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TReusLE II Governor
Ames. Of Mississippi. has appealed 70
the Federal Government for means Of
protecting the citizens and preserving
order in that State. the people being,
a. be SAYS, greatly disturbed.
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SHERIEFY
ELECTION NOTICE.


nuuUl UV uUlWu
NOIICgIs HEREBY GIVEN %
~ ~ Jn1ess e Elessios and to he
voeess = 81. Maey's Cosssy. that m
EIesl5en nm - held II The several EIee-
tieo u - efSt. Msryis Cousty. q Tie
$50 - = ha'diss he elections.
On 1uesday afer the first
M01dsy, being the I'd day
u November, 1875,
for he psrposs Of eleesing one person %
b 6ovsrsor Of the State Of Maryland;
one pessss 20 Be- Comptroller ofths Treas
nry Of ~ esass Of Maryland. and one
person . b Attorney General Of the
State q 11asyland.
Also, one person 10 represent st. Ma-
rye Cossty II the Senate Of Maryland. to
serve CT de unexpirsd term Of Colonel
Chapnss Billingsley. deceased.
Z Also, tvo persons 10 represent st.
MaEy's Cosnsy IN the House Of Del~-
gstes e MarJlaad. 10 serve for two
yeafs.
Also. - persoa 10 Be States Attorney
ior 81. sys County. 10 serve for four
"a ns>ssssss % b Judges Of
tie Osptos5 Court ofSt. Mary's County,
10 serve 6oe four years.
Also. one person to b Sheriff Of
st. Marys County 10 serve for two
yesrs.
Also, one person to BE- Surveyor oi
St. Mary's County. 10 serve for two
years.
Also. Eve persons b Be County CON-
missioners for St. Mary's County. "a
serve for two. years.
The polls for said Election will be
opened in each and every Election Dis
triet Of said county. at the usual places
Of holding the polls. at nine o'clock. ..
N. and will close ct six o'clock, p. N.
when the ballots shall Be opened and pub
licly counted.
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Sheriff Of Sc Mary's County.
sept 16, lS75-tcs
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Alice Morgan b
John z Msgill,
Adms Of
Geo c Morgan,
vs.
Abraham Warren &
JAS 7 u Raley.
In the Circuit Court for 81 Mays conn.
~, sitting IS q Court of EQUITY.
No. $50 NE.
ORDERED, this 9th dav of Sem,
~ 1875, that the sale made and n
ported by ROBERT G COMBS. Trus,ee.
in this cause, be ratified and eonfrm,
cd, unless cause 10 the contrary be shovu
on or before the End Monday OF Oc,ohe,.
1875; provided copy Of this order b pub.
iished in the ST. Mary's Beacon. once n
week for three successive weeks prioe 70
the said 2nd Monday of October.
The report states that the land s,lS far
JFRANK FORD.
CLERK.
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j FRANK FORD,
Sept l6. ls1s-sw.
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Herbert, Alexander
Higgs, Geo. w.
Huntington, Lewis B.
Harden, Robt. H.
Holton, Stephen H.
Jameston, Tbos. I.
johnson, Randolph
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Shoehart, Jacob
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Wells, Edward A.
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~ mence on the Len Moaday Of OCTOBER.
Fer circulars. aadrvss
hrs JAS u 7HuMAS, Priaeipal,
81 haFy's City, Nd.
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Ben1s, Albert s.
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Fsh. George r
Fow}er, Heneknh
Fisher, David
Freeman, James z
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Platt. Frederick
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spint'' George W.
vanriswick, William
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Anderson, Lewis
Aud, James NJ.
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Clarke. Thomas p.
Dyson, Clement
DYSON George
Fenwick, William
Forrest, William II.
Gardner Robert II
GLADDEN., Stevens
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Morgan William
Milburn, 8. II.
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Smith, Joseph
Thomas, John 81.
Taylor, Robert
Taylor, Frank
Sept. l6, 1875.
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NOTICE
TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALI
OTHERS WHO DEAL IN Ii.
QUURS.

