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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03
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CEDAR POINT. every other Monday;
LEONARpTOWN, a. a. "Wednesday;
HEAD OF THE BAY, every other Thur dag and
Friday;
CHApTiCo, every ether Saturday and Monday;
ABkLLS STORE, Medley's Neck. every osker
Tuesday and Wednesday morning:
WATTS STORE. 81 Georges, every ether
"Wednesday evening and Thursday.
Eugene 10 by Revenue, dam Fanny Fern, by
imported Glencoe, and 10 the sire a. John MezTi.
man, Derby and other noted hcrsss.
Tsasa-$iS, discAarged by % " p~id On a
hese's the 81 day of Jane Grucm ke 30 csnss.
J. FRANK SMITH.
April 10. 1871 -.
Pains In the Back fpias.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
.THEOPHILUS HARRISON,
Mortgagee.
JAS. II. WILSON, Atty. for Mortgage,
April IL, l677-ts.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
]. Simms Fenwick,
Assignee,
Joanna Barnes ct al.

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's
county, sitting as Il Court of Equity.
No. 45l N. E.
nRDERED this 10th day of April,
" 1877, that the sale made and re-
ported BY Jos. +. Morgan, Attorney, in
this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shoxu
on or before the 2nd Mopday Of May,
1877; provided copy Of this order Be
published in the st. Mary's BEACON,
once week for three successive weeks
prior to the said 2nd Monday Of May.
The Report states that the land soId
for $50. ......-.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True c"Pv-Test
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
April l2, lS77-3w.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
UNITED STATES In rERsAL REVENUE.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF LoUTs1ANA.
New Orleans. August is, 1877.
This office having been informed that certain
persons are visiting the places OF business Of
mercha nts and dealers in this city, and assuming
to exercise the powers OF revenue officers. In
demanding to see the special tax stamps OF
such dealers, and attempting to levy black
mail. by offers of compromise. the public
is hereby advised that the revenue off,
cars of this district bear their author
ity with them, and are instructed to ex-
hibit the same whenever called for. Any person
who cannot show his authority to make such
visitation and demand should be treated as an
imposter. JOHN COCKREM,
au173t Collector District of Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
ASSOCIATION ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

Persons wishing to apply for membership in
this association are notified that printed forms
for that purpose can be had ON application to
the undersigned, or Mt the DEMOCRAT business
office, or to Capt. N. r. N. ROBINSON, City At
torneys Office. City Hall. Applicants and others
will please inclose their communications to
Postoffice Box No. 1885, addressed to the Assn-
oiation Arnov NJ Tanpeasen 5ae
"itttioh ~ ny vi '"hHo0""V. fJs1~A
The requirements are to have served hohor@
ably in the Confederate army, south OF Virginia
and east Of the Mississippi river till honorably
discharged or paro ed, to have enlisted from
Louisiana. or to have served as above from an
other State and to be resident of Louisiana at
this time. "
JAMES LINGAN,
First Vice President Acting President.
JNo. G.. GoLD1Na Secretary. aus wv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
SOUTHERN NEWS.
LOuf siana.

Two prisoners escaped from the st.
John Jail last Wednesday, but were
recaptured during the week.
A new mail route has been established
between Keatcbil, DeSoto parish, and
DeBerry, Pamela county, Texas.
The editor of the Mansfield Reporter
says he travelled TIL ough $50 miles OF
cotton plantations and saw worms on
only one place.
Crabs are snow being caught in the
Mississippi river. in st. John the Bap-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

Passengers for St Louis and the Northwest
are reminded that the only sleeping car line
running through from New Orleans without
change Is via Mobile and the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad This old and popular line has re-
introduction of sleal rails on its entire length,
is stone ballasted and. consequently. free from
dust, and has an equipment second to no road
in the South. Close connection is made at
Corinth and Humboldt for all points East only
me change to .a.W I1.A and EASTERN cities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
Gen'l Quotations. Elk. @.

