
LnnkY Nor1cN

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hs7y tsssf.s. s~ 80 $40; A.prss
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y, 49,: A~r-vs 1e,ssiar As.ps@s
Wsasly, - Asxs,'s 1s.v, TO o. address, 81
90 yar. SI9ss; q any s~e sss 3 %.
Al ksee Cssy Il other The Magazine, Week
y, % Ba1k vIl Be supplied gratis for every
'else a Five ssksrribers II q 90 each. in one
Remittance; o., Six Copies for $50 %, without
extr. copy.
Haspexa Magazine, besides being profaseiy il
harated. ssnssiassesrly double tAe anoent Of
matter furnished in either The Galaxy, The At
iansic, LPpiscost, o. Seribser Il exee~ds in
Ahoat Tie sone ratio any English Magazine d
the same general glass, snch as Biaekwood, Fra
scr, AaeuiIlan, remple Bar, Belgrsvia, or The
Cornhin.
Persons desiring TO resev their Subscriptions
to Hsrp<rs Peiodieals win much obiice the
Publishers ~ seading in their Names - early -
eoavesieat before tie expir.tioa Of their pre-
eat suhsrripsioas. This win obviase the delay
attendant spoa re-easering names and mailing
back numbers.
New sahsezihen win b supplied with either
Harper's Magazine, Harper's Weekly, or Har-
per's Basar, from the present time to the end Of
the rear ls5l, for Four Dollars. Address Har-
per Brothers. n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

,i0a, ras kaIsvea up By isil.s, oses
h other parsS Of the Seek. Inst .
largs blaek vuse vosld Be esa FIR
The deneeraf;e party q The eooiag e,se-
sioa from shas seighbestsod. Gesflsees.
keep rolling. Where isourfiend.
Col. Dent. Sick, We are afraid. OF We
should have hard his earnest voice. ere
this. ringing in the contest.
The meeting at Carbesry's Store On Sat-
urday last was unusually large for q neigh
bozhood gathering. The Leonard Tsvn
band was in attendance and added the
witchery of music to the other attractions
Of the meeting. The larger part Of the
gathering was blacks. James ii. Viii.
son. Joseph H. Key and VIM. c. Love
were the speakers. Space 10 wanting to
Us to give sketch Of the speeches Of our
young friesds. That they were strong
and effective. the result Witnessed. Be-
fore the close ofthe meeting. At least three
fourths oft. the larger part being blacks.
were-not whispesing-but shouting for
Nerriek. Unless every body is mistaken.
seven-eighths Of the voters Of Beggar's
Neck will cast their SURFACES for the DEM
ocratie ticker at the November election.
The meeting At the Red Gate Store on
Saturday last, though not As largely at
tended as could have been wished, was
nevertheless quite respectable gathering,
there being about seventy-6ve voters pre-
sent, third Of whom were blacks. Col.
Downs. ID. s. Briscoe and d. G. Hammett
addressed the meeting in pointed and elo-
quent terms and with the gratifying effect
Of arousing the democrats Of this section
to active exertions in behalf Of our candi-
date. Our friends in this neighborhood
are now earnestly at work and We shall Be
much mistaken if they give not good
account of themselves on the 9Th of No
| vember next.
There will be a meeting to-day (Thurs-
day. at Oakvills (Spalding & Parsons
Store) which will be addressed by Col.
Downs, Jas II. Wilson, r. c. Combs, d.
q. Hammett. VIM &. Love and others.
A meeting is called ut Peters Ditch"
in Chaptico district on Saturday next.
which will be addressed BY Hon. G. Fred
Maddox. DR.. Robert Neale and Col. j.
Parran Crane.
There will also be meeting on Satur-
day at Thompson's Store in the lower part
Of Patuxent district. which will be address
sed BY Col. G. Billingsley. Col. Jas. r.
Blackstone. d. S. Bri.coe, Jas. F. Math-
ews and others.
The meeting on Saturday at the Clifton
Factory will be addressed by Col. Downs.
James Ii. Wilson. D. G. Hammett and
others. 1t is anticipated that the Leon
ard Town band will visit this place on the
occasion Of the meeting.
Particulars of the meeting in St. Ini-
goes district will be made known hereaf-
ter. Our friends in this district are now
arranging the time and place of their meet
ing, due notice of which will be given By
announcements at the different stores in
the district.
The black voters Of the county are cor
daily invited to attend all these meetings
that they may hear both sides and judi &c
for themselves.
Arrangements are being perfected to
hold general county meeting at Leonard.
town on the Goth instant. The names Of
the different speakers and other particu-
lars Of the meeting will be announced in
our next paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

