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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22

The Commissioners Who have had 80
long in charge the cases of the Maryland
State Prisoners confined ut Fort Warren.
have ut last concluded their labors and
reported progress. Of the twcnty-nine
prisoners confined at that place. twenty
have been released upon their parole Of
honor not to give aid or comfort to the
enemies Of the United States. Of the
nine remaining. Messrs. HARRISON.
GArcIELL WAKEFIELD, LYON and HALL
were offered their liberty upon a similar
parole, but as they refused to enter into
any arrangement with the Government or
its agents which did not provide for their
unc. nditional release. they were remanded
to prison. AS q condition precedent to
bis liberation, Mayor BEowx was requir-
cd to abdicate his Office. This he refused
to do. and he also was sent back to the
classmates. A very high compliment
such as was paid by tyranny to two illus
trious PATRIOTS Of our Kcvolution-it was
the rare good fortune Of Mos<rs. WALLIS,
Scorr. KANE. CHARLES and FRANK KEY
Howard to receive. They were excluded
by name from the operation Of this parole
amnesty. the Government regarding their
release, under any conditions, as particu-
larry dangerous at this time to the order
which reigns in Warsaw.
1t is very far from cur purpose to CEN
sure the action of those who have thought
proper to purchase their Liberty by COM
pounding with the Government for the
wrongs they have suffered at its hands.
There were doubtless controlling circum-
stances. not proper to be made public,
which impcllcd them to make this sacri-
fee Of their rights and which fully justi-
fed the course they have pursued. The
discredit. which belongs to such a bargain.
attaches, not to them, hut to the frontless
tyranny with which they hare had to deal.
Fully approaching their eminent services
to the State and to Constitutional liberty
and their splendid sacrifices upon the altar
of public duty, We cannot. however. with
hold our admiration from those devoted
men who have made no bargains and who
still uphold. with lion heart, the majesty
of law and justice and the dignity of Ma
ryland in Fort Warren. They stand upon
high vantage ground. Either they have
violated the laws of the land or they lave
not. If they have, they are entitled to
trial. If they have not. they are entitled
to N unconditional release. Under either
state Of the case. their right to inquisiiion
for the outrage Of arrcsting aud OBTAINING
them without legal process is unqucstiona-
bic. Dir. Seward may at present very
safely mock at them and laugh to scorn
the complaints Of the State whose cher
ished children they are. But be laughs
best who laughs last. He has played and
is playing q dark and desperate game of
tyranny. 1t will be we'll for him if be can
play it to the end with success. A single
blundcr, q move at the wrong time or in
the wrong direction. and the bitter ;ngredi-
ents Of the poinoned chaliee are straight
commended to his own lips
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22
DUST, DUST, NOTHING But DUST.

Dust. dust nothing bat dust.
oh what an unrO,nf rtablc state Of shi ncs.
TIE sun and the wind bake the earth to n
crust
The beam with it's hrcath-ihe breeze with
It, wings
Though tie season is Springs.
Sumo few months ago and sruwl,l ON a
theme
Which, AS now, had much of concern with
the weather,
Ta,n the snow and the rain, mu.i and slcet
rign'd supreme
In sort Of pronaiscnons frrlic Together,
Like Cults olIt Of tether.
And now in an humn9 brgnt,cn ri spleen.
lind We have got fr',n the pan to the fire.
And just from the streets where pcrfurcc |
have been.
To swallow the dust. aud with heat to
persp're.
| can't cuol my ire
Naught hut shinrlaslers, dust, news in circu.
And all them brsmful Of doub, and Of
So uncertain the state Of the weather and
nation,
Between sunshine AMI shower and brother
and brother
At war with each other.
1t is said we must all eat our peck full If .lu>t
And from 'dn>t we were made and untn
dust must return"
But think that whole bushels are hcreahou,s
thrust
Dawn eur threats, 50 That he must I've dol.
who don't learn
What fools might discern.
Gu out in the streets, and you'll have to com.
pare
Coalition Of things which must strongly
The victim Of all he has real Of Sahara.
Where sand dusa and death sn caraor :,
the wind "
To stile or blind.
In vain do The water carts sprinkle the dust
Inc Government horses and Government
wagon
Come close in their wake, and leave nouo,,
to the squirt
Against the effects of dust-rnakinp to
brag on, -
Though weeping it drag On.
80. ,nhn,iaimal atoms in lungs thus irnlyib;n,
~Ex necessitate," folks are som.wLs.
compeiPd
10 wash down this fine dust, without Doe.or.
prescribing.
ny ccse or preventive by many folks no.,
Better CUPID than withheld. ''e'"
long? ~''1a''
AS ola Sol fingers longer, and climb. IL.
skies higher, '" '''e
Small Se find the dust finer, the wind s.,or,,
more strong, So"
AND the earth waxing hotter "a pL,.,,
comes mighcr ''"'
Than We would desire. ss.
And shall we have plenty of ic. rain, an,
water, l esa ~ ~
10 gave zest to our juleps and s,rs,,x,.
:, our dusti 'f'A''AS
Shall We al! he prepared to do as ",
10 keep dry. cool or rnoist as all Of u,
or Growl in disgust a-a -.=
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22