EOR the information of oil persons
IL concerned. the following Act of the
Legisla ture. past March Oath, 1865, il
published
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AND
OkSHlRE.

or By whatever name or names the Same
may be called or known. containing
la acres.
more or less.
The above land il located in the 5th
election district Of St Mary's county.
Aud hereby give notice that on
Thursday, the aO,h Of Septem-
Der, 1875,
at the Court House door in Leonard,owu.
between the hours Of IL o'clock, m, and
4 o'clock. p m. will expose 10 public
auction the above described real estate. %
seised aud taken in execution to the high.
est bidder for cash--to satisfy said debts,
interest and cost due and to become due
thereon.
BENJAMIN FOXwELL,
Sheriff.
sept 0. lists.
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or By whatever name or names the same
may be called or known, containing
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Clark, James
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-16

NEW NAMES.
Barnes. Joseph w.
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All male citisens, without distinction Of
color. who are entitled to registration nm
der the preceding section, are hereby no
titled to appear before the undersigned. 1t
the places named above, between the
hours prescribed. on one Of the two days,
and be registered. They may otherwise
Be excluded from voting at the November
election. BY the provisions Of the Act Of
Assembly and the Constitution Of the
State Of Maryland.
N. BAH foreign born citissus not
registered will Be required to have natu-
ralisation papers With them.
G n C. JONES,
Officer Of Resiaras;os LIT Disfriet.
J FRANK BOHANAN.
Officer Of Resistrofioa 2ad District.
JOS s FORD.
QIeer 81 Resissyas;s. Srl D;a.iae.
X r BARBER,
Officer Of Resisavosioa ~ Distries.
J GFYNN BARBER.
Officer Of Reyitratios 5tA District.
STEPHEN JONES,
Officer Of Resistratios 6sA Diaris.
sept 16. 1875 I'd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
Real Eseate Transfers.

Kent county, Del: John Daley has pur-
chased, at Sherids sale, the Joshua r. Clements
farm. Of $40 acres, near Marydel, for $25.l5 per
acre. f#IF
Kent county, Nd: Jas. A. Pearce, Trustee,
has sold to Thomas Massey, Of Middletown,
Del, the "Merritt farm" for eli, 294 95, or
$55.75 per acre.
Queen Apnes county: J. B. L E. H. Brown,
Trustees, have made the following sales A 50
acre farm within one mile Of Centreville, to
Elijah Wilson, colored, at $50 per acre; tho farm
Of Thos. A. Bryan, on Bordley's Island, of 2l5
acres, 10 W. J. Price for $50 60 per acre
and Mr.. Bryan's home farm on Nye River,
I'll acres, to Valentine B. Clements for e26. 80
per acre the Clark's Corner property Of Stephen
46x acres, at SIC per acre the Marlborough
acre dwelling house and lot Of land 1t CoIe's
Station TO Joseph E. Wilson for e94l the farm
Of Richard Philips, deceased, 1471S acres to r
J. Sill, for e6. 10 per acre the Holden's Hill
farm, 100 acres, to VIM. H. Smith, for e6.60 pei
acre.
Talbot county J. F. MAncha, real estate
agent has sold for R. ]. Triple and Mrs. Jose.
Oak, Of l1S acres, to Hall d Brown Of Canada,
for $1,000. Chss H. Gibson, attorney, has sold
the dwelling in EAstoD, lately occupied by @.
Scott Dawson, for $2,275 to ]. V. B. Wright.
The parsonage Of the NJ. +. Church south, In the
same town, 70 W. T. Lee, for o., 400
Caroline county: Charles 8. Rid&ely's Bear
town farm, 100 acres, has been sold to Sidney
sores to George FAleu, Of Genesee county, New
York, for $500
Somerset county Mrs John E. Fontaine has
sold her truck farm, In high state Of cutiva-
ton, in Somerset county, to Mr.. Fletcher Fon-
taine for VI, $50.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
Fire, ON Monday.
BURNING OF THE BoRRKL HORSE HOTEL STA
BLKs-sEvKRAL OTHER BUILDINGS FIRFD-rHI
FLAMES UNDER CONTROL.

BURNING OF THE BoRRKL HoRsK HOTEL STA
BLEs-sKyKRAL OTHER BUILDINGS FIRHD-THk
FLAMES UNDER CONTROL.
Shortly after o'clock P. NJ, on Monday, FIRE
was discovered In the stables connected with,
and In the rear Of, the Sorrel Horse Hotel, 104
". Front IT., occupied by Henry Bradley. The
building was two story frame, tho upper story
being filled with hay, in which 1t 10 supposed .
passing engine deposited = spark which was
famed into . flame by the wind, which wss blow
ing freshly from the Weat.
The fire burned very rapidly, and communica-
ted to tho building, which was soon in flames.
The fire companies, however, were quickly on
the spot, and confined the flames TO the one
building, but the wind bore the flying ombers to
adjoining roofs and for time serious conha-
grafton WAS threatened. At one time Haughey
Ferry's roof, In Front street East
Of Market; tho roof Of Grubb's He
tel, at Front and Market the roof..of Bucking-
ham i Co.'s store, at Front and Orange, and the
roofs Of several other buildings were burning,
but direction Of portion Of the streams from
the engines soon suppressed the fire In these
places and averted any serious disaster.
The furniture and contents were all removed
from the adjoining buildings, and in some ill.,
stances waA pretty badly broken. Tho build
ings were also saturated with water and some
what damaged in this way. All the horses, il
any were in the stable at the time wsre gotten
out in safety.
The entire loss will probably not exceed Ca
600. The building in which the Hre originated
was the only one seriously damaged. 1t is . tsta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
STATE Items.
The Bay resorts are opening.

