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It Will Have To Be.

The public of San Francisco complain bitterly
OF the disgrace which has befallen that city, and
which daily befalls it, in consequence of the gross
abuse inflicted upon unofending Mongolians by
the loafing, lazy white rabble that SO greatly
abound in all large American cities. The whole
community of that city protest against it, and
are anxious that the guilty in this matter shall be
punished, but they say that they are at the mercy
of a partisan police Board, and of policemen who,
if they do not sympathize with the rufians, rely
upon their votes for a continuance of power.
hence there is no punishment melted out to the
offenders. 1t is plain that San Francisco is not
fit to govern herself. She is a part of the State,
the most important part-the gate through which
the main body of our people enter and depart,
and it is the duty of the State to protect all the
people within her border, as well as TO punish
those who commit offense against her laws, The
city government of San Francisco not being capa-
BILE of this, it will become the duty of the next
Legislature to take charge of her police affairs
and give to her a Board of Police Commissioners
such as the State of New York had to give to the
city of New York. We must have peace in San
Francisco-we will have it; it is a part and
parcel of our Inheritance, and we cannot long
submit to have it disgraced as it of late has been
nor can we let the good name of California be
sullied either at home or abroad, to CRAFTY the
malice of any class, or to pamper the pride of
any officials.
AS the nation is pledged to give to each State a
Republican form of government, SO the State is in
honor and in duty bound to give to each city
within her confines an efficient government-one
that will administer the law fairly and punish
criminals without fear, favor or affection. A
State Board of Public Commissioners is the only
thing that can now release San Francisco from
her disgrace-the only thing that can give securi-
ty to life and limb and property within her cor
porate limits the only thing that can make her
respected at home and abroad; and all her good
citizens onght to advocate such measure-but
whether they do or not we of the interior who
have in charge the fair fame of the whole State !;
who can look on calmly without prejudice, learn
what is best to be done and who have no influence
pressing us not to do what we know to be right,
must not only in justice to ourselves but in justice
also to the age in which we live, and to the great
nation of which we form a part, take hold of this
matter with a firm hand and provide a good police
department for San Francisco, the principal city
of the State, and indeed, the principal American
city on the Pacific coast. We know that the
good men there will help us-and the law
abiding everywhere will be with US in this now
necessary work.-Sacramento Bee.
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German Women.

The German women are much more engrossed
by the cares Of housekeeping than women of n
similar rank in England. They carry this too
far in many instances, rs we do the opposite
extreme. In England, with our false conven-
tional refinement, we attach an idea of yulgarity
to certain cares and duties IN which there is
nothing vulgar. To see the young and beautiful
daughter of n lady of rank running about busted
in household matters, with the keys Of the wine
cellar and store room suspended to her sash would
certainly surprise n young English woman, who,
meantime, IL netting q purse, painting n rose, or
warbling some Dolce milo Bene," or ssSoayi
Palpiti," with the air of n nun at penanee. The
description of Wcrter's Charlotte, cutting bread
and butter, has been an eternal subject of laughter
among the English; among women fine sentiment
must be gaInished out with something finer than
itself; and no princess can be suffered To 90 mad.
or even to be IN love, except in white satin. To
any one who has lived in Germany, the union of
sentiment and bread and butter, or Of poetry
with household cares, excites no laughter. The
wife OF n state minister once excused herself from
going with me to a picture gallery, because on
that day she was obliged to reckon up the house
hold linen. she was one of the most charming.
truly elegant and accomplished women l ever
met. At another time 1 remember that a very
accomplished woman to whom l was introduced,
and who had herself figured in a court, could not
do something or other-I forget what-because
1t was the g crosse wasche" (the great wash)
an event, by the way, which / often found very
NAL apropOs, and which never failed to turn a
German household upside down. You must
remember that l am not speaking of tradesmen
and mechanics, but of people of my own, or
even OF a superior rank Of life. 1t Is true that 1
met with cases in which the women had, without
necessity, sunk into mere domestic drudges-
women whose souls were in their kitchen and
their household stuf-whose talk was of dishes
and of condiments, but then the same species of
women in England would have been, instead of
busy with the idea of being useful, frivolous and
silly without any idea at all.-Mrs. Jameson.
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Wrapping Paper,
nF ALL SIZES, FOR SALE BY
GAO 3m c. BREWER & CO.
ME-" GOODS
Just Received per Idaho,


