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in the macy dance. Friend was
there and seemed to erjoy dancing as
muc' as any Of tho young people. and he
still throws IN ''angry foot"
There was . young gentleman there
from '.Pincy Woods Forest" Who said
that he was very fond Of dancing. but
vas bet acquainted with more than three
or four Of the gals" present. ard that
neither "f them would dance With him
He seemed to admire Miss l. v,ry
mucl,. and expressed or. at dc-ir> have
an introduction t. h.r. ii. sal! t!..t 10
knew If he could get AZ intrniuctinr that
she would dance with him. for she ..soi'
for dancing. After they all tired Of aan-
cling. St. Len" sang several very lively
AMI interesting songs. whan they all r.
turned to their h"mes, thankful for tho
Kindness extended {" them BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd. and we'll satis ied with the
pleasure they had received.
Hor Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-17

The MARYLAND rARNER.-The Maryland Farm
or for September Is on our table, and Is rep'e'e
with good advice TO farmers. No farmer shonld
be wi,hou, a copy ofthis valuable journal. One
number is worth more than q years subseri .
ton costs. Send one dollar and fifty cents to
the pub isher, E. Whitman, No. las W. Pratt
ST., Baltimore, Nd, and get the Maryland
Farmer for one year
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srd district. A A LAvrssss. Henry Car
berry. 10 C,sniA. Vim = Hall aud ws
4ih district. Richard Winters, George
Msddoz. Tbos 7 MiIls. wn Clarke and
Richard Rufles. >~ -
5'h district. Jno F.Dorsey. jas Il Han
dy. Edward Harper. james Brown and
james Haschins.
6th district. h G Graves. ] Summer6eld
Joy. Geo n Bantins. Frank Nesle and
John d Carter.
On motion Of WIN b Jones the report
Of the committee was adopted.
Capt Lsvreeee moved that tho dele.
gates elect Be requested TO take seats With.
10 the bar. This having been done. the
President arose and stated the psrpos. for
which the Convention had been convened
The election Of three delegates and three
'lterna'es to represent tho Republic.n par.
~ OF 81; Hypty in the Annapolis
jung pal Couvc9,iol being.
IL 1enee. n uarRel
|sSlsssrs wipters. Soel lESGasss Hsoo
acted as tcllcrs. Before the vote va,
reached. Messrs Hall. Handy and Ban.
kin we're Withdrawn As candidates. The
voting was then proceeded with and re-
suited in q votes for Lawrence. 26 votes
for Rollins. 25 votes for Butler ard
! votes for Dorsey. Whereupon the chair
announced, that Messrs. Lawrence. Boil
Inns and Butler were duly elected delegates
to the Republican Congressional Ccnvcr.
ton. The election Of slternates being
next in order. Messrs Geo w Smoot, p
G Love and J Summer6eid Joy we're Sc.
lec.ed by reclamation.
VIM F Hall then offered the following
J resolution which was unanimously adcr-
, ted. with loud applause from the delegates:
, Resleed. That the delegates elected
arc hereby instructed to 6ght against the
nomination of any candidate who is not q
straight forward and conscientious Repub.
. lican. such being the solid sentiment Of
this Convention.
! On motion, the Convention then ad-
jourucd.
WV F. HALL, President.
LrUIs N. ROLLINS, Secretary.
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~ and ssarsaisg case u Gsssrsl
ker. uloss military. ereet ard mpss-
rnse ssoned go oss q marble. I
"a the lips q Col. Seoos 70 qsiver.
berds seeaed 10 Struggle O them tbt
ursnee. he beved bic Aesd. and q
~ % ~ expsss i NE ''snatomy =
vssseios' aieh hear aloose the exela'
6ains. Lord Perez sses oe fall. !" with
= iron his. Col. Saoos's. psllid and
Ssiveriag lips. I vss paised 1t the sesss.
~ I leh il before any Of the other gen.
lessen Who hsd ee@peasd The meeting
tsa taken their departure. The eomnit'
1eo vill make up shelf report to.sight.-
If possible I vii 1sehd yoa m secosrt q
lUhse t'.ey may have heard and what pro-
hsble eosres they viii ssgeese ssd savi:.
% tine ~ y~us ssst issse. Ihsss lissl'
expectation tl.at anything will Be eaectet
o 70 rsymcrsof che eompanys indebted
sess. Wind and tide ere sgsiast then
Il b hssd I. nskss Roadway against bob
-. Z r',.s' ,r'' sst.-7i. +. aita "Fs 80 U. Z.
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CrAxo.-There are no further arrivals Of Pc
ruvian reported, bat a cargo is now abou, due.
The movement is moderately active, and quote
from agents hands AT 500 gold per long ton,
With reduction Of SO cents 20 81 so per ton,
on lots Of SO to $50 tons. The Southern de-
mand for Fertilizers 10 Stacking, but good TALL
trade is in prospect, and we still quote the
leading makes at from S456 60 per ton, Of
5000 pounds but inferior qualities are Offer
ed much lower.
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RxrrsLrcAx CoxvExrrox.-The proceed.

