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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

@tgen Giienbab n -Mcx,psle fanb
am ssrieen Dennerlae cine Convention In Rs-
DIETER fat, beren 3ped it, zine aaeems6tne
GontrpQe bes Snates etn,ufubren, btfuneers
In 8etref ses Tarifs. Cine Transformation
wirb in Der erfen @oae bes neuen Sabres IN
ct. paul ftatt1nten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

gereintgung son staff unb
@puntY.-Di III bieleut 3pede peranfaltete
@eriammluns Der eenii&ten Committee fanb
am Montas fat unb bate CUR Tolee, haB etn
aus ben 5rn. 8latelp 5owarb unb BerteY Be-
febenbes Committee beauftrast wurbe, am IS.
Dec. einen Goniolibtrunesplan sor3uleeea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

gerwprfe1 uns stpar nit srster Netr'
belt 1T bas bel Der neuli&en Wabl 3ur Ntfiu-
muns eebra@te Enhancement, benz III 6slse ST.
fenbabnactiundre fir bic S&ulbet ber epa1pag-
nie niat biz gum 8etras tbrer @ftien baftbar
fem foQten. Dabur@ 1T Gin eebal1aes 9riDtle-
Qtuua unterbridt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
Qln bte 9lbpnnemte11 it @tearn3
@puntD.
ST.. @eorQe Marida4

TT ct Sp1epb bat fueben cine @urb-
reiie bur& @tearns County ansetreten, nm bic
ausRsbenben 8etrdse fir ben ~@anterer" 3u
eulectiren. @ir erfu&en bic 6trren 2oeal-
aeenten, ibm babel eefdQief nit &utb unb
Gbat an bic 9anb su eeten une empfeblen Jpn
allen Greunben bes 8lattes au tpublroQeuber
Mufnabme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Sn Otter GatI farb Iebten Mpntas 9r.
9. .. DaSib1on, @eneralinlpector bieiee Qans'
Difriets erl Al Sabre alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Muf bAs ntue 8utf9ereef9 aft
tes 9rn. 6. Nant MAIDEN mir ~belonbers auf'
merriam; man leie bic betrefeuoe snseise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Aus BEN fubli@en Mtnnefota
fnbst Der 2eier cine irtere0ante &urreipuutsu3
auf ber brttten 9eite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

"a Man leie bic neue Weibna9tsan3eise
BON .. %. SnseriuQ unb g., ba fe @uBerse>
m6bnli9es bietet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

IA Neue @bpnnenten erbalten
bas Rlatt BON, Nnfang Der neuen GrsablunQ
at, 70 tpeit Der Gorratb ret&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

@tar GanbIeS 20 Gents PET Yfunb
bel 8. Meis, 112 @abafbap Strabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
(SftteieII.)
Sefannt,nabun0.
eitp g1erts Office. !
Ct. Soul, Mtnn., 3ee. 5. 1870. {

