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Erefial Notices.

e~ To Horse Owners. DIR. Sweets
1nf.1e Ian,ment for Horres u unf1rancd bY any Ii
iii cs,e. Of 1su,acsz arising from spra'na Braes or
wrcrchsng, IT. effect magical and csFss,n- Harness
or Saddle Ills Scratches Mango &c. II VIII Also cure
speedily. sra,in and E.nEeons rnsy b easily prs-
vented md cnycd tn thcr !ncr!ens ssaEe hut confirm
ID ca.e, .re beyond the possibility Of radical cn1a
10 ca.e ar the Kind however Is 70 desperate hope
1css bp, 1t fy be A. rated hF thls Lnimen& and is
faithful .?rs,4.,ou will a'TaEa remove the Lameaess
and rn,h,e tas horse to uaycl with comparative ease
Erc:y horse owner should have this remedy 1t hand
FIR II. timely st t,e frst appearance OF 1ameneas
rim cucctaar prevent those formidable diseases men
f,ousa to which Ill horses liable aud which render
10 1any otherwise valuable horsea nearly worthless
eee .lsest1sement For sale by J. H. JOHNSON,
ccaersl Agent, e statc street nozmcov.d1v
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-. Va ufs< 10 E1a t8da, Il f*e LQWET XlHKEf
FRICES.-.
s5n ooxss TIN PLATE
6too bd4 6HEET IRON,
Ec =" RUSSIA IRON,
161 -, 1AITAT1OA RUBaIA -.
&Do BRIGHT and 4NHEALD WlKA
Ks caak SHEET ZNd. !,
10 tuus PIG TN,
3A1ao 1bo. COPPER BOTToAA,
70 sets TIMERS TOOLS and MACHINM
70 caskA BRIGET OK axa CQM CHAItIa
LOO dox AIB,
1Ac - sH07R1A. EPADEH md BC0Oek
70 tona. SAD m0Na
FUTILE, HlBRARD 4 CO.,
'r1y Corner Of Stats and IAke 3D.
, 1861-01-31
A minister's Work and Far.

At the recent meeting Of the Congregational
Union, at Aberdeen, Dr.. Alexander, OF Edir-
burgh, said:
II am ready, without any beating about tho
bush, to eay that VIC are all underpaid for what
ne do. was talking lately with London
business man-a successful merchant. It was
about the time bishops we're getting made, and
we talked about their incomes. He said to
nc. And if 1t Is d fair question, what do you
gete' I told him. Well he answered, is
that all p Yes; and compared with what
many Of my brethren get, 1t Is pretty fair
And whnt do you do for that p said 1would
enlighten him upon this: In the first place, I
compose and write what would be fully two
pretty thick octave volumes about as much
- any literary man bending over his pen
thinks Of doing aud more than some do, {n
year. In the next place, 1 have to do as much
speaking every week as lawyer Mt the bar in
good practice. Then, in the third place, to do
as much visiting as surgeon in average prac-
lice would do. And, in tie next place, think
write MS many letters as many Of you great
merchants do.' 'Well,' he said, is yours IN
extraordinary case?' I Ieaid, Not at nn;
mans duties CORRESPOND with his sphere, but
many Of my brethren do rs much, some Of
them, perhaps, q little more sWell,' he said
again, they may say - much ns they please
about ministers getting too much ior their
work, but none Of Us would do half your work
tor four times your paysh
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;I- How to do it!-1f you wish q
rns heAd Of Ha.s. uso LToSe KATHA1RoS, the beks
ara 1nc-t rcrua- preparation de- 1txlunaense
s.,- 7rcres Its excellence. It removes IN paadUh
<c prevents the aaiz fon falling ou, restores and
preserves II and Is delightfully."- pesfumea. Sold ere1.
xlcse- 1at1,u
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dMbol&sale mougea.

