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MARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue OF two vuts
!Vl OF Teri facias. sd from the Clerks ofce OF
the Circuit Coart of the District Of Columbia for
tne county OF Warrington, and 20 me directed.
wlil expose to public sale for cash, in front OF the
court ouss ooor OF sold county. on SATURDAY.
ths 10 loving dercribed property, 10 wit viz Los
20. zeno .. IN % uare No l927, and Lot No. 2, in
setner with all and singular the improvements
tneIeon, seized and LEVIED upon the property of
Andrew Rothveli, and will Be sold 20 satisfy iudi
oias Nos; lbs and lS5, 70 January term, 1851 In IA
yor oil stlllman, HenTloks a. Farbcr, aud Samae
3. Stevens.
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By }. c. Moo UIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LUMBER-On
43,clock, at the eatt front Of the Capitol shall
sell the Lumber used an the platform and other
purposes for TIE Inauguration. Ry order of the
Commissioner OF Pubic Buildings
Terms cash. J. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
MAJ bucts. and Com. Merchants.
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EXCITEMENT IN ST. Louis There was quite a
spirited competition among the citizens Of st.
Louis on Monday last In the display Of banners,
and Ii nearly resulted In a riot. he Minute Men
Of Missouri, In their ambition TO "follow suit,n
exhibited a wretched caricature Of the Palmetto
Gag, which so excited the ire Of the Union men
that fears Of an assault upon the headquarters Of
Minute Men were at one time entertained. The
Republican says threats were made by parties In
the crowd that "the flag must come down." yet
no one seemed willing to commence the attack
upon 10. The Mayor, thinking some bad results
might follow the assembling Of the crowd, sent a
letter to some of the Minute en- asking them very
politely to take IL down. They gave him some
encouragement that bis wishes should be granted,
but up TO very late hour last night sour flag was
still there' The vast crowd kept swaying 70 and
fro all the afternoon and evening, but they did no
more harm than to tread on each others toes and
use some very coarse language. One policeman,
who appeared in the throng, received mud ball
on his left cheek. which caused him to leave the
disruptionists TO their own folly. sentry passed
back and forth on the balcony Of the "Berthold
Mansion" with bayoneted gun, but that was
the only appearance Of fighting we observed
NotwithsiaE ~ the huge crowd, there was no
harm done-''nobody was hurt, nobody suffering
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE.---... Sets for 81
Elegant LAVAL ----.-...... Sets for n
Elegant GARNET Sets for 81
Elegant JET Observation-Disclosures Sets for 81
Elegant CORAL and GOLD. Sets for I
Elegant MEDALLION. Sets for 81
Elegant KIM MOSAIC -. 49, Sets for 81
Elegant PLAtN GOLD ----- Sets for 81
Ladies' GUARD CHAINS. 81
Ladies' CHATELAINE CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' NECK CHAINS. for 81
Gents VEST CHAINS, 30 different
Patterns). ....----....----........fO for 81
LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE,
consisting of
TABLE. TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS,
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, &c., DO.
Also; Large Assortment of JEwELRY, which
we can sell at 50 cents per article.
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE.
Sl.0O BOOKS Selling for. ..-..-......-5Oee cents
Sl.25 BOOKS Selling for ........-.. 80 to rs cents
S2.co BOOKS Selling for. 81 to 81 Is
NOW is YOUR TINE
BOOKS and JEWELRY
LOWER THAN EVER Before.
CALL EARLY AT
4I6 Pa. Av. EVANS'S. 416 Pa. Ay
mar slim
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i VIII, TAKE NOTICE..
BOOK detss and for Boots q niren,s peney for my
b, or mi Ssso e 70 me Plesss cal and sets
into the hands III ~ e6llee 70 give their ACCOUNT
nom ..ER Hoover, lro. Han.
aVe fesv, bstvssl Stk md ietS 81.
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AUCTION SALES.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE a CO. Anct,oneers.
On DOZEN FINE CANE-sEAT CHtlks'
S RSw loo s sssI. bY MsossiSs nsioS sS
O'Clock in front Of the Auction Rooms, re shall
dozen ,Sa Ps.ss stern Cane sea- Chairs.
l.re. quantity Of s.os client Furnitur. and House
II hold hn' ]. IN @s SsihfiRE a CO., Asot..
By j. C. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auononcers.
VyALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTloN.-On
v Friday EvsNING, Marc sth, a. oielcct,
we .s. oO ss n vsSsSs Booa IN .SioS are
% coSSist. set of the United states Statutes at
.et u IT,. Resis s from Isl, to 1854 VIII the
exception Of volume IS AID zen eog', &c S ss
tncSy and yirIinls Rs.olstiOs; q i..ssss,
o. ss g s:s conssss I
81. R.p. q a. sU
k%Sy Bs.1asfI wEsPS5; S ySl: .'0'
And nSSss. q q sisscriesl and Medosl WORKS,
Patent Office Reports. Congressional Dooumsnts.
ma So iJ T. q Mcguire CO., Apo...
By WALL q BARNARD. Auotioneers.
Corner Nistk 81. asd sostA sifs Pa ac.
RAILlFFs sALE:-By virtue OF wit ~ n e . dis
ke.y' IN 2sTor Of ElsnoT Gissr.' fot Tspt 10 az
! Iesrs, have levied ON and seized the following
Stove, / Sidebcard, 2 Feather Beds
2Cornterpanet, Pillows,
Bolsfer,1 Carpet, Lounge. Chairs
Table, Firebosfd, 2 Curtains
Mirror, Clock and Gum.
And hereby give notice that on SATURDAY
MORNING, 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock, VIII eel,
at public auction, for Dash, the AFORESAID goo1s ana
: chattels, at the Auction Rooms II
WALL a BARNARD, Aucts.
ma cd JAS. u. WILLIAMS, Constable.
Br !. c. MCGUIRE CO.. AuotIOneers.
wARH TN MORE A5 M.fcr on in
front of the Auction Rooms. we shall sell q large
lot Of new Tin Ware. such as
4 Tin Pie Plates, Oyster Scoi!ops,
! Small and large Tin Fans,
Water Buckets, nippers,
| Small and large Wash b wis, TIN Cups, TO-, &o.
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nTDEMPSEY & O'TOOLE,
S WEDDING AND VISITING
Importers Of fne WEDDfNG sTxTidSERY.
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
1926 PA. Av., between sth and 10th SITS,
su 21-6n W.suING,o~
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
Washington Convention.