~. gdul, UCaH., 1e. o. 1oIU.)
5iern,tt tSirb befannt se,nadt, tas ane.trte in Der 81.
flee hes Stabt,Glerfs Der Staet st. paul, Winneiptd, AT.
aenummen inert en- BIS gum IA. Sag 9e;e,nber 1870, u
i1br Mittass fir ben gau rrn eeitenseasn in Der 3. u. 4.
Darb tn ct. paul. 8eiaste Nese rnuien a6t 6u6 brett
dneeest fem, tas Waterial nub 5pls. sebauener Stein
Sbsr iete NaFe fem unb auf Der f~efseiesten Qirie Der be.
trefenben Strase eetaut uno sur 3ufriesenteit bes Stra-
ben ~tnnerbalb sreibts Ia9en rpa benz 3eitYunst an, no has
trahnte Ansebct Deer Mn9etpte dnsenrmrnen uno hxrd
ben @emeinberatb BON Ct. 9aul ~seneEatist lns unb nab'
ben, Der ~ntesrtsffe une bette gieter Zen bur6 e%snanntea
gatb %Serlaneten Contract einsesansen bat. que Nnaebrte
fnb duSbrlfti4 In benz Sinlte au MAIDEN, BAT SeaabluNs
i.leifet rerben rpirb, renn Der Setras spn ben Qsteisentbit'
xtern epaeetirt ii, pber tpenn berelbe BON benz 0runeet9en'
ttum epneettrt III, ME anpere Steaern cDleettrt perbe en-, ME
bura 0eiet pDrseidrieben, unb baB bic Stast nidt% perant'
tpsrtliG ~estAlten rerfen fann. BIS ber 3etras IN Staot7
ftat beiAblt fem rtrp. Gin 9pns mit ~ipppelter SIrg-
fdaft ptrD %erfpreert flr Die prun1pte uab tstreue AuSfut-
runt sr &rbeit IN lebereinairnmung NIT ben, Contract
umb bic gtslnen Der Burger, muncn benz Ansetpte sber Nm
febsten t~ei6sTiat merhen. g5enn Masrerarbeit nDttis ii,
70 muktt BE Xneetptc BEN 9reiS per gerh ~anseben. gSenx
has graitrex x6ttts III, 10 n,ufeu bic Arsetpte sen Yrets
tG exStt 1ars axseben fir Nusoraben Ssr Mnfuaes.
Der Ratt mag trsene elm Aroetpt juridwetleu ~, uenn e
Is fir ;ssdbtenlta eradtst.
8eiAretbuns Der 0runbflde uro @er;tt9nib
Der @runeetgenttlmer:
Grettn Strabe (fruber &ice) Off,
ieite.
Got I, glra 1, Dtitneas extoiviFua son erssasrs as-
tttten, Wfttdet Hierce.
Get 2. Slud 1, sStitneus
Nbtttipn, %ee,Aielten.
BOT 8, Hlpd I. Nbitness
Nebitipn. Wth. Rilep.
Got 4. Blvd 1, gStitners
gtei.tpn, D}id. Maers.
9pts ;, q. Blst /, gBtituecs
seritien. 9tid Nturpts:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Deutf@e 8trxen2 Is Gents per pfunb
bel $. Meis, 112 @abaibaw @traBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

6ran5 ,1nbm aria &tabl,

suelde spr etntaen Sabren fd ettra Hebex Melen bon Netu
Nlu1ih, In @tearus Gouutp a~neetebelt butten. Nnb eriu&t,
fs Blattes austuntt iu seben unb suar u 6anbeu etues
Berpanhten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
Guittun9eu.