:GMALL,:WARES BUTTONS
NJ =" land NOTIONS. !. :,
Horsted Hoods Bleeves, Gaite7s ID pruas Trim.
u,nEa, Eorse1 and sktrt4- GloTes and Honer7, ma
trade Is respectfully ln1tted to e1xmi1a :tha sboTe
RpodA which win be sold for
~ SAVah eAna 1AIh1
+: l. GRAVEH
Aaa0 =. e 1.aEn ttY1e&. Ci&caEa
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
LII LAKE SHORE KA1LEoAD-
1850 M...-:- Winter Arrangement. 49,. .l861M
Takes eh.ct Sunday, Soy. =.
co. l. X-Eew Yosx and Boston Express-dat1y sxce
Sundays, VIA Old Limo
nF.n*-Kl;,t Express daily except Saturday. v:a
Connecting i Toledo snd Detroit with sr.!n. 70 N
points 1nteEtor In 0ao, PenusylvaHfs Saw FORK and
the New England Stlss8 and a,nnadas-
600 l. ~ and 63o A-PittsonrFh. Datttno1o sad
Fhlade4pht k1prcss, via Cleveland EaE1uE
Is quick tina any other ruutc.
go 1. 4. ann G.0 r M-DerSo!t Express yts adrian
afstrtsg III 1,eeroIt at 630 r. ~ An.l Il. ) \, X
connectsn% directly With trat2r On the Gfrat
Western and Grand Trunk koada.
U Woodrun' : eAteut 5ltertn: Csrs accompany an
the Night Trains 10 New YORK aud B5Ston
Tickets can be hsd =: I'll ticket offices in lie West
end ut the Conpany'k OMct. 81 Dearborn Streets and
I. the depot
Trains leave Toledo At 10 8 4. H.. and 1n.1 =. H.
arrive II chicago ~ ECO l. w. and Atu F.A.
GEO. u GRAY. Gen'l- Wesssrn Agent
,1nnx n ftrT
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Tho Popesa Advice to 4 Protestant.

Tho Pope's Advice to Protestant.
When Fsederlka Bremen wns in Rome not
long ago, she visited the Pope and conyersed
with him. As she left, Pins 1X-she tells III
i4 her recent book-:ggavc her this adrice::
Ut will tell you something: Pray! pray
for light from the Lord, for. grnce to ac-
knowledge the truth; because this Is the
only means Of attaining to 1t. Controversy
viii do no good. In controversy ls pride and
6elflore. People In controversy make a
parade Of their knowledge, Of their acutenese,
aad, alter al, every one continues to hold
!. LIS own vicws. Prayer alone giyes light and
strength for the requirement Of truth and
grace. Pray ercy day; every night before
you 80 to rest; and i hope fhat grace and
Light may be given to you. For God wishes
that we should humble ourselves, and be gives
his grace to the humble. And now, God bleas
aud protect you, for time and eternity" This
pure pdestly and fatherly admonition was
so beautifully and fcryently expressed that
It went to my heart, and humbly and with my
heart pressed the hand so paternn}ly cHend-
ed toward NC. That it WIS the baud of the
Pope did not embarrass me In the slightest de-
gree; Tor be was to me rendly at this moment
the representative Of the Teacher who in life;
and 9ostrine preached humility, not befor men
put before God. and taught mankind to pray
to Him. The Pope's words were entirely true
and evangelical. thanked him from ny entire
heart, and departed more EatisHed with him
than myself. 1had stood before him In my
Protestant pride; he had listened with pa
thence, replied With kindness, and finally e1-
horted me, not with Papa1 arrogance, but as q
true Gospel teacher. parted from him with
more humanity of epifit than had come"
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN

Ias capacity OF this Road Is equa 10 my IN I'd
Three Thrensh PASSENGER Trains
Between Pittsburgh md PllladclphiA
e o G11V I'll ns2e ee Il s4
f., ~ ~ EeT Ios no.!on HaunoEe and Waa,nGtoa
!r3xcsEsrs onsufse:ssd for sped md cosntert -
saoa. shaass oteafs y s9ndaeto:s. - a..41e''al'
1o6aE CIT - r. .:seaea p ssch ;.ata WosdEa
R5e laas d.ily aa I'd FIJI iiae suacsS. e4eepted-
as sans:e or bssess tt Ser a1a VIZ
ssss. asss ;s!sa ss
tas EnsaeeT, thus sddinE aaca 10 ths ss:ety of u
IS biaiy TEstes between Rhn.ss,ph1. aud yev
ssFsSs e - soai 8 easF
Roas Tietess 10 Boston ..e good Via Norwich r.,1
'e5rsd r,s s5:e r. q ehaF.e through SeS ldrS
@ n,5s5d s ~
SsF r e e:ay' ;;s'G. e Sosses Ss
ts5 Tss !:
bfss sE G'fAe Sts I; East AND rns
s1ed9 9; Il b e EG.a Ras
Es s; s. sSS:s ss ;sS i;
- i5s:h: .3s sh,Pr:s Directors .Yp
a PIP. p. ! = IS fs1EyART; y,s1 1;] ]rs,7eurFai r
S!15S:t ES1isy: MsSSeisy sisFs:n: &: 5s4ss9 !
H9,ossF5 9e G.asnaa.I: + G Ns:4fan sisdLson, nd:
Ss!;s n IL; IN S.$ E; fxs1:
+ ts.i, { ;:;ss A!Ss Ss9 s
Ths Greatest Facilities ofarte spr tAa prot. ,
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5tsa,1r E3re G2lorka.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
IL WuKKA.
VIM. Il Il e o HXs
157 9oEtE Clark erect between Madison Esd konIpa,
Chicago, Illinois.
0ysr &ac C.e41er u III A1ds Of SUE and Woolen
E5odt- Alsa, Straw Eo1Eet Ulcache- 4nd P1eatts.
e:n'~ r.. - snd equity FcEE ouactuauy Attended e
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RauroanE.
eef4f1Sk4Ree!!zzH!H HzEzTS 3 3
IA" ROA2.

.AAZ~ .X7LANs
Trains Leave tbs Depot corner Of Nsdtsa4
aod Cana1 street1 Chicago. daily at
~ T.. except 6und1yA and u
632 4 e3cept SATURDAY:
cor Aoston. New Totk, Ph1adc1phlA, Balhno1e WasA-
iRsGTton. HaHtsburx md PttrburE. Also fer Albany.
nnaaaio. Dqn.ick Cleveland Columbus, c1nelnn1a
60 and the cities above pafaed :,
,at cass On light .t4s aud baggage By this
VIZ. ~ a1e at the principle Ticket Onees ta ~
..g 51H :. Ge Conpanyb 0tdct, corner Of Randolph
elae, Chicago. >" 4@e oAA"4' 0epo%' "'s~
prp,-,-r .; =. BOSS. wss:. P,as. Axent
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TuICAGC s. ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LEE-Passenger Trails depart
rom and ar1tvc 1t Chicago ~ Follows:
Day Express and Mall leave I: sA5 l. NJ aca A1rtvs
It 5.15 r. Y. {Sundays e1cep4sd3.
Night E1psess leaves i i45 T. Il ts.sns1a{a ezesot-
cd arrive 1t 5.I T. Y. tMolaays excepted.
Joliet AccoM110ll lHoo. $40 x. {Sunl113 sXctpLeQ.
JOHN F. TE4CY, Gca 6apHk
n. 1. Fl. Joa1, Gcn1 Agent dcNc
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
DENTISTRY.

DERSONS needing the sersi.es II "a inst
i rate Dentist will IL, well {" en- rfo~ D..
j RANDOLPH WALTON vino iu-
trInls Gazing himself in the village If t1scn-
ard Town. bricrs adirrrsp,i ." him through
the LEONARD r.wn P.s' Office gill receive
prompt attention.. Tvs terms are cssh. DR..
Walton ms hal cun.iflrrerabls experience IN
his profession, Is modsrst. in al, charges. AMI
HIS invariably given Satisfaction to those who
have "m,n,.pi him To give the ra!,rs If
the Rro"on SOME idea If the Iu.iia. e ~.
". as a PRACTICAL. DEN FIST, the To-
lowing lr,,-.. q, !d!rs..cd ~ l.! u y D.. Siu.Aa
V,nknev, L. = ~. 's ap,"'"led
Us NAVAL \CApVNY
AH*ArnLI. " r, Ard.
April ~ 1885.
DEAR Sir: --It gives N" great pl..ure -
expires. the confidence have IN Your skin 4.
Dentist. aa'l to re-" 'ninsnd . u. d, lar Is
have Influence, to the pa,r'aa-:e II tn. Public.
I have had an "ppr,ani,y "f witnessing your
m'nlc If npcrSiisn, ann have u" ht.it .,ion IN
af'irmn: ,hu i,cxl.ibiis your thorou: III kuovl-
ed,e Of You pr f-.-i.'n.
] ain, sir. very rs-r~'tf,,l,v
,.'ir IN dixui servant
HlNIAN rINKNEy. -
*ur:~m l.. = y.
IT.. RASpoLrH WALTON, Annapolis.
Arri 4,h,. sSl-:t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
The Virginia Convention.

