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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

house OF Thomas OOonnor at No ie Pearl she wss
married under the nan,o f<tnarlne Kelley :
:. NJ. week, aiter his msrsee. witness en-
lated In taae army. -"d was sent 10 Hsrrs
Island from there he sent his wife st400; he subse
qucnty enlisted IN the navy sent on the receiving
ship Vermont; willie there he visited by his wife,
and received from the Captain $3.50 he absent
altogether in naval vessels four years witness at var
times sent his wife money; he received one letter
from while at Valparaiso sent her several letters;
was paid of and discharged in California In 1868, and
then for the first time learned Of the second marriage OF
his wife about six weeks ago he camo to this city from
Philadelphia and visited Catherine on entering the
room she said, "Why is that you Alt dreamed OF you
few nights ago"
After several other witnesses were examined. Catharine
was and SAID that she married to
but one man. and that is john Cantlin She had three
children by him before he married her. and one after
ward She added that Cantlu Old her he would marry
her IL he certain that she not married woman
She oath the book" that she had never
been married. and he then consented TO marry her
These false reports had been spread around concerning
her for some time previous. .
The magistrate adjourned the case and allowed Caha;
go the promise OF her counsel that she would
appear In Court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
,rvv,to,c,rrLy m,REgr-M.,cu II.

C,u.-Ree.p So head the market vas dal .aa 1880
boiiux OF usrsst and holders are soppibg
eeount: 800 head mostly 70 lSc. eSeAe" yee
49, nd there va. demand at sS9e'a oss & "a
saAntsss, ,.., x,,s sales for common to extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
THE cAYTLIN ALLEGED BIGAMY CASE.

The examination in the case of Catharine
cantlip accused OF bigamy, commenced yesterday
At the Tombs by Justice Hogan The respective nus
hands James Gould aud John Cantln were In court s
's s1as Gould testified that no married to Caharine
IN Noyemner 1850 Ia registry oaee near tho City Hiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

Tho Ladies' soross Cinb Of New Tort recently hssse hei
discussions from Suffrage Hair Preparations and P'ps Bss
hsp They declared that bed not sodOsss then sta
beauty their rhyea their daiy 10 seek vbsre tssy osh
60 they al voted saessess Rsass
stD and nsms aud the oompereu most f'n9 s'''
sD and msbke spDesaee dangerous dosbg .sd hal
Lross KarHAxoS made the Hair grow tbsk son ssd srs pfs
ard prevented from tanning TIE psepns.o"
these articles did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The artists in the Studio Building particularly
desire that the public should be cautioned against
paying money to person who is using their forged
signatures as an Endorsement # his claims, and
against whom they desire their friends to be their
puard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS
A RIVFD.

Steamship Virgo. Bultlsy. Savannah, mdse ADD pass
schr. Laura, Demeitt. Nssaa. n. r.. IL days. muse
FOREIGN PORTS. 90,
HAvAsA March lL-Auved. bark hlbA Ie@ Nechos on'e'
,,ssnshps JunstA Phadsipha snd fsseo TOT NsSoe"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bssyou Masst llArrl,sd steamship oissess ho" N'o"'
E,na from Liverpool -. -. -. u...., p.,,i- ~. IA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
H.,ss March lCot,ou closed heavy spot and " arrives Low
Middlng 10 arrive, lI6t IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

At the monthly meeting of the Union League Club
held on Thursday evening, amendment to the by
laws was adopted, fixing the limit of resident mem
bership to one thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
DPFRA IN RROOKIYN.