The Convention called 90 meet i,
Washington On the 4th Of February. III,
der the Virginia RESOLUTIONS ipuhiishc
IL our l,.sl .<aue) siIl consist OF delegate
from Eight free and six slave States. H.
free States being New York. New jersey
N.w Hampshire. Chic, Pennsylvania
Rhode Island: Illinois AMI Indiana. |, i,
likely that Massachusetts viii also bc roi.
resented in th- Convention, but at late>'
accounts she had not appointed her dele
gates. TIL S,-ve States, which are rep.
resented in the Convention. are Virginia
Kentucky. Missouri, North Carolina Ter.
.icsscc aud Delaware tur own State
wi,a.on, an; legal and authoritative repre-
sentaion. We have li;Sle hope fro'u ID,
CONVENTION. I, can do nothing but re-
commend and and adv sc, and jud gius
from the character and aatcccdents Of tn.
Northern delegates accredited to it, VI,
think there is slight prosocc, of agreement
and no prospect nlsatevc- Of the adoption
of any Plaza. reaching the seat of our ma
| tiona! diste.nprr, which xilt bs acceptable,
to tie Northern mind.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

justice. seems to hsvr inheritai the true
dignity and Spirit af his mother.
Tn vindicat;,n ii her own insui.ei hon-
%. an, ,hSt II hrr family. the Legislature
II Maryland passed IN ac' of divorce. BY
w,icil she Wa. s., free. while in the blOon'
of weanauh ,,i, 10 make another choice tor
life. Sh: Gid not o. 81. but was consented
:. live sinsie until her son had grown 80
MAJ y estate, ant her grandson had enter-
cd the army Il r.-inc-. - win distinction
il il. h,raie ra;ks. AMI she has out-iiyed
the NAN wi.s wrougeI her s".i the pr ncess
who surp'rnic: her She has LIVED 10
sc the "ii-,rirs nt hrr grli>h love re-
cegni,"', aft"r ';Sty wears. a. the J. -'"i'y
born kins,aan of the Emperor of the
Er,neL, auJ sh,. uow Cll, u ATS 10 Lsas
Ii. judgment of French court of law,
acknowledging a. her dm. tisat simple r.
co.ni.ioi. whi,.l .he never As ID 10 c.a,in.
\ Ch,-ac; risiic trai. may he mentioned
Of t!li- singular woman that indicates 1t
once he mora, and intellectual nature com
binc,, IN her. Whom oF:.r.,d the estate
aud tile above mHn,:,ne1 in lS@S, her
answer was, " cstfhal.a Nay in his siin
ion b. grca, Kingdom. hnt in min" it i
not large ehoGgh for two queens. Ii
were ~ intolcrahle wrong It such wo-
man should pss. away before The battle OF
her LIE WAS Wen.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
From IN. Lhurtcs'"H airrcary
,e Name for the Southern Confederacy

The Name for the Southern Contederacy
Several suggestions OF names for the
new league or contedoracy of the seeding
>outhrrn States, have appeared through
the press. 4 correspondent OF tn,
courier. some weeks since, proposed
..Apalacl,ia. > or the Appalachian League
az might b. preferred.
Allrehapia, Columbia, tbicnra. ant,
other similar uames have also been pro
posed as single titles. if it should be de-
cid.d 10 adopt COMMON and single na,ne
It is remarkabl. that. although without
a single and comprehensive name, the
late Union of the United States was per-
verified into Consultation. although tn.
fear of such a result was one great objec-
lion urged by many ngsinst the adoption
Of a name.
The magazines and papers. some year:
ago, were Tiled with discussions On thl'
,opi. and Us some of the names then pro-
posed NAV he appropriate for the Southern
Uonfederacy, and as the principles which
should guide and determine the choice o
u name we're then discussed. we refer Gu
rious and iuquiring readers. who have
the leisure and documents ut command, T.
the review vi these arguments.
Ii we remember Alright, Columbia. FIRE.
donia aud Allegauia were prominen
among the names :hon proposed and adj
vocsted. Ninland Mas also suggested
/ in memory Of the Northern who hrs
visited America
/ Westinghouse, or the washington
League" or Washington States" has
been proposed also for the South. Sew
| eral of our States names would serv'
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
FROM the States and Union !
A Voice FRI Maryland.

