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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

Editors Calvert County Journal -
Yv~r ee.s.asQss ON my card demand
notice. The assertion "by an injured
citizen" that I had "only once visited
Plum Point is gross falsehood, and
you seem to have . very contracted and
limited idea Of editorial decorum and
responsibility to recklessly publish and
circulate such ISLANDERS effecting seri-
ously the character of individuals with
out due investigation and just grounds.
Why not make your complaints and
charges directly before those to whom
1 am responsible have not only Wis.,
tied the Point a. often as my duties re.
quired, but have landed and made spe.
cial inquiries on two occasions on shore,
and have had the assurance from at
least ten or dozen residents there that
no depredations had been committed on
the Plum Point bar since my Boat had
been in commission. Referring to my
card, you say, che astempts to explain
why he has not been able to render more
efficient SERVICE" &c. I made no at
tempt of the kind, but as l perceived
the venom exuding from your journal,
I placed the information and facts be-
fore the public, in order to guard them
and protect myself against just such
Misrepresentation as you have made,
and which forced you to disclaim and
retract in part the Wholesale charges
which were evidently calculated to in
duce those unfamiliar with the law to
believe that the State Fishery Force was
responsible for the depredations on
shore. This il the third occasion that
I have been the subject Of eensure and
unjust criticism in your paper, and I
can only see in il deliberate attempt
to traduce and injure me in public e..
timation from sinister and improper
motives, emanating, not from the Gin.
iured citizen" Of Plum Point bar, but
from members of . ring or clique Of
disappointed and misunderstanding poll
ticians.
Respectfully, &C.,
]. FoRRIsr.
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Wharf.-The market has cont aued without
animation all the week. Tie offerings ofSou,h-
ern have been very meagre. and prices have no,
varied materially since our last. The sales for
the week loot mp about 1000 bushels Southern,
as follows: 300 bushels fair to good Mary
land At ll5Si2o cents; 700 bushels inferior
Pennsylvania red a, llO@ll3l cents: 500 bush
els 60 cd do. at lie cents; l, 300 bushels prime
do At ll7@n73 cents; $500 bushels do. .,
lls cents; 200 bushels do. at ll736lls c:s.
CoRx-The market has been dull and heavy
since our last and prices have fallen OF slight
y. The receipts Of the week foot up ls,4ls
bushels Southern, - follows: 5000 bushels
good 10 prime white At 7G@77 cents, and 500
bushels prime NJ 70 cents; 500 bushels prime
yellow At 70 cents; 1900 bushels do. at 20
cents, and 900 bushels do. At 30 cents, the
latter delivered. Most of these lots were on the
track.
oArs-The sales foot up 10, 600 bushels. in
GLIDING the following 1000 bushels good Ma
ryland at &c cents; 700 bushels musiy at Is
cents.
RrE-Receipts about 900 bushels, with
sales in small lots reported, as follows 1900
bushels at 80 to loo cents; 400 bushels at loo
C1lol cents.
TonAcco-Thcre 10 no change TO note in prices.
The marke, for all descriptions has been ex-
oeedngly quiet all thu week
I'D II a.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Lts Eoanu GutIIES.
The con tents Of The Briiish Quarterly Review,
Scott Pu6ishlne Co, Il Barclay SsreSs, NesI
York, are 70 follows:
]. Paparchy and Nationality.
III. Cox's History Of Greece.
ILL., The Adornment u ST. Paul's.
Nv. The Bibles Place in . Science Of Reli.
V. Early Christian Inscriptions Of France.
VI. The Grevil!e Memoirs.
VII Europe and Peace.
VIII. Erasmus-his Character.
Contemporary Literature.
The periodicals. reprinted BY The Leonard
Scott Publishing Co. al Barclay Street, n.
" are as follows: The London Quarterly,
Edinburgh, Westminster, and British Quarter.
~ Reviews. and Blackwood's Magazine. Price
s. year for any one. or only SIS for oil, and
the Postage Is prepaid BY the Publishers,
BALLors MoxrBlY MAGAZINE ron MARCH,
We have received the March number of Ballou
Magazine, ard fud Il - interesting as ius,ruc
i've and useful as ever. For the price Bal
LOUIS Magazine is the beet In the country, as i
has something TO suit every taste Love stories
SEA yarns, adventures, and poetry, engraving.
Of merit, and those Of . comic nature. TIL,
March number is unusually attract Pub
lishtd by Themes h Talbot, SO Brsm6eid Street
Boston. and for sale ~ all the periodical depou
in the country.
The Maryland Ploughman aud Chesapeak,
Granger is the title Of new monthly devoted
10 the interests Of the farmer and published q, An
napo!is BY E. 5. Riley, Jr. / Co, at the Low
price OF 81 90 per annum. The Granger /,
very handsomely gotten up, is edited will
ability. aud especially coumends itself TO III,
Order Of Patrons Of iIushandry. to whose in
'cres,s j, is principally devoied. The low pric,
OF sub scriplicn places il within the reach Of all
and We prvdic, for II q large circulation amon5
the Order ie ST. Msry's
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4ses3. k3i3oss 81 assume Il to Be
. universally conceded fra, that for the
dem0czatic party TO run more than one
candidate for the State Senste, would
have no other eject than to insure the
election Ola Republican to that high and
responsible position In view therefore
Of the di6calty Of making . selection
among the several prominent gentlemen
IAN Of whom deserve -wen Of the par.
ty) announced through your columns,
that would be likely to give entire sat
isfacticn, ] beg leave to suggest the
name Of RoBT. c. Conss, Esqr., - one
around whom ell democrats may rally
without regard to former personal pre-
fefences and with the assurance that il
viii rebound to the interest Of the dem
oczatic party in the future. The emf
nent fitness Of Mr.. Combs for the posi-
ton, his high personalcharacterand his
devotion to democratic principles, viii
make him, as I believe, acceptable to
all Indeed, / know of NO gentleman
that comes more fully up to the require
ments Of the occasion and will be more
warmly supported BY the people.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18


