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MERCHANTS HorrI-The attention Of
the travelling public is directed to the ad-
vertisement of the Merchants Hotel cor
rcr Of Hanover and Pratt streets, Balti-
more. Md, 10 be seen in another column
Recent improvements have made this enc
of the most comfortable and desirable Ho-
tel resorts in the city and guests, who
have recently visited it. speak Of Mr.
Sshofeld, the PROV rietor, in the very high
est terms Of praise as caterer and ac-
eomnodatipg landlord. The house is
conducted On tie European plan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25

Il
IL THE FAR WEST Away IN The
"Westcrn Wilds," at place called Os-
wcgo in Southern Kansas, our enterprise
Ing young friend, Marshall l.. Sotho-
ron, formerly Of this county, has estab-
lishca himsclfin business and is attrac-
ting. we see by the Rcgister,-tho news
paper organ of that section-the conf
dencc ana patronage Of the people among
whom lie las east his lot And these viii
increase as he is better known. a young
asn Of higher tone, of moro honorable
aim. of fuller energy, of integrity better
tried. we know not of in oil the wide list
Of our young acquaintance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25

TrAxx-G,rIyG Ply A. GroR7rrows
CoLLsGy Tic Caie-s 4: lis oroee-a} r
Mst,t1t:an-of T.oarlinr-the "~.n'or,.
{ mn.arasi r. C.,t. r. 7, F, D-a'v, #
Delaware, 3r3 Li.u... G. Gar:an l'oseg,
CT N:..i--;r,i, ana John Y. Caa.'l,r, e
Nrrylaad. lie Juniors, ccmuandoa
b. cat. =. T. Teany, # GeCTgia,-
n~de ,rard military d'vr'ey on Thanks
giving Day in Georgetown, parai,ng tie
7-;-.c;ral ST., cts-of the city ard fEallg
marc in, GU. to the "Vila." about three
niles distant, where they INDUCED in
fr;endly lLcoiirg contest for n1mher e
rioh and valuable prizes, presented most
lyby their lady friends. They were
headed by tho Z. s. Marine Band. Al
ter tho contest, the Cadets pnrtook OF q
sumptuous dinner, prepared by the pro
fessors Of tie college. One who was
present SAYS, that tic march Of these STU
dent soldiers along tie entire lire WIS one
grasd ovation Of smiles and friendly greet
ing from TIE fair and P!audIts for their pro-
Gciency in the drill from the sterner sex.
The shooting was particularly interest
iu1, tie contestants numbering over one
hundred. ard representing California,
Tcx,c Tennessee. New York, Penusyl-
vnnia AMI most Of the other Statea Of the
Union, as also South America and other
foreign counties. When thejudges made
report. It was found that theroputation Of
st. Mary hal been fully protected by
Fer youthful sons, the following young
men from our county being in the list re-
ceiyi-g and entitled to receive prizes =
Charles Abel, Frank Neale and 9. llcu-
re- Cama!ier. In the name Of their native
county, we congratulate our young triencs
uPon their success.
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TIE fae~t. Nos. F'e7-iHs, and eo~tly en-
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tists-JohD Rogers, john Talpia, and
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been induced to come from Europe TO
America expressly u finish it. The en-
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can fully appreciate the skill and labor
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TIE REyoLvISG SuLKY HAnRoW.-The
attention of our planters and farmers Is
called to the advertisement of Mcssrs. H..
Sinclair & Co, No. g. Light street, Bal
timoro, Md, to be found in another col
unrn. Taveau's Revolving Sulky-uar-
row and Broadcast Socdcr, advertised by
this frm, was awarded the gold medal
Mt tie recent Maryland State Fair and is
spcken Of ty ohscrvant farmers as ono OF
the very best labor-saying machines for
its purpose that has vet challenged pub
lie attention. II IS likely TO have a very
extensive sale. The Yatcntcc, Col. Ia
vgau. is resident Of our county. We
notice that the price of the Harrow has
not been given in the adyertisement.-
This omission should be supplied.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-25

TIN MkSrIxG IN OAKyl1Ly OIsrRIcr.
The oyster feast. given III honor of Gel.
Maddox at Mr.. Z. I. SYslding's Store IN
Oakrille distinct, on Saturday LAST. was
largely at,euded, We learn, and pass, d
of ID tie u.ost agr,eatie manner. The
CelNuel made briet sfeech. wbieh WAS
warmly received. after which. i'll response
10 calls. Col. j. rarIan CraLc. Col. JAS
I. Blackstone ana Joseph Il. Key. E>qr.,
delivered short addresses.
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EXCITING ADVENTURE. -

EXCITING ADVENTURE. - a
YOUNG MAN BURIED IN A WE'LL,
On Saturday Il young man mar
rowly escaped from death III Il well
at Ireland'S Corners, n. Y. The
young mans name was Dixon, and
he was engaged in cleaning ont n
well on the premises of Mr.. Bur.
banks. While So engaged the well
cavcd in npon him, burying him
completely from sight. y gang Of
men were Immediately set to work,
though hardly with the hope of res
cuing him, and after working some
eight hours succeeded in digging
him out entirely uninjured. The
falling walls had fortunately formed
an arch jus, over his head. thus saw.
ing him from instant death, Dur.
ing that long period his head re.
NAMED firmly pressed down upon
his breast, and his arms were also
pinioncd. But u few inches space
remained for his head above water,
and his lower extremities were EN-.
bcddcd in the earth beneath. Yet
he did not suffer for want of air,
and during the whole time distinct
" heard the men engaged in theil
efforts to rescue him from his peril
ous condition. 1t was q remarkabl,
escape.
a GooD OWL STORY.-Mr. II
Stevens of East Hardwick, having
lost two hens by an owl, set tral
for the maraudcr, but the blrt
sprung it and escaped. Soon after
u neighbor, Mr.. Addison Eastman
Walden, lost four hens, and on set
ting u trap it was sprung ana car
ried off. lie then tried another
trap aud that caught ana hclu III
owlship, with the other trap on on'
leg. The bird measured flvo fee
from tin to tip-but his poultry'eat
Ing Lsys nro ncw n 'mbersl'
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~ Wesi AsrIltlcbOrO.X Vermont