tn ksDossAx WHITE news thai
1aon1ns - bruksa cot Of Metz with HI,
ves)s ssoy asa reached TAicsville il con-
esasa. The lase Sighting. alse, about the
sssssss e fsss and j. ether parts a
vWeo - sesalssa disastroasly to the
hs.sisas. The tide. indeed. seems a
- - hsss tsx.ed aeainss sAs Prssians
80 b vssA not much sarpsiss = Il they
vsss asssa Sa ~ r.ire The sicge Of P.ri.
ssd Retire b The frpesicr. u not keyoaa
The liaaits of frasce. But France, vicso-
r;sss - ise..~d with pas-ios. and the
ersssiass aaos urSa she retreat, stand
ft.n ahd-f!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

MssrIxG At CHAPrlco. Friday At.
ssrsoua. Judge Mrrrick delivered IN id.
asss 81 Chapsico. and explained fully the
erusAiss eject Of the present tariff system,
sPoa he agricultural interest. and BY hi.
s;sPss illustrations rendered the subiec,
plaia 10 the minds Of all his hearers. AZ
~ Judge A's speech. Democratic Club
80 organised BY the election Of the fol.
loving o6eers:
President. Dr.. James warine, Vice
Fresideots. Dr.. Robert. Neale, Col. John
y. Dsat. John Parsons. Or. X. =. Blak.
issoes. John Z. Carpenter and II. b. Ca
socd. Secretary. W. NJ. Corcoran.
A large and energetic executive COM
.issss was appointed. 20 that We NAV con-
sSs.sly hook foe full vote from the dis
sR;e4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

SrAxfLlSs ASSorSczxrxr.-The farmers Of
the United States lose annually, sl5,coe, 600
worth M ssack BY diseases which nigh, be
curca ene ss5ck saved BY little timely
knowledge Of the Veterinary Seieaoe. The i'm
portant discoveries made Of late in Europe, in
the several departments ofveterinary Medicine,
are indicative Of the age in which We live
Americans must not be behind the age Their
interest, pride, and patriotism should arouse
them to a sense Of their indifference and conse-
quent dependence on other nations for veteri~
nary knowledge. To ell this great wan, Of the
people, the Veterinary Editor Of the American
Stock Journal answers through the Journal
FREE OF CHARGE, all questions relating 20 Sick,
Injured or Diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Swine
or Poultry, this makes it a very valuable work
for reference. and an almost indispensable COM
panion TO all interested in stock breeding. The
low price at which it is published Isl 90 year,
brings 1t within the reach Of all, while the splen-
did inducements offered to Agents and premiums
to subscribers make it to the interest of every
Farmer and Stock Breeder to extend its circula-
ton. Send stamp for Specimen Copy, large
Illustrated Show Bill and Premium List. Ad-
dress, n. p. Boyer l. Co., Publishers, Parkes-
burg, Chester Co., Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

Rev. Chas. Hawley, Auburn, n. Y, says Of
''Our Fathers House .'Our Fathers House, -
in style and topic, is As fresh as nature itself
aud the wealth Of illustration i, brings from the
material world to enforce religious truth, so in
danger Of hackneyed forms Of statement, is very
invigorating and must win for il not only great
popularity, bat very wide usefulness. II will
give me pleasure to commend its circulation in
this vicinity where Might Scenes in the Bible,
by the same author, met with q most favorable
reception See advertisement in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

Rsy. Lyman Whiting. p. D., Under the Oaks,
Janerilie, Wis.,, says Of Our Fathers HOUSE
The reader soon discerns he Is among treasures,
stored and setforsh With . princ<ly shin. Knowl.
edge, impulse and grace in strength and beau
"" greet him ffom page 70 page
No lover II a. sosi sssR' lin Ailsoa,s sense)
.is wiliisgiy ID shis besk, - rieh !. csases,s,
ecausiss in priss - sr>aspr.sasion, s.ss un-
bcaght from his had. See aavefti.enen, in
another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
DIED.