\ gen.icmeL wriliay from ST. Marv's
county. Mar,i4ud, Oh the crisis" pre-
s;sHts the following views and consiiera-
tinns:
A see that thc Union il still crnmb-
ling swsy; thas 'hc danger of further dis
iatergrat,nn is imminent and increasing ::
that Virginia Mil Inevitably sccels. unl..>,
sufnt ing i. sE,..,it.s i"iic - arrest III.
exrit.Aept; tia; II che s.ccdcs she vii!
. { r;"snly b accompanied ~ followed by
North Carolina lennassce. ana all til"
slave Mates wet ami southwest. livery
candid min! mast al,:.: th, to b. a rca-
sonatit. il m; positive, s'l'eenc. of whA'
has alltaiy Ink II place unless Snne,hlng
he done, ana tina. specify, 10 arcs;
i.
VA II al! ID" >t.tcs eon'h of Mary
land n,vr with 'rawn. what will Dc her po-
siioa! Is any On 30 olnt, or short
sighted, as 10 ealpo=e that Maryland, al
ready 50 rr>,lv". AMI ching HnIcr what
n.>.ny c"ns !e. he calling IA NJ OF her
Govrin"r, would ta'""ly sablnit to tht
l,ps'inn III vIich abe w"".I f.e i-ft =
Sus,iy 40 one can >spPosc 81. V hat.
thea. viii Dc likely I" f"iI"" ~ Mary
land: The rights OF her p'npl" denied
or stricken, DOWNRIGHT o'i from athliatioD
with thos. Suites With which she has
ben mos: Intimately ass'c'airI " Ties
Vi commerce.. identity o. Interest and ~
>'ltatsons. what will hc >'';sic!"n' 20 quiet
her ia sucn = hn,nlliaiinE CONDITION =
The wi.e>, m"r, cauno' TIL. a strife
VII snr.lT thi''w w!:tl'" h't own ii'a's.
God gran; it alay not +: :. bloody on" :.
lie that hath ears 10 h"nr, let hin,
hear; 1t thu; .ii!i eyes t" SCI. should
not y" blind. n;'i ne thAt h=in .mtnI
- comrrrh nd ,ic dangers. should 10
ali he ,.n to a.ert sii-..'. these dam
gers are zeal ana threat 'hing
l:.d not mere die fp"cubt!ors. law 10
avert them is tn qa"s:ion. The way il
PLAIN. l. Iay pTcIaice, "hi the
nice and dainty scrupies "t po'uiciah>
anu par:is;tns. yield 10 patriotism. m | th'
| dangers vii. axe. let Congress ah.
politicians 60 tr.wurk iaimcdiatci ) 10 save
the country Will. III re IS portion
worth saving. sad cease '!'''r struggles
20 Gul,d uil .: sac their PARTIES. " NAT
is the value OF q party IN comparison
Vita even VIVA. II ic'' % .'' country :
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
App ents

