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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-28

TO RENT, A PLANTATION NEAR THE
i Six Mile House, containing about 200 acres,
eigibly located between State Road and Cooper
River. For terms, apply to ]. n. NAT HANS, AT
torney at Law, Broad street. JAM ftus
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-28

WTANTED, BY TWO LADIES WITH A
w CHILD and Nurse, who are spending the
winter in Charleston, pleasant BOARD in the
neighhorhood OF the battery. Two bedrooms and
parlOr, or the use OF parlor will be neetied
Address tM p - office OfTHE NEWS. lan2O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-28
Uants.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known. to everybody In this column
at tile rate OF 25 cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, if paid in advance.

WTANTED, A GOOD WHEELWR1GHT:
w Address ". II. DUTA, Wnnsboro', S. c.,
or apply TO w. II. MCINTOSH, at the South Caro-
lima Railroad Carsh0ps, between the hours OF IL
and JAMES 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

NEaRo MEETING.-Wc have been in
formed that mass meeting Of the negroes
Of the county will he held in the Sheep
pen Woods. Leonardtown. on Saturday
next. and that distinguished speakers from
abroad are expected to be present. Judge
Bond and the celebrated Fred Douglas, it is
rumored, will speak. While upon the sub
ject Of this meeting, meaning we'll by the
negroes Of cur county. we suggest tha.
they arrange their meetings hereafter
with some regard to the demands Of the
agricultural interest. They are mostly
laborers, and to leave the fields Of their
employers, for political or other meetings
in critical condition Of the maturing and
growing crops is well calculated to pro-
woke hostile combinations against them.
10 this respect, the meeting on Saturday
next is very ill-judged, the whole plant
ing interest Of the county being up to its
elbows in work. Hereafter. let the farm
negroes arrange the days Of meeting. no.
the outsiders, who have little or no knowl-
edge Of tho necessities Of farm labor and
have lao interest in the matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

RECENT EtrcTroxs- reply are
the white men Of the nation making to
fhc Fifteenth Amenamens How do thev
Ike negro suffrage? What response Is
returucsi to the attempt made by the Rad
zeal party to force nero equality upon
white men BY constitutional enacsmenss
Four elections have been held. in differ
ent parts of tie Union, ard undcr differ
cns circumstances since the PRONUNCIATION
If the negro ukase. In these contests
the question Of negro supremacy vas dis
tincily made by the Radicals. and fairly
and fearlessly met By the Democracy
Connecticut received the FIRST shock Of the
mongrcl battalions. and .hivered them to
atoms By well directed and delivered
blows. The State was redeemed on that
issue. and Governor Hawlcy. 3 man pos
sessed Of considerable personal populaTi-
~. vas defeated BY white men on the
white mans issue. Then came New
York, and there still more decided VIC
tory was gained. Egh.y-seven thousand
majority for the white mans ticket an-
nounced the decision Of the people Of the
Empire State. The same tidal wave O.
white men stranded Eowen and the negro
party 10 Washington. And now from
the far northwest. Oregon joins the army
Of white men. and keeps step to the ca
derce of.hc white mans march. A Dem
ocratic Governor is chosen, q Democratic
member Of Congress, . Democratic State
Treasurer. ard Democratic Secretary Of
State.s The Legislature will also be
Democratic, and upon that boiy will de-
volve the duty of elec.ing United States
Senator in place Of George II. Williams,
Republican, whose term expires in March,
1871. Thus Oregon responds to the ap-
peals Of white men in other localities,
and keeps the chain Of victories unbro.
ken. There is something impressive in
this uprising of the people Of the United
States. They are spying 10 the black
sea, "thus far shalt thou 60, and no fur.
ther." The boun dairy has been reached,
and the eb5ing Of the tide has begun
From Connecticut to Oregon, white men
have taken the reins Of authority, and
compelled the Radicals to ride in the rum
bic. This is a most cheering result. 1t
shows that the scales of passion and pre-
judice have fallen from the eyes of men.
and they see the dark cloud which has
overspread the land. aud seeing it. act
in proper manner. When the October
elections come, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
other States. it 10 hoped and believed, will
take up the work. and finish what has
been SO well begun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