HsmAsD Or Iez1S0 con1ns-'
0.-Ons pro- ~ asshahsa the
mod q sOs1 ies q his fsst n
az. 90 -: :. -
u Loo,..rss. c.-t = -.
m.na.r ..s.:-.ssar---.,;.;-..
n.h.e d;.t-....s u.Ia.h..-a.
= farm $40. - $50: -
there r,o,,,..- .-s -
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t;ne in . .,r,4-.<< -. -....-;. -
,hs h...l. -,
m =.
r..a...,nH.~.A.L
-. -.-.-
~ my Py s'
win not amount more than forty or
forty-five centst the dollar. The
Commissioners q not seem to hare
thought Of sndoyorine to force the
plunoefens OF oank 70 oisgorge
'neif booty.
The House q Representatives re.
fpaed. BY = sokf =. 10 lOa, 10 second
the demand Tor 4s previous question
on resoiutacn, c0ered oy M. Speer,
declaring the eiettlon OF President
.-.;.. - An A. r..
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g..
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FOREST LAND,
26 l-2 acres.

more or less.
The above 10 . very desirable little
farm. beautifully located 10 the First
Election District Of Saint Mary's county.
Immediately on St. Jerome's Creek. aud
extending to the Three Notched road
parallel with aud in sight Of which runs
the Southern Maryland Railroad (nc.rly
eraded) from Washington City to Point
Lookout. and distant from the latter place
about eight miles St. Jcrome's Creek
is noted for its enc oysters. which grow
here in great quantities. aud offers ready
facilities for the shipment Of tho sane.
aud Of the product Of the land. &c.
The farm 10 we'll fenced. the soil good
aud in high state Of cultivation. with an
abundance Of timber. aud has upon il .
comfortable DWELLING. q TENANT
HOUSE and the necessary OUT-BUlLD-
INGS in good repair; there il also .
young ORCHARD Of choice fruit in full
bearing.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash on the day Of sale-the
residue in two equal installnents. to be
paid in twelve aud eighteen months. the
same to bear interest from the day Of sale
and TO be secured by the notes of the pur.
chaser with such security ~ the Trustee
shall approve.
J. PARRAN CRANE.
Trustee.
Feb 1S, 1S75-h.
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feelings and social fights u my en-
race. Ny connection With the Anglo
Saxon race 10 of far more saGked char.
acter than that which binds me 10 your
people. The Civil Rights bin il tie
most unfortunate law that could ever
be enacted for your race. See to Il
that none Of your race abuse its pnvi-
leges. IL II unfortunate for you, be-
cause il forces every man who loves
his family and his blood to sever his
political connections with you. You
have been FIRE in the winter and shade
in the summer for the white people OF
this country, and al the better impul-
ses Of their nature calls upon them to
defend you in your proper sphere and
station; but we can never receive you
onterms Of socialequaEty. Youmay call
it foolish pride, you may call itground-
less prejudice, but the God who made
u both placed il there, our subsequent
education nurtursd it, and al our na-
ture, al our associations have implan-
ted in us the principle that it il not
right, proper or Just that the Anglo
Saxon and African races should uhingle
together on terms Of social equality.
The delivery of Mr.. Glenn through
out, was cool, calm and deliberate, and
notwithstanding the frequent applause
he was greeted with, he evinced no ex-
citement whatever. Heclosedhisspeech
amidst the loudest demonstration of
applause that we have ever known IN
any assemblage.
Order being restored, Major ]. II.
Foote, of Wilkes, arose and said: "Mr.
Speaker, endorse all that has been said
BY my friend Mr.. Glenn" Here the
excitement became more intense than
ever, and the applause from every part
of the house knew no bounds. Extreme
Republicans assembled in squads of two
and three in the Hobbies and seemed to
caucus rapidly and incoherently.
Order was finally restored, and Major