The demand was confined to few buyers four
of whom participated In The business noted above.
All concurred in reporting that they had bought
Mt easier prices, showing further falling of OF
10, but that in several cases factors refused the
ruling rates, adheribg to their previous position.
II was evident, however, that others were willing
to meet the demand more freely. The receipts
included bales OF new crop, one OF which, by rail,
not manifested until TO. day, we noticed yester-
day.
The dispatches reported Liverpool dull and
easier, but not quotably lower with sales OF only
5000 bales, and arrivals easier; Havre dull, with
it's quotations for low middlng, afoat, reduced
franc, and New York steady at yesterdays quota
tions for spots and lower for futures, which at
noon were quoted at decline Of 2-10006-lO0c,
ana closed at net reduction OF 8 1OOg9lV0c III
Augusts and Septembers. 10-lOO0lz.lOOe In oc-
tobers to Februarys and 5-10O@9-1O0c In later
months.
The Exchange makes The amount on shipboard
not cleared 633 bales, embracing $40 for Liver
pool and 10 for coastwise ports leaving IN presses,
agreesbly to Its account At ~ M, 1922 I oa'es'
At noon to-day Middlng was quoted 81 raves
ton at i054c; at Mobile at 1870: at savannah al
lie; at Charleston at lie: at wilmington 81 nc;
at Norfolk at 1910; at Baltimore at iZao; 81
Memphis at 1870; at Augusta at lie; AZ Phils-
delphia at III, at Cincinnati at lie, and at
The Exchange reports: SALES 525 bales. De-
The worlds visible supply was set down at
1s73 6s7 bales, against 1,941 $50 last week and
1'972 6ss last year, showing decrease, compa cd
with Iaat year, Of 80 001 bales, against lis, 800
last week and l29, Az the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1s7S-Dales .... 29.377
Arrived since last Statement.... 81
Arrived previously 1886, pot 1856 ,224
1415.611
Cleared to-day none -
Cleared previously 49,, OGG-l 1872 ,DG6
Stock on hand and ON ship
board, not cleared ........... 23y545
Same time last year........... 3O0S
Receipts proper since last evening q bales
against % On last Saturday and "a last year.
making an aggregate since August 81, Of l. 1911 299
bales, against 1,4l6.3 91 last year-decrease 1885,,
092.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL m. yes erdsy to II N. TO-
day 262 bales, against 1886 last week and $50
last year. Total since August 81, 1899. 1856 bales
against 4,108,352 up to FRIDAY noon, August IL,
last year-decrease l67 ,467 bales.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain 900 bales,
against none last week and 20f0 last year. and TO
the Continent none, against 425 last week and
none last year.
ocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
IL Ms 1856 779 bales, against 152, 269 last week and
133.f u last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

MEssRs. NJ L. BYRNE Co. have finished their
stock taking and are advertising the balance OF
their summer goods at prices that cannot fail
to attract the attention of the ladies, who are
always on the lookout for bargains In the way
of dry goo is. On Monday they WIN open an
cents yard, besides several cases OF new fall
calicoes,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
COW M EMCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Evening, August 10, 1877,

Haturday Evening, August 10, 1877. J
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands, unless otherwise stated In Filing
small orders higher prices are paid.
COrTON-The sales to-day summed up 572
bales at easier prices, In accordance with which
and the general tone OF the market we make u
pretty general reduction OF Ac in our quotations.
We give also the figures and report OF the Ex-
change as below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

stocks continued dull
State Consols advanced a u cent, aud Premi-
nm Bonds Ad1M, the frmer closing at 1874
@781,, and the later at 325sD33.
City scrip was quoted st 50@52 for 1875
issues. Nothing WAS reported in 1874 and 1876.
Haf-Paid City Coupons ruled at 36s4 03S, and
State Warrants at 90d021s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

Il NJ. T.. Byrne & Co. will open another choice
line of embroiueriss, at ten cents a yard, on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, [
Saturday Evening, August IS, 1877. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