An Intelligent FARMER. being asked
if his horses were we'll matched. re-
piled Yes they are matched frstra.e !:
one of them is willing to do all the
work. and the other il willing he
should"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22
nlarrie0.

On Monday last, by the Rev, Nv
Enders, VIM. nj. v. STONE to MA"A
WILKINSON,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22
(For the Beaeon1
MUD. MUD, NOTHING BUT MUD.

-. rs pa d
Aiud mud nothing but mud
On what a horrible state Of things; &
af rlisilt d., So, gladly ] would
i Take tn myself coupe of wings I
! Yes, il could a
+ A few days ago I nIserved poor woman s
Arem;t the rash Labor of cro>si' n street,
| And certain there was IN tie neighborhood no
Who vas not ns,nni sh ed to witness the feai-
So daring-no, neat.
A few days aga. waling on through the halter.
4 sweeper SKI -iarking my overcast Splash d.
] could not spare time 20 look infn the matter,
Bu, on through the iob-lolly mixture
RICH, through 1t dash d. .sa-=-r.
Oh. when viii the Heaveas give over their
weeping N's-@
I. has beer such an age since we saw the
Tha, I'm fearful the old fellows taken to
sleeping.
To rest from the overmuch work he has done,
In the year sixiy-one. 1888
Cur streets are at hest but dereaits Of mud,
Which 'us idle to trv 10 amend by removing,
So that those who can Z stay at home, cen If
they would, @ s.
Mus, no, wal, 10 doors for the weather's
improving, ...
But push on, keep moving.
. Ills the season which ducks and rsorcmes
delight in;
IT'S the season for hackmen, umbrellas and
hiues;
Eat il is not the season for soldiers to light in,
! Or :ery fit times for the spreading of news
Or picturesque views.
The people whom business forces tn brave
The wind and the rain, snow, mud and lad
weather,
Like drownd rs,s, all dragsIH, sIush cover d
Struggle. stumble, plod on and wade alto
geiher,
Like bids out Of feather.
Then who can assert with such dark skies tina,
The Clerk Of the Weather IN such IL cross
mood,
However sup eme be the Government = power
1t can march its brave legions through such
nasty mud, =
Though It would--if il could
No, Power above alI the rulers who guide
The strained Ship "f State through the tenn
pest tnst ocean,
Has Leaf wet blanket 10 cool down their
pride
Has thus interfer'd to dispe the pet notion
Of Richmond ward motion.
Then. If this Pr"vident,al in,erposi,ion,
POstpones for awhile the ours Il shedding Of
blood,
We should cheerfully make up minds to
SUBMISSION
To the p' esent annoyance Of rain, snow and
mud,
With more in addition
MsRDAx.
January 23rd, 1862.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22

and Mr. Lincoln has hrcnme scoifer al
justice and convert to the higher Law
heresies of Mr. Seward. bow dare he DE-.
msnd that honest ,ncn hall sanction and
support his ap">saev?
The allegiance of snbject to sorer-
eign has ever BEEN based. we are t.lL
upon mutual and reciprocal obligations.
II this be SO. and Mr.. Lincoln Is really
Emperor or King. how maeh allegiance
10 now due him? 4 tartiori. II he be bu,
President. and it is simply our duty to
support the Constitution and the laws and
no higher obligations rest upon US. we
respectfully ask. who are the real traitors
in Maryland. those who seek an equita.
bic administration of the Government, or
those who applaud the scuffer and trans
gressor? ..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-22

The same mud. previously described, ha~
ing been converted into the p'escnt Gust,
venture the following jeremiah:
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
ATTENTION! IMPORTANT!!

