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New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
BE1THKR REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYTIcE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. II. C., Nov. 6. lS7l-7 p. III. }

OYTIcE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. II. G., Nov. 6. ls7l-7 p. III. }
- 1HopstS for he DdSI toentVfOtV hOurS.
Ihe high barometer which was Sunday after
Eo4n on Lake Superior now extends from Wisconsin
west Virginia aud Lake Ontario with continued north
Nc north westerly winds the Lower Lakes and cloudy
h and NOV, from thu southern part Of Lake Michigan
SSVISeNesterly winds, with II ar weather have pre-
ssS sS on the MIDDLE aud East Atlantic coast clear
Sss.sAA with Hight winds, In thr SOuthern and Gulf
~ threatening weather and snow Is reported from
800 HeU Mountain stations clear weather on the Cali
proL1LiliHss
prS S1laO@ster will probably rsr On Tuesday very gen
Nork Es we Atlantic coast, and the winds veer 10
EN- atssss Inng temperature IN the Middle and South
nf - nis. winds will probably continue dur
baSt Vind1 N ~ - southern Lake Michigan, and north
~'eO ios Ssu coast tLl1 evening.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
pLSSENGERS ARR[EED.

PROM LTyHRPooL-n ste -rlship Cbra Nov 6-Mr and Mrs
G. W isbscL John Blake Z. Bronze, Mis- H. "uer Mss Bu :.
Ry,rp Ruttrrf- Butte 6ed, e. =. C"ltou MAR
Collin. Nellie Cors Alice CuA Jsns' Cunningham Huh Cfu
wife children maid; ArS Gr~y
child ard Mis- A-I VIZ. C. 1cppae ard wiie l. y,
Witty chilli, g. b. Hop, Masy hc3e A.
AmEsu Sir and Mn Hastings Mr. sud brs &. Hale b..
knowon Mis- Ern Hevley A. hrhArn Capt C O. Mor Jol n
A. Per- Dav.u Ms NJ Ross AID CHILD A. 81, rks rank
r SABINE chTll M.Ss NJ suic K u. 1OpPau Tye
LIN. Rev G. H. Nibbu, vii, AZ child
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
SERIOUS RIOT IL Nyw.gAyEN.

-. Nkw-hATEN' Conn., Nov. 6.-While the DO
Sos Sere AEreslng Two notorious rowdies in the Fifth
". the officers were attacked by the
sSvsrs, HUo oun men TDa' and ODs of the officers was
element In the vicinity for thOs sSS Ine Greatest cH
could be made. -'noo before the arrests
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
MUSIC.

The Amateur Philharmonic Society of Brook
lyn begins its fourth with concert this evening
at the Athenum performing among other things Bee
thoven's Second Symphony and Mozarts overture to
"Ttusp The concerts are for the friends OF the mem
bers ony but all who for art must feel An interest
in the achievements Of society whose aims are so high
and whose courage Is no inspiritng II Is gratifying to
he a.,ured flat the Association has fair prospecs and
beeyes that II has az last surmounted the trials and
duI nf its lnfaIcY.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

- e .uecras, aaJ .he Indian agents now request
o0' -o.t NAV I've Established. This the War Do
to do at p'S,'1s Sp' ."naS tSs Rf ia n'ia' sHs
- a all inns
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
TIE s,rr AGAIN.! THOMAS G FIELDS.

IL order q G,rt~t Was gla.trd, yesterday,
"cairs. TLorIGs G. F.i t. NnG near" half million
dJ,iars, frauduIrntlv UutaIrri b." rom the City
Treasury I'll, orIcr va abra 10 the h1rs office, but
as tar as could he riiu- tie Hrr,e; Us not made
last evcIrnE. Tho HiEs II this oItrr at any other
tine woL,d have crea,-d rc general discussion than
II Gi yesterday, the No'ili c,cihmcu' rpbing It OF
its interest. 1t understood !st L-t taat Mr. Field
would lot Le al iy>tcG uIti after ,hc crcLnn
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
DIED.