The Matinee at the Brooklyn Academy, this
afternoon, will be tho bohemian Girl! with Madame
Parepa Rosa as Airline This has been substituted
for Fra Diapoio consequence OF the illness OF Miss
Uersee The sale OF for the performances at the
NewYork Academy next week, is going on with great
AMIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
pISSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON sAvASsAHIs Steamship WIS., h'i, .. asa
s ,. y Bridss H. Dunuiug, Brssr h Hoees M: an
csrs, Mlss Nellie TruBbul, A. MeLanpSs IN ssI.e'
n -. Obs Pesrce e. W. Wsshbarn, " fhtcs M" W.
500 MT a b. Arnold Miss Arnold aud 20 ssessgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

for Baltimore ''' ''s'"'e'so'ns ana hse'its1
sAu.s.s. o. March Arrived ste. nssp Lea fran NJ. w..
v yer s.Ens barb Alexander roaug PS.ds pl, J%.,
'''HtS'roS O. Msrch u.Ariy.d stAan,hp J.,.. Is,.,
s,.v.Vc:t: Ga, - 80 bsltmcssi seh. NJ A. TyI.r Esw
Aleundrs Sailed big ffIaSan f'r '''s sSs hs'as n
Hovss for Baitmors
roRrEs, Monos Vs. March iP.ss.d for B.asor. s,is
Willie SAITH Thomss Nemph SsB Domgoj barb Iobgsn6 s1
hr BIog. West Indie Pssd out .,snbn Oha Tor Brsnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

sAGBwYCKOPP-0o Wednesday Mscbs 1t c.rBsBsi. st the
resdeae Mr. Richard Conbss By the Rev G. soddsr Nj
Gsdae Sage h to Miss Irene WJciOs all of,bs ev Ne
rad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
MdRRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. I.l stamping Note P'p.r.
VIZ EvERDELLs Sons i PCLTos OLD DuTcu CaUEes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The Trophy Tonato.-Twssy seeds & send for areaisf
AdtTso Gao. e. WANING, ir. Ogden Pam, Newport. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WRATHBR

Yesterday "Wednesday, the ulh was raw chilly day
Tho sky WAS hangeabe during tho morning, and until
% m Cloudy and hazy At the latter hour the clouds DO
gan 10 come In from the From p IN. to midnight
north between and through the west ana thence
TO the g. g. E. bearing with 1t tokens or snow or ram
Phases the Moon-Ihe moon VIII be iu Oh tho ''"' d.
q. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
DIED.

Al Notice. Of Marriages must be indorsed sia tsa
u1ue and addrPs8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

he lived with her for four I've weeks after this tho
house OF Thomas O0onnor. at No. ~ Pearl che was
"'"rr'eo "noer the na"" . Catnarle Kelley;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

Nor Ysr S.rrLED.-Albeit the adop-
ton Of the 18th Amendment BY . con-
ssisusionsl (f) majority Of States and ito
proclamation BY the President. it would
seem that the radicals themselves are IN
doubt as to the validity Of the action IA :
ken in regard to it and arc snxio Us to
cloee discussion and agitation on the sub
Jsct BY the immediate admission Of Geor-
gia. How this is to legalise the proce-
durs. it is not given US 70 see. but the
Washington Chronicle is otherwise i'm
pressed. - viii be observed from the fol.
loving extract from letter Of Mr.. For
ssy Published in late issue Of the OIL
eial organ.
III ~ refuse 10 do this Sand remand
Georgia back to the military government.
We distrust our we'll tried friends and en-.
courage our most iuvsser.te eucries.-
We reopen . new agitation sAere quiet
sAosld Be encouraged. The validity et
tie ratification Of the anse.dwe.ts Gill BE-
disputed and neS political issxs rill
Be ruised; bat admit Georgia With her
present Legislature. recognised fsr ito
constitutional term Of two years from the
date Of ssch admission. and the grea,
work vill b completed BY the Union men
and tos he ua,oa."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

~ How . radical nissaok bic nan 10
thus told BY the Omaha Herald Of the
9th instant
The team Of one Of the transfer buses
started from the depot yesterday for .
runaway. and were only stopped BY the
timely Interference Of Mr.. Brooks. . col
ored geotlsnan Of the Metropolitan. Who
rushed out aud graspsd the reins Of the
runaway team. just at this juncture .
very prominent Radical gentleman who
bad witnessed the almost superhuman ef.
tort Of The colored brother. and believing
that this vosld be IN unprecedented oc-
casion to put . eliucher on the 6 tenth
Anendnent. pushed his way through the
in.mense crowd which had gathered, aud
in loud voice exclaimed. "Who dare
nov dispute your right to vote after aav.
ing riskea your life to save the life snd
property Of others I" Brooks very c"oI-
" answered. "You bet I'll vote and
when I do vote, I'll vote the strais' I
Democratic ticket, every time" This
~as sufficient for the gent with the kids.
stovepipe hat aud. cane. aud he did no
seem 10 appreciate the round Of applause
that simultaneously burst from the BY
SANDERS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