Foote proceeded:
In the last campaign, when it was
charged by my opponents that We were
in favor of the Civil Rights bill then
before Congress, stated on all occas-
Aouos ou INC AuStAlSS duu III private,
that I did not believe our friends of the
North would force that abomination
ucon the people of the South-nay,
further, stated that if they did, I
could not, nor would not give my sup
port to the party that passed such an
unfair and unrighteous restriction upon
the white or Anglo-Saxon race. Mr.
Speaker, say SO now, that If the Sem
ate of the United States concur with
the action of the House and this bill is
made the law of the land, I would not
be true to my constituents to cooper
ate with them longer. The colored peo-
pie of the South have always, and have
now my greatest sympathy, and this is
one great reason why I should oppose
the measure. It can do them no good,
it may do them great harm. I know
not what course my friends may take,
but I speak for myself. and my noble.
honest, mountain constituency, when
say in terms not to be mistaken, in the
language of one of our greatest states
men, "sink or swim, live or die, survive
or perish" sever my connection with
any party that forces such obiectiona-
bic and destructive restrictions upon the
people of the South.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

The FAcrsIN THE ARKANSAS CASE
The recent Arkansas Message of Presi-
dent Grant, which was described BY the
moderate and sober.minded Thurman,
as Extraordinary" and BY the entire
press Of the country, Journals in re-
ceipt Of government pay excepted,) as
brutally menacing the rights and indi-
viduality Of all State governments and
as usurpatory and revolutionary, justi-
fes the mention Of the antecedent facts
connected with the case. These will
be found substantially as follows In
1872, the Clayton Powell faction, to
which the President had allied himself,
counted in Baxter and counted out
Brooks, the man whom the President now
proposes tomake Governor of Arkansas.
The President approved that act, the
same vote giving him the electoral
support of the State. A year Ia
ter, the Baxter government, although
Republican in politics, was found to be
in sympathy with the people of the
State, and refused to do the bidding of
the Clayton faction that placed it in
power. The plant Brooks, . renegade
Democrat, was sought out BY the same
faction that counted him out of Office
the year previous, and seized BY force
the State government. The President
was again appealed TO and responded,
after mature dehberation, BY issuing .
proclamation commanding his friend
Brooks and his forces to dispense, and
recognizing Baxter, with the under
standing, that a convention would Be
called and new constitution submitted
to the vote of the people. This was
done, and the present constitution of
the State adopted by seventy thousand
majority, and the present Garland State
government elected BY a majority half
as great. For the purpose, possibly,
of getting up pretext for Federal
interference, q committee Of the House
of Representatives went to Arkansas
and investigated. and their report,
written by Judge Poland, who has
never been accused of conservatism.
distinctly alleges that the elections
were fair; that the State has q re-
publican form Of government, and good
order everywhere prevails. This il the
State and this the character of the peo-
pie and government, a. described BY
an advanced Radical, that President
Grant proposes to supplant. The mes
sage can have no other meaning than
the Inauguration Of . series Of revolu-
tiouary measures intended to destroy
the individuality Of the Southern States
and indeed Of all States whose Electoral
Colleges it may be found necessary to
Decree IN tie Presidential election Of
Of &c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18
MARRIED.