The TAX RATE OF rHE Couxrr.-we
arc pleased to be able to announce tina.
our County FAX Rate for the curren. year
win be considerably less than the figures
given by Us in q previous issue. The
levy liss vas sisued on Tuesday last. and
the rate Of tax for County Charges is as
c.rtained to Be ouly So cents 90 the sIeO.
This, with the special school tax. which
is II cents on the 500. added TO the
State Tax. which is iat cents on ,h. 500.
makes the Tax Tor Couaty Charges. spe-
cial school tai anu State Tax. $l.1s4 on
the &1eo. We win state for the iusor.
nation Of the taxpayers that the State
Tax. 10 I cents On the 500. is made up
- fellows :-School Tax. 10 cents; 81
cents Boaa,y Tax; 3 cents direct Tag |;
l cen. Southern Relief Il cen, DAT and
caa.b Asy!aa. ID all Iai seats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

THE Oyster FLor,sLA.-The "Flag
Ship" Of the Oyster Police Flotilla. Capt.
Hunter Davidson, commander, and Lieut..
Henry. 2ud officer. having on board, Hon.
Senator Hylaud and Hon. William T.
Goldsborough, of the Eastern Shore, ap-
peared in our waters on Friday last, and
the gentlemen named payed our village
the compliment of flying visit. During
the stay Of the steamer in our bay, which
was only for day, she was visited by
several Of our citizens, who we're eour-
teously entertained BY the officers. and
expressed themselves on their return
highly gra,i6ed both with their re-
csr,icn and with the admirable condi.
ton and arrangements Of the boat. We
hope Capt. Davidson viii make i. couve-
nient to pay Us another visit shortly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

The "FIFreENru SO
far rs We have been able to survey the
political field, there seems to be a perfect
unanimity Of sentiment in the Democratic
party throughout the c,uptry as to the
policy to be pursued in regard to the
Fifteenth Amendment" and negro vo-
tcrs. On this subject. the Frankfort
(Ky) Teoman uses tho following Ian
guage:
elm the first place, the Democratic par
ty, rs we interpret its position aud pur- :
pose. claims that the Fifteenth Amend
ment has no. been adopted By the forms
which the original Constitution prescrib-
cd and, in addition. contend that it as
sumes to control q question which, BY the
very nature OF our federative system,
should and vas intended to DO under the
exclusive jurisdiction ofshe States them.
selves, and not O. the Federal Govern
ment. Holding thes, views, it can Meth.
or acquicsce in the validity nor tho ms
tice Of the amendment. Blu. no one pro-
poses 10 resist BY force, or to oppose il,
except by protest aud proper judicial test.
In other words. the resistance 10 to be
wholly moral. not physical. To acqri-
esce fully aud unroserve lily, and to &C.
c.pt the amendment Is right. As honestly
eolceivcd or fairly adopted. would be to
stultify ourselves in every vital par.icu-
lar upon which We have based our oppo-
si,ion to Radicalism. Its adoption is the
culmiuatio, Of fraud aud the triumph Of
revolutionary force"
Again, in the same article, that paper
says:
The Democratic party recognizes as
. palpablc and indispensable fact, that the
amendment is in force, and that the ne
gro is de facto voter. i protests aud
reserves to itself all the power at its CON-
mand short of revolution to have il SCI
aside. pending which il will treat the nc
gro just rs Que would treat . teuan: in
possession Of property in litigation. as en-
titled to enjoy all HE rights during pos
session and legal occupancy. II is tech
nically an action in rem, and the oIe IN
which the Democratic party are plaintiffs
against the amendment and the Radicals,
aud no. against tho negroes. who. being
innocent parties, are to be subjected to Is
little Inconvenience as possible. Follow
ing this idea, the Dcmecrstic party coun-
sci aud will tolerate no Interference with
his exercise Of the frauchiss. Il will de-
cline to seek to mske The negro an ele-
u,ens in iss organisation. or to seek his
vote, bat it will conceie and defend bis
right 70 vote any way be chooses"
While the Dsmocraaic party will nc,
strive to secure the negro vote aud thus
make him an element 10 its organization.
yet, If the negroes desire ~ vote the Dem
ocratie ticket, 10 Is thsir privilege and no
obiscticn. Of eourse, viii Be inscrposel.-
Oar government, however, vas founded
BY white men. Zoe vhiAs men add their
posterity. aud the grasd mission Of the
Democratic party. essentially and peeoli.
ariy the ''whiss maa's party" 10 the res
soratioa Of THAI govesnaens 10 lis primal
grandeur. diguisy and power. and fos
that great psrPose appeal - white men,
sni vaise snea alone.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