DIED.
ARMoURA BeleVe, j. Saturday lh inst. John Amour,
late OF this city.
Funeral from Christ Church BslsVe Tuesday morning 7 inst
ll:o0 O'Clock.
pUHcAS-Ia Brooklyn D. william Henry edes. Of
Rev. John and hsrv A. Duncan.
fathers ede,er l97 Wednesdsy
" O'Clock a m lnIerment at Fall River, Aas%
EOYRG-On Highs, Sunday, Nov Julia p wife OF
Matthew Eorss in the I'D year Of ber
friends invited atten the funeral q her late re
Of Reypen and DeHAsVeA "edneSay Nov
atl Ham.
Albany and Troy papers please cory.
sLoSSoN-At GrenWeh Conn., Nov Edward SloEson late OF this
dty -,
The friends family ard OF his oher Hon John SlOsen an bis
brothernAW william g. Prime, invited To atIend s fnnea
the Reformed Dutch Cturch Fb-sre corner Twenty arS oa
TUESDAY 7th INST, at o'clock p m
wARD-In BrOokyn Nov Fani Tuuor Ward second 500 Of As
and RliIabeh Jano Ward, sgsd IS yesrs.
from Lakes Church. ChnonaVe a O'CLOCK "ednesdA
Nov. T.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Gprtial Noiirfs

Gprrial Nciifes
Committee for the Relief Of the Sufferers by the
Chicago ConAaaratIon.
ROoNs CHAnBER ~ COMMENCE,
No % NILLAh ST.. October IL, lS7L
Persons dsrOus uhsebisE @ object nd their
tons 70 the Chamber No 50 wnt GEORGE
WILSON seerusaJ ofs Chamber between kOo 10
o n or 10 any member ofe Committee Cees payable
10 the order OtA. A. Low, Treasurer
OFFICERS OF TAB COMMITTEE;
JOHN GREEN. Chairman II sOutA,EL
GEORGE oPDYKg. vics-CAsirnan, IS NaEsaust
A Low, Treasurer u BurlnSsrR
FRANK K HOWE, Sscr,tary 90 wanEt
Lea a. Perrins' sauce.
PTonO0need BY ConaosseIn
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
improves appetite aud tgeoa nd unnEsle Tor IL nsTof
Mears LIZA PERKINS " prosecute all paitsa
AALi-G VI Isatiag eounIsFtstA
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS. NEw.roRk-
Planting season.
oRSAMESTHL TRRRs AND PLowERING eHRUBa
RHoD0DESDRORs HARDY ROShs &e a.
drsss PARSONS Il Co, PlaaAinG T..
American Inatiiute Farmers, Clue.Ths Cas nese every
TUESDAY a tie roome Of the lAsutne, IN " O'1
Buiana All nteres.nd agricultural improvement are lnuis
JoHHW. CKANBEKI Secretary NATHAN U eLI, rIs-.es9S
nee Notcc-Tbs Eagve dahas s s.ei sTs;
=, Iii n r. II. JoNKs. POstnAsssI.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Dressing Cases Of tie finest qlaltv.
SCHUrLER HARrLEI GRAHAA.
Is Maiden lane and p JOhn-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Fine Wat hes n Specially.
eCHUILEK, HARTlEr GRLHN,
10 MAdeB.laue AID Y John St
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
THE San Francisco Wood Preserving works
were burned yesterdays lOsA. SSoIOr ,
JndOe Rusfaed has pranfad m order dfclaIlnR

the AamA ard ChsAnOoE Railroad ComPsu saaauPs S,tbe
ried Col GinAt the receiver dfgnated hoveme - ,s
dsv election OF ssuev Col Gipdtnt va s, ,e
custodian al Hierr APPOINTED by thr stat Inc n " ar tsU
n OpeTAuOA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

eddInK aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paosr
Wh EVEKDELL6 lO+ FrLToNr OLD DUTCH CHURCH
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Long Winter Evenings! so BILLIARD T'rLE' Pull Ers
Cue. and Bsik QuicE RuLhr- Cushions Diagram free
ABrOT NICHOLLs. SS L,DertysG NeW-foTk.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
ALBANY LUMBER MABHET.


There ca~- pu"e' s'""'s rne' T'' 1f'r =
The L. Ard the ssSssimeI
Eh 20 Nru-l6Sk. ~
Norwich Mid-Iovn - 10 Brig and Hc@-dASen >! TO
rEat phi.. - Res - -
soh The 'fr Corcys Ofce duirF a." T
W,rr Erie CsLA! of Lua AMI 50 y. \. q;
and rs nris of SSes; Ca rrs Card eSNJ Zee Of
TaC Etiowng rulng lie pnnapAl ards
Al alGO 4 l,rh Brrrls
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
FOR other Ship Yers see Third Page.I