@eit spriser Summer babtn fur ben
vWanbtrer" besablt:
seras.-sts Rs.
4Rid. 9ten, QDef st. gouI> 150...2e8
Nua Spbf, z 50......W8
Grin: Stytr, st ssnifaetas, soo.""1s7
Ell. Ybal, 475.""192
6n. otienf,rt, milmauts, 3@"~2io
8. M. 9tr&ner, 8prab. 5G-""20S
=. gtrtt. Brpwnssiae, 275".""156
". 1biltssn, 125"-"tS3
s.. g0plf, " 5O3.".G0S
g. Y. Gurnsly, i" 250..."14
Z. Osen{d, S00.".156
s. Y. Graf 1O...156
9r. 9irtb, 2 50"."156
ST.. stsr.n'.ss, s'tes, 3S~~:2Ss
Ear. Betm, 25o.."128
rid. B,ebts. 75O...."2OS
Srfepb gpNen, SalebsntA, 25o"""156
Ste. Nrnslss. 150"""1H
Rev. q. &peterl. 250....2 8
&. 5immelsbad, Dfinneaspls, 250...158
Or. 6ennemann. &htcags, 250-""192
Mart. Crit, Ma,le platus se.""21o
s}stn platte. Dafecd, 5GO"".21o
) s. s: si.s::i e e. s:1s,a 5 sss:55$
Qusn. Brent, 49,. ."113
4tter NtdelS, 5e0"-13O
1r. Solfua, sRpGsiue, 250...210
CTR. 9aQaast, 250.....210
Peter Sumnel, " = 50"..210
5einy. Nebtr. 250.".2l0
*; s ssss';'' e'' s,a.s, e.: Is
NlV4. StEl q UsSsslUO
gDm. 9beilen, 2 5e.""21O
Sobn Waflter, 250..-.210
9nc. R'rfA, 500."."136
Fbtl. Bolt, 25e... 1856
Sic. Qarbi, 5O0...156
Ssta Meaes, ct. gQiaad, 25O....2o8
otm. QDalifd, 250"..178
il. 3umpals, RiGmpnt, 250".".208
Sp<. Set. 5eO"~.f66
Sos. Sbten, 2 50.....208
70. $. edaekr, 50O....1S2
StiHr. Nfeeae, 250.....2W
9pbn Rnstt, Stttpater. 75O......208
Srtn Rs,ae, 6tiapater, 25O....208
8ern. @nehen, 2ensen. 250"".2t0
Aner. Sderer. " 250.....2n8
Dith. RlaYperid, RoGfprt. 250......2O8
a.. gDesentad, 250....1D
Sic. Bed, W,ntieeap, 615......1S6
q. 8laS. st. 8sxtiacius, 15......159
gDm. SpriHon, Benton, 25o.....156
@. Sdmtlt. Dtltpu. 2N.:...16O
Ssbn Sdwetr, Wanfats, 250......1a6
Gtas. 5ilbsrt, 5pufpn, 356.....2i0
Matb. Rrtetsbad Nbams etattpa, 125.--.2te
,. 5. yalen, Galebsuta. 395..- 2t0
Gilb. 9nSee. Serbian, 25e".. 80
e. Dermes.irdeu, 25e....2eS
5. xrtnssn, @tnaes, 2se..".9s
?. S1eru,ann, 25O...."198
So. 6durs. Niuneisfa, 35O......2DS
,Sobn 6Innasel Yebblers 0rsss 25O.....36
YfAtl. 3ummel, Ct. DauL 2O...28
,. SAulte, 2O.."f96
Peter sBaenr, 1N...2o8
9sb. Aetslr, 25o...2t4
Re. Gdrau3. 25o.""303
0eber 3rptbers, 250...3O6
So1n 8aber, 3O.".102
Paul 6aber, 1E".182
{ 5renns, 350"..203
Ssla 9tatn3er, z 5N....20S
Sa1p. YtSe, 25e...1S4
3us. 9letb, 25e...29S
1ts1p. FceAer, 49, ...HS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

WV ~ 0" O'Ov
;. s. nt@t ab9ebplt tpprben fnb.
Dameu.Brttfe.
Dorniben Mrs. ~. Mienbultr Carrie,
Doering Mnna, Nonnenn1a@er Gliiab.
@erla& Marn &ieeer Gltfdbetb,
5tleet Gatbartna, &oQer @apburea,
6einS 6elena, @tefts Masbalena,
5oi@ Marp, @ebnmann Caroline.
Qen;en Aenes, @&uum Barbara,
9Gbfert MiB, Sin Marsaretba,
Mallger Gbrif, l1mba9 2i33ie.
MaQer Wilbelmine,
5erren.SrtefG
Bete 3enrp aobl Gmn
Dau1an Weter, 3aabere Ybiqtps,
Drpppa Sc1eph Ma5lne s. (@4retner)
Gaut Garl, Meiblin9er Mr.
Grit(&e prof. gutben puber,
Stub Griebrih, fopp Qouis,
@raupn1ann s. Hetuert MatbtaS,
6ammer Mi9aeL @tapel Sobann,
pamtins {. $. 5haaenber Dapib.
5ettineer Subu, @p6rner slueuf,
Rlabuuba Sobann, 9dr0ber GriB,
Rauert 8. Musuf, xrtnfn1ann @cttfrieb.
BaF 8riefe na& Deutf&Ians naa6ex ,iber
G~nslanb" aoreiFrt unb 10 aniatt 7 Gents b.
aablt psrben. 3eituneen 4 Gents per @ppie.
s. .. 2ettner, beuti&er Glers.
8. q. @beelsd, poametatr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
st. Neters 11nterftneune6=8 erein.