AZ his residence in ST.. laigces district on FRI
day. the isth Of October, instant J. T. DRrRY.
in the 5o;h year Of his age. May he rest in
peace.
At has residence, near Leonsrdtown on sun
day last, the 10th instant GEORGES. EGBERT,
in the saith year Of his age
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

Darn o. GKx. Lkx.-Since our last
issue, the greatest and the Puress public
character Of this century has been gather
cd 10 his fathers. Robert Il. Lee Is dead.
He died a Iexiagssa. Va. On wsancs-
day. the 18th instant. II congestion of,he
brain. ..IE dcesh all ching. we'll"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev Father ne-
Wolf DIR. WILLIAM :. ROARNAN. Of Charles
Co., to Miss ESTELLE GARDINER Of this coun-
~.
In the 18th inst. BY the Rev Father Dew of
CHARLES ". JARBOE to Miss ELIZABETH
4. HAYDEN .s...F
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
Sherif,S Sale of
Valuable Personal
AND
lBAl ESTATE.

10y virtue Of two wri's of Vcndi,ioni
u Exronas, issued out Of tie Circuit
Court for Saint Mary. county. one at the
instance If the Safe OF Maryland. use #
Charles Thompson. use Of William 4.
Padgct l. Co.. and ono at the instance NJ
the State of Maryland. use Of Ellen II.
.n: John =. Frnwck, u-c Of County
Commissioners fur Sai,t Mays county.
against the g,r~ls aid chat,cls, lands and
tcncments of Robert j. Ban, Henry
Watts and John S. Gnyther, and to m.
directed. l have s,'xci and taken in exc
cu:iou, all the tight. title, interest. claim
and estate at law AMI in equity of the : id
Robert J. Bean. Henry Watts aud J.hn
:. Guytbcr in aud TO the following real
aud personal rorcrty. TO wit:
Cart and body,
Cart,
H,r>c Power,
l Willow H.rsr,
S"rrrl Mare,
I Back Horse.
l Buggy.
1R"d CIV,
PieiC.w,
Calf,
Twu-,l6rds crop
OF Whrst.
Gun.
Half crop If L .bacco.
Also. the interest "' s,id Hcnry Watts.
Robert J. T. IN and john s. Gu,tLcr in
farm on l'incy P'int Geek in the > ID
election ,li>trrr, o Saint Nav, county,
name unknown
And hereby give notice. that On
Thursday, the Bird day Of No
vembcr next,
on the 'r"m:se. nf said John :. Gu,,h~r
"n lad P,ncy Poin, trek in thu o,l
Ecction dis.ric: Of S.in, Mar,'s county.
bet wrcn the hours Il ~ o'clnck, a. ~.
s"'l 4"c''~k. T.. M. Will cxro-ct pu'
tic auction the abov' .lrscrilc-l real and
p'r>""al property. =" scix +! an,l taken in
". cntion. Z" the hi.hcs, bl,lcr fnr ca.h
to satisfy said debts. interest ani COSTS
luc aud ~ b. ruu,. du" thereon.
JAS Il. ALVEY.
Sheriff.
Oct. -. ls70-is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
Trustees Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

Hoy virsuc Of decree o. the Circuit
ED Court Tor Saint Mary's c. unity.
sitting rs Court Of Equity. rassel in
cause in which William Il lia yden il Ohm
plairant. aud Robert e e. mts. admins
TRAITOR c. /. o. Joanna Norris. Joiar \
Norris aud Mary p Norris are Dcfen-
dan's. and bearing date Of the fr.. day
OF October. 1870. the Undersigned. as
Trustees. will Offer at public sale. at tho
Court House door in ]. onard,o wn. on
Tuesday, the lst day Of .Nouem-
Der, merit,
between the hours of ard O'Clock, p.
NJ. the following property. to Wit:
Que tract or parcel Of land, called and
known AZ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
(From tho Annapolis Republican,