FOR other Ship EeTs see Third PdgeI
ARRIVEL.
Steamship wm Cvde Drew HchmoBd City Point and FOroh
" md,e. and to Washngtn Co
T. Fla iOf OOn) kco Havana 70 taTs with sugar
Big Surf Thompson 81. join. ~ B.. W to uaber.
Dr Glance of a) F.tG Grand urE l. L. VIA Le!aTrs
DreakTater DAYS. with sltL
sCHOOS ERS-RIVER AND coAsTvI'P
Mime ~. pn-. Inhr-1n Favore Fori Johnson.
Or.,n " ave. Pnl.irl L. A. Brm"nt y sielphia.
NJ H. Wescnt PhILaisl: ia =. W. Lvans Philadelphia
sa-.h Mil, Phis ieipni-. Mary Riley. Phiadrrma.
American Rag e Phi alelpiiA Nqtuore1ni. r. Sde'1E.l
Aid Ihlaie phia. NJ. f. Tsber Phh, .,'pail.
La1pltiue Port Jthnson. {, !. IIuiss Pot Johnson.
1emper Por Joannn ch.neeller Port johnson.
Eero Pou JohnsoL G. " Cummings, Pou J0lE SOP.
kSnes port John. q. ,. Prown. Port John o..
MIR Mershan Port Johnson. James Philips, EhEshenpOrL
Trpasse, II ah Import Ea9" blEhet1I or
Minqu-s, ETatethror Drcatar Oakes Bhrbethpon
Corpea 81 I.b tbror, Lu,ioSick Bill, ELAB-thler
/ A Toms ~ ,aI,rtnport james English. EhI I,-thpOH
IIrras kl,sbeth or e. nsdeu EhEihe;LpUrt
sr,l1 Scranton Blizal etbport EhIa, EhT u bp0r.,
PIcsIOn EiLabetbporL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Mulated Limbs G bones brOksu made good
yOHssONs ASoDYSE LSIhEST.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

BIRTH.
CoGSwELI-At Jama L. l., Sunday Nov the wife OF Tiec
dore J. Cog well Of daughter.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07


nav TIE WOGh MAS 4.LALLY COST.
The Cv:uuL.l Las IGte,J h" . The work as 1t now
stands St!' ,tCG By comp tent huGt4s, Who make the
I'll, w.-E ',u ~ Il tat .ctUa ,o5t % tit Work done
Co, ,of r-,u az, d Gr al1Oo9 ....... S2i0U 60
..a.'r' g, .. V, tvi cb ;ie' otct to
tlrc rsua, ;! aLj ,e:or II" prc1 DaIej 90" oO
..-rsrr - \ ..... -......... e. OW 10
To a .o. thus tr .......... 2-Jl4 G3
L.. mi d, .y.s xu.........,........ tlu0J 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

CIserff Cocnr.-The September Term
~ our Circuit Court opened on Monday
morning last. His Honor Judge Ford.
rvesiding. The members Of the Grand
and Petit Jsror- we're prompt in a.ten-
dance. and. after the delivery Of q very
able charge from the Court to the former.
snd the calling Of the different dockets,
the regular business Of the Term was pro-
ceeded vi,h. and il 10 mentioned N some
shing remsrkable. that trial was had and
Disposed d the 6rss day Of the Term. On
Tuesday. the Appeal Docket was recalled.
and al the eases dispatched. except one.
which was set down for hearing to-day.
His Honor. Judge Msgruder. reached
Town on Tuesday and took his place on
the Bench. As We went to press on We'd.
nesday morning, il was rumored that III,
Hcoor vas TO hear or rehear the celebra.
ted Point Lookout case or the evening oil
that day. Great public interest Is mani.
fcsted in the decision. Chief Justice Brent
arrived in the boat on Wednesday morn.
ing and 10 looking, we are pleased to state.
very much improved IL health.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

A NV MARYLAND CoUyrr The Glade
Star new paper. published in Oakland
Allegany county, Maryland, advocates the
erection of new county. to be formed
from the eastern part Of Allegany. Of which
the Savage river shall be the eastern boun-
dairy. 1t has says the Star. the required
constitutional elements of ten thousand
population, and an area Of four hundred
square miles. Among the reasons for or
ganizing the county. the Star points to
the erection Of Wicomico. which has given
the Eastern Shore an additional Senator
and Delegate. and which, it seems 10
think. has disturbed the political equi-
librium of the two sections Of the State.
The Star reviews the mineral resources Of
the proposed county. especially the Yong
higheny basin coal. which it expects to
see developed in marked way under the
influence Of the Connellsvillc railroad
mentions other extensive coal deposits.
alludes to the agricultural capabilities of
the beautiful '.Glades" plateau. and e.
nally points out that the territory proposed
for new county now pays S2s. ZOO n
year under the county levy. and only re-
ceives SIT .604. Sc in the county appro-
priations. Finally. the present county is
one hundred miles long, which is incon-
venient for the tranaction of county bust
ness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

