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RG The Government is in possess
sion of information to the effect that the
cause of the insurgents 10 Cuba is not
at all hattering. 1t appears that their
agents here and in New York have adj
mitted that unless they obtain recogui.
ton or material aid from our Govern
ment they will DO unable to hold out
beyond sixty days. 1t is understood
that the Administration is net disposed
to interfere with affairs in the island be-
yond the protection Of American citi-
zens and their interests. Tie English
and French Ministers fully understand
the condition of affairs in Cuba and the
attitude of our Government, and have
advised their respective governments
accordingly.
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R- The following from the Rich.
mond News shows how Virginia en-.
terprise may prosper when judiciously
managed: The Piedmont Life Insur.
ance Company has declared dividend
of forty per cent. on its Life Policies
which have paid two annual premiums
and the same is available on such poll
cies at next renewal to absorb loans, or
reduce cash payments.
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THURSDAY MORNING, April 20, 1863.
FROM RICHMOND.

The Conservative Stale Convention
assembled and was called to order at IL
o'clock NJ. Raleigh t. Daniel presided.
Two hundred delegates. representing 80
counties, were present All the candi-
dates nominated last year sent in their
resign atoms.
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OF the wounded by the recent Long
Island railroad accident, three arc still
in great danger. Groesbach, who has
| thirty-two wounds, cannot recover.
The cotton on steamer from Shreve-
port, Louisiana, for New Orleans, caught
fire last week. One hundred and fifty
bales had to be thrown overheard before
the boat was saved.
The famous Lewis Lindsey, colored,
late member of the Virginia constitu-
tional convention, has come to grief in
Richmend--in being brought under the
supervision of the police, and necesslta-
ted to take nights lodgings in the sta
ton house, &c.
Wardweil, the superintendent of the
penitentiary in Richmond, has had va
rious charges OF malteasance in Office
preferred against him by some of his
late employees. The matter has been
laid before Gen. Candy.
Since his. Inauguration President
Grant has sent to the Senate 1913
nominations for Office. The Washing
ton Express in publishins the classified
list, says shat not more than one-half
of the offices within the direct gift Of
the President have yet been filled, and it
is probable there will yet be more than
200 or 800 additional changes
The Danvile Times says that at the
Pittsylvania Court there was no politi-
cal speaking by black or white; though
there was good deal said on politics
So far as We could gather, the conserva-
tives generally favor the idea of not
running any candidate of their own, but
to vote for Walker. as the least of the
| Gwo evils.
The Haverty case in New Orleans ex-
cites great interest. The victim, Hav-
erty, was kidnapped, charged with
crime, and is now being prosecuted by
sheriff, whose object, it is alleged, is
To extort N oney from his victim.
The British Minister in China says
that the Chinese do not desire progress.
1t is reported that the Catholic mis-
sionaries and several hundred converts
in the province of Sechuen have been
massacred by the natives.
1t is rumored that the Prince Borg
hese, of Rome, the owner Of the finest
gallery of paintings after that of the
Vatican, is about to sell his art treas
ures to Russia for the sum OF 35,000,000
francs.
The Cuban Junta in New York have
received only some $4,000 from con-
certs aud donations, and sent to Cuba
$4,000 for the relief of the sick aud
wounded. M
A California paper announces that it
has positive assurances that President
Grant will certainly visit that State du-
ring the coming summer, and it prom
lses that his appearance there will be
the occasion for the greatest enthusiasm
ever witnessed on the Pacific slope.
An Ohio democratic paper proposes
that Its party make new departure
next fall and come out as the "anti-im-
perial" party. "Anti-fddlestick! !" Is
there no one among the democracy who
possesses a modicum of brains ?
A Boston undertaken has Just followed
to the grave the 1850 corpses he bur-
led during his lifetime.
In several counties of lower Virginia,
as far up as Nottoway and Amelia, the
of the peanut has been COM
on quite large scale. and in
some places is actually taking the place
Of tobacco, as more valuable crop.
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MEDELsON's NATIONAL
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STATE LICEN 8 Es-FOR. 1863

Merchants, Liquor Merchants, Hotel
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Dealers, Land and Renting Agents, Auc-
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Stock Brokers. Private Bankers, Paw u
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Bowling Saloons, Billiard Rooms, Attor.
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companies. Pedlers and all others that
require State License, to renew the
same before the 30th instant, or close
their places OF Business on the list of May.
1859, as the law requires. as we are de.
termined to enforce the law against all
who do not comply with the above mo-
lice;
All persons dealing In Liquors must
make application 10 The Magistrates
Court on Monday, 10th Instant, for per.
mission to sell the same.
We can be found in the Office, at CITY
Jail, between a; a., and o'clock p. m,
W. 7. BELL, C. r.
6pls.t3Ua w. b. DEGGS, Sergeant
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30 RDIN G. HOUSE!
One or two ROOMS, suitable for families
may be obtained on appiicaJ on, The
douse has been extensively repaired, and
'epainted, and thoroughly cleansed, and
oelng eiigibly situated, is quite conve-
nienl to the business of the city. "A first
scared to give the most perfect satistac.
ion. Application may be c1ade at the
!ouse. fbl2-tf
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NEWS ITEMS.