TAo LAY resorts are opening.
The marketing Of the berry crops has thinned
out the schools In Kent and Sussex. In Kent
coanty tAs schools close July LIST
awarded che contract for building tho new
church at PRESTON, Nd, for e2,S00.
The entire loss by Harbeson Hickman's nrs Il
Lewss, has been assessed At $4,000, but his
Insurance amounts to only about e9OS.
Ar. T. =. Hurlook, tenant on Mr.. A. o. New.
tou's farm q 81. Georges, recently sheAred hvs
sheep, and ono eve, only one year old. which
yielded IA pounds Of wool.
The Nantooks House, ct ssAford, sold BY tho
shia d,y. r. -. rs s; Sasax g 2:
converted into depot, IL 10 said.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, until recently pastor Of the
Prssbytsrlan church 1t Smyrna, has decided "a
enter tho Presbytsriau Hospital, Philadelphia,
for treasmsnt for general debility.
Three trains (two passenger and one freight
are running daily over the J. L B. r. II. Con-
nsctions, however, 10 not made by either with
tho early train north on the Del. r. n.
ping. The cut worm h troubling the young
corn. Oats arc coming on finely aimee the rains
The prospect for wheat has also improved
Contracts for the sale Of whole crops Of
peaches are being made 1t thirty to thirty five
cents per basket, delivered At the railroad sta.
IONS. Thle u eplendid opportunity Tor spec
ulators.-Npford Ne,rs.
A colored man BY the name Of George
Knowles, was drowned In the creek, near the
r. r. bridge 1t Laurel, few days ago. He was
bathing and took = convulsion, and before ~
Instance could be rendered, he drowned.
Theodore Jones, young oolorsd man, while
swimming In the oreek At Leips:c on Sunday, the
9th, WAS drowned. Another oolored man, John
Jones'. fell dead while 1t work in Thos. Pratt'u
cornfeld, near Blackstone Z Roads, on the 3rd
Subscriptions are being taken for Tho erection
Of new u. E. Church q Ksnton, and Il u pro-
h ia l0r61 AZ TX Sast In ceiiinc Ana Hnishad
In good style. II will be frame, and 10 estimated
to coat about o3000
Gov. Cochran hiss appointed 2. J. Colt to the
Office Of Justice Of the Peace for Duck Creei
Hundred. Kent county. Woe J. W. Mariner, 70
signed Esquire Colt has rslin9uished his posi'
ton - Tellar in the Bank Of Smyrna, and N. r.
Wilds hes been selected to fll the Vacancy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
The Eastern Shoro,

An Elkton family 10 reported TO have received
q windfAu from South America.
Early potatoes will soon bs large enough fos
shipment In the lower counties.
District Grange to be composed Of Wicomico,
Somerset and Worcester counties, Is in agita-
ton.
Tho Wig thinks IL lazinssa killed more
people than hard work, Elkton would DO
vast grave yard.
Tho Whitworth Bros. have rebuilt their
msnded business In them. d,
Crianeld wants more houses, but the wealthy
seem indlsposed TO build thcm. A few loan
associations will do tho work.
A fest trotter belonging to Capt. 7. E. Heath.
era, Of Denton, died last week, Of lung fever.
The horss was valued 1t e1500.
Z A travelling imposter who passes for Higno,
Bits, and who has been travelling through the
Peninsula, was eggsd 1t Salisbury, last week.
The farmers club at Salisbury will begin Z
discussion ON Saturday of tho best remedy fos
present depressed farming in Wicomioo county.
I The Newtown Record has reduced its sixe one
halt. but having been . mammoth eight page
paper it II now o. large - tho average papers oil
of the Peninsula. p. G. Fossett, who has been
conducting the paper, sewers his connection
with IL.
The new Atlantic Hotel on the Worcester
beach has been leased to Q company consisting
Of Granville Stokes, H. r. Pitts, II. J. Henry
B. Jones Taylor for term of five years. The
first year the lessees have the house rent free
the next four years they pay tho company siz
per cent ON the cost Of the house and groundl
together with the insurance and taxes
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
City Politics.
APPOINTMENT OF TIE nxryBrIoAx c,rr COMMIT
TIE.

