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Connecticut western news., 1871-08-11
A Startling Idea on Finance.

About the beginning Of the present century, the old bank of Albany (since defunct, then presided over by thirteen distinguished representatives of Father land, issued its first circulating notes. Immediately after their receipt from the printer, ali application for loan of 8 few thousand dollars was made to the bank by drover, well known in Albany for his ability and financial soundness. The loan was passed by the board, and the cashier ordered to pay the money, who, like faithful officer, revolved in his mind as to what kind of money he would pay-whetner it should their own currency or gold. The first item puzzled him; it was new. The directors were immediately reconvened, and the subject was laid before them. Chairs were drawn to the great fireplace, thirteen clay pipes were lighted, and discussion ensued upon the proposition to pay out the new currency. No satisfactory con- clusion was likely to be arrived at, until the following speech was made by one of the number
 Gentlemen of the board These bills of ours, received to-day, have cost this bank large sum of money. The en- graver, the printer, the paper-maker and lncidentals, all have to be paid. The thought of these expenses, so justly in- cured does not stagger me in the least ; for the bills are very fine, and an orna- ment to the Bank. But, gentlemen, when it is proposed to send these new bills into the far West, there to be traded off for cattle-torn, soiled, and perhaps utterly destroyed-I, for one, solemnly protest. venture, this moment, gentle men, to assert the opinion, that should you be So unwise as to allow these new bills to be sent North and West, broad cast beyond Lansingburgh, Schenectady and away the other side of Utica Gas I understand this man proposes to take some of them), you will never see them again, so long as the bank of Albany has an existence or name.
 The motion was lost, and the gold was duly paid-Nat. Stduddrd.
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over
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fArnss Boris This gentleman. who
vss advertised TO lecture in our town on
sunday last. was prevented. We learn, from
fulfilling bis engagement BY orders from,
Ais ecclesiastical supcricr,. calling him "a
sttsad sad assis. certain missionaries Of
the Catholic church who have lately ar-
rived FROM England and who propose to
establish permanent mission for the ben
sh' Of the blacks Of our State. near Brr.
snsovn in Charles county. The mission
Wa inaugursted BY the Pope. asd Arch.
bishop Spaldine has donated sixty acre.
OF good land near Dryan,own. with an
ample house. formerly used ~ IN aeade.
~. in s:d Of the work. The priests. Who
sss 10 commence tie labor. are four in
ssmber. We learn. arc members Of 81.
J"sephs Society for Foreign missions. aud
eoa'enPlase establishing school. for black
slilarrs wherever j, 10 practicable. The
mental improvement and spiritual welfare
It the slaeks will Be spes;ali,ies Of the
mission.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT Receipts have been light this eek
comparatively. and the market has through.
out been firm. with rather an advancing ten.
dency. and il closes strong for all descriptions.
hnt particularly for the better grades Sales to
Thursday. inclusive. add up IS. 600 bushels. viz:
10000 Ohio and Indiana red At from l56 TO leo
cents 1000 Michigan and Indiana .'liilr' do.
at 1870 les cents, lc, 600 Pennsylvania do. At
l57 cents for ordinary and lSo(a.lS4 cents for
prime. 10, 900 MARYLAND do. at lSoM,l5o cents
for ordinary TO fair. 1850 lGI CENTS for good 10
prime 10000 do. amber At from 10 TO $50
cents. the bulk At lis cents and ,. 900 do. white
AZ from l53 TO 100 cents, the latter for very
choice
RYE.-we report sales this week of some
loo bushels at from 90 TO es cents the bulk al
sl(oa5 cents. and we quote good to prime "A
closing at GOA o5 cents per bushel.
CORN.-For new the market has throu Oh the
week ,een active and firm, and we report sales