REPrBLIcAs Conference.-The proceed.
incs 'fthis r. p ~,ii :. fas! i. another
eoiamn Of te-fa,i rar.r. TLey mere
ordinarily tarm. iona. tie .srtagonism
aeseTped 10 tie earlier sssges having
subsidized slier ~. a eii-n IL president,
which vac reesr5.-l "a . test question.
What VAS Enc~n - tie Lawrence party
ob,aining the sc'oss 1',ere wore con-
t. sting delega,: "a fiom Oak v,lis but the
eredensial committee 80 u settled the diff
fcui'y in favor Of the dominant party in
Il c Convention. 1t is believed that the DEL
cga:es elect favor the nomination of Dr..
Wilmer, Of Charles, for Congress. Con-
usi2erable merriment was occasional in
peniss 'assslassl ~ u s'RIlsss g.. 4
tlcman appeared and announced hims..
as candidate for Congress. and expires
SGD the hope that lyon won't forget me.
This was received With applause by tn
outsiders aud with cries Of "osjey" from
the insiders. During the absence Of III,
committee on credentials, he essayed sgair
10 be heard and commenced to read hi
celebrated card. heretofore published il
the BEACON. He vas called TO order b,
the chair and subsidized. but subscquentl,
revived and re-opencd bis batteries from
tie Court House door. Being called t.
order a second time. he finally collapsed
aud the Convention then proceeded Will
its work without further incident of note
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-17

SOUTHERN MD. RAILnoAD.-Tn au.ah-
or column will be found two very different
accounts ola late meeting Of certain crel-
i'ors Of the Southern Mary land Railroad 10
Washington city. One is from the Eeen-
ing H'ar-thc vtEcr, from special cor
rc>pIndcnt Of our own. The realcr is
invited 10 scan both accounts and draw
his own CONCLUSIONS. The meeting ul,i-
mated in the appointment Of q committee
If five. Which was instructed to rcpor,
at an adjourned session "a statement Of
the.c"ndi,ion Of the company and what
arrangement it would make to secure
i;creditoss." The meeting seems to have
t"sn cynycned in the special interest of
c>lta:n creditors. but as St ckLoldcrs. as
we'll as creditors. are concerned in any
statement throwing light upon the condi-
tim Of the CoL.lauy. VIC think /, woui
be we.l that the State of Maryland, BY
eonre Snt agent. sh0al / be present. q,
:. O $3.50. -
nj MS fosc-col1Tc( -. Courts the full.
lest investigation and appears confident
that the ''hooks" will vind;ca.e lis man.
augmentation rcproach. We sincerely
hope they may. but We cannot help think.
ing that our State authorities will be derc.
lict in duty if,hey shall neglect the oppor.u.
nifty offered by the coming meeting to re-
view and revise for themselves, not only
the books" in question. bu, even the stew
nrd>hip Of Mr.. President Smoo. himself
Who tie stockholders are, what amour,
Of stock they hold. how they came BY it.,
what supervision they exercise. over the
directors. what control the latter exercise
over the prcsidcnt-in short, whether the
corporation is a secret "one man power. +"
or admits of inspection by stockholders
i &c RS ike other eor,pauies-are
al>o inqn;,ies that The State is iu,vtss,s !
N pushing. aud hence she is c,..e.n,i
~ lie "Pstcnt'y represented in tie in.
vGs "a IN rrcpcsedor in any tha. may
be iu>;i us,I.
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Registered Voters.