Here. q Glses.bsry. srsaitiss s.ys. H.
thor and his esesa - bai1.. res 60
'r;a0 story efeAeis ssnaiss having 49,
aoa n the pesg, ~ Heary II. b ais-
psisa Slsp'erh ki6ssry. Ssa, ps,pas.
~ danha ~ ex;snuoes o Artsur hiss-
-. n.Asrai;y Sosss he tses Of his sars-
Il bat. say What - vill. there are The
sncieut rs;as ef bs,stsal sbssy. md
the scaiter-d ssoses
We never treaA apoa. Sst re set
Our foot upoa souse rsseFeai history.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21
Sherif's Sale
Of Valuable
lRAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of -four writs Of Ficr; F.
- c;.s. issued out Of III, Circuit Court
Of St Mary's county. one at the sui, Of
the State e M,rylani a. the instance and
for th" use Of George Hunt aud others {;
one at the suit Of the State If Maryland,
use Of Carer A. Hsll and Thomas II.
Hill one at the suit "f the Stat Of Ma
ryland. use OF VIM. Nee mn. u.s # p
ter ". Grain one at the sni, of &c
State Of Maryland. Us" Of R'bcrt ".
Dryden. ag inst the gools aud chattr's.
lands and 'cn"m Hnts of l.lewclin j. All
stan, Daniel T. Morgan. Thomas ".
Cough and John 7. Clarke. aai to ne
directed. I have sei1..l aud taken in exc
cution NIL the right. title. CLAIM, interest
sni estate at Law AID in rquiiy Of the
said L'weiin J. All,'sn. Daniel 7. Nor
gan. Thomas ". G"ugh and John T.
Clarke. in and to the following real es-
state. to Wit:
One tract OF parcel Of land. located in
the Chap,ico district Of Saint Mary's
county. called aud known by the name
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

Tn faavv.-Mr. Marshall. r-pre-
sessisg the Eleventh Consre.sicsal Dis
:ries Of Tllisois. has done his dusy vsli
...isss the tariff. and shoald rece;vs .
vell-ueriied commendsiion sers Il 30 /,
su6s;ess testimonial Of bis ability 10 her.
repsoases his picture Of the tariff. tkss:
Tue farmer starting to his work has
hoe Put on his h"rse With nails tax.l 81
per cert. driven BY hamne- taxed 81
per eent cuts stick With knife tax.
Cd 50 psr cat: bitches his horse 10 .
ploseh ssxsd 50 pr rent. With chain.
tsxsd 81 per cent. He returns to his
home Ut night aud lays his vesried limbs
- . sheet iaxed So per cent. and eov.r.
himself With blanket that hss paid $50
pr cot. He rises IN the morning. psss
on bis humble Samuel shirt taxed 80 per
cent. bic cont ssxrd 50 PER cent. .hns.
tax.d IS PER cent. and bst taxed 70 per
cent. opsss family worship BY chap
ter from he Bible taxed Is per cent,
and kseels n his God on m bumhle car
pet ta1sd $50 pr cent. He sits down tn
his hsnblc meal from plate tsx"d 40
per cent. With knife and f.rk IS per
cent. drinks his cup Of coffee taxed ~
per cent. OF tea 70 per cent. With sugar
20 per cent; seasous his f""d With salt
taxed 100 rer cent. pepper 297 per cent.
OF spise $40 per cent. He looks around
upon his vito end children. al taxed in
the came way; takes . chew Of tobacco
taxed 100 per cent. or lights . cigar
taxed 120 per cent. and then thanks bio
stare that be lives in the fresst and best
government under heaven. II on the
Fourth Of July he wants to have the star
spaneled banner on real bunting be must
pay the American Bunting Company Of
Massachusetts, 100 per cent. for this glo-
rioas privilege. No wonder. sir. tia,
the Western farmer IL struggling With
poverty. aud conscious Of . wrong some
where. although he knows not whence the
blow eooes that 10 essising him 70 . lie
Of ssdlsss toll. and reducing his wife and
children 70 bsgg.ry.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21
TENNYsON's LAST VOLUME.