HEADQUARTERS RECT EASTERN VIRGINIA BRIGADE1
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. l. 1862. )
III King street.
PEFUGEES, men of Virginia, and .thers who
lO wish to enlist in the First Regiment Of the
Virginia Brigade, for the defence of the Union.
can now do so by coming to the headquarters, No.
III King street, and they will be mustered in i'm
mediately. Clothes and rations will be given at
once, pay also commencing on same day.
w. WALL, Colonel Comm anding.
j. II. LIVINGSTON,
LIST Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer.
ian 1T
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
NJ Is CIE L L A EOUS.

lob PRINTING, HANDBILLS, CAR S,
q BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, &C., &C.,
neatly and expeditously printed, on the lowest
terms, at the Alexandria Gazette Office, near the
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets.
ian 3--tf
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

IN for his purchases, respectfully informs his
friends and customers that, from and after the lst
day of January, 1862, he will supply them with
all articles in his line fer CASH ONLY, and thaA
the usual reduction for cash will be made upon
such purchases. JAS. ENTWISLE, JR.,
dec 28-3t* Apothecary, "a King street.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
WANTED.

WANTED.
FTNEA LEAD, ZINC, and all other old METALS
Il at II King street, Alexandria, Va.
M1- 1000 REAMS WRAPPING PAPER
for sale.
Also, $500 CABBAGES.
dec 3l-lm# JOSHUA HORNER
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
COAL! COAL CQAL!!!

COAL! COAL I! COALu!
ESQ TONS ANTHRACITE COAL.
EGG AND STOVE WHITE AND RED ASH.
IL received, and for sale at the efice on King.
near Water street, ately occupied by Wise CO.
T. j. MEHAFFEY,
B. T. PLUMMER,
acc Z7-dlw" Agents.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
WAR News

The Federal gunboat Anaeosta yesterday
morning attacked the Confederate battery at
Cockpit Point, and threw shells at it for
about two hours. the battery not replying.
A letter from Leesburg says: ut seems
to be the determination of the Confederates
now to hold Leesburg at all hazards For
tifications are being erected in proper places.
The Louisville Journal of Tuesdays says:
Dispatches were received in this city and
Frankfort yesterday, stating that party Of
scouts from Col. James S. jackson regiment
had encountered a superior force Of Confed
crate force near Sacramento, Mclean coun-
ty, Kentucky, on Saturday, and that the re-
suit was a loss Of five Federals killed, and
twenty prisoners.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

WANTED by lady, a FURNISHED BED
ROOM with small cooking stove, &C., in
respectable Union family. Good reference will
be given. Address M. c, Alexandria p. o.
ian 2-2t#
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

The Philadelphia journal says: The
great sin of the age is the love of money,
the acquisition of which in large qualities
gives influence in social society, and power
in the political would, and commands respect
even in our churches.
Two distinctly opposite styles Of ladies
dresses will, it is said, meet with equal sue
cess this winter. The skirts of dresses will
be worn either ornamental to excets s, or-for
there is no medium-thoroughly simple and
void of all ornament
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
SOMETHING NEW.

700 LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
lOV wanted, to sell Six newly patented arti.
els Of real merit and utility, useful in every
family. Rare inducements oie ed, address
with stamp,) RICE q Co., South street, Balti-
more Md. Baltimore. Md. jan 9-6t
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
Trustees Sale.