Das Rranten.G o~u,n,tttee bes st. paers t1nterfnsunss-
Eereins Rom 1. Mcntae TN DECEMBER BIS gum 1. Nionfas
tn S}anuar befebt aus ~fpleenben 9erren:
Sberer Dtfrtet: Deber Sptann, Sort Gtrase, I.
Wars. sauien antDn. Rpbert Strafe, 2. g9arb.
unterer Dtntrtft: Wunber Mitael, ct. peter
Gtrase, 8. Warb. g0tqan1 Nti9. Niee etrase, 3. Warb.
1raut 6 &Itd, Setr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Der GsuntY @@abmsiter tpurbe bur@ ST.
19lu6 ermddttot auf a1e Earen, &pel@e Dor BEN
!. Gebruar 1871 etnge3ablt tperbeu, eineu Ib3us
Don 3ebn 9ru3ent 3u betuiQt8en.
Die 8e3abluus Der ifaUtif&en 8eamten, 90
li3et unb @trabeu-Nrbeiter fir ben Monat 49,
psmber, wurbe serorbnet fobalo bic erforberlt~
den @elber sorbanben Tnb.
Der @ecretar ber @a1er Gun1pasnte berf&'
tel, baB uber II Msilen @aGtrrSbren spabreub
bes Sabres bur@ bic @tabt eeleet purben ;
ioQte bic @tabt cine tpeitere Nusbebnuns ber
@a1trleitung perlan3en, 70 iti bier3u etn neuer
Gontraft erforberli@.
Das COMMITTEE, an ael&e bic wetition fir
Grri@tuns elmer ueuen S@lau9-g ompaenie in
ber s. @arb CUR Beeuta&tuns serpttien par,
beridtet eeeen Gtabliruns elmer lol@en Cont
pa9nie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Deut19e 2tnfen IS Gents per Yfunb,
BEL $. Weis, 112 Wabafbaw StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

Deutf@e 3metf1en 20 Ste. per pfb
BET 5. Weis, 112 @abaibap Giraffe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
Deutf@e Brtef>2tfe.

Elite beutf4er Brteft, bic bis gum 10. Des
b. s. nt9t ab9ebplt tpprben inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
SfftctelIe ettun g.
@ofaI= Ntmtgfetten.

SIN Der @iBun8b es Stabtratbea
pom 2. b. ret@te Der @&abmeiaer, 3err M.
Sid, ftiaen Beri@t etn iber bic gerpaltuns
bonn 80. 9priI bis 80. Mapeuaber 1870. Wdb>
renb bteier 3ett betrueeu bic @eiammi>G innab>
men 500, 1857.
Gs purben berausgabt:
Gur Sntep<Gtn. Sal, 1893. 90
5t1btil9e MnweiiuMgen E,874.65
@elp ,urudaeaablt.. $3.50
@erip.. 1876
8ilana. 11,334.07
d1oo LOO ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10
BefeS RerpltnIl4O Gents per@auon
bel s. @eis, 1t2 WabaIbaw @trabe.

.-~~~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-10

amen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-21
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ; y iNE9RS ,I: Hss, HIS HIS
win shortly return with a large and varied as
sortment Oh all kinds OF the best HAVANA and
other CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO. ETC.. and will supply. Saloons and
Stores at wholesale prices His business VIII
Se continucd AZ the Bank Exchange Saloon
Gold Hill, BY E. 8. Ellis, until his return.
SN HENRY WOLF.
rc,ld u,n Septeunber 2S, ls,O sesSn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-21
DAY SCHOOL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
u,oh street. near Pioneer street. Gold HUI,
where she an be pleased 10 receive few more
nupIls. The best Of care and instructions VIII
&c conferred on her scholar ,ouvy
Gold HIN, September 30, 1910. seSelw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-21
FOR SALE,
PALACE SALOON No. 2.
main .,res.. GsIa Hill.