Now at this time. wh"u Mr.. Teuny.
sons last vo'um. 10 in tho hands Of every
one. it is interesting tn learn al ~ can
Of the traditions: history Of the Holy
Grail. A Welsh version Of the H liz
Grail vas known in the reign Of Henry
T.. and 10 mentioned 10 Lady Charlotte
Gues,'s edition Of tho "Mabinogiou." .
collection Of ancient Welsh legends and
tales. The intense beauty and deep sig
ni6cance Of the idea must have bad siu.
gular attraction in those unlet,sred ages,
Tor We End the original conception adop-
ted by all the poets If the time. not only
in our own country. bat in every land
where literature vas reviving. and where
society was seeking to reform ITSELF
Every age has its own forms Of Thought,
and We seen end the simple belief in tb-
Holy Grail passing into . highly -elab"-
rated romance. nodded to the pattern Of
chivalry. Rrbert de Barrou's "Rnman
du Saiot Grsal," written sb,ut llS0, in
par, as least 10 . trsnslatioa Of soae w Isl
or Latin version Of tho ssns story
Then - have. very h,.ls later. the
'.Qaess- ;" By Christian do Troy-s. sho
cont memo ID Ii. History Of Lsuseelos Of
the Lake." the came beisg eon,ioued af.
ter his death BY Godfrey de Lgny. IL
short, the literature ef the Trouveres Is
full Of the legends o: the Sansreal. The
Germans adapted the idea, aud e!otheI
the story in shs richest sud most Cor.
seous Imagery. A temple almoss mac.
ce.sible, Of extraordinary beauty and
grandeur. was supposed to exist in Bis.
Gays. vhereia the aacrcd Grail Vas k-p,
aud guarded The Whole story became
the favorite suljrcs Of the Gernan rhy.
ners; but. h"ve-er the details nay b
elabUr,ted. the traditional belief held god
that the Holy Grail had bees originally
conveyed 10 England. ssd vss fus . time
1t the Castle Of Carb mex. in possession
If the Knights at King Arthur's Rou' d
Table. In = Geru.n romance Of she
middle ages called "Titarel," The follow
Ing secosnt l. given: "A ssoss o: in-s-
si1sbls vslse vas n.as ias0 . goslrt By
J.seph Of Arimsthea; this .as the cup
.ssd IN the Las. Supper Of Christ viii
his disciples. On this occasion it reesi-
sed .ir.suioss posers. and IN toll.viss
years angels descended frea As.vsn O
every GoUd Friday 70 rrass the saacsisy
Of the wonderful cup. To b elesse4 .
one Of the yuardiass or the Grail vas she
highest honor which sosld Be- attained BY
knight IN .seiest times. bss Il deaaad-
I'd the greatest parity ssd sobiIisy oi
character. For tone age sass O sarth
uaa fund worthy Of this ekcs, and taers-
fore aagels lowered II he cir. beariss
the Pseeioss emp. 1asl ~ rsligiess
ksigIs Tie.ss fs1sdsi Tsopls sd q
erdsr sfTssPiass fbe Ne pres v.sisa Il
The Ossil. which vas o. great moan
tain ssl'sd M,s,s.ivase." Il last ysar's
exA,bitioe saess wass very Interesting
picture 4 considerable merit, Which tad !,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