OFFIDE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Evening, August 10, 1877. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
August IS . a5ssTiis III II ,l Bals ss Fl
Same time last week. 6t8,182 II 862i4 10
Total last week. ..... 5876o20 80 Gl5.462 05
Total week before al. 4,424,Ogo 81 744,56 "a
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard, Manager
Of The N. Q. Clearing House, for the following
port Of the condition Of the associated banks at
the close Of business, Friday, August II:
RESOURCES.
Specie ...................4 S28O,U73 81
Currency. ..................... 2,y5l. 563 To
Clearing House exchanges. ,...... 500, 11e az
Checks on other local banks and H..
bankers .....t....ts..... lU,S91 W
Domestic and foreign exchange =. 1874 Ol8 SO
Due from distant banks and bankers 259,472 81
Loans and discounts .............. II, 613 08l 80
Other cash assets ....4........... 3,462,754 Sc
s21,O27. $40 10
LIABILITIES
Circulation. ........s............. sI1itll1 bO
Dep0Su6 Il,llt,55o
Due distant banks and bankers.... 1,556 $40 69
Other cash liabilities ............. 4B4. 426 81
$685., 1Os 10
Compared with last week:
Increase. Decrease
Specie. ............... SIS 900 ......
Currency ................ $4,000 .......
L0ans, ........... ........ -.,... btu,uuU
Deposits, .......4.......-. ...... 3eo,Vuu
The demand for Money was Of fair extent to-
day, both in bank and on the street, and commei-
cial paper was without further quotable variation
Under the decline in Gold at New York, Gold
gave way Mc and Foreign Exchange ~ for ster-
ing. The movement in the former WAS fair, bu
scarcely anything was reported In the latter,
New York Sight was unchanged. Stocks con-
tinued dull. Meeting witt somewhat better
demand State uonsols advanced a per cent and
Premium Bonds l401as. Scrip, Coupons and
State Warrants ruled at about previous rates.
We learn that the Administrator Of Finance
will receive bids for sale TO the city of 5000, 900
more Premium or Old City Bonds and $4,000
Wharf Improvement Bonds.
We continue TO quote: Exceptional commercial
paper as ~ cent per annum discount; Al do
i0N11; second grade do 12D15; eolatera loers
SOLO; Al mortgages SOTO, and seeond grade do
Gold opened at 105A@105L. against 1861 at
New York, and after fair business closed
at tO51s11055s, against 1867 in that market.
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing $4,000
al 1864 $4,000, 10000 and $4,000 at 1861, $40 900
at 1055s@1O51s and $4,000 at 1851
but was without quotable variation for francs.
The only sale OF sterling was f1200 bank at
oil.
Nothing was reported in francs.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at $685.
0o1061s for bill OF lading and AL clear, and "a
5lUL. for bank (bank counter rate --0D511),
and francs at --0D4DGL for commercial and
nominal for bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
were confined to 600 commercial at n ~ cent
premium, and SO, 900 private bank ers' at Il.
The banks continued to check on New York al
| LGbaa VI cent premium. and commercial sight
was still quoted at H@3-16.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
GO sirTu.

Between 10 and next October. when
the extra session Of Congress com
mencss. President Hayes has a fine op
portunity to PAY a visit to the South.
Few Of his predecessors have made q
Journey through that section during
their terms Of office. and Mr.. Hayes
G .ull distinguish himself in this rspect.
and Ray the people Of the South a visi,
which might have q very beneficial Fl.
feet. An ly johnson swung arousd the
circle, and other Presidents have passed
through tho North and West. shaking
hands, making speeches. and receiving
the plaudiis Of an enthusiastic and "a
,orable constituency. but the South has
generally been treated as an iil.favored
acquaintance not pleasant to admit into
too great familiarity. II al drst pro-
posed that this extra session should meet
in June. and the President promised
a visit to Richmond, Virginia. o. soon
ns the session should be concluded. bot
being deferred till October. ample time
Is now given for a visit not only to Rich
mond. but to the entire South before
the session commences. lie could wish
all the cities and principal points Of in
terest in those recently rebsliious States.
not forgetting South Carolina and
Louisiana. meet and confer with the rep
Preventative men. and f~ratsrnize fully
with the people everywhere.
His would b a mission Of peace and
good will. and no could personally a..
certain and observe tho effect Of his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
NEVADA ITEMS.