I,E1SG ABOUT CHANGING BUSINESS.
Is offer my well known and valuable Saloon
for sale. together with all Ito nxtnres, including
aFIRST. CLASS BILLlARp,TABLE, the ne bkHI ~!
JENSY LIND TABLE IN THE STATE,
Pietnres. Mirrors, Bar. etc. The Saloon is do:
inc an excellent paying business, but MUST
SRII. Terms reasonable. Apply Immediately
To JAMES HOOKING, Propr.
Gold HIl. October 4, 1871. li o4-n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

rsisoaay anA vholr -.os3ed INSTABILITY de
6eves0oe e tAis Stass has - uaaistaia.
I d ~ think that ths sam ef 40. COO
vsu1d h Z ceas 100 uueh n allcv hin.
WAaAsver nay b srRsd n ~ spirit Or
a1sssss critics. e ths policy and ssss
q ~ prssent assspsas Of ~ ssRsa
Houas," every 80 sppseciaeso hin social
worth md ths khssal ssi heepisab,s NJ.
ture tlat extends cordial md eleeaas
hospitality 10 friends and straaesss q ~
eat Of 0ovsrnmenf. TIA iaspestisn
LAW are doomed 10 ''repeal"-shss OF
Tobacco may escape This session. tat on
Il may Be- written eperitxrs. There will
be some changes in the msgistr ates and
other officers In your county II d ru-
mored in the rotunda that so~s u the
nominstious sent down 70 tho Senate wers
not confirmed. On not posted = to
paFtisulaFs. bat I am satisfied - 10 tho
Inst. The House bin b increase the nam
Der Of Justices Of the Psaes he's reached
the Senate chamber and has been refer
red to tie Js6ici1ky Coanittse Of that
body. "N viii rest in peace" in the tomb
Of the 'Capslsss." Touching The mo-
ton to repeal the act Of 1868, authori-
ring the publication Of the laws 10 the
newspapers. I have to say that I do not
think is win come 70 anything-it does
net fad much favor in the Lower House
and for that matter in the Seuats either.
There viii Be important changes in the
SBAool Law. ~
The appointment Of School Commission
ers will be taken out Of the turmoil Of
politics aud vested in the Judges Of the
Circuit Courts OF Orphans Courts. The
appointment Of district trustees will be
vested in the Board Of School Commits
sioners.
In view Of the passage Of the 18th
Amendment and the certainty Of Congo's
crowding to the polls at the next general
election, these changes will be favorably
viewed and. trust, approved by the
white voters Of the State.
The bill Intro duced by Mr.. Loker for
the pro lection Of fish in the Potomac r;v-
er. etc., has passed both bran hes and
has become Law. Col. B.. Of your coun-
ty, was very jubilant on the occasion Of its
passage. The bill introduced BY Mr..
Martin to enclose the cemetery at Point
Lookout passed the Lower House and will
no doubt be soon Law too. Mr.. Martin
made ferveut and eloquent appeal to the
House in its favor. You will receive o
copy Of his speech in due course Of mail.
1t does him great honor. Mr.. Fowler
gave a splendid fare well entertainment to
bis friends last week at the Maryland Ho-
tel. Yosr correspondent was present on
the occasion. Champagne flowed like
water and all the delicacies Of the season
were spread out on the table. Three hun
dred persons were present. Our friend i,
the Colonel, enjoyed himself "to the top
Of his bent"
OBSERVER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