S~~~-~-
Amsssing was held at the Republican Head
quarters, on Saturday evening. aad the Commit
tee appointed for tho purpose the weak previous
reported tho following City Committee
Chairman, Washington Hastings; Sscrstary,
Milton g. Shippers; Treasurer, Geo. W. Bush.
=. z Crawford. o. y. Carpenter. Chas. D.
Agnees, Rufus burris.
End. Ward, George Mccall. William L. Heal.
George Leach. Peter J. Babcock, T. McCrea, @.
srd Ward, German D. Lincoln, John a Ora
ham, J. Winfield soots, VIM. n. Clayton, Jacob
Backus
4th Ward, John T. Davis, Alexander M.
Sparks, James y. Heal, James A. Anderson, OIL
ver II. Appleby, Edward Sharper.
H: Hcagland, J. r. Brown. John DilAhay, 8. L..
9Th Ward, Peter D. Ayars, Geo. W. Busl,, Geo.
v. Todd, Seth L Feastsr, VIM Q. Rain, Edw.
9Th Ward, philsmma chandler, Robert Loo,
VIM: 9. Bullock, James DANNY, Robert H. Jones,
'' ss1 w.sd. 3. p. Underwood, WIN. H. Baker,
Jasaea J: Reeve, John Runsr, Edmund Provost,
81 sth Ward. lib. Ferris. Jr, J.mes Lind, Aaron
W: Shaw. Benz. Mills, VIM. H. Furrough.
kens, Danl. +. Stewart. Jacob Lamplugh. Philip
Plunkett.
In the list by Wards, tie first person named IL
the vioe President Of the Committee for the
Mr.. Hastings declined to serve ~ Chairman,
sequently John H Graham was elected Chair
man. temporarily, and authorised to call tho
Committee together for organisation. Tho Com
mittse will fill any vacancies that may arise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
Leuislana aaa Texas.

InO NOW OrloAne xlcayune OF FE1QAy says
"Take whatever point Of view You please, the
future Of Louisiana looks strangely bright and
hopeful. Louisiana appears to have reached the
bottom Of her troubles and to be ON the ascent
again. There 10 no Disgusting or misunder-
standing 1t; the future looks strangely bright
and hopeful. Politically We may be considered
- having shaken OF our worst endorsements
financially both State and city arc improving,
and Alphabetically the news from every quarter
of the State IL cheering and resssuripg TO de-
gree almost unprecedented"
The Galveston News gives very fattering re-
ports in regard 70 the general condition Of A.
fairs in Texas. They are already eating roast
ing ears Of corn, and wheat, in many plsees
already harvested, turns ont fifty bushels 70 the
acre not infrequently. There il not 3 grass
hopper in the State, and the grain crop 10 I'D
vanoing in quantity upon cotton. Texnl staple
cotton, - Is we'll known, yields . bale and .
quarter an acre, and the prospect 80 far is most
promising. Cattle which used to bring but six
dollars head, now command twice Is much in
Texas, owing to the denser settlements by
which tho " range grass is reduced. The cattle
raiaers arc taking to the frontier. Almost per-
feet order reigns in Texas, and the population ia
probably 81, 225 600.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
LonGsyo0a Yearly Haect ing.