NJ. Edi6sv:-I ro.icea. IN som. q
v"sr late issspe. sSsic'ss 10 r~tere~ec n
The ae4vacs which ere p-~feesiy rsd'-ar~ss
ard. iad>ed, ~ vorsAy a. The nosies q
any rstieaal iaaa. Tie idea II 0sanes-
ing nesrs~s - hsassss VIA ever k-sv
b~sses - ksvs the psves cfspeecA 2 Win
ever ksev besss. to hr-ea By human h.
ines! rfl~ writer vill point att oue
instance. I yin then aek""vleds~ thst
they are oaly suim.ss. hat I I'm cell sat-
ished they are ss pare human Seines -
Ne are. the oaiy difference h-ing the enl-
or. The writer o~ TIN suijset referred 10
mast b. es,sy. I csn. If required. n
form the writer the brginning Of the ne
gro rsee. Ihsvs 10 doahe he = v>!l
aware Of The fiss. II he would not let bis
fooli>h notions I-ad him b such noos-a.
steal ideas. I slso noticed IN article
signed b. n. IN reference n the neero~s
iaforwine then that. in fev years. they
would havc pess~ssi"n Of Ill the best lands
and drive - 10 the forest. I can't agree
Nth him. & b not their wishes 70 do
anything of Ire kind. The nesrces have
al they can ast Cor They have their
freedoo. free suffrage. and I'll the rights
II wife u,sn. and what more can they
expectl Nahing more. The majority
Of negroes With ~ are Chrissianlike and
good pesg11opd behave exceedingly veil.
and Why not let them alone I I am
among them daily. They seem to be
peaeeable AMI. indeed, many Of them are
more attached to the vhi.e man than their
own color, and Why not treat them kind
" - long - they show no disposition IL
act otherwise than kindly 70 rs There
are some exceptions in k,th col"rs, white
as we'll a. black. We find some drunk
ards. come dishonest, ssme noisy and in
different way. not very agreeable. but We
must put up With those things. We can't
have things - Ne wish. none ofs.. II the
writer will teach them to believe they Gre
Christians. instead of beasts and savaers,
aud teach them to behave thcns Ives aud
practice religion and save their souls,
an ssre they voaId b . het,er people
generally. II they are taught 70 believe
they are brutes aud savages. can ve ex-
pecs them to set otherwise I Ny hum
bic opinion is the writer Is very wrong !"
expressing suoh ideas and, indeed. tia,
ho does - ali injustice. The truth is.
such nonsense 10 not worthy Of notice
and moreover such dangerous opinions
should not be expressed by any rational
man. Tiis. at least. is my opinion. but
I .vnn~s a.v~ s~.S auou,h G,.~k -. -
10. will bring the matter to . close By
saying no more.
NICK
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

The Bright Side for April, just recei-
we'd. 10 . rare specimen Of beauty in both
its typography and illustrations. Its con-
tents. too. have peculiar spice. cheer
fuluess and pith about them which 10 de-
eidedly relishins to grown people - we'll
- children. With such IN attractive IT,
tie and pleasing appearance. and such
chsr.etsristis merit - il evident upon
perussl. 1t 10 no wonder that though only
ten moths old il slresdy takes rank ..
oss Of the best ehildren's papers. The
nssbsrs from March 70 July are offered
free - new Subscribers. so cent? year.
Alden 4 Co.. Publisher. Chissgo. III.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

r. Attorney General Joocs will be
assisted in prosecuting the claim Of the
State Of Maryland against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company-for the re-
eovery Of the ooe-6fth Of its receipts from
the Washington Branch, collected on nc.
count Of the State. and which the CON-
pany refuses to pay-hy Messrs. s. Teac-
kle Wallis, I. hewitt Steele, and ex-Gov.
erpor Philip Frank Thomas. The latter
gentleman vss Chairman Of the Ways
and Means Committee Of the Legislature
Of 1867. and should therefore DO thor.
oughly eonversans With the questions in
volvcd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