OF the wounded by the recent Long
Island railroad accident, three arc still
in great danger. Groesbach, who has
thirtY-two wounds, cannot recover.
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The British Minister in China says
that the Chinese do not desire progress.
1t is reported that the Catholic mis-
sionaries and several hundred converts
in the province of Sechuen have been
massacred by the natives.
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Coon DOCTRINE. YOU enemies

Coon DoCrRINE.-IIave you enemies
Go straight on and mind them not. If
they block up your path, walk around
them. regardless Of their spite. A man
who has no enemies is seldom good for
anything-he is made of that kind of ma
terial which is so easily worked that eve
ry one has hand in it, 4 sterling char
acter--oue who thinks for himself, and
speaks what he thinks, is always sure to
have enemies They are as necessary to
HIM as fresh air they keep him alive and
active. \ celebrated character, who was
surrounded by enemies. used to remark
They are sparks which. if you do not
blow, will GO cut OF themselves Let
this be your feeling, while eDdeavoring g
to Ii sc down tho scandal of those who are
| bitter against you. If you stop to dis
pute, YOU do but as they desire, and open
the way for more abuse. LIT the poor
fellow talk-there will b. but reaction,
If vou perform bat vour duty and hun
dreds whe were once, slienated from you
will flock to you and acknowledge their
error.
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Exc9rRAdE THE YogsG-If 1 young
man deserves praise be sure 70 give it to
him, else you not olrl J run chance Of
driving bin from tue right read for want
Of encouragement. but deprive yourself Of
the happiest privilege you viii ever have
Of rewAIding his labor. For it is only
the y3ung who can receive much reward
from mems praise The old, when they
are great. &c. .co far beyond aud above
what YOU may sAink Of them. You nsy
urge them with srciamation, but they will
Goub. Your pleasure and despise your
nraise. You might have -eheered them
IN their race shreugh the asphodel ne,d-
ows OF their yvltu yoa might nave
brought the proud, bright scarlet to their
face, if you had cried bur once well
done = as they dashed up 70. the first goal
u their ambition. blt nCv their pleas
ure is memory. and iheir ambition is in
heaven. They eau be kind to you. aud
YOU cga never mpEc Be kind to them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25
in human history. Holland had ceased

in human history. Holland had ceased
TO sweep her commercial rivals from the
high seas. England Was not yet queen
OF the ocesa. The Atlantic ocean was a
Spanish sea.
More than one half of the new world
with its hundreds of fourishing cities aud
seaports was tributary TO the crown OF
Spain.
Mote than ten millions of submissive
Indians toiled in the mine. and pearl fish
cries Of South America and the West In
dies and poured showers of barbaric gold
and precious stones into the Spanish treas
uts at Madrid.
But in each Of these seaports, there lay
for months at time, fleets Of Spanish
galleons loaded to their bands with in.ots
Of gold AMI silver, with casks of precious
stones ana pearls, swinging listlessly tq
their anchors, not daring to 90 b,y2nl
the range Of their port batteries withou'
a convoy Of numerous and well appoint
ed fleet of armed Ships
Spain, proud and naughty Spain, the
2nd empire ofthe Christian Caesars, trem
bled a. the very name of certain pirates
who called themselves " Buccaneers. =
A flock of sea vultures had perchei on
the rock of Tortuga and clutched in their
talons the heart of Spain, her gold, as
her ocean caravans journeyed across the
ocean.
1t is from the history of that ectraordi
nary struggle between Spain and the Buc-
cancers of the Antilles as we'll as certain
cotemporaneous political combinations that
we have compiled the narrative we shall
call 1.-The Buccaneers in the days Of Will
liam III. and Louis XIV"
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VALUABLE TABLE.-The following ta-
BILE will be found very valuable to many
of our readers
\ box 2t by 16 inches square AMI %
inches deep, will contain a barrel Give
bushels
4 box 2t by 16 inches square, and Il
inches deep, will contain half barrel.
A boz 26 by f5l irches square, and S
inches deep, will contain one bushel.
\ box - by II, inches square. and $
inches deep, will contain half bushcl.
A box by s. inches square, and IS
inches deep, will contain Que peck.
A box 9 by s inches square. and
inches deep. will contain one gallon.
4 box by s inches square, four and
one eight inches deep, will contain half q
gallon.
A box by 4 inches square, and ~
inches deep. will contain ono quart.
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FAfxs or THE ss.-Hathew
is supposed TO have suffered n'arsyrdom.
or was slsiu 10 city Of E,hioris..
Mark was dragged through the streets
in Alexsndria. in Egypt, till he sIpirei
Luke was hanged to al olive tree III
Greece.
John was put in boiling cauldroa ss
Rome, but escaped death. He died -
natural death at Ephesus. Asia. -
James the grea. was bcheaded at Je-
rusaleu.
james the less was thrown from pin
nacle. and beaten to death.
Philip was beheaiei.
Bartholomew was skinned alive
Andrew was cruciiod and pounded
while dying.
Thomas was run through with lance.
S;mon WIS crucido3.
Matthias Was stoned.
BlrnabaS WIZ stoned to death:
Paul was behelded by the tyrant NJ
TO, at Rome.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25