CceliE Las,a TIE subject Of enesie
lssor sas very freely discassei in the s.
Cardiac A .r;ea'taral C.avcnsi~n ~
Casss.s..n. isse wsek. sni reso'a'i sas In
savor Of ~ iatroiac'im were adopted.
asier very shsrr disca ssioa. by = mar
roo IA j ~itv, wien . arms-r Of aaem hers
hsa deoarsnd prcviaas to a,ljaurnm ~
T.erc can be vry little 4 ,uhs. however
taa, ~ajs~isy o. delegates p-sseas v-rs
opposed 10 ths intro lu-.iea al C,iasse la
borers. II ws conceded that thev are
N, cseare<: ~skmea in tho world. L,
vas state lat CONTRACTS had been etfec-
ted with .hem b work CIR 6ve years At
City esnts per day. from sunrise 70 sua-
Get the year through. aud never to qacs-
,ion .. orser given By an ovcrsser or en-
ploycr. These conditions show that they
are suf6 ,ientiy dociie.
The objections n the Introduction al
coolie labor we're chiefly Of = political
character. There is strong and very
natural objeciion in tbs S,ath {, the in
reduction Of any more os the lower SER
vile RAGS. The experience Of the negro
is not rle,sent, and il Is feared that the
introd uetio, Of the Chinese may lead "a
even greater disasters in the fuIu-e. TIL.
Chinese are. IL possible, even more Oh.
jecticnatle than the negrr. They arc
probably more dccile and industrious, be,
they are ;n6aitely more degraded. AMI i,
would be like jump 'g from the fry-paa
Into the Gre for the South TO resort to them.
1t has hal enough Of these inferior races.
and should sbua them in the future like
. plague spot.
The South is jas. dcvoting her utmos.
exertions towards the establishment Of d.
rect trade with Europe, an. the encour.
agement Of Emop,an immigration. The
path to .ru, prosperity lies in that direc-
ton. II is Intelligent. white. and ne,
servile. Asiatic labor that the South re-
quircs. 1t cannot have b TIN. The co.,
Il $ in the future will kssp white work
men GU, Of the South just as effcctually
as the negroes did in tbs pas..-N. 7,
San.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

Ccvrr NorEs.-Morday. juno 9th
$50. The Court met. His Honor. Judge
fcsd. On the bench.
The civil appearance docket was called
70 sks eooclusion.
The reccgnisauce docket was then cal
led md disposed Of for the term. excep,
in special cases.
The preliminary call Of the trial docke,
We thsa proceeded With. and the cases
continued where the parties desired Jury
1isls os Cor other proper causes.
Jsagmsass catered in plain cases or
where agreed spcn between parties.
Tuesday. 10 o'clock. .. m. the COrr,
met Judge Ford. presiding. Judge Ma
grsesr arriving about noon the same day
The trial II appeal cases was proceed.
ID with and continued during the greater
part Of the day.
The rrmainder Of the day was occupied
Nth the peremp.cry call of,he trial dock
e.
Wednesday, 10 o'clock. .. m, the
Cesrs mt. present Judges Ford and Ma.
sssder.
Ihs pssempssry call cf the trial desk.
es vss ecusissed and some vary interest
ias pss.ss Of rls.ding we're discussed and
ieriaed.
Thsrsday. the Court continued in scs.
s'oa daring tho day. judges Ford and
Magrudes ON the bench.
A ssnbsr Of criminal eases which had
been sssading on the Docke.s for several
sssus. where parties have LEFT the State,
1sss ''sartsed" on mesisu Of The States
Asisgnsy.
Friday uoruing. the cour, met, Judge
Fsss a the beach. Judge Nsgruder hav =
Ing ssA early in sbs nsrsing.
No esher cases hsiAg fsr trial On the
ssvil ssskea. The Court sss adjourned IN.
al ts-norre0.
The term 10 ssill orcs sr special busi-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

HAZE SroRN, rrc.-Another severe
hail storm visited our county on Satur-
day last doing considerable damage to
growing crops. breaking window lights,
etc. From what We have been able to
gather, the storm was confined to partic-
ular localities, the Bsggar's Neck section
of this district suffering more than any
other.
Since our last issue. heavy rains have
visited Us. but the present prospect is a
fir show for at least short season of
fair weather. Our farmers are much be-
hind hand with their corn crops.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