At the Cathedral, Baltimore, at - o'clock,
m. on Monday, the 9Th instant, by the Rev.
Father Starr, Mr. T. ]. MOORE. proprietor Of
the st. Charles Hotel. Port Tobacco, Nd. to
Miss LUCY A. GREENW ELL. of this county.
On the same day, BY The Rev. Father Cha.
pe'la, at 81. Ioseph's Parsonage. Mr.. JAMES
y. HOOPER, Of Baltimore, TO Miss ELENORA
NUTHALL, formerly Of this county.
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Two and a half acres,

more or less.
The above described land 10 the sane
which formerly belonged to the late Chas
Hayden and Of which Elizabeth A. Hay +.
den died scised and possessed. and 10
valuable chiefly ~ location for the mer-
camille busincss. the Baltimore aud Wash.
ingson steamers touching 1t the Wharf
searly every day during the season. and
the citizens for miles around. generally.
meeting the same-tbe wharf being .
point from which large quantities Of pro-
duee are shipped.
This little tract Of land lies between the
farms Of Samuel Hayden. Esq and Mrs.
Ann n. Fary. and wosld be 40 scquisi.
ton to either. There 10 Dvelling House
on the premises. bat in consequences of
being unoccupied for soEe time, it 10
much out Of repair.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash on the day Of sale-ths
balance to be paid in twelve months. to
be secured BY the note Of The purchaser.
With security to be approved BY the Trus.
tee. and to bear interest from the day Of
sale.
J. PARRAN CRANE.
Trustee.
Feb Is. lS75-hs
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FOR TIE ORPHANS COURT.

Messrs Ediiors-The many friends Of
Mr. Il. g. ABEL. Of 81 loigoes' dis-
srics. desire him 70 be casdidate for the
Orphans Cosrt. and feel assured that his
persoeal Integrity and universal popular.
ity uill assure bis election.
Feb Is, 1875
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

Measfs Editors-Plesss sansoDes Mr.
JAMES r RLLICOrT. e 81. Isigoes'
district. - candidate fss sest u the
ssxs Hsoss u Delegates. as6 ~ sAss Be
win b warmly sspPesssd By
f.b 10. ls75s May Iricsas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

New and large stock Of Win
ter Goods at exceedingly low
prices at the Big Brown Store,
Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

rE G-The choicest In the world
9e1Simporters pr,ces-Largest COM
pany 10 America-siaple anticipates every
body-Trade continually iucreasing-Agenis
wanted every where-bcsi inducements-don't
waste time-send for Circular 10 RosERr WELLS,
- vesey ST., n. Y, p. .. Box 1887.
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COMMUNICATED.

Editors Of Beacon Il sent on the 3rd
Of February the enclosed communication
to the Editors of the Calrert Journal
and as they have suppressed it, will you
have the kindness to publish it?
J. FORREST.
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incorporated In ls49 with authority 10 confer
degrees, and endowed by the State 81 Maryland
in lse0. The College is beautifully situated in
a grove, within the city limits. on a LOFTY emf
nence that commands view OF the country.
the city. and river and bay for many miles
The College has good library, chemical and
philosophical apI 'aratus, cabinets Of minerals.
medals. coins. gems &c, and the course Of in
strurtion is thorough. Board and tuition $3.50
per annum.
n. C. BROOKS, Ii. D., President.
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Notice of Estray.
St. Mary's County. to Viz:

St. Mary's County. to ~i::
= thereby certify. that on this l2.h day
Of February. in the year 1875. James
Burch, Of Sc. Msrys eoue,y. bro right be-
fore me. the subscriber. one Of tho JUS
tees Of the Peace in and for said couaty,
% Estrsys. trcspsssiag spoa the enelo-
sures Of which he 10 agent. in Charlotte
Hall District. seven white and black spot
ted SHOATS, without ear marks.
Given under my hand.
II. CLAY DENT. ]. p.
NOTICE owner or owners Of
the above described property are hereby
notified to come for ward. prove property.
paw charges aud take the same away on OF
before the 18th day Of NAY next. ether
wise the same will be soll according to
lag.
JAMES BU2Cu.
Feb ls. 1855.
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rHE MARVEL THE WORLD