The BUCKEYE BLAcKsMIrm.-I observe
from notice currently posted throughout
the city aud county. that there is to be a
grand mass-n,erti"g of the Radical party
to be held here OH Saturday, October 18th.
and that among the many Distinguished
orators is mentioned the name of Bear.
the Buck.r Racksmith." | have heard.
| must confess, Of this great man before,
with all due respect to the political no
toriety and prestige of those who are men,
toned in connection with him as orators
Oh this occasion. ! have heard him men,
toned and spoken Of in the poetic Us we'll
rs in the political world. You will doubt
less remember that in the year 1910, LA:
rison was the Wing candidate for Iresi-
dent Of the United States, and that GER
tim Bear, or th> buckeye Blacksmith"
was great would-be-lisht in the puli,i-
cal horizon Of Harrison, but who eventual
ly fell rather beneath his party expccta-
tons. aud cane to Annapolis and set him
If up both as Daguerrcotypist and Ten
pcrance Lecturer, Che found suppose the
latter the next best field after leaving the
stump A certain poet (B. T. Pin
dlc) of that time was so struck by the Yam
kceism and treachery (Which are now rro-
ven to be Synonymous words) Of the man.
that he indited the following preface and
lines:
Written in 1s45 on the Buckeye Black
smith or the greut expounder in the Har-
rison contest Of 1910. He was afterwards
at Annapolis trying his skill in daguer-
reotypes and temperance lccturing to the
tune of some four or FIVE hundred dollars,
of which he found the citizens Of that place
minus when he left them
We have with us that noted Bear.
Now strolling here. then providing there,
To catch the form and paint the faces,
Some in rags and some III laces,
OF a SC, Of deluded poor asses,
Upon whose pluck he gets a gripe,
BY his fam'd daguerreotype
Who like in forty, lend an ear
To all he says or they can hear,
To lead them into rows and mohs,
By throwing out his empty tube,
Who deprccafes the use Of ale,
And thinks thereby 10 catch n whale.
This p-owlng, growing beast hath come
To deprecate the use OF rum:
Hath travelled on TO our town
To put the use Of whiskey down.
When Solomon said this is the juice
Intended for the Christians use.
He hath Travelled on to this good place,
To rectify the human race,
&C., kc., &c, &c.
The result of this effort was to suiudle
the people of Annapolis nearly thirty years
ago out Of Eve hundred dollars, being
clothed in the garb Of temperance and Pic
ture-taking behind the curtain of which
he stood and dupcd them. Now he comes
to serve them in n similar manner and in
all probability to make another effort to
bleed them pecuniarily more freely than
upon his former visit. The "Buckeve
Blacksmith" may be a great man in these
progressive times. but his Annapolitan
history shows that Notwithstanding his
fealsy to the Radical party. he has an eye
single to the Buckley interest.
ScurEpsN AROMATIC ScHxAprs.-This
medical beverage is MANUFACTURED BY the
v~>,~;a,.xr NJ S.L,a.3av Holl.uI $780,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
CONFIRM

=
CONFIRM
France
John
a. Se,I
b WIN
JAS +
Jas WI
Ann ii
Elijah,
In the Circuit, G.
sitting as d
No
ORDERED. Il
~ lr70. that the
this Gauge, I've ra;i
cause toihe contrat
LIST Monday Of NJ
copy Of this order 4
rvs Beacon once a v
weeks prior 20 the 1
venber. |
JNO|
True copy
inc
Oct IL, lS70--3'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

f GCANo.- -Pcrnvian is still moving off slow
w. but prices for il are still a. follows viz Ss5
for Chincha Island and SEQ for Guanape, gold.
per long ton. for large lots from the agents, and
S7IG -. currency, per ton Of 600 lbs from deal
ers- The stock here is heavy. some IL 600 tons
having been received within the last two weeks
We still quote Redonda and orchlla at $50 Ter
ton o! 2.0"o lbs. IA Mexican do. at S3s. SOL.
uble Pacific do. at $50, Paiapsco Company
Guano at 500. Fertilizers. including Phos-
pilates. Manipulated GHanos, &c. range from
$40 To $40 per ton Of 1000 lbs, all carren-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