THE LOCAL PoIfricAL SrruArroS.-It
vas rumored and, perhaps. believed that the
September Term Of our Circuit Court would
be made the occasion for startling devel-
opments and important strategic moves by
the politicians. Up to Wednesday even
ing, We had heard ofneither. Things are
pretty much in stots ono. as far as we can
discover. There is a runor that we are
% have radical candidate for Sheriff. but
We have been able to trace IL to no reliable
source. A prominent radical was heard
to say on Tuesday. "that be had the dem.
scrssic party just where he wanted il and
where he had been striving to get It for
years" Where this is. We wos no. ex-
aetly. but We suppose i. is where the mon
key had the hen-''in d-n tight place.
And ys radical 10 half right. We are,
indeed. IN a tight place. in place no. more
tight. however, than we have been in at least
once before and extricated ourselves from
With honor and victory. Beware the En-.
gle in his WRATH
Once the jays sent message
Unto the eagles nest: -
Vow yield thou up thine syrie
Cato the carrion-kite,
% come forth vs'iantiy, and face
The jays in deadly fght-
Forth looked in wrath the eagle,
And eafrion-kite and Jay,
soon as they raw his beak and claw,
Fled screaming Ear away
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

Mas. FsIR.-A correspondent of a
Chicago paper. who visited Mrs. laura
D. Fair. now in Jail in San Francisco un-
der sentence of death for the murder Of
A. p. Cri,seBden, Esq. reports the fol-
lowing dialogue:
..Les me ask You a somewhat singular
question. will your
Certainly"
Suppose that the Supreme Court re-
fuses to allow yeu new trial, would you
accept Communication Of your sentence r
''How DO you mean
"Well, Il Is hard 10 say to . woman in
your position just what l mean. II is to
this effect: Suppose petition were gotten
mp 10 commute your present sentence to
imprisonment, would you accept it?"
..Neverr' she answered, With hush
creeping across her check.
What! You prefer the capital SEN
tence!
Most certainly
'.wby. may ask Is not life sweet
to your"
Eyes, 10 Is; but have daughter who
Is now growing up. and. should rcmsin
in prison. she would stay here and visit
me. She Is young. she would grow up
without protection. and then would always
rest on her the stain If my prison life
Boz if die. she would 90 away some
where else. and In time the stain would
be forgotten"
AS she spoke Of her daughter. mist
struggled Tor moment with the magnet
ic earrents in her eyes. bus almost Instant
~ disappeared ~ if dried mp BY the heat
Il The suzfass upon which il appeared.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

Cosa.-Narkef quiet bot steady: salrs i.sao
hashels white Al Ists 50 cts. Including Western
af Inside prize; l.2as hash3s Soath<ra and
weaern ye1low q s5f9ys ess.
SR9e.--Qniy 80 vas loo bushes prime Il 90
0e-Ccntinne 6rm: salrs sG41 hentnes at
se<sss g. foe Scashssn, ara sl{sss cts. for
w0tern: bulk cf saIes eonpesc6 OF westera
-Nonasy. SerAemhsss istA .
r0RAcCO.-we report the market ssiii ac-
tive for Maryland and Ohio Leaf all the heading
eayers being free purchasers. and rrices consin-
aed firm notwithstanding the continued deprcs-
son in foreign exchange. All the desirable lots
Maryland coming forward are promptly taken
on Arrival, aud we note ssscs this we~k OF some
$50 10 500 thds. at full prices. of Ohio we note
sales this week Of some 500 hhas., about zoo
hhds. being taken for France, and the remainder
for Germany, and home consumption. Kentuc-
" l. quiet, bat II l. held very firmly. and in
Virginia there Ii nothing Of consequence doing.
Cleared this wreck {, fac hhds. leaf and iT3
hhds. stems TO Brcmcn. W. quote as follows,
viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