OF some 10, 600 to SO. 900 bushels the bulk a,
from ss TO q cents for both white and yellow
at which figures the market closes steady Sales
of old embrace $4,000 10 ls. 600 bushels Western
at i2G7i cents for mixed, .46.s cents for
white, and some 10, 600 do. Southern a; -3m
IS cents for " bite, and 20 TO IS cents for vel
low.
OATS Receipts have been light ,hi. week
comparatively. and under the smaller offerings
prices have improved. We report sales OF some
Is 400 bushels this week az from &c TO 81 cents
prime lots closing firm At 5om,5l cents per
bushcl
TOBACCO For Maryland the marke, this
week has been comparatively quiet, bu, new
ground leaves Of which the receipts have been
mainly composed are still quoted at Ga 9 cts
and some 200 TO 800 bids have been sold " nth
in this range. In Ohio there is nothing doing
There is very little here. and bat li,;le vet 10
come forward II IS however wanted. andla
sales could readil, tc made were there anv sun
ply here Of suitable grades. In Ken'uckv anil
Virginia there has been no movement this week
SO far as We have heard. Prices for ali des. rip
uons are maintained and We quote as follows.
viz.
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- n Ameu1a sss<k ys.-.., ss- xo-
se.1er - sesy ssrsliag articles On Break
ias q rssnsess - Eessers. Pre6ssbs~ Peais-y
sasasensst rasupcsahs. Steer, and pr.nehs
o1en' Mango y cnie. Asses for Farm and Ae-
riru'snrai Purpsu4 The Lahoring xsn.s Pig,
The psaiiry rssls sheep. The Es..sli.huxn, Of
RACING STUD. ~ n . feed. How 10 save
FOOD. On The nIs>1isg and Rearing Of pigs.
Care q Fsr~ - csrt Horses. On the diseases
InesSent 10 SviA Kev NesheA Of Hsrss Shoe
iss. Imprsssa Dsisy sseet. Re. Re. This
nssnly sAssl4 - IN the hands Of every
farmer. bic eals sssss 500 . year, aad the
proprietor oos - laet three aunbers Of this
year ne. Aadsss 3. ?. Boyer I Co, Pskes-
burg p.
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fas MAINLAND FAaHra The Nsveuhes n.n-
Der % this valuable agricultural .sash'y 10, re.
eei'sd, And 10 - usual rsplese With issersssiae
matter in every department 81 agriculture. her.
sieaissrs, live stock, and all subjects q kin
cred nature that vill prove i.ssrsesivs - ,hs
farmer. A sev year will eooosses in Jaa.ary
ssaS and the psblishers pronise to make sueA
'.pes'e.sso in i's typography and literature
- .ili fsrsAsr commend i, to The patronage Il
sAs asriealssr., public throughout the esansry.
b pssaished By 3. sasAs NILS q c., les
wss Pratt Street. Ra,ti.sss, u IL iew price
sf$i.se pa snaun, a. 81 fsr . elsb Il G~e a.a
upwards. We heartily eesaesd IL 10 eur a.
s'cai'ars r-sds.. - worthy their ssppe...
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BALLor's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
The December number Of this popular maya.
zine is out and for sale at all the depots in the
country. II 10 capital issue, and has more
reading Of real value and interest than anv pub
location Of its class in the country. No one can
fail to be interested 10 'Ballous Magazine" for
the simple reason that the publishers cater 10
the tastes Of all, and not to one class alone. a
many serials do. Old and young can find
amusement in Bailous, and il is not Of an eI.
pensive kind either, for $3.50 secures it for q
year, and il is only IS cents = number The
December issue Is rich and varied As will De
seen by the following list Of conteu,, "A
Christmas Carol - Moscow, Russia Christ
mas Rhy mes - 1.-THE Touean and the Peliean;''
"rhe Port ofLerwick, Scotland" New Black
ffiars Bridge, London" with what Measure
ye Ne,e;" Somebody's Love in the Years long
agone:" 1.-THE Story Of Elfand;" "The Bird
Witnesses Nandevilie;" my Dead - "was
!, Dream Gideon Burker's Exile" AT
Christmas" "Aagie Barber Captain" Corn
bury-A Christmas Tale" The Gipseys :"
Our Young Peoples .cry-reller-"Guess: or,
The Son Of Politician" Three Bows and q
Bear" "Nsmma's Kisses" 1.-The Housekeep-
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Illustrations. Nov 10 the
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