Via san
-
FOLK S, By HARRIET
u Beecher stowe, 81,
That Boy of Norcotts, paper cover, 314c,
Cast up from the Sea, 81 80,
Connybeare & Howland's Life OF st. Paul,
Practical Stair Builder, sIl,
WoOdward's National Architecs. StZ,
woodward's Church Architect SI2,
Webster's Pictorial Dictionary, SIS,
Smiths Bible Dictionary, complete, . vols,
Michelet's Bird, beautifully Illustrated,
Colton's General Atlas oil the morio, $ZA
Anecdotes of Ciergymen,
Harding's Family Bible, plates, gilt, morocco.
How to Treat the Sick without Medicine, by DR.. jackson,
price, So SO,
How not to be Sick, 81 %,
Modern Women, and VIII It is said OF them,
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Ii. L. Chase's Photographic Gallery
FORT STREET.

is NOW OPEN NJ PREPARED TO
L take PHOTOGRAPHS of any size in the BEST STYLE AND
ON THE MoSr REASONABLE TERMS.
PYIN AND ENLARGlNG done in the
best manner.
For sale-Cards of the Hawaiian Kings, Queens, Chiefs and
other notable persons.
-ALso-A full assortment of LARGE N SMALL
Fra Els. For Sale at Low Prices.
69 ly H.. L. CHASE.
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Overland Paper !

a FINE ARTICLE Of THIN WHITE
"A Ruled Letter Paper, for Overland and European ear.
responieuce- Two sheets can be sent In . single envelope.
PRICE-ss q rsam, OF 81 per quarter ream package
For sale by (659 lml H. VI. WHITNEY
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ApPleton's III

CAN NOW SUPPLY ALL NTs
for JOURNAL, all the dates. from Nos I
% "a. having been received. Terms % n year.
oo L. NJ. WHITNEY,.
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PaysOn's IndeIibIe Ink.

NOR MARKING LINEN. To BE USED
without any preparaton-the best marking ink in use.
Tor saIe By 1914 H. NJ WHITNEY. v
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Don't Forget the Birthdays.
Cloth and Plain Toy Books,

vrom 9 cents to one dollar each Just what oar little aMary
Ann" wants. Call and see at the Book store Of
6Tt H. VI WHITNEY.
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silicaSlates,

llF VARIOUS SIZES. FROM SO Cts TO
B 90 each. Very convenient for a Store, Office, or
Workshop. (67D II. NJ. WHITNEY,
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The past that brcathes % thee,
Lorena.
No crown without the cross.
Let us speak Of q man as We
md him,
Singer in bIissfaI repose,
Lizzie dies To night,
say 10 him,
The rock beside the sea shore.
y take me to thy hart again.
We parted by the riverside.
The old oaksn bucket,
Sweet Evslina,
Ny sweetest thoughts are thine.
Not for Joseph.
Queen Of the night,
What Nora said,
When Lubin sings,
Ny sony shah enter In thy
dream,
Tommy Todd.
My fathers sword,
Flying rrapeze
Nothing else TO do,
Rock me 10 sleep. mother,
Tsenty years ago.
The universal medley,
King the bell softly,
Der graves Of the loved ones,
Pail vane.
she sleeps In the valley SO sweet
Wake Nicodemus,
Putting on airs,
Little Major,
when the war Is DER, Mary,
soriy Ger the ripping waters.
Loves ehidings,
Lost star of my home,
renting on the Oh camp ground
Memories Of the past,
Maggie May.
II. NJ WHITNEY.
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NEW MUSIC!
II HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED FROM
II the Publishers,
Over 1000 Pieces Of late Popular Songs,
vseni md INSTRUMENTAL,

AaN frn~ 0aaL L. ..CE Ill -
Scat
when = e vent sisansns,
scraps ,roui Lnereeia,
sesper hynur
" Us iesend eia,
" gent: hsart,
s.raps rom Marina No.
Inc thrre Angel visisantss
Us out httie AIDED lower,
Ihy vuice Is near
MaiLhgr
Wy houy Athore,
are me Wal wsves saying
Inc sailors we,
nhere s'gh IN the heart,
~ rose oe",
An, eoaia tesen the Sightin-
~A.L
When IEnov th.S sho.,-, ,..,
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Sursign 3abtrtisfmfnts.
Seventh Industrial Exhibition
OF TnE-
INSTITUTE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,