Qcrnsss-ws ksps ~ dss't issru.'s.
bot IL the information 10 70 dy ard sob"-
d ess - hsrs. - should IKE b be abb
10 eel, osr re.dcrs vhea o. abvus vhes
''aesive "pcrs,i"e." will . ,@nenec On the
P.iss ls~knss k.il,ssaf We ssse pscn-
is~d. vsss TIE Srs;.R spssed. tsss ''tve
hsadrea men" would Be put 10 work On
The road sishsut further Prologue.-
spsiss has cp'sed. l. sav.seisg,-vbers
sre The neal We rem nbes to have read
eer.i6rstes 70 the EJECT that over . nillion Il
dollars Of The stock Of the rosl hs3s ben
Subscribed. Surely. su&eiens fr . cor .
sssernsst. Wherssos. then. The 1el-
sJI There b dosb<:ess god essss
sss q but ~ eaa iasgiss % rea-
soa vhv sais essss shosA b losges
vehhell froo Tie psbIie. We make
these qsesiss from 10 idle motive o. inn
psssissss purpose. We have stia 6rn
faith hat The subseript;eos - de stock
ee ths rod. shove referred to. we're
seishss deceptive nne fraudulent nor in.
ssadsd % - Be. bot havisg bees instru-
mental to some extent in creating public
eosideses in their integrity. ve h.vs
thought ourselves called upon to al
the proper authorities Why these ssbserip.
tioos have not been used 70 eommene<
work on the road the present Spring &c.
sording 70 promise!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

THs PALL CAnPAIex II Mp.-Frou
the following extract from the Wssbiog.
ton eorrespoodeses Of the Baltimore Ga.
sefse. is will b seen that the radicals are
On the rompage. and the vsr-path too,
aud are actively engaged in preparing
ways and means" 70 carry four oct d
I've Of our Congressional di,sr;s:s. They
elsin. il win Be seso. the undivided black
vote Of the State. Coeeeds them this,
and still. If the democracy ossasiss and
bold their evp. our congressional repre-
seot.tioa viii reaain - il il. There
msss . change in the White vote In eseh
district before the present "sit cation" can
b disturbed.
"As exciting Fall eaupaiga !, Mary
land 10 predicted. Radicals here ere
Boosting that they will carry fosr out Of
the ave Congressional districts, and that
the segroes ~ill vote With them to nan.
There will Be no stint Of expenditure. no
lack Of stump speeches to redeem Ma
rylsnd from the rebel Democrscy.' - the
Radicals tern ssddling the Stsss With
earpss-bsgisu sad exposing her Treasury
70 plumber"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

Stars TAx-The State Tax for 1870
sad 1871. win Be l9& cents % each 800
Of sssessabls property. divided Is follows:
Bounty or Defence Loan Tax. 81 cent.
Direes Tax. 8 cents School Tax. 10
cents Southern Relief Tax. I cent; T.z
sor Deaf and Dumb Asylum Baods. /
cent; total le3 cents. This d IN IN.
eresss Of State Tax % 1868 and 1859,
Of per cent. eaa.ed BY the issins Of
Boods for the benefit Of the Deaf ssd
Dumb Asylum. and for the liquidation o.
which the Legislature had (asdsr The
provisions Of the Conssisutios Of 1867 J
10 provide Tax to create . Sinking
Fusd. vhisA would absorb Tho debt in ,
given number Of years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21
lCoNNUHIcA.Ep.

CoxxuHIcAsED.
To the Honorable Board Of Seho1 Cons
"sissio"ers. Of St. Iarys C"sn,y.
GxxrLxxES :-Hav;ne learned that one
Of the changes in cur Primary School Law
makes !: obligatory upon your Honorable
body to appoint local trustees for the sew
eral schnls aud having been deprived.
by she affective providence Of death. Of
our esteemed rcpres utative from Chap
tico district, GEO. II. MORGAN. E-q.. ]
hope y will Tot think it Intrusive ia me
to nominate eeappoinsmept tie pres
ent incumbents. Dr.. R.bert Neal AMI
Washington S Herbert. Esq. as local
trustees for Primary School No. 8, 4th
election dis riot.
NJ. 3. CHUNN.
A Patron.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21
DIED.

Died. Of Diptheria, on the 9Th iostant
son Of Demetrius aud Betiis
Coode. aged 2 years and 6 months.
The fairsst flowers Of blushing morn,
With s"ades of evening droop or die
The cherished love of infant dawn,
Attracts NO more each 10, ing eye.
Thou too art gone. Thou lovely one,
In answer 10 thy Fathers call
In beauty bright the rising sun,
That sets in gloom, must set on all.
Thea weep not, for he is blessed
With that sweet promise given,
That those " no trust in God shall rest,
In endless bliss of Heaven.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

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