PINT T.eckcrr CFHrrrry Dosxo.-
We ri~e below ,hc proceedings Of the
Pcir, I.ootons Cemc'"rv Board. which
convened IN L,enusrd Town on Tuesday
last. the I4,h instant:
Ga melton o. Col. J. Parran Cane.
sbe Her,inc was nrranized by the cleo
,irn es Cet C. BillinesIey tn the chair,
ard on motion Of Capt. George Thomas.
Col. Crane vas elected Secretary to the
meeting.
On motion Of Capt. Thcmss. Hon
Thsma Marta. of Charlotte Hall dis
s-ies. v.s srssi~essIy elected 9 member
sf the Board 20 ff. The vacancy occasion.
ed BY The death Of George n. Morgan.
o. assios Of he same gentleman. Col.
crsae and Csps. Forrest we're appointed
. eo.mitsee 10 draft rules for che govern
neat Of The Board and instructed to re-
pert u Ia nest meeting.
On motion Of Capt. Forrest. IL was de-
sessissd By the Bosrd 10 hold iss next
nsetisg ~ Point LeoEeus on Tuesday.
the i2sh Of July. II fir, Il not. the next
fair day thereafter. and the Secretary was
isssrsessd to notify the absent mesabers
Il the tim- and place Of meeting.
Cart. Tbonss,~fs.ed that the secreta-
~ eos,eaplated visiting Baltimore be-
tween she present time and the next meet
ing % ne Beard. and moved that he be
r'quessed TO inquire into the probable
cost Of taking up ti.e remains Of the Con-
stdcrsse dad ss Point Lookout with n
view Of removing them 70 some other
point aud TO report at the next meeting,
which motion prevailed.
Do motion. Committee Of two was
appointed 10 menorialise Congress for
the right 70 the ground in which the Con-
Tolerate dead at Point Lookout are buried,
for the purpose Of carrying into effect the
rresisioas Of the Act Of Assembly of Ma
rylsnd aPproFriasing . sam Of money for
she purchase of lot Of ground in which
% inter The remains Of the Confederate
dead ~bo died and sre buried at Point
LsakoHs. Cap.s. Forrest and Thomas
vcre sprois,ea the Committee.
On motion Of Capt. Thomas, n Com
mitssc vac appointed to confer with DR..
Sehs Il. Bronze in relation to his prom
Used donation Of a lot Of ground at or near
'he ute Of the old city Of St. Nary's for
she pusposc Indicated. and tina. said Com
saisses sepost the result Of such confer
e"ce d the Dex. meeting Of the Board.
Col. Crane AID Capt. Thomas were ap-
pointed che Committee.
On mot:sn Of Col. Crane. the meeting
sdjssrsed.
During tae session Of the Board, the
Pres;dest. Col. Billingslcy. stated that
be saosld be compelled. from obligations
sfpshlie and private business. he already
bsisg connected % Prcsident and Trustee
With the tso leading institutions oflearning
IN The county. 10 vscats his place a. a
member II the Beard. The announce.
.snt was received with great regret by
his fellow members. which will BE- parti-
e;Psssd ID. ve ere sure. BY the eonusni-
~. His place will b 6Iled. Ne presume,
., The next meeting Of the Board.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

ESrERpRIsE OF BALriNoRk.-Mr. J..
II. Maddox and two other gentlemen Of
Baltimore have purchased tract o. coal
land, containing nine hundred acres. n
few miles from P,ttsburg. This tract is
con>i lere the flu s. coal land in the State
Of Pennsylvania. MIR. Maddox obtained
this valuable property at the rate Of ore
hundred dollars per acre. and can open
no less than four mines ON tho property,
and no railroad to build, a. il 10 direc Il y
on the river. G ,od judges Of coal lands
say that such M immense bargain as this
has never been had before. aud probably
never will b, hid again. A company
from Philadelphla have ja.s purchase a
tract OF land directly acr oss the river from
the Maddox property. and PAL Tor every
arc three hundred and fifty d,llars.-
We wish Mr.. Maddox success ia this
new enterprise. II is pleasant to see men
OF wealth invest their c,pit.,l where labor
is benefited and CO nmerce stim lla tod
Baltimore paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court q s.. Aary's County, Set:
June II, 1870.
nRDERED BY THE COURT. That Thou-
~ as X Langley, Executor of Il Mile, An =
ley, late of ST. Marv's county, MARYLAND, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to tn.
deceased creditors 10 exhibit their claims, AID
that the same be published once week for six
successive weeks in some newspaper printed in
said county.
Test:
JAMES T " RAIEy,
Register Wills for ST Mary's county
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order, I hereby
give notice that ! have obtained from the Or
phans' Court ofSt Mary's county, MARYLAND.
letters sestamentary on the personal estate OF
Miles Langley, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said ie-
ceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the came
with the proper vouchers attached thereto, TO
the subscriber, on or before the Is, day of
JAM, 1871, they will otherwise by law be exclu-
ded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested
10 make Immediate payment TO the subscriber
THoS X LANGLEY,
Executor.
June 10, ls7l-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16