Opened to the Public, % 4. n, Sept. IL, 1863.
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"The last picture 1 have to show you, repre-
sents Mr.. Brigham Young in the bosom of his
family. His Family is large. and the olive
branches around his table are in a very tangled
condition. He is more a father than any man L
know. When at home-as you here see him-he
ought to be very happy, with sixty wives to min
lister to his comforts, and twice sixty children to
soothe his distracted mind. All! my friends,
what is home without a family"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25
NO. 10

FAsv -MooSrcAy has the bes. gov-
erAsd, If not indeed the oalv vel! gov
eFned city in Chris.endom. Paris is
Clean tforn one end 0s the year to the
g'AeF' ana from end Of itself 70 ths other
- streets av2 free from be5glv, paup,r.
;noeo'Ie an ;cunksrl A similar law y
on our s.a.ute-hs9t. too Won saw An.
oa.y the stAtate-ba X W reply. Here it
- - on ,'e street, AMI At the counter =
i1s,S law can be executed. The mouths
., tae gaiaSsyers viii not be stopped un
u .tAs people show the same facility in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

you havea tough strong clay, dir hol-
law pit in it, and apply the acid az. have
directed B. careful in handi;as the
ac;i. as j. WI burn the aesh or e,strdT
the clothes. when il comes in c9ntat with
them. Il can be poured from IN. car
l0vs, which il IS brouehtin, to an, I'D Of
cracEav vessel having handle f2vsoave-
n;arcs, AL tlas be u usea without asq4 fear
o- injury.
I know Of persons in the Stats. the
best and most successful of our f-r.ae7s.
who hare b,an making their own assger.
phosphate for years with entirely r f'se-e-
tory resu,ts, ani at = cost, Labr sEae d
ed not greater than that .wAieh
49,. s.' - =, ;,ie5 oIF.Gst'sl5. =, ssgs
yotr superpFosptstes os1tr than those
h7re mentioned. To your grainarv ap-
nv your Sapa-phosphate Of Lime bro1d
cas-, aud dr.U IN win yaGr gain from
scventv-fve to one hundred pounds Of
good Pu-uyian Gu?no To your corn
anl tobacco a small quantity Of Peruvian
Gasr7 in the hill, not more :han fifty
800 1ouals ID the ncra, with the Super
phogrhate !r0a1 ! cast on the land.
By d5iag as / have mentioned, yau will
have manure oqual to the bss; that is
now sold and at far less coat. Again /
say. be not discouraged at any seeming
want of success in your first attempt, for
it will be mora IN opPearance than re-
atty: but pe-sa7ere In the end you
will come ont right, and reap tho reward
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

TEpgg OF. e;rsscg12rIo.; s. 10 Ter a9num :,
b. ra%d within .,x months. 20 subscription ~.
lie received for = shorter period i's.a III months
ana 10 paper 20 aed.seonuua~a ga's a 'ETe-r@-
ges are pald except at the option oi the paa..7'.-
cT.
TERgs OF ADVERTISING Is cte per sqi'rF toT
the fra insertion. and 50' e.s ior ever, -- 81
quent Insertion. EiLh, lines CT less constitute
4 square Il the number o. Insertions be H''
park.d on the advertisement, il VIII be pa".Isa-
cd until forbid and charged acror'fh1.F- =
libera! ae,! ucton made 10 ths5s ~ho al ',rt'7s ~
the year .ff
Communications Of a pcE'ead =. -'..fsr $" =
b. CHARGED at the same rate a- a.t,cT S.-1'-s .
Obtuaries over ten l:nss II .ea % VII - el=i q
ed At the rate Of 80 cents pes 'fa-Ee
All communication FIR pE1... SION I4s'J :
accompanied with the ret ntul+ y us
or no attention yIIi he PA-i ~ N,ria. +.
name of the author wIli tte pm .-->.' : h-.'
desired but We cannot consent ta=e.t -,i.---..-
nication LL.c.s We know the winter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

AFrARE~7 DEArH-A prize Of $4,000.
France for the discovery Of 3 sure and
simple means of recognizing if death be
real or apparent A French Joarnal su-
nornces that a Dr. Carriere intends to-
claim the money for a process which Le
has successfully employed for forty ysars
This system consists in placing the hand i.
with the fingers closed. before the flame
Of q lamp or candle. In The living per-
son the members are transparent ana Of q
pink sh color, showing tie capillary circu-
lstlon aud life in full activity whilst in
that Of corpse, on the contrary, ali ls
dull and dark. presenting neither sign
Of existence nor trace Of tie blood cur
roz.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25
EtT There was man who live