And. al the ;
authority from j
will chcr scr sal
int rest IN the o
These lands !,
nili Church, in
about one mild
Greek. They q
tsirIy imrr"~d
than u mile Of
I;rist Mil. and
aud healthy - !
comfortable ID
Houses upon Gal
timber for hoa
= good Orchard |
l.n'l upon the
This prorcr'v|
ty-,hc lu,cl'a 4
+" all parties int
which il stall lsI
TERN
Ose-hal: Of Oh
on the day oil sa!
twelve months "
the deferred pay
the b nd. or not.
security TO he AZ
signed. aud TO l..
.! sale.
Executor Of j
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
BALTIMORE M.iRHETN

GRAlN.-Receirts Of Wheat to-day reached
20, 900 bushels. and demand active. with prices
SITTER for low grades generally. Higher grades
ruled steady. We rcrort transactions as follows;
10000 bushels Mar, land red, inferior 10 fair.
SILT 20 l.30; 5000 bushels good 10 prime,
81 .35 10 90; 500 bushels s,ricily prime AMI
choice, 81 $50 20: g. 900 bushels Western red
at 81. 81 TO >, for fair TO prime shipping in
cludcd was a car load choice at 81 As, and two
do. Missouri amber, 81 .Go(a 90; also, LOCO
bushels Maryland white III 81 10 10 l..o as 10
quality.
CURN.-Offrrings 1000 bushels white and
;. 500 bushels yellow market continues inactive
with prices favoring buyers. Sales snail c,n-
hraCing 3I1 bushels old Il. f. shi;c - cts; 500
bushels goc' ~ prime 10 200, o, cts: 500 bush
els nov llomin, Sld,l. Ia; $50 bushels new
Yellow Is cts: cGa bushels old do prime. -
, cents.
OATS.-Sales :? o0o bushels AT Ia ,G cts for
common aud a. {" 81 cts. for good To- prime.
RiE.-lo bushels at - cis-Moudav. Oc,o-
Der 18th. 1870
ToBACCo.-Mar,l land Irsfi is arriving free
", the inspections this week Lcing !. 100 hid.
but the demand for il is active and the hulk of
the receipts has been sold. In other description,
there Is. however. little doing. Cleared this
week 2s.; hhds leaf To Amsterdam 700 hh.l..
leaf and 2oo hhds. stems to Rotterdam. We
quote again as follows, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
PLEASANT LEvEl FORREST,
containing
40 acres,

more or less.
THIS land 10 located near St. Andrews
church. on The read leading to the Clifton
Factory. 10 OF good soil ssd has . ,mall
dwelling house spon IT,. There is plenty
Of timber upon il for arewood and ieu-
cling.
TERMS OF SALE.
IS prescribed BY sbe decree. sre: one half
OF the purchase money in cash on tho dag
Of asle snd The balances in sir honths-
the deferred Payment 70 be secured by tho
bond or note Of s'hc purchaser. with Sc
curly to be approved by the Trustees.
aud 10 bear Interest from the day Of sale.
When all tha purchase saoaey shall DO
paid, the Trustees will -yccutc deed to he
purchaser. fire.. clear aud discharged from,
all slai..s 0f the partiea 70 u is swt aud
s( shoss cisiuiag asulev tisem.::
gfar' ass kOBERTC.CONBS,
...-. JAMES g. DOWNS,
A,Tsu.tccs.
Dc: 6 IS10-is.
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Oct. l3. l>s
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

JoHN Doe appears 70 have jumped
all the land in Wkite Pine County,
including towa1o,s ia Treasure City,
Hamilton end Shermantown, except
very few put down in the delin-
queat tax lists to unknown owners.
These probably belong to Richard
Roe. At any rate the whole country
appears to be advertised for sale to
pay State, county and city taxes.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

A BAND of cattle thieves. says the
Independent, having their head
quarters between Carlin and Nine
raj Hill, Nevada, have recently been
discovered and some of them arrest
ed by Sheriff Fitch OF Elko. One
OF the number turned states evil
dence and confessed ithaca notorious
woman, Mrs. Susie Raper, an old
resident of the Humboldt country,
and since the completion of the rail
road known as the Swing-team be-
tween Winnemucca and Carlln, is
the leader OF the band.