MARYLAND ELxcrIos RrrrRxs. We
give below . tabular statement Of the re.
turns Of the election held in Maryland for
State officers on Tuesday. the eth Of No
vcmber. instant. 1t will be seen that the
returns from ono county are still incom-
plese. blu. it is unof6eially known that the
democratic majority C5.1ll) will be in
creased by the full vote Of Prince Georges
GOVERNOR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

TsAxxsoivIxs DAx.-The Governor u
the State has appointed Thursday. the
SOsh Of the noash. - . day Of thankssiv.
Ing aud p'sise Ito Ai.ieh.y God. the
Oliver Il al god. fss The countless bles-
sass bssnseossiy bestowed On u.s." The
day. - !. sssal. viii - devoted. We sup
pase. 70 religious w"rship in al the
churches. aud vii: be observed - . gen.
eral holiday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

Exsxc,rArfoS IN BRAxiL-The Bra
gillian Minister. Mr.. C. Borgcs. is in re-
ceirs of the act Of emancipation at slaves
in Brazil Article FIRST is as follows:-
The children Of the slave women Who
shall be born in the Empire aftcr the date
of this Law shall be considered Of free con-
ditiou. This is the Fundamental principle
Of the Emancipation act. which went int"
effect on the aSth Of September The
slave population viii also acquire MANY
rights. looking to the gradual abolition OF
slavery throughout the Empire They
will nov have the right TO bold property.
and enjoy certain privileges Of ci,izenship.
The act also emaneipate,i the slaves owned
BY the Government and Crown. Further
provision is made for the emancipation OF
slaves owned BY parties Who die without
making wills. or Who have no immediate
heirs. 1, is estimated that the entire
slave population will he freed By this meas
ure in about twenty-five years. The feel.
ing Of the people il agains. its ecntinu-
anee, while the owners. who naturally are
opposed to dcpriving themselves Of = Por-
ton Of their estate. only favor gradual
emancipation. The religious orders have
already commenced immediate emanc;ra-
ton. With this class. however. the freed
men viii Be retained and compensated for
their labor. In other instances planters
will allow their slaves . certain co,npen-
! sa.ion for their services. which. under the
act. uill become their personal property.
aud be counted in the price Of the FINAL
liberation. The rlavs population Of the
Empire is between two million and ave
hundred thousand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

To ConRrirosprsrs eseared
At last the labor add the turIoil Of psrti.
ian politics. Ne would now remind our
correspondents 10 different sections Of the
county. that our columns are open to their
h.ors. and that original coosribssions on
oil subjects. not personal Or sectarisu, viii
to gratefully accepted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

Tss "otrrcAL Orrroos. Now that
The smoke Of the late political battle in cur
county has cleared away. the deal been
buried. and the ,n.imea disposed Of. the
question occurs. What hes bseu accomplish.
I'd and decided By the contest? Before
entering. however. upon this inquiry. I'VE
rise to remark" that We never before knew
o. sharply contested election the result
at which vss not sung or celebrated By
somebody. In the preseu. affair and up
n present writing. no. . cheer or /.
q"aver has disturbed any mans slunber.
The convention men. Of course. are ssd.
ly oct OF tune aud much inclined 10 d..
lsnes. This wsa to have been expected.
BOT the triumphant independents are also
Of fault with their music and are az 1r.v.
sn gloomy countensnee. Can Il b. tia.
our friends have been just . little sos sue
"esaful! And the radicals. too. They.
also. are o. 'orro~ful aspect and resemble
a'seh.sfaicted mourners At . funeral
What can be their grief! We know no,
and ve insist upon nothing-excep. tha.
ws never before knew ofa sharply con-
tested election che result Of which vas no.
sans or celebrated BY somebody.
But the question occurs wha, ha, been
accomplished and decided By the late com.
bat! The alienation Of democra. from
democrat. the breaking Of our party into
hostile factions-this much has certainly
been accomplished. How long this state
OF affairs will continue. nobody can now
tell. We know that i. ough. not to e.n.
anue for tventy-four hour., bu. We DON.
Know that it may not continue for years
and result 10 the graves. ealami.ie. to our
sssnty. Nevertheless. " still hope for
the best. The presidential election ef'72
will necessarily bring 10 ono. more to.
gs'her. Existing asp.ri.ies will then have
lost much Of their pressn. bitterness and
viii have become toned down into some.
sa'ng like moderation. Il it expecting
700 much 70 hope that the iadep.nden.
members OF our party may then BE- able to
realize the danger from div;sioa and ID.
necessity for union. and may have the
courage and the public virtue to retrae.
their steps before the present .ehism in our
party has had time to rip.n into perms.
rent arrangement We certainly hone
%. With regard 70 convention. for pur.
poses Of local nomination. that question
As' been settled. 1t least for years to
come. aud settled ayoina conventions
ssf 's'"s system Of party concentration
- absolutely neeessary to recover DOW
er from. and keep our county out Of.
rsd'esl hands. This is acknowled sed
BY every body. Is there any .ys.em .ha.
We can all agree upon and which We will
oil stand &c and honea,y oJid, BY when
We hare agreed spon it! The real din.
Guilty " not sboat the system-almos. any
body can suggest thst--but abou. poli,i- |
cal ta'n and honor. When We al make
up our minds to respee. party - We would
private Obligation. and when we can Der.
suede each other tia. We mean to do il,
then the main. indeed. the only difficulty
"ill have been overcome. and then snd
not sill then will We be able to do with.
cut radical aid in the proeur.tiou Of
sGies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