Orl PrsI,c RoAps.-Ws ass IN ~
seips. slarss aaiIv. d eemplsiDss in re-
essd 10 he snsdision u many nfsur mast
fr.qsensly srsysisd thosoushfsrss. The
sspssssnistisss are. that many oetbs rrsds
sss 10 wore coalition than they hsvs
svse been. that some Of them IL b sxesed-
isgiy dangerous 10 sr,vsl ovsr and shss OH
- ne impossible In particular sSrtisos.
h b ssssgsd that she sassy oftbs tax-rsy-
90 h saiairiy distributed IN road i'm
ysovsnspss. some rosds being veil kept
~ vhils Others sFs entirely pesleessd.-
Tie rad FROM Leensrdtovu to Holly
Weed o. The Three otched Road
nail road. bys-shs-bys-sad theees on.
yard to he putIie whsrfs and landings
@ he Pssa1snt river il instanesd - one
u The neglected thoroughfares. We are
sossdens. II proper representations were
made to the County Commissioners BY
parties using This and other roads which
have been similarly neglected. that cor
receive ~oald b arplied to the evils COM
planned Of, Of least to The extent of pow
= ths. the Couuissionsrs possess under
sxbsiss lsus.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

WssTEIxsrER REvIEw.-We have re-
esivsd The January issue Of the Ksssmin-
stss Rssisc. Il is . faithful reprint
a he English work u The same name
md he American publisberssre the Lson-
~ scoss Conpany. 40 Fulton street,
n. Y. The Westminstry is world-re-
novned for the ability Of ito management
snd ID noted for Id advanced" views
upon al subjects which it undertakes to
disous. and it discusses every thing from
theology 70 the piainest principles Of so
sial ssisaes. However men may differ
- 70 ID opinions. none can deny that they
sss sssoreed With philosophie calmness
and With ability Of the highest order. In
Sssa. ~ know Of no quarterly publication
feqsal literary meriswhich embraces such
vide ranges Of discussion ~ the Wessmia-
aer and which brings to them 4 larger learn
ing and closer analysis. It 10 especial
ly valuabls 70 American students who
may vish to keep themselves Informed Of
The direction and current developments
81 European mind. In this respect at
least. Il II unqucss;Onably the most valu-
able Of Ill the British Quarssrlies. Price
PER s.sun Of Subscription to westmin-
sasr. e4-postage. 8 cents. Address.
Leonard Scott PaSlishing Company. 14O
Fulton ssress. N. York city. N. Y. See
sA,srsissuens Of this Company in snoth-
q column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

THs RsorLArloxs Roa Lxsr.-Wc give
below. for the information Of our Rsuas
Csthelis rsadess, The seeularions iesed
By tie very Rev. Adninistfstsr Of Tie
aEchiisses Of Bslsinsss. fbr tie sassine
lsat, ecmusacing On the md q March
asxt:
An the hithfal Who have completed
sIsir tvsssy.fns ysss are. unless lesiti-
sssely dispssssd. bsssd 70 obprss The,
Fast u Lent. They srs to make only
one meal . day. exespting Sundays. Tho
neal allowed On fist days is not to b h.
Ken till aboat nom. At that meal. If on
shy day permission should Be granted ior
eating Assh, both Sesh and 6sh are not
70 Be used q the ssme time. even BY way
Of seasoning. A small rsfreshment. CON-
monty called collation., ID allowed IN the
evening; no general rule - to the guam
tity Of food permitted st this time ID or
can Be made. But the practice Of the
most rsgslas Christian ID never to let it
exceed the fourth rsrt Of IN ordinary
meal. The quality Of food allowed at .
collation. 10. 10 this diocese. bread, butter,
cheese. all kinds Of fruits. salads, vseeta-
blss and 6sh. Mix and egg are prshib-
tied. General usage has msds il lawful
to drink in the morning some warm IL
quid: ~ tea, es6cs OF thin chocolate,
made With water. Necessity and custom
have authorised the use of hogs lard in
stead Of butssr in preparing 6sh. vegets-
bles. 30. The following persons are ex-
empted from the obligations Of fasting
Young persons under tventy-one years
Of age. the sick. nursing-women. those
who are obliged to do hard labor; all who.
through weakness. cannot fast without
great prejudice to their health. By dis
pensation, the use of flesh meat will be al
lo~ed at any time on Sundays. and once
a day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. with the exception Of
Holy Thursday. and the second and Las.
Saturdays Of Lent. Persons dispensed
from the obligation Of fasting on accoun.
Of tender or advanced ago. or hsrd labor,
are not bound By the restriction Of using
meas only at one meal on days on which
its use is granted BY dispsnsatisn. 9th.
ers dispensed from the fast for other eau.
scs. as we'll as those Who are obliged to
fast. are permitted to use meat only at one
meal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
PorNr LOOKOUT MEMoRIAL.-The bill