Appointments
AT late session Of The County Con,
missioner the following gnntlen,en we''
appointed, rs an additional police forc'
and Invested with shr pnwer to patrol
,uder the law. the several districts IL
WHICH they reside:
St Inigcss' D.ar.t :-Rohert Ford
Wm. r. l.sngly. Or J. W. Forrest. ir
A. III. / ia. JAS. r.. Langley, Thoma'
Mckay. g. B. Abel. Jsnrs Ruaeh
Robert Lilburn, DR. Randolph Jones
| Walter Biscee, josiah VI. Biscoe. job,
Smith. B. r. MrKay. Thos. Clarke, Wiz
X. Clarke. VIM. A. Smith. Bsnja. Penn.
broke. Ja,aes Bis;oe, John 4. Ford. VIA.
IT. Ford. Henry Creenwell. Robt Loker
Geo A. Loker. IT. O. Clarke
Factory Diarief WIN. c. Abel. r.
p. ua!nn.est, Geo. Thomas. G L. Wise
Thos. u. Shadr;ck. Walter Ford, Thos.
! D. Spencer, j. f. Cuad, G. Il. Dent,
Jas. I. Duke, Biscoe Adams, Alexander
Clarke. Dr. F. Spencer. A. I. Martin. J.
&c. Aiilburn, Vim. Watts. DIR. p. F.
Con,ls. James A. Wise. B. Magil. vi.
Magili. r. J. Bean, w. Ii. w. Guy,her
~. ID. Duke. Charles Dent, Jas. ii.
Saunders.
Lsgnarf T"9n District john l..
ALrll. Col J L. Blackstone, J. l. -ALcli.
Dr.. A. McWilliams. J. A. Davis. 4.
Matliugiey. j. l.. Grr-nw.ll Y. l.
Dawkins, james blllahsy, w. I Hay
den. b. Bond. Tios J. Harrison Dr.
\. j. Spalding. f. leo. Spaidiug, j. A !.
JarLoc. j 4. Heard, Jos. 5. Ford, j
l.. Yates. +. l. Stone, jos. I Cough. 4 .
r. Een~ick. j. j. JarLoe. l. ii.
Hayl-,. Thos Brown, q l. turAut.
Chpytico District --Gco. II. Morgan,
l.. 5. T. Maddox. Geo. ". Goddar'i
john II. Yates. H. J All<'an J. Is
Russell, Dr.. Il ? Blackstone, 4 J.
Cotton. Th"> Il liodg.s, a q. bureh.
John Chunn, Thns Persons. j. h. Far,
j. L. Carpenter Wm. \. Kirk. c. )
Thomp"u. O T. Hayden, j.. NJ. Turner
Vim. Ma'tingl.y # Wm., T. G. Love,
Walter Dent +. l.. Ma,,ingley. X. +.
Barber, Dr. l.. j Sutton, Dir. James
Warilg
(hurls'ts Hall District j G. Thomr-
son. ID. y. Washington, Thos. c. Ward
Theorhoius Harrison. JOS. ID. Edward.
Henry Sothoron, t. L. Carpenter. d.
Geo. f. Adams. Thomas VI. Koch, g.
D. Harrison. r. r. s'oth"ros. J. r. Al
.ey. J. j E,ln.cLi, J. f. Cox. H.
" oodLu:n. DIR. " Gamer. L. H. Cantrr,
Or. james Thomas. W A Moran. Geo
Il. Slsr, pr Thor. =. Barber. J f. Cart
! wright. lsaah Cshter. Thcs. Penn, Col
j. IT, Snthoron
Putartn, pisr:rt:- S. j. C"stigen
". l.. Buckltr. G. Payne. joshua 4
Nesle. r. II kceder. W O. Nsed"r, T..
+. Graves. Or. Jos. 4 BADEN. J. H.
! Bnckler, r. Dixon. j w Mattiuglcv
" r. Greenwich. Jos. Forrest, Geo "
Morgan. Stephen Jones. J~ A. Nagiil.
Anthony Yu,es, John Garner. Andrew
Garner. James Sim,ns. W. Is. Tucker
Alexander Adams, W +. Hooper. jaime.
Jones. Geo S Long
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

Communicative young ladies Of
Portsmouth appeared on The streets Oh
"Wednesday a.,ired in Virginia honcspun
,:resses. ani attracted more attention than
any two of the fair SEX trimmed off IN
lnerinoes and Xix Imported tru:n Yankee
Hem. lac inaugural If wearing bone
made dresses is highly eo.nmenda bic, az it
shows detcr,Iina,iop to be Independents
Of the North. our enemies and sgar-ssors
May the spirit BECOME inteetious.--
Ns.t.!k Day Book.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
NOTICE.

A Id pr.ons inG-rs~l u the late firm 81
: = Geo. W. D~yer ~ Co., arc requested 20
settle their ascouuts wi'h,ut further delay
With J. Felix Morgan, WHO In authorized 10
sigh the lame OF th" firm in sessieusep4
GEO. ". D.. YER l. 90.
IAN. 10th lsGl-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

DCBLISHED, net Ing ti,cs. hy NIL.
L LER & BEACHAM. N"r:h Chsr,
Street, isal,in"re. Successors If F. ID. Bense~n
New aud admired SONG, called ''1HE
LOVED AND LOST" wards aud nus!c T.,
Miss Ann F.. Th"nptna If this county.
February 7th, IS61-ai.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
Discharged.