NTkREsTIN0 Observation-Disclosures AND DI1UU1
sIoNs Br LEADING fHNk1Rs AID PnooRsasmTs.
The Progressive Friends held their yearly
meeting At Longwood, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of last week. Chas. @. Ames, Of Ger
mantoxn, acted a. Clerk, and Sydney Pierce Cur
ts - Assistant. A set Of rules was adopted on
tho first day, limiting the heretofore unrestricted
discussions, and giving but ten minutes to each
speaker, at any one time. -,-, d.
The subjects discussed were, in general, tho
Claims OF Woman, Temperance, Health, and Re-
Ngion. Among those present, who took part In
tho proceedings were Rev. Jas. Freeman CLARKE,
OF Boston, who arrived on Friday morning. Rev.
Chas. D.: Amos, Oliver johnson. Francis D.
Gage, Rev. Mr.. Harrison, j. Williams
Thorne. John @. Jackson, Mary f. Eastman,
Rev. Mr. Pike, and others. On Friday morning
Rev. Jas. Freeman Clarke spoke with great
beauty and feeling in testimony 10
the character Of Miss Susan Dimmock.
Of Boston, . most accomplished lady,
who after q course Of thorough study n
this country and Europe, was prsnticine medi.
inc In Boston. bat, in voyage to Europe, vas
Loaf on the Schiller. In the afternoon OF the
same day, Mr.. Clark delivered an interesting
address on the theme "Christianity Ia n ~.
ginning or ending ?" which WAS followed BY gem.
eral discussion.
In discussing the Health question Mr.. DR.
Head OF this city spoke very acceptahlv, and tC
the general pleasure Of those present. Nrs
Pratt, OF Philadelphia, added decided daah oi
interest to the meeting.
There wa large attendance of psryons frou
this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

MAN 0oRED TO DEATH BY BULL-HIs NAME
KNOWN ONLY A. "JoaN."
On Thursday last, man employed on the
farm Of William Schloegle, near Landenbsrg,
Chester county, was gorsd to death by an infu-
rated bull He was engaged in carrying grain
through the barn yard when. for some unknown
cause the boil in the yard made rush ct him
his horns they penetrated his body tearing out
his intrAils. The unfortunate man lived but .
few minutes after the accident He wAs IN nm
married man who arrived from Germany about
two years ago, since which time lie has been iv-
ing with Mr.. Schloegle.
strange part OF the affair u that neither Mr..
Bchloegle nor any one else knew tho man by any
other name than that Of John," and not only
are ve unable to give any further name that
would identify him, but II 10 believed that he ia,
beyond that, entirely unknown In this country,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
The Eastern shore h, n

MEETING OF THE FIRST MoaToAaE DoNDAoLDnRo
-REroRT OF TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TEE
Road.
I On Wednesday Of Last week meeting Of the
frat mortgage bondholdsrs Of the Eastern Shore
R. R. (Del. n. R. extsnslon) WAS held 1t PhilA-
delphis. Hon. George n. Dennis submitted .
report Of the finances and condition Of the road,
allowing the total amount Of revenue SINCE De-
cember !, 1853. to April 80, 1875, TO have been
eAs, sO6. q operating expenses, $500, ITO AS !;
balance, 3l4S, 1876. 80. Debts were paid, leaving
balance Of e68l6.20. The receipts last year
wore e2l, 59S64 less than the previous year,
which was occasioned BY loss Of through freight
from Norfolk and the failure Of the fruit crop
The prospects this year are better. During the
last ten days over three hundred car loads Of
strawberries passed over tho road, and 6ns
peach business 10 anticipated.
About 81, 1879 have been paid In tho last
five years for the use Of cars, and the report
recommended the purchase OF cars for the road !;
s6,251.A are due on tho floating debt Of the
company, which has been arranged by notes
payable In 1879 and 1877. There IL another
amount Of S2,lt484 outstanding, $4,000 due
tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railway Company and e2l8, 900 overdue coupons
on e400, 900 first mortgage bonds mp to January
l, 1875. The report was approved, and . COM
mittee was appointed to purchase forty addition
al cars for tho road.
The completion Of the Atlantic Hotel on the
Worcester Beach. and the opening Of through
route between II and Baltimore via the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Co., arc expected to greatly
build up the passenger travel over the road.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
The Whirling SAW.

A SAWYER INsTANTLY KILLED AT TEE STEAM SAW
MILL or q. ". CAUSE.
A sad accident occurred at the steam saw
mill Of H. ". Cause, At the foot of West Erect,
on Tuesday, 1t 20 minutes past II O'Clock, by
which the foreman, George Templeman, Of the
mill waA instantly killed.
Mr.. Templeman had been ripping boards ct q
circular saw. when on pushing board through,
loose end wasscaught by the saw and whirlsd
with tremendous velocity. the end striking him
in the breast, killing him instantly. No abrx.
sion Whatever OF the akin was made by the blow,
neither did Mr.. Templsman breathe after he
WAS struck.
The deceased was about IS years Of ago, and
married about three months ago to his second
wife. He leaves no children.
The coroner has been notified and will hold
An inquest, this afternoon, ut 8 o'clock. ct the
residence Of the deceased, Ill West Monroe
street. 1