Xoe virginia Co6VenUo0.
We aotice Of late decided change in
the tone Of this bo.ly. Several delegasss,
elected BY Union or snti-secession consti-
tsesc;ss. have been recently ins,ructed to
vs&s for secession. and have sigaiied their
willingness to obey instructions. Reselu-
dsn have been passed prohibiting sbe pas
cage Of troops through the State u rein
forcs Southern forts or aggress the South
~sa people. Also. it has been resolved to
psrsait the landing If no more Implements
Of war upon Virgiais aoil. BY the Federal
6oss<uweut. Upon the whole. appear.
snoes indicate that Virginia Is "wsr'"i"k
up." and. We should not be astonished. il
abe should soon set IN example 70 tbs
Border States worthy Of their limitation
Maryland stands pledged to follow in be,
foossters-heuse. We are much gra,i6od
that this change for the better. has matt.
fsssea itself.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

For .'a ,.tr.rati"n & lhr eus.o'is "
may add that port wine WIS tn f,voriis
beverage Of Sh"ri Ian and Pits. Sheridan
said the port auickeucd tine circal.tion
, and the fancy at the same time. adding
that he seldom ma.l~ speech ~ Psriia-
| ,uert without tn Sti.nnln< of ~, lsnasie>.
Wiliam Pitr. vi'u,sI Enier Of Enmlani
firm 1888 to his death W ls,H. suffered
crafty from he-H.iitary gout. to which bi.
father. Lard ChSfh.nu. Was = victim, E.r
the last twenty vrsrs of his i.e; LLs.
though his pnvsici.n warned him that
death was in the glass. b" ia iulg-d freely
at ti.acs even irn,n"'ierat-l y--iB port
wiue. nf which. prcviou. t" al important.
debate, he wou,l swallow several bottles
to relieve himself FROM the languGr pro
duced by extreme mental ami bodily ex-
ertion. At length wine Ceased 10 excite
him sufficiently anu he had recourse to
laudanum OF whirh he sometimes took tw"
hundred drops y, a time.
Pitt nearly lost his i.c. at one 'i'n". il
u drunken fr bic. bne night TOLL bar
keeper. on the road between Croydon an!
Wimbledon. was aroused from his Stun
bers by .hc rapid approach Of three horse
men. who galloped through, the gate be-
lug open. without pausing to pay the toll
Having fr queu,ly been choused. (to Use
the worthv's own w"r'is. by persons play
ing the same hiking trick. aud several
robberics having lately taken place in that
neighborhosrl. the gate keeper fired of his
blundcrbus ., The. horscn"n hut without
effect. Nsxt day. wh n u servant called
t. pay the toll, the man discovered that
tn" equ"s rim trinmviratc consisted Of
William Pitt. Lpr.l Thurl.w. and Henry
Dunlas--prime minister. "rd-Chanc-l"r
and treasurer "f thu navy-wh" had dined
with Mr. Jenxinsnn. afterwards Earl "ff.iv.
crpool at Croydon and Were r',urnin" full
~ charged with wine. I" MIR. Pitts hous.'
1t Wimbledon. - Tie hii's and Brnur al
.S~','y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

The steamer Africa, from England. Of
March the 18th. confirms the very favora-
lie grain news which came to land by tho
steamer City Of Baltimore. London and
Liverpool advices indicate general tirmness
In the grain trade and . considerable ad-
vance in the price Of grain. They also in
anaso that heavy orders we're preparing
t< the gnited States. 70 be sen. BY the
steamer Africa. Political news is exceed
iogly 6at and devoid of interest. The
Aor'ill Tariff went into operation on the
lss Of April. All POOLS Day. and is ex-
,eeted TO produce great commercial eonfu.
son At The principal ports Of entry. The
s'ssr second 'beught." If We are ia credi,
The late election news from Connecticut, i,
hrther frosa . return than ever. A. far
- beard fress. shs Republicans have gained
1sss the lass election. Our Union friends
are certainly very bad prophets.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
FORGED Orders.