John Thompson. T. h who was COM
mittetl TO cur jill On he both ult;Gno. on
the charge of being cng'ge'l in attempt to
excite insurrection a,.otg the negroes hal
IN examination l., FIRE Justice Wathen on
Saturday last. Nothing was elected during
the examination :" impl-ca,e Thompson or
TO throw suspicion upon him. and he was
discharged Curtis, WHO was committed
on the Same charge. is still in Jail.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

Committed 20 Jail.
Henry Boll5. f. b.. kvisg in st
Georges neighbarbond. Factory district
was committed to iail on Saturday las'
charged, in the lsegnage Of the co.HEnis
ting magistrate. 'uncu the oath Of Ajax
ander Fletcher, with conspiring and at
tempting to excite to instruction the me-
goes Of the Factory district"
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

. Z NTISTR Y.

nR. 4. ]. BROWN. Destis.. Of Baltimore,
~ ",Ii De the county IN few dayt. Writ
tea "riers left a. Mr.. M"sfe'S Hotel. Leonard
Town. al the Mes.rs. Herberi's, Heal # the
Bay, al the Store ri Mr.. Hu.rhiHs, f'hsp,i-
co, will be prnnp,ly s,.end.sl W.
Jan 10Th, lcSl-!f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
FOR SHERIFF

The name Of PHILIP H. DORSEY, is sus.
ges'-d 10 tie VOTERS # this crursy, az a con.
dida;e f"r the next SdERiFrALfY, by
m1n. ci,i1e.s ri
CaAP-ico DsrAlcr.
Fel 7th. 1881.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

adjoining the Washington Hotel Leonard
Io~.; and. owing u H.. pressure OF The ,,In-..
they now offer the cI, asf~t On is.cemT:.is e,cf
hes ii ai.
tvc hare determined tc sell III ctr yre,%r,
stock o, Winter uo-..s IT prices rssucei 1t
teas, n,--:tir3 f'r CASH, 10 order II prepare
ourselves !" lay in = heavy and entirely new
.;"ck Of gocis the corning ,as"n. Our stock
as heen rr-assorteG ard Consists of the ss:i-
ce- narei is ot;s lar; advertisement We
call part 'u!ar aitSE.;',i to re f.ilowing:
READY MADE COATS. PANTS srd
Wis rs, Of d.. ,iz-a, Quality and styles. " Z. b
p'riirsl, we w,. te.. IN lo~. priee-.
HATS anil ears AL at cust prices.
Cn1e. - irts and Draw, r. IL % per cent
cheaper thar the, csr be parcha<ed elsewhere.
| l2l cents Cs,cn Al IN ard II cent?. Ginr-
han. at l2l cents worth Isl cents. M"hs.f
Lus.re a: 10 cents. cheap al ~ crnts. Mus
! liz de Lain a, ,o., lss and rs oenss. tscs a.
vas never sn6 .or ,sss ihsh dnui L. that ri, o
English A..iLo, chclce Col.rs. of GEst rats
quality at sl} cent?. generally r'!a at 20
| cents Ladies' Clnti. ttoaks and Map.i,le..
OF the la,-xt style aLd :ui,ion. al "a. g. ard
s.. kreL ~ we have s"ld At o, and $40.
! and every hing ~ss ~ rFnp"r,ion.
Virgiu's n,"Lsy taken At par.
Come oEe: c,iae ali, Ladies aud Geot!e-
men. we will be pleased &c salt up~S yoG al.l
upvr al! who u-ay cs!! On
4. ADLER : CO..
J4nuar. 10th, lssl--iv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07

NEW Foax rEYocEArrc STATE Co:,vEN-
r.ox The Democratic State G"nvcMtiot.
nf New York was on Friday addressed by
James :. TlXyer, t,x-ChancclIor Wal
worth. " H. Carroll. Of Maryland. aud
others 4 series of resolutions wcrt
aI pied urgins the settlement of the ma
tiona! dificu.,,,s ~ compromise, d"rrcca-
ting coercion OF the sceeling States, and
appointing Niard Fillmore, Addison
Gardner, Greene c. Bronson, E7as,us
Corning, iioratio Scymour, An.as-a j
Parker, Charles Otonor and Samuel
Tildcn a. commissioners 20 attend ;he con-
yent,u at Washington The speech d:
lie venerable Ex -Chaac4li,r Waiworth
opposing coercion, and depicting the hor-
rors of civil war. produced great sensa-
ton III the convention.
AK EysL,sH VIEW or Mas. PATTERSON
| BoSApAkTE-The London News conclude.
an article on tie coming trial in Paris, be-
! tween the heirs Ut Prince jerome, With
these remarks
There is something truly noble and
touching In thG constancy aud courage oil
the Remarkable. woman who forms The no,
leas. conspicuous portion OF the singular
family picture thus exhibited TO the world
Young. gifted AMI beautiful. she .ound
herself deserted by worthless husband
and her place openly gisen I'd another from
motives of the merest ambition. No lur,
could indure her to pit rank or ricne:
u, his hands. or those of his all ?, werfu
br,tler No temptation euuid btgu.le bel
into parting with her son. who, to a. hlu
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