In another column mention Is made oI
q promising body Of gray carbonate orr
| encountered in the Defiance. ON Saturday
last. Since then thirty-five tons hav,
been shipped To the furnaces, and As much
more remAiss on the dump OF the SAINT
character. all from the same "find." Il
has opened out since We viewed IL on Sun
day last and L. liable 10 exceed all antici
pations. Mr.. Thomas, who has the fur
naces In charge, IL now perfectly centent
not only being satisfied with the quality oi
the ole. but also that the body encountered
will prove listing Wari R.fcr.
The Eureka Sesi;s.i o. the nth instant,
says We understand that several miners
In this district aro preparing to make
shipments Of ore to San Francisco. Mr..
williams. who was lately here. made lib
eral offers for ores rich In lead. and
miners who have given the subject aiten-
ton arrive at tho conclusion that IL will
bc money in their pockets to send certain
classes u ores 10 the Bay.
The Austin Rsrsilic says That Professor
Frank Stewart Is going to lecture in Elko
on Terrestrial phenomena, or the install
l~ifsrous qualification OF the mineral re-
sources Of the mines and ore-bodies Of the
true assure veins In the Palezoic era of
dolomits formstions Of Elko county" II
will be sery interesting-to those who can
under.tand ii.
The Reno Journal 81 May 18th has this (:
A salt-caks has been discovered. IL IL
said. In tho neighborhood Of Wadsworth.
This, II true. will guarantee a reduction Of
twenty-five per cent. In the cost Of making
glass, as compared with the cost % the
PennsylvaniA glass works. Our Truckco
folks propose TO make use Of 1t.
Multitude " passed through town yes
teniay on his Spring trip with q string Of
oxen and wagons q mile-or less-long.
This crack Of his whip soundedlike a Fourth
Of July cannon. and the hills resounded
with the s~onorousn,s % his ''gce Buck"
-Ear,ka .Ss.ti-,i.
Several papers in Nevada arc Offering 10
sell their bills against tho Democratic
State Central Committee cheap for cash.
Tho winnsmuecA Siirsr Slate saws that no
part Of Tilden's "bar'l Of money" ever
reached the sagobrush country.
The town Of Eureka. Nevada, was in
corporatcd by the last Legislature, but the
newly elected municipal officers refuse to
qualify. and Eureka will hardly take ON
metropolitan airs this season."
The total shipments from the opening
Of the Leeds mine, February nth. until
May 2d. amounted tn S9C,iia ". OF which
sa7,ii2 ~ was On April account. -Ea'ska
Rspabiicas.
The Ward R.a.r says that another cupel
furnace is being built IN that camp. Ward
has excellent prospects.
The Res.s Rirsr Hscsiiis attained it, four
tenth birthday on the 18th instant.
Eureka. Nevada, is now lighted by gas.
The people are happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
A Visit to the Remnant Of Captain
lacks Band.

The Modocs. you will remember. have
been In the Nation but little over three
years, 30 you will perhaps, be somewhat
inclined 10 doubt the truth OF statements
I shall make in regard to them. When
they had been here long enough to be-
coms partially accustomed to their new
life, all the children Of the tribe under
twenty were taken from their homes and
placed at the Quapaw Mission School.
under charge Of Asa Tuitls and his wife.
The school opens overy Fall and con-
tinues In session until the following
June. The children remain there with
out visiting home until the close OF the
school.
visited the school when the children
had been there q year. and found almost
all the older OF the Modos children able
TO read and spell remarkably we'll, every.
thing considered. Many OF them have
been converted to Christianity. among
them bogus Charley" head chief Of
the tribe. Some time ago l heard him
speak to the children Of the public
schools OF this city. He told them that
he never ceased to thank God that his
people had been brought here that
they were happy here. and were learn
ing to get good that they were all sorry
for the deeds that they had done before
they came, and never wanted TO commit
such acts again. but that they wanted to
live in peace always.
A few weeks ago l sttsndsd what 10
you would doubtless be n novelty-an
Indian Sabbath School. | was accom-
panied by General Buttsrfeld. Of Kan
sas City. who. like many others, WA
something Of nm unbslisver In regard
to the progress the Modoc children had
made. but before he had been long In
tho house. and when he heard them
singing SOME beautiful hymns. his un.
belief was swept away.
The Modoc people arc not lazy. Most
Of the men raise small crops OF corn,
potatoes aud such things, Of their own,
while many assist in cultivating the
home farm. They make bows and mr.
rows, baskets, mats, etc., which they
bring into town to sell or exchange. not
for whisky. for they are not q whisky
drinking people, but for such articles M
conduce to their welfare. A q t,ibe
they are partially self-supporting.- Bar
Ter Springs (kdS,J Corr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
How to Beat the Silver Men.