TALKI>G AND WRITISG.-A man new
er knows what he has read until he has
either talked about it or written about it
Talking and writing are digestive process
ses which are absolutely essential to the
mental constitution of the man who de-
yours many books But it is not every
man that can talk. Talking implies, first
of all. readiness on the part Of the speak
er, and next sympathetic listener. 1t
i, therefore digestive process, the most
difficult, if it is the most rapid in its op-
Grafton. Writing is different affalr--a
man may take his own time to dc it; and
not require a reader-he can be his own
reader. 1t is an easier though more
formal process of digestion than talking.
Il is in every body's power-and every
body who reads much makes more or less
use of it, because, as Bacon says, if he
does not write then he ought to have ex-
traordiua-Y powers TO compensate for
such neglect 1t is in view of this that
we are 70 understand the complaint of a
we'll known author, that he was ignorant
of certain subject, and the means by
which he was to despel his ignorance
namely, by writing on it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25

RICHES s-The man with good, firm
health, Is rich.
So is the man with clasr conscience.
So is the parent of vigorous. happy
children.
So is the editor Of a good newspaper,
with a big subscription list.
So is the clergyman whose coat tho lit
tie children of his parish pluck, as he pas
ses them on their play.
So is the wife who has the whole heart
of good husband.
SO is the maiden whose horizon is not
bounded by the looming man, but who
has purpose in life, whether sho ever
met him or not.
So is the young man who, laying his
hand on his heart, can say, II have treat
ed every woman ever saw as | shoull
wish my sister treated by other men,"
SO is the little child who goes to sleep
with a kiss on its lips, and whose waking
blessing waits.
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Murroy vs.. Pork Physicians recon-

Murroy vs.. Pork Physicians recon-
mend mutton as the most wholesome meat
the easiest digested, and best suited tc
invalids; while pork, as everybody knows,
is the most unwhoesome flesh eaten In
England, mutton is tavorite dish, and
we apprehcnd it is to this, rather than to
roast beef, that the Engiishman owes his
robust healthy and rosy complexion. Our
people eat too much pork and too little
mutton. And yet, as contemporary
well remarks, "mutton can be produced
10. for lb at less than half the price of
pork yields more nourishmcnt when
eaten and keeping sheep does not ex-
haust farm to the extent feeding hogs
does Sheep can be kept during the win
ter on hay and turnips, or mangle wurt-
eel, or sugar beet, while hogs will not do
without, at least, some corn"
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Tux SrEr CA>,L No FNtURE.-Cap-
,a;n histon. Of the steam launch Pau
line If the British Reninsular and Oh
entail Company. having gone through the
S,cz Caual from sea IL sea, taking sound
ms all the way, reports the least depth OF
,s,er in the chauncito be twenty feet, aud
,ha, the Other distractions were beng ra-
pidly removed. The canal is no failure.
III ~ a commercial enterprise aod reNo-
ln,,ouizer is destined 70 prove Que OF The
~ greatest wonders ii the world y.
l. Hcrutes
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THE WoRLD.-The world is great de
ceiver. We tread within an enchanted
circle. where nothing appears as it really
is. We live in delusion. and form plans
of imaginary bliss. We wander for ever
in the paradise of fools, and mediate in
secret on the means of attaining worldly
success, which, when acquired. has sell
dom in cue instance fulfilled our c1pectA-
tions.
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An exchange paper has the following
.''It IS said that there are more editors
unmarried than any other class Of profes
.ional men For the reason, we sup
pose. that the majority os them are men
of fine sentiment and do not wish to star vo
anybody sister.