Public netice is hereby given, that "
virtue of q certain Deed Of Trust executed
~ Joseph A. Brown and Martha 4 Brown
lis wife on the 5th day OF November 4 D.
1888 and recorded ii Book s on paees AS
4i9-ia0- az the records &C 33ama Comfy, l
he Undersigned as Trustee viii SOIL IT pnh-
lie atiGton to the highest bisiacs far cash
int TIDE cQ;itt house door, IN Tansa County
Eowa, q! ten o'clock n n If the lGih day
of May. A. ii IsG2 lot Ne : in Block No.
q ia the yilaEe Of Monticello lama County,
inwe, with al apparienaaoes; 70 make he
balnhee due upon thc note iii said Deed Of
IfHs9 mentioned.
s4asr l. ALLEN. Trustee
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Wise Connscls for the Young can be had il
The Invaids Medical Gonfidant,a published
by the undersigned for the benefit Of persons
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOV cry
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS AND COLDS,
d EgENsEs.AAsk .AEg.GE2.tC,
DISCOVERED by
j IS SION AIRY.
w II IL r. l.. y G y 4 4 Is 4

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a missionary in Arabia.
An who are threatened vi h Consumption
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by n missionary in Arabia
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
END.iIoKaIg-a e.

Mr. G G. Buttkereis would res pectfu,iy an
nonnce 70 the people Of Tama County, thnl
he has opened Tailors Shop, cue door north
OF The Mr. John 1llen 3 Brick Store where he
IS now prepared TO cut and make reatlenc :
Clothes ST ~ linaa, in tha latest STYLES, III
prices Ia suit these had Times.
Public patronre respectfully Solicited AMI
satisfaction guaranteed.
G. q. Buttkeret.
Toledo, Jan. l5th ss6s. v4-na I'm
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NEW YORK MERCURY
A Ne,c Year mita an OLD Friend.

On New Years day Of 1862 that world re-
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will enter upon the twenty-fourth year Ct
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Young and old, rich ind poor, have reveled
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The noble patriot soldier in his tent, too,
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4,h 1862. and entitled
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

4 correspondent Of the pacific Senti-
al estimates the number OF sheep in
California At 2.noo. o-3e and the average
:aanant oi deeoa on each at three
pounds, giving an annncl wool cror Of
q 100000 pounds, with 4 rapidly IN
ereasiug tendency.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

lfiftvoac counties Of Western Nir.
rinia case AZ official vote ct l6.So7 fir
aud lsl aaa;ns' the new Constitution,
and 9,Oa2 for and 9ls against emancl-
patton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

>ecesh woman il icnncsse, asked
i Union soldier; GLOW far back docs
Your amy extend why madam, il
rpaclc, 70 he north role, and wien !
lift tao other regiments were tr.ns .
t.et Ill.,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
THEpAeTrEc RAILROAD EsEEs.


Pacific Railroad ana Telegraph bill,
passed BY the House.
scvcnty.fve persons from different
sections of the county. (na'ned IN tEe
billy with five commissioners, 10 be ap
pointed by the Secretary Of the lnieri-
or, snl MI persons who shall or may
l,c associated with them, and their s'1c- !
c,s.ore, are created into body corpo- +.
ra,e and polite, BY the nama, style, and /
title of the Union Pacific Railroad I
Company. They are empowered to /
lav and locate, construct, furnish, and
maintain a continuous railroad, with
npnurtcnances. from such points on the
ORE hundred and second meridian Of
lingitnac west from Greenwich to the
western bonnlry Of Nevada Territory.
The capita, stock is to consist Of 100
900 shares Of l,O1l each. The right
If way is granted for the construction
81 the railroad and telegraph hue 10 the
ex,en, Of 900 feet in width on each
side Of the roa,l. The rails and All 9th
CT irons used, shall be Of American
manufacture, cite, etc.
Whenever forty consecutive miles
the road shall be constructed, patents
shall he issued for the lands, rs well rs
bonds Of 81 600 each payable in thirty
wears after date, bearing six per centum
per annnm interest, payable semi annn-
ally, 10 The amount Of sixteen OF said
bond. per mile Tot each section OF for
~ miles, to secure the payment ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RAprps

TT'HF subscriber and former Proprietor has
| inst reE,tcd and refnrn;shei the old stand
and il. now prepared to furnish travellers and
boarders with the hest Of Accommodations.
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