William A. Kinnc. NJ A., Principal Prof
Oh. F. ScluStcr Instructor in Instrumental
Nusic,, Drawing, Pointing, and Gymnastics
Able Assistants are employed in every depart
ment. The Spring Session begins Monday
Apiil Nth 1862 The Fall Session begins Mon
day, September goth, 1869. The buildings viii
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IN DIR, Lewis New Gymnastics. Monday. July
18th. 1869. Address L. L. lIOSFORD, West
Brattlcboro. Vt.
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either side that wOufd have led the
most careful listener to believe that
we were soldiers warning against
each other.
1t would be useless to deny that
during this time ny mind was run
nlng on all things beside those upon
Whlch we were talking. ! knew
that was Colonel Ashby's prisoner,
though there was just shadow of
doubt whether he meant to enforce
the forfeit. | could not help steal
ing anxious glances occasionally in
FAD e aMa1Iff. If.ekfta ekfabf'ss hbfss fhG6lclSf jf eeoud
lief, and as often found an uncom.
Portable recognizance of her position
and the fear OF my suspicion.
at last the time came when |
must bring matters to an issue, and
! rose to depart. Whatever the end
might be. | did not intend that Ash
by or his friends should see in my
face or in my manner of taking leave
that for an instant suspected such
tcrmlna<ion of our interview. In
fact, | had made up my mind not to
DE taken without Il struggle, as it
was but two nights before that two
OF our officers had been captured
while on a visit to some of the fair
ones outSlue of our lines, and the in
cldent had served for some pretty
hard Jokes on the now imprisoned
amOratas. 1t was well worth "a bit
of IA fight, therefore, to avoid not
only being taken prisoner, but to
avoid being taken in SO ignoble Il
way.
bade my rair entertainers good
night, regretting that it should be
50 long ere | should see them
again, and advanced to do the
same by Colonel Ashby and his
friends, but found them also on their
feet, and prepared to depart. 1
shall never forget the minute it took
us TO reach the piazza--it seemed
an age. ! had picked up my sword,
by the way, having unbuckled it
and stood it down in the corner of
the room when sat down to chess,
and grasped it tightly by the scab
baro III my left hand, prepared to
use 1t on the slightest demonstra-
tion. My horse stood fastened
within few feet, and | felt that if
once got on his back, | had no
lear OF tue whole party.
1t was just dark, aud we all stood
an instant, looking out upon the
landscape. Every moment 1 expec,
ted to hear the words "Captain,
you are my prisoner when saw
look of Intelligence pass between
the Colonel and his adjutant. |
grasped my sword tighter. and
looked i'll the direction of their eyes
and, with a great bound of the heart
SAW my own men coming slowly
toward the house. -....
Whether they were deceived, and
believed them to be a squad OF then
own men, i'll the dim light, or really
knew who they We're, and trusted
to my generosity, could not tell ;
but after they had fairly emerged
into the road, | turned towards my
companions, and with one glance
into their inscrltahle faces, ! eyten
ded my hand towards Colonel Ash
by.
Il must bid you good night, Col
see Il file Of py men coming NJ
the road after me, and it might bt
unple' SAINT for you to meet them.
Good night Captain; | thank
you.' wlS the response, and III ;
moment ] was on my horse and hat
Joined my men. who had returne,
that they might warn me of sever
al wandering parties OF rebels they
knew To be out, and prevent M
from being picked up.
never knew whether l was ;
prisoner that evening, or not.
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shotg' at the same time pointing pistol at him.
The character OF the villain was thus apparent, but
at this instant he did not attempt 10 put his MURDER
design into execution. as he started at fu speed
through the street towards broadway, lor
lowed by the officer, who, for the moment,
forgot his wife and relative in the faithful i,,t
discharge OF his duty. 1t was merry chase, put
dangerous one, az the sequel proves As the iugi-
tive was closely pressed at the corner OF broadway
he suddenly turned 1.-THE oilcer being within twenty
feet OF mimi and leveliing his pistol fired u ~ nl
but fortunately without effect. Az he then acceIe-
rated his speed the officer thought II was ms pro-
vince stop the thief and protect his own ie and
Quick succession the last shot taking eect the pau
passing through the Villains right hand iet ne ran
on, and as he entered Amity street they met Queer
Pike, also or the Fifteenth precinct whom omccr
Randall asked to give the alarm rap winch ne ulu.
Yet on ran pursued and pursuer until WITHIN luo
feet below Mercer street, on Amity tine FORMER
was run down." Yet he did not give up
officers Randall and Pike. He was Immediately
taken to the Fifteenth precinct station house wnele
he gave his name as George Jones. subsequently
search was made for the pistol the prisoner USED,
when it, together with skeleton KEYS, matches,
pocketbonk and papersthe latter afterwards idenL-
ned by DIR. Beach, who was n0tihed to appear o. tne
station housewere found on the route OF the chase
and better than all both the doctor and ofcer also
identified the captured individual, the frst as the
man that went ont Of the door Of his dwelling, ana
the latter as the party he observed on the stoop OF
the house and the one he pursued.
The accused, on hts informal examination, said ne
was thirty years OF age, born in New York, book
keeper by occupation, and not guilty, on both tne
charges or burglary and attempting TO shoot oicer
Randall. but he was committed upon the complaints
TO answer at the Court OF General Sessions, without
bail.