HR A. SApflNGTnN has removed
IL - st. Iniy.~. district. wL-re he of.
fers hin prnfa=ai nal scrvic-s to III. puhlie
lie mas Ia :.oEo al hi. r.si,i'.nce. nnar 81.
iniy.r,s store. ls,e the property Of DIR.
John C A~h>.i.s
Jan. ;;Isi, l661--3ss.
, 1861-04-11
MORMON IDEA OF HEAVEN.

Elder Middlemas, one Of the Saints Of Nor
mondOm, in a sermon at Salt Lake city, thus
gave his ideas Of Heaven:
do not believe HcaYcn is that fairy, airy place
Of fancy that most people think it is. 1t lisa bona
tidc place Of materiality, much resembling this
earth, only, of course, it is thousands Of times
larger, and everything there exists in greater per-
fectiOn than the things Of this Garth. II is globe
just like this planet We inhabit. It is the home
Of God and the angels. That passage in the
Scripture which reads, "A day with the Lord is
as thousand years. and a thousand years as q
day." clearly establishes the fact that Heaven is
planet, rotating globe, governed by the same
natural laws and astronomical principles that this
earth is governed by; but it is so much larger
than our little star, that it takes 365, 900 times
longer to make revolution upon its orbit than
the earth. So We see that It is a fact that one Of
Gods days, or day in Heaven, is thousand Of
our years.
They eat, drink, and sleep in Heaven the same
as we do here. Earth is emphatically minia-
ture Heaven. | believe they have q printing
Office in Heaven, and electric telegraph and short.
hand reporters. Why notr Are they not greater
than We on earthI believe there is channel
Of communication extending from my mouth to
the home of the angels, and probably an angel
at the telegraph office in Heaven is now waiting
for the news from here, and as soon as he gets it
he will take it right tO the hands Of the printers;
they will set it up in type and print It on news
papers, and then boys or Inen will jump on hOrsa
and ride around, giving the Inhabitants Of Heaven
the latest news concerning the kingdom Of God
on earth. There arc more than two reporters
hcre-more than brother Long and brother Watt.
believe there is a reporter here from Heaven to
find out who is speaking, what he is speaking
aIN nj nd =. -
, 1861-04-11
rnE p. $. AGRICuLTURAt GO.

From time to time, recently, We have had ru-
niors OF approaching settlements between our
government and this Company, and we have
been daily, for year past, in expectation Of or.
dCrs from the Federal Capital to survey the lands
hitherto occupied and claimed by the Company s
agents 1t seems that now, however, the mat.
tiers in dispute are no nearer adjustment than
they were at the commencement Of Buchanans s
administration. We learn that one of the last
acts OF that administration was to order the con.
tinued payment by the Quartcrmaster Of Fort
Steilacoom, Of the customary 5000 annual rent
Tor the ground occupied by the garrison; thus
virtually acknowledging the present proprietor
ship Of the Company. In pursuance Of this
order, Capt Myers has informed Mr.. Huggins,
the present agent Of the Company here, that he
will pay the rent due as soon as he is in posses.
sion Of funds.
We hope the new administration will give
this question early attention, and bring it to a
speedy settlement It has operated as serious
check to the growth Of this county in population
and wealth, and will continue to retard its pro.
gress until finally settled.