A young negro man, NAMED William
Lylcs. belonging to Col. Chapman Billings.
y. Of Patuxent district. was taken up On
Saturday last for attempting to pass .
forged order for goods upon Messrs. Ad-
Ter l. Co.. Of our village. and lodged IL,
Jail. The name Of William T. Hooper,
Esq.. wis signed to the order. which was
we'll vri,teu and gave evidence Of consid-
cradle skill In chirography. A forged "r-
der, with the nsue Of David g. Briscoe,
Esq. had been presented BY a negro man
to the same 6rm two weeks before and
SLED. hut il was subsequently, ascer,ained,
On application 70 Mr. Brisco.. to be for
gerry. This circumstance doubtless indu-
esd Msssss. Adler l. Go. to be little
wary Of orders presented ~ the eOlorcd
population. and o. close inspection Of the
srder preseased on Saturday. they conciu-
dsd sbas this wss also forgery, which it
turned out to be. On Tuesday last. the
owner Of William. who had been apprised
If the facts in the case. disposed Of him to
. gentleman Of Richmond. Va. for $1,000.
It Is supposed that William. wLo is very
Intelligent negro, wrote the order hiu''elf
which be presented 81 Saturday. AZ it is
Dow known that be can write very we'll.
The prgrc who presented the 6rst order has
not yet been identified.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
LIT 0r I."rTE?1.

ID EMAINTNG ~ the PIT Otcs q.
IL, LEONARD Town 81 March il no; taken
out before the la of .I"ly 1861 will b.
sent to Post Office Department as dead.
Auth DIR |. B..lry Jno J l. l:ernes
Alexsuder l. Rnnn Henry l. Bel. J MI
Crane H..r.ul,,s !, Cav ~ Mis- >all~ Al
Bu-ch William l. CLARK q & |. Chape.
lear C-oJ1. n..:stn Jams |. Dorsey
Z. j. l. l. i-i.u Margr-t . /. Greenwich
Robert " /. Gibbons J i |. iI;.,rs Mrs
Harriet 4 g. HiH & &" |. Hayden VIM
l. I. Jarho Mrs Basel l. Jones Il il,
Joy Igna.ious l. Joy John " !. Kelsey B l,
laurence Henry "r .I"h" !. Ihtl" Il X |.
Linn 5 u l, Norris Jesse 1. MackaIl VIM
g |. Potrr \ l. Railey Walter Of John l,
Rippell NJ l. Tn .mpson B 81. wilkiu-
ton Jsu,es |. Wilkinson John l. Wagon
er Elijah l. Wallace q I. W"si.r,i JOHN l.
WM. |. YATES. E. VI.
Leonsri Town.
Md.
April 4,h ISGi--lt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
Returned Home.

Joseph Psrrsss, E.q who has been on
visit to the South and South West dur
icg the past month. returned TO the eoun-
y last week. and is. We are happy to state.
~ excellent health. Mr. Forrest crpres.
~ himself highly gra.i6sd with bis viii,
and speaks in the most aa.,ering term. o.
the country which be visited. Clement
washsa. Esq, who accompanied him. 10 a
present 10 Mississippi, aud is no. expected
- return until the Pail. The "sergean,'
has the good wishes Of every boiy who
knew him in the county and particularly d
nc members Of the Rifles. :" to all Of whom
10 has esdeared himself by bis amiabl,
Saaners and gentIemanly department.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