The following is Lis, OF Qualified Voters
for Election District No. (S,. Inigoes' }
registered by me Monday. the 9Th.
Tuesday, the Slh and Wednesday, the
9Th Of September. 1874.
Cant John I ..
P
Pembroke Charles L
Smith Besses b
The following 10 the List Of names Of Reg.
isiered persons stricken By me from the
List Of Quali6ed Voters on the Regis
isatien Books Of Election Dis,rie. No. /
(S,. Inigoes) on Monday, the 9Th.
Tuesasy. the 9Th and Wednesday,, the
9th Il September. 1874. % seeoua, Il
death and removal.
b i.a -.. -
% Bennett Hiram
U sa.4 ..-...t o.
Crane Robert .e..
+1fta + so ,7 B. .--~...
&c Edvssds Hksssh -.p .~s 4.
30 +" 80 So % - =
Ford W b .-@ai, -r
= :. - So. :. 81 g .ar <t
Gossh John p tfr.. 30
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DIEO.

In Baltimore city, Mrs. ". ELE ANOR FEENy,
wife Of James Ferny. Esq on Thursday morn
ing, September 8, in the 36,h year Of her age,
after long and painful illness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-17
Registered Voters.

The following is the List Of names Of Reg
istered persons stricken by me from the
List ofsiQsall6ed Voters on the Regis
trasino @ks Of Election District No. 3
(Oakvilv~) IN Monday. the I,h. Taos
day. tLa ST., and Wednesday, the 9th.
OF Sept, ,aber. 1874. on secosat Of death
aud removal.
Brewer JAS r
Bu,lcr Morris NJ
Bond Geo
Dorsey 1gna'ias
Il
Gale,ii Edward
Cant Thorn 81
Huntington l. wis b
Hawkins Charles IL
He ,dcrson Jos
]
Jarboc Jno 8
Jones Barsillai
K
Knott Richard
| p
Price James
Perry Joseph
$
Slattcry Jno T
| 7
Thompson Ell J
| TlrOmas Geo w
Thomas Jno II
| w
Wilkinson JAS
/ Warren Robert
STEPHEN JONES.
| Register 9Th Election District.
Sept II. 1874
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V1s:4. that the kddM6Fy NV, 49,,
H.: in this c,usc, Be ratified aid
''ol'iir u-i, unless cause to the contrary
!. Gown on or before the Sid .ionday vi
Oct "a: r'"videia COPY ofthis order be
p;"li>aed NTH 81 Mary's Beacon, once
week Tor three successive weeke prior to
s% SAID Bid Monday of u: Der. ....
J FRANK FORD,
Geek.
Boz. Tsue copy-Toi:
.s. } FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Sept II. lS74-3w.-tld
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HSusss Tue saIeS WUVI
fall that was received), at 9oS9a cents Tor
mixed, 1895 cents for white, and 90 crnts
for yellow. The receipts Of " cstcrn have also
fallen on and the market Is buoyant and strong
at an advance Of rents per bushei for mixed
in Elevator since sales OIL last Friday. We have
sales reported early in the week Of 81 ,0oe bush
els at s5@s6 CENTS bat within the last two
days sales have been made Of 40. 900 bushels at
$1,000 cents, the market closing excited, with
more buyers than sellers At the latter figure.
OATs-Thc sales were o 600 bushels South
err at 57@65 cents, and 5000 bushels mixed
western nj SiCS64 cents. To-day We quote
Souihern ct 6s@s5 cents. and .miAel Western
at 6Sesei cents. No bright Western Offering
RYE.-The sales reported amounted 10 2. 600
bushels nj 90G So cents for fair to prime aud
To-day We quote at these figures
ToRAccO-There 10 good inquiry for Leaf
Tobacco, and the markets are firm Tor all de.
seriptions. The receipts show a considerable
falling Oh, particularly in Maryia and the
s'otks are receding. The Maryland crop il
,ak'n promptly as opened at satsfact DRY prices,
Dnt mere u comparatively little doing IN Ohio.
factors holding their stocks above the marker
though there are buyers for ell the receipts. In
Virginia and Kentucky there IS nothing OF con.
sequence doing, owing to the light stocks
he exports during the week were .4nl hhds. 10
bremep; 752 hhds. 10 Genoa; SAT hhds. TO Rot
terdam; 2o5 hhds TO Liverpool: 8 hhds. TO
Demerara: total, 2 9l3 bids. We quote price,
to-da" as follows viz.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHEAr-There Is a marked falling OF In the
receipts Of Wheat, both Soaihern and Western,
the late decline deterring farmers and others
from sending forward their supplies a, present.
The market generally has ruled firm, with .
fair demand both from shippers and miilers. and
prices are a iriae in sellers favor, though at the
close the feeling is rather quiet. The offerings
OF Southern Wheat TO Thursday, inclusive.
amounted 10 as, 900 bushels, a falling CT OF Is
700 bushels rs compared with last week, and
the sales during the period embrace 1000 bush
els white at llOG l2s cents for inferior I" fair,
and l2s TO l35 cents for good 10 prime; l.,oeo
bushels mber at 1870 1873 csn,s for prime 70
choice 90, 900 bushels good to prime red at i2SGS
1873 cents, and 0cO bushels iner or to fair do
ut ilO1l20 cents, which are the ruling figures
10 day The rereips Of Western Wheat amour
ted 10 CO. 600 bushels only, sgAins, 400 600 hash.
els received last week. The feeling has rnl
firm, with a good dem md, bu, nj the Close track
amber is taken less freely, though holders are
firm and only few lots can be bought at any
decline The sales were Id, 900 bushes ano-r
at l22@i26 cents for good TO prime. and ll6fd
III cents for inferior: 5000 bushels red at III
: Gl24 cents; 5000 bushels white at llStGls'
| cents for common to choice: 6,2e0 bushc re-
jecie0, red NJ l29l1nura,s ~ ~
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE,