Tn. N Nv FL Ut uHE WOWID-
j Bethesda Water.-tt has restored
thousands from the brink Of the grave: gi-c,.
health and strength TO those deemed beyond
the reach Of all ne'icsl science, ard turned tho
path OF sfHir,ion TO one Of happiness In tho
blessings within us virtues q cures the dead
~ Brigh,'s disease and Diabetes; sradica,es alI
diseases OF the kidneys; restores the urinary or
gans TO strength and power-in = word, il is q
natural restorer Of health. and has performc
the most wonderful and miraculous cures Of any
known specific on the glshe. Address. for cir
en'ars. &c., CAPT. EUGENE r. HENDIY,
Waukesha, Wis.
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ENIGMAS

am composed Of % letters.
My 2, 8, 8 h domestic fowl.
My 10, IL, Is II . kind of grain.
Ny 2, %, 81, Is, 1Sisausefulanimal.
Ny IA, IL, 5, =, "a, % il Quaker.
Ny 25, ., Il il IN abbreviation of .
title.
My Is, 4 8, 6 10 . kind Of drink.
My ! 10 . vegetable.
Ny 20, Is, q d where Cain found
his wife.
Ny whole = . mans name.
] am composed Of 81 letters.
Ny Is. IL, 10, 3 h . useful animal.
Nv /, S, 9, 4 Is u not sraite.
Ny 10, Il 81 il used about . boat
Ny ii, 6. 8, 90 ID the name Of . lady.
Ny g. s, Il, i what most men do.
Nv /, IL, 10 = somethingnuch used
Ny l6. Il 8, 2, 30 ought to bsin ev-
cry family.
NY q, Il "a 3 i what cannot be
dispensed vsth. :.
Ny l6. 81, n 6 5 . Troublesome 10
fArmerA
Ny whele = . notorious thief.
Mechanicssille, Nd
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orpAsss' csst
flnpE:REpI
" z Alvey, !
late of ~ NaryI
She Rotieereqd
ss~ditors 20 eI
shs SAME he |
Successive wed
Test:
Register |
Inpursuaac|
give notice th|
Orphans Con |
letters Of adm
tate Of James 81
ceased Ali n
the said decd
exhibit the ss
attached ther{
before the 81
viii otherwi}
benefits oftl
Indebted to /
make i'm nee |
Der.
Feb II. 1871
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Trustees Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

HY virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit
ID Cour, for Saiu, Mary's County. sit.
ting in Equity. passed in cause in which
William NJ. While and wife are Com
p'ainan,s and Eugene Hiegs and wife.
VIM. II. Hayden aud others are Defen.
dan,s. and bearing date Of the 18th day
Of February. in the year 1875. she IN.
dersigned. % Trustee. will offer At pub-
lie auction. at the Court House door in
Lconsrdtown. on
Tuesday, the 10th of March,
1875.
between the hours Of and 1 o'clock. D
m. that tract or parcel Of land, called
aud known No
PART BASnFORD"
OR
"SALT.wORKS,"
situated Immediately at Chaptico Wharf.
on the Wicomieo river. in Chaptico Dis
trict Of st. Mary's county aud containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18
Trustees Sale
of Valuable
Real ESTATE

DY vistue Of decree 81 the CSresie
D Court for Ssist Mays Cosssy. ct
ting IL Equity. passed ia easse 10 which
Joha L foxsell and wis IRE Ceaplsis-
ants and John " Lnsby and others are
Defendants. and Soaring date Of the 18th
day Of February. in the year 1873. the
sndersisned. q Trustee. viii e6ss d
pshlie ssssios. d The Cesrs Hesss door
in Leouafdtovn. %
Tuesday, the 18th of March.
1875.
betvees the kouss Of and ( o'clock. p.
n. the tracts o. parcels Of lasds. of whiea
the late james b. Lssby died srised soa
possessed, called and known b. the Nance
Of
Pt. East Manor,
containing
: l2s acres.
more Of LEES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

Chet,p
I WILL ", nd
llIi acres. \
in 81. Mad
"En6clds.
estate, CO.
per acre.
Two swamp
the 6rst cd
other 40 4
TKRMs--tl
one, Two eG
To suit pd
scrc lots IL 4
DR.. II
Feb 4. IL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

In pursuan
give notice N
phans' Court
letters testaii
Of Chapman
ceased. All
the said der
hibit the sau
tached therct
fore the 2lst
otherwise by
efts OF the
ted TO the 4
immediate pa
Jan IL, ISL
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