II Is reported from Washington that
the Treasury authorities are alarmed
about the CROWN; strength Of ssnti-
ment In some Western States in favor
Of making silver coin n universal legal
tender. They fear that Congress, at the
extra session, will 10 moved to pass a
silver bill. lin direct antagonism to the
policy laid down by the Treasury De-
partmcnt." Now then. II the Treasury
Department has a policy, a real. definite
and positive policy looking to speedy
resumption. All will let tho country
know II. and know that the siministra-
ton means business. We have not the
least fear OF the silver people. But IL
the Treasury means to drift. or to re-
sumo ON the sly. so to speak. or to trifle
with the question and put il of. then
we think the silver people may prove
troublesome.
II is Whispered about Wall street that
Secretary Sherman has lately begun TO
think OF disseminating" gold y a
msan toward resumption. lie has now,
We believe. only i've millions Of gold,
and II he really means to buy gold
enough TO redeem legal tenders. then he
Is giving the silver men about rs good q
chance NJ they want; for IL the Secrs-
tary goes on n wild goose chase tho sil-
Yer people will beat him. We trust
there il no truth in the report. II the
Administration wants authority from
Congress TO issue n four per cent. bond
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
TrlEaRApHIc saNI1IEs.


The New York Times il bitterly opposed
70 rsmonetxing silver.
A movement In favor Of ex-president
Lerdo Ia expected In Mexico.
Periro Diax was i~naugurated President
Of Mexico on Wednesday, May I'd.
The flibustering scheme to capture 30
nora. South America. has beed revived.
Large quantities Of grain and other ar
tieles OF food are being sent to Europe.
The Attorney General has returned tho
papers 10 Tweed. and declines to release
him.
Iauiaue, Peru, was destroyed BY earth.
quake on Thursday. the 10th OF tho pres
emit month.
Ex.Pre~idcnt Grant held . reception Of
the Philadelphia Union League House last
Saturday afternoon.
At Crsednoor. last Saturday. . Brook
lyn ride team was victorious over the a.
nous New York team.
Prentice Milford will deliver . free lee
ture this evening In New York on the
| Chinese In California.
In southwestern Louisiana 10000 logs
| cut from government lands have beer
seized by the United States authorities.
The object Of VIM. II. vanderbiltis trip
| TO Europe IL the establishment OF Q l oi
steamers between New York and Europe
Specie shipments to Europe from New
| York last Saturday amounted 10 81 600,
900, Of which Siii 900 were silver bari
| and the remainder gold.
At the Lexington races last saturds,
| Dradamonte won the Phoenix Hotel stakes
aud Leonard won the Longfsllow stakes
Both Tenbroek and Aristades will prsba'
bly, appear before the present season closes
The members Of the Whisky Ring have
abandoned tho attempt TO secure i'm
munity from civil prosecution and asser'
that they will fight the Government ~ the
bitter cad. The attorneys for tho prose
cuiion arc confident OF success.
The Department Of State IL In receipt o.
information from our Minister at Pekine
that the Chinese Government had givsr
notice that ID would, on the LIST OF April
open 10 foreign trade tho additional port
Oh Ichans. wuhuh. wenchoo and Pakhoy
General Hawley. President. Alfrel It
Goshorn, Director General. and Meyer
Asch, Assistant Secretary OF the Centen
| NAL Commission. have been created by thu
King Of Holland Knights Of the Order o.
tho Golden Lion Of the Netherlands.
An official Constantinoplo dispatch say
| the Russians having attacked. on Friday
In great force. the position occupied by tn
vanguard Of tho Turkish auxiliary troop
| In al. x~iciuitv M nataum. An anragemen