- Tie Sehoeaday Visitor Naeasise, comes
which Cts its hasdsone form admirably. n
fass We never ~ The visissr look % veil Arss-
I'D before, which b ayiag good deal; while
II essseass are ssiiy Up - i'd s1ssr.L sppeas-
sncs, In their attrassioa. h terms ass esIy
&i.eo ysas. easav saeseh for evesybody.--
Sod grsss ssaop 10 IL psblisAsss, J. ".
ps.eAsAay 3 Co., Philadelphia. Pa. sss . spe-
cioea ssohes, ssj The "soo,.' to use in form
iag eish.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

49, @ss-> - ssoAtNH-
0rrsan.' Css,s 81 Ssiss Nsrys cSsn,y, e.-
New Is, 1871.
ngpEHEp By THE Court. That Am
~ Ci~s~ldine admrx. Of Bisece Ch-s~ia,ue
late Of - Mary's county. Msry Land iec~ssrxs
give tire notice rrquir~~i by Law 20 the are~a.-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, and tia,
The same he published oac~ . wrek for SIX ,uo--
ecssiSe weeks ia the 81 Nary's Beacon.
Test:
Jaxs< T v GAlsr.
Register Wills for 81 Mary coun,v .
NuT.CE.
In pursuance Of the above order. h.,.S-
give notice that have obtaiaed from the o..
Phans' Court OF 50. Nsry's county. Nsr,,.ns
letters OF administration on The pSrsous, ..;,,..
bscoe Chcseldine late Of said county. Jcc~...s
All persons having claims against the said A..
ceased are hereby notified to exhiti, thu ..,.
with the proper -ouchers attached tb-rr,, -
the subscriber. or before the ais, ia, ,s ~.
1874. they sili otherwise by Law be exc,us,i
from the benefits of she said estate. An n.,,nr.
INDEBTED Ia tl'e deceased arc reaucss,d 10 ,n.i.
immediate pa. meat To the suh.crib<r. :
ANN X CHESEl.DaNR
.AaUinistrasrir.
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Office TO ENTHUSIASTICALLY r.on,
~ Ev fo'e~arued against ,r.Spassing With
Dog or gun, or in any other manner. on INV
farms located in 50. lnigc~'s district. Aeains,
all such parties the Law will be rIgidly enforced.
ANN E. d, SBAR.
Nov. Is, is1I-.v
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