Cas- County, Ga, many years ago. who
had once been in the State Legislature.
and never neglected the opportunity to
emphasize the fact He was perfect in-
fdel as to new discoveries and new scien-
cas, being well satisfied that if the world
should turn over all the water would spill
out Of his we'll F; and only giving in to
s.eam-ears by slow degrees. But all the
walls of his contempt were poured out
upon the idea of a telegraph and he was
wont to say that nobody need try to como
the green" over him in that way, for lEe
had been 10 the Legislature. Finally.
the State Road was built ana one day
wJrAmen began to pat up telegraphposts
right in front Of his house, and to stretch
tho wire. Ills e1ultaat neighbors thought
they hal him on that occasion, aud ask
ed: We'll, old fellow what do you
think Of telegraphs now 2" he was corn
crned, but died game Ora awing himself
up an inch taller, he said 'Gantlemen.
when | was il the Legislature gave this
subject my very attentive consideration.
Aud | said then, as say now, that it
may do for letters and small bundles, but
1t never will take cotton bale, nevsr -
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BLUE BEARD.

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ar ar"A=n' rear 'hemsrtIes ag'As ~
glorious sky an' anna lae eFon' y ing :.
:oTFtss '3' "a. anu w o"' Ia, 9s..' t1s- :.
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veS e saPIfs.l c f 'Asnn,-E 3 ~, aE4l, H.
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-, = ".i,',-. ~ 7aaI. ~ :, IL r,;I. fron, H.
IA r,;n Tbo g.,.d
= - - ~ r.11i,. t,..,,a,sr.
- ~ ~ -,aa,ai4a,. l,.,,or,+;an. oftba
's'pl on :" :. of Cbarlas
r. g,-,!,.,. + ot that t;na the
.Il;,1r ,r G1as IA Rat4 faudel bar
:, ,r.a q. !, was tLan ana stiII i call
..R,.la R,,o y wa, M 1oyht tho o~i-
-, e ~ t;,,,o bo,orod or ~atbor fe,r-
~ re R,ar] U;s des4s Of blood
,gb;a., rrera ~ the e-,rv dar incidents
,t hi, If. made him tA5 terror of the
..,..r1.,, I.,r r,~.,p The bare men.5a
afL5.',',.n6 ,vs9 on,,gb - snb3g, the
.,a,t r,.L-Ir:,ns nrcbrn into submission.
aa{ aroa IL. ,o~ao+. ha)iayol that tbe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

F,nTH1rAKrs.-Nor does the earth
quake give any notice Of its coming Not
the most expa5iencal observer, whose lie
NAV hav, been passed ia the most favored
land eftha Destroyer, can foretall by
signs in .l2 earth air. or heavens when
the dread visitation is at hand S)me-
times it comes Wien the tropie skies are
cl9udloSs, when the air Is fresh With the
scent Of summer flowers, AMI rhs breeze
.rIavs With the orangc-aaves sometimes
the st9rs ar brightest, AMI nigh smiles
upon the earth At others the air IS thick
and heavy dal fog covers the skies
and a ouIphurous >Neh s.@laaS tAe sense.
Sometimes it comes in darkness sad yhen
in the broad daylight Now in winter.
when the air Is calm ana aool, ana now
in summer. when all nature m6,ts 0sn9ath
the torr.d heat. at Lima, says a travel
er. Tie inhabitants believed tia they
could fore-sii an ~a.tlGuo&o wIen 'he rats
.an swiftly over the ratters Of Il hoa,as
oc when the star, twlnkled via ag ou0i-
Gus brjcd ness Bat tdo mex, oce e.-a.a
in a st2rIess night, and the ra.s were Ua-
usually quiet The Spanish oonlucrors
imagined that earthquakes hapoheI only
once in hulired years ia Peru ali
Chilli, until the.r terrible frequency pro
vol 10 them that thay wore mis3ra5,y de-
oeivcI The creat convulxan at Lisbon
came without 4 warning, Whsn that city
had felt no severe shock fer more than q
century. Caraca. was over YheImed n
al instant, while all ts people, withoL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