Sheridan unfortunately fill int" tb"
hibscious ussges of his time. 81 iauch b
that the authors ut The Wits aud Beau>
Of Society" declare bis incompetence to
have been as great aid ipcursLlc AS hi>
extravaganza. and that his mind. il no;
his body. lived only "n s,mulan,s. H.
could neither write n,r speak without
them. His friends occasionally intrrferej.
This drinking. they told him. would des-
troy the coat of hi. stomach. Then my
stomach must diges. in its waistceas y
laughed hs.
Numerous stories u his wit, eren when
Frustrated by intcmperance. are recorded.
On one occasion u: late hour at night OF
very early hour in the morning. after he
had been dining out at some aristocrxtie
mansion, in what Byron called 1.-The Yves,
and worst end" of London. he insisted OF,
walking home without any one to hslt
him. After l,ng and circaitoas ram.
Die, he reached Burton Crescent, near sh.
New Road. place At least two miles from
Savills Row. Piccadilly. where he resi-
ded. He was found. with his arm arount
lamp post. gazing stolidly At vacancy
and still suffering from the effects Of tor
much wine. The person who recognised
him exclaimed. GOOD Heavens. Mr.
Sheridan, what arc you doing. here j,
Burton Crescent, At this hour of the morn
ing"' Making that effort to appear sober
which usually makes = man look like /,
dissipated owl Of bad habits and indiiicr
ent morals. Sheridan answered. "Yo,
see. my friend Mr.. Gsrrow lives here. arc
want to consult him on some law bust
ness. and ~ the Crescent in going round
! sm waiting until bis house passes. BY
and then l can easily pop into it."
On smother occasion. when Sherida,
vas 50 helplessly 0vertsken by liqui.
temptation as to have fallen in The gutter
in St. Martins Lane. be was picked up
aud the Waterman who performed that &C
I. Of kindness asked his name and where h.
would like to be taken 70. Sheridan con
trivci to say. Only across The street Il
Slaughser's coffee house. I am not oftel
F.: tius-ny name is Wilberforcs.
| From bad health. and pcrhaps frou
moral conviction. Wilbcrfusce Was TEN
pcrsnce man at that time and to.bis death
aud to pass of for Wilberforce. in stat
Of remarkable elevation. was one Of ,h
bits Of malicious fun ia which Sheridal
delighted.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

On Wednesday last. At Bushwood, the
residence Of the brides father. by the Rev.
Father Mcclure of washington City, Hon.
LANSING STOUT Of Oregon. to Miss
SUSAN G. PLOWDEN of this county.
o. Tuesday last. By the Rev. Fasb,,
CostiRg. JAMES n. GATTEN 70 Mr.
AMANDA DAVIS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
ns Riley RiAea

he 6loy RiAes
The regular monthly parade Of this
Company vill come of On Saturday even
Ing neg At 2 O'Clock, P. N. We have
lseD- authorised to request the sssendssss
sf every member Of the Company. We
have nosiced. with regret, that several
Of the members have been absent hox'
the parade driIls for two months and up.
wards. This should not b.. and We trus,
that hereafter the absentees will Be more
prompt and -punc.ual 10 che discharge 81
Tie obligations which they have voluasa'
MY imposed upon ,bemselvss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

THK OFFICIAL CENSUS o. rHE UNITED
SrAIEs. official ceusus Of the United
States has just been completed, and it
shows total Of tbirty-one millions. four
hundred and twenty-nins thousand. eight
hundred and ninety-one (3l Az. 89l. }
Of these, three millions nine hundred and
6fsy -oue Thousand eight hundred aud one
are slaves.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

The Csmmiasisasgs' Court.
Ths body had meeting On Tuesday
last % which occasion, amsng other bust
n~ss. they levied the State Tax and sp-
pointed Clement s. Thompson collector
10 cSsp<es district in place Of Francis ".
0odassd. VIA hSs removed ~ intends ~
usviag. fsou. ~ &asiek
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Walter Thomp~,n ! In Circuit Ceurs ior
next friend OF Rebeo- st. Mary's county IL.
- Tb@npson ting ~ . Cvuit ef
vs.. I Eqnity.
Rebeoca Thompson. I
nRDERED by the CouI, that tho SSu0
~ te-- report 6led in this case Be sssioed
aud confirmed unless cau.s to the esstsuv .
shown on or before ti,s 2sib dsyo(S0G6t.
Provided q copy Of this order hey0hs4
In the St. Marya Beacon opes . $50 As
three successive weeks before - ~ -
Monday Of May ns1t
The report states that the lAnd sid fos
500, 80.
by order
JAMES r. Hl.AKlSToEE.
Cl.rk.
March es,h lsSl--aw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

offer for sale or in exchange for Nesrsse,
i near 2O00-aeres Of Land, in farms 70 suii
purchasers.
J. FORREST.
April 9Th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
April srd 1851
YOUNG BLACK HAWK.