Joseph II Mhburn
vs..
Rosa A Milhs.n,
c TCnaissoI,
Committee Of
Thos II MIlbarn
ct al.
In the Circuit Cour, for 81. Mary. county
sitting Is q Court Of Earity.
No $40 N
nRDERED, this lstL day OF Sep
~ senber. 1874. that the Auditu,'s
Report, hlcd in this cause. be ratified
aid. confirmed. unless cause to the G, n
trary beshown on or before the 2rd N onday
OF Oct next; provided a copy Of this order
De Published In the st Mary . Bsseos, once
week 'or three successive weeks prior to
the said 2nd Monday OF October.
j. FRANZ FORD. Clerk.
True copy-Test
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Sept IL. lsI4-a~
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(Correspeedsas|
WAsmrxsroI

Eaiao,. e B..s
meeting held o the
this letter. Yen vi1
materially fecsp tho I
appeared in tia Evss
aid which. I Apse [
bfsn copied i9 the
~ ~ napS Annd y
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NOTICE,

hsfshy fsrewa.n all persoss frem h.,,;n~
on my farm, located il 81. inisoes' dis,rics,
with earts o. wsgoas 90 over any part OF ms
roads, after the date ofthis notice. Again, IN
persons 90 offending. The trespGss Law win Be
rigidly enforced. -
go wN G wELcH.
July 20, !ss<-Sws. ,as -, -
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icy iny
&C Of ,iie|
Plcsse'v ID
aud l will 1
/ um, vrrj
Millstond
Ma. l.. Al
Dear Sill
letter. bu, |
sooner ii
With $500
pirate. snd |
only in thc|
ktiaw iroI,|
The grass |
ilG / 90 u
10 i3inlIs |
Aug 90
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
EEoyARDIows,nD.

5ICEsbAY MORNING. sep,ens.r II iss,
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Correspondents Of the Bsaeoo.)
st CIemont's Bay. ssps. II. 1874.
AE2lprs:zTls dr"ueht s,'
kk.