kEAsoxs AeArxsr GRAxT's KE-xoxlxA-
rios.-we notice. foating ihs rounds q
the psp<rs. lie kaosisg .'sen reasons
Why Grant should sos b rs-ncminased. :
The nsnber u .'ressoasr NJ he shosh
not be sl<rtsd Is yei 10 be named A
only one year and few mouths remain
between this and the presidential election.
We suggest u early atsemp. at enumera-
ton.
1. The un6tness Of Grant for the place.
which he has shown in various ways.
2. his Heglect Of the business demand
ed By HE constant presence 1t the seat OF
Government.
.. The low, vulgarian tone Of the Ad-
ministration. produced BY the associations
Of Grant. which are not considered up to
the standard demanded BY great. pow
erful and enlightened people.
4. His nepotism, BY which scandal has
been brought upon republican govern
mcnt.
S. His scandalizing the Office of Presi-
dent BY accepting valuable gifts and after
ward appointing the donors TO high Offices
Of honor or profit.
8. His retention about his person in the
Presidential Office Of military staff in de.
6lle Of law. thereby showing . disre-
spcct for the 6rst obligation of President
of Republic.
Z. His countenancing. IS political ad-
visers of himself. such rottens rs Simon
Cameron, Senator Morton, lack Chandler
and Ben. Butler.
s. His retention in Office Of officials
known to be corrupt, as also Of men who
do not scruplc to employ. in his name. the
military for partisan political purposes.
o. His interference in . foreign civil
war. contrary to established American
policy, and his employment of the naval
forces Of the United States in violation Of
the Constitution.
10. The general tone of decentralization
that covers the whole country as with a
dark shadow, and which is traceable to the
wan. Of high character and strict official
integrity in the Washington Administra.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

HAnrEa Sca OcresRa.-Harper's Essfkiy ~
octahw b cst promptly a. usual. and l. nsue
thAn usnaliy 0sessaiaing. The New Yoek Post
eakee. foras III snsis<t of very interesting -
P<rsiss hissssy md 10 rsarhinery being saccine1.
" ahssrAsd. Tie ''Yaie College Expeditions a
ls7tsis night bst Pleasant memoir. = :
"Generai Narey's Border fca:iniscences.
Pesrclssn v. Nasty is happy about Hannah
Jaae. the Origin and History Of Postage
Stamps" Is also an interesting pzper. The esii-
tors records iitera ~, scientific, and his,eri-
cal, are fall Of suggestive and important facts
s.Anne Farness'' and the American Baron
are eonsinned. On the whole. the present mum
e<f will compare fsroraoly with any Gifts pre-
decessou.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

GREELEY on GRAxr.-No man has
spoken more wisely or more impressively
than DR.. Horace Greeley upon the great
question which the Republican party now
have to decide. In his conference with
Mr.. Grinnell. Of Iowa, and Mr.. Went
worth, of Illinois. at Chicago. last week,
DR.. Greeley thus declared his opinion:
eff We nominate Grant, we shall GER
tainly be defeated. The.public will stand
no more horse-jockeying and prcsent-ta-
king Presidents: we have had enough of
them. tell you. gentlemen. we must
take new departure. aud l can assure
you that we Of the Fast are determined
that it shall not be done. have been
rather quiet about it so far. but l want
everybody now to understand what think.
When we take hold of Grant. it will not
be with silk gloves on our hands. 1t has
got to be done. We must throw Grant
overheard or We shall be defeated"
COacerning>the sort of candidate that
the RepubhcIhs ought to nominate, DR..
Greeley expressed himself as follows:
"All I want is to have a good man
nominated, who If elected will consent to
give up the Office at the end of his term.
Besides, want to nominate q man who il
elected will elevate the Office to where it
was in former days; . man who will not
take presents or use the military or his
oficeholders to advance his own aspi-
rations for . second term, and in the mean
time neglect the interests Of those whose
ruler he Is. Besides, want a nan who
is above mere pleasure-hunting; \ man
who will not dawdle away one-fourth of
his term amid the follies and frivoli.ics Of
watering place, and one who. whsa cal
led upon for an expression Of his views on
political and other subjects of national in
terest. can give them in clear, comprehen-
sire language. That's the kind Of man
tho people want. aud that's the kind of
man We haven't got now"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