FIFTEEN GREAT MIsTAKrs il
great mistake 20 set up our own standard
Of right and wrong. and Judge people ac
e3riius!y. It IS great mistake to meas
ure the enjoyment of others BY our own.
TO expect uniformity Of opinion IA this
world to look for judgments and expe-
rience in youth 10 endeayor to mould all
dispositions alike no, to yield in imma-
terial trifas ; to look for perfection in
fallen world not to aim at perfection in
our own actions to worry ourselves and
others with what cannot be remedied
not to alleviate all that need alleviation,
as far as in our power not to make al
I5wancos for the in6rmities of others to
consider everything impossible which wa
cannot p rform to believe only what
our faito minds can grasp; to expect to
he able to understand everything. The
rreatest Of all mistakes is to live on y for
Tine, when any moment may launch Us
into Eter nifty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

An Cd fellow Of the ultra o iuquisltivs
order askea little girl on board the tram.
who vas sitting by Der mother. as to her
name. destination etc After learning she
vas going t. Phi.aielpa!s. he asked.
WINS, motive IS taking you ,aither, nv
dear ? Il believe they call II the loc2-
motive SIR" was the Innocent reply. Inc
intrusive stranger Was exnuguisaed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

Whos2crer will may CONE. r
thank COD = said Richard Baxter, for
the word whosoever Ii God had said
that there were mercy for Richard Bax-
ter. am so vile sinner that would
have thought he meant some othsr Rich
ard Baxter but when He says Wheso-
ever, | know that includes me, tho worst
Of all Richard Baxters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

Trend Jones, p1-faro you.ee.f j,
hear bad news" my gfaciogs-z7ssk.
what i i.?' "IoGE wife Is dead" ''Oa
51sar. how you frigasered nj. tt ~;
N h-lse wss LII, Il =. :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-25

Imp. .-s-tsa certainly :ro5uoss o1s.r-
.u.aesz. says Bishop Hal. Z" that have
known man 70 come home in k;gh sFir.
i-s frcca ta1ersi tecsgse he hs3 tie u aE~
zssn=a. q Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

OIL n EDle1s
Some weeks ago Jacob K. Bear. tele-
Fgraph operator and express agent at
Brownsville, Nebraska. absconded one
nikht with $4,000 left in his hands as
agent. He directed q letter to the paper
of that place, stating that there were
pinety- nine chances Of his arrest to one
of his safe escape with his plunder, but
for that $l2 900 he would take one chance
in hundred. He wrote Wont this
affair of mine make you nice little local
item aftn
When the company learned of their
loss they at once set active measures
afoot to capture Bear, but failed. Lstely,
however, he has sent another letter to
the Brownsville Advertiser. Ia it Bear
states that losses in gambling led him to
commit the theft. He states that one OF
the packages he stole contained $500,
and writes:
q But the best matured plans often
fail and now comes the most Incredible
part of nv statement. The package of
$4,000 was soldered up in zinc box the
exact size of the package, and also had
ebout one thousand dollars besides that.
It is natural to suppose that was very
much excited when leaving, which was
true, for as / was getting into skif my
foot slipped and dropped the box con-
tanning the $4,000 in the Missouri river
''In conclusion, will say this: am
where am making money fast, and be-
fore the expiration of ten years every
dollar of that money will be returned TO
the United States Express Company. Ii
I die, nv life is insured in favor of the
United States Express Company for an
amount greater than they have lost.
'sI ask the sympathy Of nc one, but |
am already fesrfully punished, not know.
;sg what moment | will be arrested for
nv crime. Aud what then2 The State
prison, or suicide. If i prefer it. ! will
also state why / wrote the note to Hol-
laday & Calhoun in the braggadocis
style that did. l wanted to kill all the
love aud respect that my wife ever enter
tanned fer me, and thereby lessen the
sorrow and anxiety that she might feel
for me after she becam aware OF what l
had done. You who have up to this time
thought or imagined what a luxurious
life am, no doubt, leading. are for once
disappointed, as am one Of the most
miserable criminals on the face OF the
earth I" tHr rHr..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27
-uarry with Hi. Beaver Up"

I Harry Moss-the veritsble old Harry
failing to profit by past experience, and
remaining clear ofthe impecunious shoals
and quicksands of journalism, has re-
turned to his first love. The last number
of the Mssissippi Democrat (Yszoo
City) contains the vsledicsOry OF Mr..
Garnet Andrews, jr., and the following
characteristic salutatorial effusion from
tie original. genuine aud only Harry
Moss:
"SALUrAToRY.-I have been employed
at considerable expense by Mr.. McGlnly
to edit this paper, and mean to do my
utmost for him TO get his money back on
the Investment. / have no favers to ask
in advance Of q generous public, for
Il has been my experience that all the sp-
probation ever got from any generous
public had TO work for.
HARRY Moss"