" w VI y" 60 " ."
'srv2S. y.sr vas .',r:. :. ' ~ ;
a yer, lfwY j., market and is still de-
c.irirg. A gentleman told me the other
day tat lie rea.on wheat vas ~ low was
because Il the drought. He said. that
Their: vas net water enough to grind it
anil think it . very good reason. Veg
..ah!e. arr vsry small AID TX exsrrm, "
teug. '',';nk that a lsii 81 I'm
I'LL INT item much. l have 'Aari Z
Grr-rsi ii ant Parts "f the county
l,<ing 4. - p.srt hogs from, s"me cause.
en- G., .!cMa' 7 ,inc Eighteen. The pros
r.Afr b y. n.r-t AMI bread for tn mex,
:fa,'s surIl * vlry unpromising. and
c.u.'st. farn,,. I, wear very lugubri-
IS r:s,: :.
pa. las 81. Clements BAY b'er
wearing c. fol;iay c.;ors. the si,is nj
, ~ -, e'I..'.,s T. ,h,,r h. AZ. C. :"
sr,.t. " lex was rausci by ~ .-.""
Tr lessor ST. Len. wio eav' ancticr
isa,mirabls ,erf.r" anr"- ] 81" last git
Tic i,.usc Was fui. 10 nv'rEoN = AM CIV
cry .'.e seemed to be satisfied that the
had got the worth Of their ''qnar'er.
There were no babies here last night. AM
We missvl them very much. l saw bu
one solitary little "grape head but tina
seemed t" enjoy itself amazingly.
After the performance was over. ID
; company was again invited down tofriOn
!, Lloyd's hospisablc mansion. where. inssca
of social party. there was crowd. E'
crybody was there from tho /" Bae
. Woods" St. Joseph's and ''Pincy Woo
: Forests" we're we'll represented. with
1,ys~.ll srrinklina from "TerrapiA Level
ntnpm. the thsrm9nstcr1l stood
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Sept II. lS34-3w.-tld
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CON Fir NATION NOTICE..

r I Herbert.
lsns J Herbert
vs..
r A he bert
b Ut hers.
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CONE
In the III
~, SAG
(1RDERT
ported by
this cause,
uulesscaus.
on or befo
next provs&
published 10
week for G
o the Nid
The report
$500.
Trne |
Aug 20,
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lahas ssssnded she noties, which vas
esrried-aess. eus. - =
Col. Snooe re- aud s11ssssed The chs5r.
evidently .sbasise under soasiasssbIs
nerveas exeiss@ene md not . listk ssnpss.
He sonneseed By saying that the time
bad cone 6oe kiss 10 ssy o ftw rUss1s. He
attributed 10 latest and pessoaal hossiaity
the present movement. He vas surprised
and bert that Ne. Hume. whom be had
always viewed - . friend, shoula Lsve
INDUCED in IN offensive and invilious com.
|'parisoa Of him CCol Smoos) with such .
creature - 'Helmbold !" That he, Smoos,
protested .agai6et tie cxipscncs oss5ys
similitude OF proximate likeness Of sfll,,.
ity to such . creature q Hcluhold lin.
deed. be claimed to belong 10 tar high
e. order Of beings. He further asserted,
that he had not received notice &c preseut
meeting. nor vas he advised u the object
gentlemen had 10 calling II. He would
present. exhibit and read to Hectins .
contract entered into with NJ. Hume.
wherein the latter. in consideration Of his. ;,
Col. Shoots. personal and Individual ,.osc
Tor the sum Of IS 900. draws IN favor of
lMr. Hume gpd given to that gentleman
Nd furfhcf nansiaeren;on
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. 1000 tons. :. Capt. Stewart.
SIAIE OF MINNESOTA, 1900 tons. Capt Hannlin.
SEAIE OF ALABAMA, 300 Capt. Flint.
STAT STATE OF PENNsYLVANIA, $500 tons. Capt. Braeh
STATE OE VIRGINIA, $500 tons Capt Sadlet.
S1AnE OE GEORGLA 25uU tons Capt Cooper.
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each Steamer. No charge for medicines medical
attendance.
Drafts from Ell up issued at lowest rates.
Prepaid Emigration Tokets issued parties Wishing
70 SEND for their friends in the Old Country. S35 In
greenbacks. from any Railway station in Ireland.
The vessels of this line all new. largo fast and
commanded by men OF skill and experience. They are
out degention.
The passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
A. X. MILLER & CO, Agents,
my3l "a ly 90 Carondelet street. New Orleans
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I'VE " VOODt'I AND LUW PRICES.
We are now receiving onr lew stock of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING. etc. Will have O large q took
and eS9d assoItnent We buy for cash, and will sell
EK- A job lot of CLOTHING and SHIRTS on hand
Call and See.
SPROULE s. McCOWN,
oc4 3m 40 and 42 st. Charles street
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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GENTS CLOTHING, SHIRTS
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