PorSr LOOKOUT MEMoRIAL.-The bill,
heretofore published in our columns, to
protect and ornament the graves of the
Confederate dead at Point Lookout, being
upon its third reading in the House, Mr..
Martin. its author, made an able and pa
thetic appeal in its behalf. stating. in the
course Of his remarks. that the fund (S2,-
70O which had been collected by the
Ladies' Memorial Association for the same
purpose had been lost BY the failure of a
Baltimore banker in whose hands it had
been placed for safe keeping. The bill
was then passea-yeas 81, nays none.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

SKLL-CcxDExSEB.-That the late var
vas insuguraied and conducted With IN
eye 20 smash up the old Constitution and
to instaurate a!centraliscd despot,sm. We
believed and contended from the begin
ming, bat then We vere known to be .
eopperhead and finally = rebel and few
listened 10 us and fewer still believed rs.
Eminent and representative msn. how
ever. Of the radical party are now sing
ing the came tune. Trumbsll and Car.
pentsr Of the Senate. Morgan and Others
Of the House are explicit 10 Testimony n
to this design. The latter. against whose
loyalty there has been no whisper Of re-
proach and Who proved himself upon the
Geld to be - gallant q soldier % Ohio
|ssssso Ne <ar. in late speech in Con.
gress. spoke As follows:
"There were those Who, at the time
IT the outbreak Of the war which closed
Eve years ago, believed that IL was the
deliberate purpose Of the so-called Repub.
lican party to force this country into war
for the express purpose Of ssbverting its
free institutions. l vas one Of those who
we're reluctant 90 to believe. was vii.
ling to contribute, to the best of my hum.
bic ability. in suppressing the armed op-
position to the government. But sir,
With my hand upon my heart. in the pre-
sence Of the great God who rules oil ma.
tons, and now watches over ours, I here
declare that I am now convinced that tn.
single object Of these leaders Of the Re.
publican party was the subversion of on,
free institutions. ard the substitution of /,
centralized di.potism."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
Tn MARCH Nuxlns OF DIxoarsr's

Txs MARCH NuNnaI or DIxoalsr's
MoxrnlY MAsAsrxI il aglow with lisera-
y gems. useful information, and . beau
tifsl display Of the Spring Fashions. No
naxssins that comes 70 our table d %
welcome. o d carried 70 our home with
- D1sh sstisfsction - Demorest's Month
y. he ladies are always in esssasies
esse in mint Of attractions and artistic
bsssey. Each sabseribsr u 8. besides
sssszisg . model parloe nasasins. also
sssslsss - prsniun large and beau.
slesl engraving. valued u $40. Address.
Dsuersss's Monthly. sss Broadway
Lag i've Dsnorest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

APPOINTMENT OF CoxsTABIls.-Ths
CoRmissioners' Court st meeting last
week appointed the following parties to
oct a. Constablss in the several election
disiricss:
81. Inigoe' Dia.ief.-Thos. T. Dru-
y snd Thos. K. Langley.
Factory Dissyies.-James II. Saunders
and b. NJ. Edwards.
CAopties DiRries.-Jos. q. Shem.
veil. Chas. L. Fowler and John A. Rus.
eel.
Charlotte Hall Dist-id.-Jsmss H
Alvey aud Isaiah Canter.
Pafszent Diarict.-R. King Clarke
and John n. Graves.
In consequence Of the absence Of Mr..
Dsllahsy on the occasion Of the recen,
nssting Of the Commissioners, no ap.
peintnsnts were made for Lconard.owr
district. The old officers for this district
held over, Of course. for the present.