FNlllH celebrated S,aiipn will stand in
l sam, Marys county during the prcscn,
season. T!s season will commence on the
LIST ri April ami end IN the Is, OF July
Ferns and pedigree can 10 scsn q. Le~n.rd
Town or al other public places.
YOUNG BLACK HAWK will stand 1t
the stah,'~ Of Mr.. J. r. f-pwick IAv:larJ
Town, every TUESDAY. during the s.a.on.
Gentleman are requested TO examine this
fine horse before engaging elsewhere
q. w. l.. BUCkIER, A
Pr"pre,m, 81
Oskvills Nd.
April 9Th, lssl-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

Fur CONSTABLE.
The Fri ends Of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him - candidate for Cons. able. il.
Leonard Town District.
April &th. 1891
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
DLSSOI.rTYOv OF 70 PARTNERSHIP.

VIE C-partnsrshir heretofore > i.,,ps
j b-iw+vn 4. Adsvr au.: George II Wo q
ward. un. Ter the firm and s,v'o If 4. Ah.-
X c.. !. ti,ls inv .i,.s ,l,su u, m,.iusl rvr-
sent. All p.rti.A nieLtc.i t..u u, Ale request
I" settle their ini~hiedur- NJ. a .cI. vii,
is .t"nc anti, 'rz"' To- c.l!rrt for the l,'- liria.
GEOR ~ II. WODD.l!;D,
A. ADLER.
April srd 1851
Nc purchased. tie ,ntsr.-' ~ ~
L late partner. Mr.. Ge". -. W"s!rar..
me hu-ir--s her~t ,fers r,nii',-l nv ,L- firm
Il 4 Adler l. o.. "-z lease I, .A,-nd TT,
publ. :..y thanks f'r tbs very htcrx, pa.rc-
nn.e re- ci,ed ~ their h,ml. az! | s',ali en-
t-av"r. by sirct attention - hu>ine.ss and
Al earnest ell 1T H. please. I" IN. rit rr,il-
nance II the same. lean ain avs IL fund at
the old sixn,i.
4. ADLER.
Lr"narl Town.
Nd
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

Apr, flh lael--tw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
JAMES r. HLAKlSToEl

March ce,h lsSl-aw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04
1861.
LAND FOR SALE

April 4th, lS5l-9m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-04

April lth ISGi--lt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-18

T One of the latest outrages perpetrated OF
the West is the shipment to this point of brok
en-down horses, bought up for the army in Penn
sylvania. The first installment of these wretch
ed hacks, some two hundred and fifty in mum
Der, arrived from Pittsburg on Sunday last, de
signed for Col. Brsckett's cavalry. They were
OF all colors and sizes, and inflicted with almost
every disease in the catalogue of horse distem.
pers We understand that many of the soldiers
are ready to mutiny before they will mount such
scarecrows; and if there is any good cause for
mutiny in the army, we conceive this to be one
under the circumstances. Chicago Tribune, ye,-
terday -J.
Wouldn't it be well for the Secretary of War
to look little after the horse contracts in
Pennsylvania, on his return 10 Washington?-
AS he is making tour of inspection, q sense
Of duty will probably prompt him to enter into
an examination of Pennsylvania horse flesh
And he might as well inquire while he is al It,
how it comes to pass that horses for Illinois
cavalry must be purchased In Pennsylvania. i
he should pass this way on his return home, h,
could not do better than take peep at some o
our great manufacturing establishments.
committee should be appointed to wait on hin
and take him around. He is under the i'm
preston that there are no iron foundries in thi
country outside of Pennsylvania. His visit Il
the West ought to enlighten him in this re
spect. Cincinnati Commercial.