DENosrHExEs AND Mas. Woodruff
Mr.. Theodore Tilton has been rather un-
fortunate in his selection Of Demosthenes
as Mrs. Wocdhull's guide. philosopher and
friend. The following summary of the
character Of the great Greek orator is ia
ken from slisford's History of Greece. and
depicts him in not altogether favorable
light:
want drove him 20 apply his talents
to basiness, and ut the age Of fve-and-
twenty he began with that employment
which had raised Tsccrates to fortune, con-
sequence. aud fame. composing speeches
for suitors in the courts of justice. y
4 weak habit Of body and an embarrassed
manner seemed e. deny him the hope Of
becoming speaker to win the attention
Of listening thousands, and he had the
further great disadvantage Of a defective
utterance. With this. a sour. irritable
temper was repelling to friendship. and
an extraordinary deficiency. not only Of
personal courage, but Of al tlrat cuusti-
tutes dignity Of soul. made respect diff
cult and esteem apparently impossible
Nor we're these defects shown only among
familiar acq,Esintasces they were exhib-
tied in public, and made extensively no.
torious. In earlier youth he earned an
opprobrious nickname By the effeminacy
Of his dress and manner. Emerging from
minority he earned another opprobrious
nickname BY prosecution Of his guardi-
ans, which was considered rs \ dishoaor-
bic attempt to extort money from them.
Not long after in tire of6ce Of Choregus.
which carried high dignity. he took blows
publicly IN che theatre from youth Of
rank, brought his actioa for the assault
and compounded Il for thirty mines, shout
f1O0. His coxardice in the field became
afterwards notorious. Esea his admirers
acknowledge that his temper was uncer-
tain. his manners awkward I; that he was
extEavagans IN expense and greedy Of
gain. an unpleasant companion. faith
less friend, consemptible soldier. and Of
notorious dishonesty, even N his pRsfes-
sion Of an advocate"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

DAGrEEREorrrEs. attention Of our
readers who may have occasion to visit our
Town during Court. is called to the Da-
sucrreotype notice Of Mr.. Chipley. else
where published. Mr.. Chipley is well
known to the people Of our county as an
excellent artist and clever gentleman. hav-
ing visited Ms on two former occasions and
obtained the good fortune Of pleasing eve
~ body who employed him. There is no
mistake about his ability to take 6rst-rate
pictures nor about the fact that his prices
are very reasonable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-21

War = PRESIDENT HorLp BE.-Some.
body who evidently has a grudge at the
present incumbent Of the Presidential
chair. gives the following as the qualif-
cations Of . National Executive:
''Thc Psesidess Of the United States
should be man Who has studied the Con.
stitusios. who Is honest, who knows some
thing Of craftsmanship. Who understands
public policies and National affairs, Who is
capable Of comprehendng !egsIaion and
law, who is aware Of the nature Of diplo-
macy. who knows something a5out this
country and ether coxutrres. Who has a,
least heard Of the fundamental principles
Of civa liberty. who can write good, fair
English, who knows the di:7erenec between
finance and fap-.oedIe. Who keeps The Ten
Conaandments. aud who believes j. the
moral hv."
We merely r.rf. that Il thess fore
going were esaseitsticssl requireusests.
the Whsle House would have been vaca-
led aAes tAe ish Of March, 1862.
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THE UNITED STATES SESArE.-The terms
of twenty-five United States Senators cx-
pire with the present Administration
March 4th, 1878. These are: Spencer,
of Alabama. Rice, Of Arkansas. Osburn,
Of Florida, Trumbull, of Illinois, Morton.
Of Indiana. Harlan. of Iowa, Pomeroy, of
Kansas, Davis. of Kentucky. Kellogg, OF
Louisiana. Vickers, of Maryland. Nye.
Of Nevada, Patterson, Of New Hampshire.
Conkling of New York, Pool Of North
Carolina, Sherman, of Ohio, Corbctt, Of
Oregon, Cameron. Of PENNSYLVANIA, Saw
yer. Of South Carolina. Morrill,, Of Yer
mont, and Howe. Of Wisconsin. all Re-
publicans but Davis and Vickers. The
Legislatures to be elected this fall. each
of which will choose Senator for one oil
the above vacancies, arc those Of Califor-
MA, Iowa. Kentucky. Louisiana. Mary
land. New York. and Ohio. Kentucky,
Iowa and Maryland elect at their FIRST SEES
sion. as they only meet biennially. The
present Senate consists Of - members
SO Republicans aud IL Democrats. Geor-
gia has but one Senator through the re-
lection of Mr.. Blodgett. and one Of the
Alabama seats is vacant by Mr.. Goldth-
wai.e's death.