ASssst1ItE 80 ~ HAkYIAbO.-la NC oeus
ate Of Maryland consists Of one Senator
from each Of the twenty-five counties Of
the State and three from Bsltirnore city.
laaking twenty Eve in I'll. Twelve Sena-
tors held over from the last Legislature.
though the death Of Senator Maddox du-
ring the interim reduces the number this
term to eleven. and nee ssits,ed an elcc-
'i"n to GIL the vacancy in g. Msry's. The
following Z list Of the Senators ko,disg
over for two yesn:
AlIeeany Coun,y-Aifred spa.e..
Baltimore City-Sesou4 dist. Henry
Snyder.
Caroline Counsy-Dsaiel Fields.
Cecil Cousty-Jshn n. MILLER.
Charles cesnsy-Bsrnss conpssa.
Dorchester Ceunsy-Dasisl ". Hesry.
Hartford Cosnty-wn. n. ssephenssn.
Montgomery Counsy-wn. o. Ssiima..
Prince Georges Cess.y-Gso. W. VIII
sou.
Talbot Ceusty-Charles &. Jump.
Worcester Counsy-Wm. L. Timmons.
The following sre the Senators Jus.
elected. oil Of them Democratic Conserva.
si'ss. except Dr.. Lew Is n. Steiner, the
Senator elect Of Frederick county:
Anne Arundel County-Wm. II. Tuck.
Baltimore City-lss dist. Jno. r Blake;
Bird dist. Isaac u. Densen.
Baltimore coun.y-T. sturgis D.vis.
Calvert Coun.y-Henry Williams.
Carroll coun.y--John K. Lonrvell.
Frederick county-Dr. Lewis n. Stein
er. (republiean.)
Howard Ceunty-John Lee Carroll.
Kent County-Geerse W. Spencer.
Queen Anne's County-Jss. +. Earle.
81. Msry's County-James 8. Downs.
Somerset County-George r. Dennis.
Washington County,. g. Claeeett.
Wiconieo County-Andrew. J. Crsw-
ford.
The House Of Delegates 10 composed Of
81 members. The Democrats have 20
members. Including 2 Independent Dem
oersts from St. Mary's. The Republican.
have IL members elect. viz: S in Fred.
erick. 4 in Ailesany and 8 in Washing
ton. The following Is . list Of the dele
gates elected:
Allsrany Counsy-Dr. q. Z. Porter.
John Coles. Charles Young and Jasper
Robine.te. Republicans.
Anne Arundel-Dr. Eli J. Henklc. Dr..
Rich. J. DIVA! and Dr.. George Wells,
Democrats.
Baltimore c;.y.-Thoma. MeCo.ler.
Thomas n. Hamilton. John H. Cooper.
Charies r. Hamilton. Lewis A. Jamart,
J. Nelson Foster. John S.syior. Jr.. Ma.
jor VIM. Z. Stewart. John u. Travsrs.
Captain James l.. Clark. George Colton.
George 4. Kirk. Dr.. Z. J. Chais.v.
james MeColgan. h. L. Haris. VIM. r.
Martlsnd. George A. Feig and Major Eli.
a. 0riswold. Democrats.
Baltimore County-Georee Li,.inger.
Samuel T shipIey. Lewis Turner. and
Sylvester Ford. Democrats.
Calvert County-Dr Lewis @ Sparrow
and John + Bond. Democrats.
Caroline-Dr Alex Hardcxstle and VIM
n Deweese. Democrats.
Csrroll-James n Steele. Lewis A J
famnts. Trussen Polk and Harrison Fl
Lamott. Democrats.
Ceeil-Andrew J Pennington. James
B Groome and Levi r Me.rns. Democrats.
Charles-Hon Frederick Stone and An
drew G Chapman. Democrats.
Dorchester-Wiliiam T vickers. John
A l. Radelf and Dr. Washington A Smith.
Democrats.
frederick-Lyeurgus N Philips. Cbss
F Rowe. Theodore C Dclapine. Charles
" Miller and Jonathan Rontzhsn, Repub-
leans.
H.rford-J N Street. William Bald.
win and DR. David Riley. Democrats.
Howard-Arthur P German and Ed.
ward Linthicum. Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16
.RPHANS' COURT MEETING

There will be a meeting of the Or
phans' Coart on TUESDAY next. tho
2lst instant.
j 7 " RALEY,
Register.
Nov 10. fS.l-td.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rost c C.snhs &
Jas ) Downs
~.
Staaisla ~ Clarke
& others

In the CireuiiCouriforS 81 Nary',Csun,r.
sitting as Court Of Ia uisy. ="
M. 2sl NE.
nRDERED, this 18th day Of Nov. 1877.
~ that the Auditors rrpott, thn d.y
hled In this cause. be ratified AID cnnfrmsi
nnIesscauss tothe eontrsr, b. shown On o,
before the Fad Monday Of per. mex, =.
provided . copy oithisorder be puL,i.h,i
in the st Mary, Beaeo~ once as,,k 70,
three successive week, priorro the said
2.d Monday at December
JNo.ACAMA:lEE, Cl'k,
True eopy-Te,i:
JNo: ACAMALIRE, CII.
Nov Is, ls7l-Sw.
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GUANO.--For Guano and Fertilizers gen
orally the market continues ex,rerr>elv dull. and
prices are without change For Peruvian Gu.
ano the agents prices for los Of so tons or
more are $67.s for ChinchA Island. and SEQ
for Guanape per ton. gold, and No. 2 of each
Kind 10 per ton less, also gold For Phos-
phsies and manufac iur-d Fertilizers $50 Der ton
is tie general prics.
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Ahead Of all others. These plates are en-
sravei steel. twice the usual sig. and
con'a'a SIX figures They vii. be superby
c"''red. Also. several pages Of Hou-ehold
500 o'her r.ce'pss; ~ shors, everything in-
terestlug TO- ladies'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

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