HsaRrH asD Hcx1 we we're asksd
the other day By Z lH1nsr friend. Who
supposed We we're con1rtrns TO give ja-
dicious advice On the bjecs. 70 name a
family paper that he sonll probably read
himself and shss s.sslY ssrr over 10 bic
children. and We SD Heard and
Home. In view Of q many excellent
farming and fresids vsskliss on our ex-
change list. the sdviss given vas. per-
haps. invidious. bat = NE gentleman ia-
sisted upon car opisiso. ve fsie bound 10
be candid With him. - 70 advised him
a. above.
Among the ncv aitrsctions promised
in Hearth and Homs. - sotiss that il is
advertised that the 49, fsr the 18th in
slant. win contain the 1rss Of series Of
sketches entitled Jstkss 1Aroop's Night
TAoxshss. BY John Thsnas. who i no
other than Pesrolesn n. Nasty. The
great humorist will sslsan honest eoan-
try boy 10 the city. eoe1eet him through
the usual experiences. - nssora him to
his home solder = -. atis6ed
tina. the praeefsi. Soal =. ssd Temperate
life Of the farmer is the best and safss.
life that can be lived. This il . lesson
greatly needed at this time. and Nasty is
the man to teach il. Published by Pet
tingill. Bites 4 Co.. 81 Park Row. N.
York city. N. Y. Single copies. 81 /;
three copies, all at one time. 50; Eve
copies, Sl2.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
E. G Ian caster
VS..
Michael C,nnelly &
Patrick Dough erty.

IN the Circuit Court Tor st Mary's county,
sitting rs Court OF Equity.
No 223 y T..
ORDERED. this 18th day of June,
~ 1870, that the sale made and report
ed by Robert c. Cmbs and James 3.
Downs, Trustees, in this cause, be ratified aud
confirmed, unles. cause 20 the Contrary b
shown on or before the End 1onday Of Jul,
next; provided a copy Of this order b.
published 10 the 81 Msry's Beoeoa, oees
week for three successive weeks prior 10 tho
said Pad Monday Of July.
The Report states that the land sold sos
$4,000.
JNO A CAVALIER, elk.
True copy-rcst:
JN0 A CAVALIER, Crk.
June 10, iS1o-3w. go.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

SoxErHrSs vEsy WoxDRRFuL--A Mich.
igan newspaper remarks that .shcrs va.
something really wonderful about Sena-
tor Cbandier's late spsech :" to which the
Louisville Coarisr-Joarnal very apply re-
plies: "Yes il vas really wonderful that
is KEEP, ss5s, log saosgh 10 deliver il. /"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

TINE FOR ELEcrINa CoxaREssxxx.-
Probably the fact is not generally known
that Congress. at its last session, passed
IN act changing the time for electiag
Congressman to the second Tuesday in
October.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

DEArH OF CHARLES DIcKENs.-A ca
bic dispatch brings US the melancholy in
formation that Charles Dickens is dead.
tie was in his 59th year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

DsATu % VIZ. 6sixsas Slnxs.-The
vsll-kssun Southern a.~s,iss, William
0ilvsss Sisns. dscd in Chsslssson In,
v~t. sssa 81 ?sses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16
MARRIED..

On the 18Th instant. by the Rev. Faith
cr DeWolf, JOHN II II. GUY to Miss
ALICE G. MATrINGLEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

George Forbes
Thos J Fraskiin, =
Jos II franklin
& othcrs.

In the Circuit Court for ST Mary's County,
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No los " T..
nRDERED,, this 18Th day Of jane. 1870
~ that the report Of hubert c COMBS,
and James ). Downs, Trustees, In this
cause be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause
to TIE contrary DO shown On or before
the 2nd Monday Of July nexs pso-
vided copy Of this order be published in
tho ST. Marys Beacon. ones wssk fSr
Monday OF July. .. ..
The report states that the land sold 70
81, 900.
JNO A CAVALIER, CIk.
Truecopy-Test: e.. .....-
JNO A CAVALIER, CHI.
juno 10. lS70-Sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16
CONFIkI.iTIO.t NOTICE..
Jno Nj Springer
& Wife i
Va. =
J Rodolrhus Thcnpsoa
& Others.

In The Circuit Court Of sc. Ahsy1 county.
sitsns - Court Of Eqsisy.
/. No lfe NE
ORDERED, this issh day Of Juns. 1870.
~ that The Auditors report A., 6ied IN
this cause, be ratified and confirmed. I'M.
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the second Monday Of July asx,
provided copy OF this order be published in
the ST Mary's Beaees. once q week Coz three
ssccs~ive weeks prior to the said md Mon
Gay Of July.
JNO. A.CAMALlER, Cfk.
True eopy-Test:
JNo A CAVALIER, CHI:
JAY Ie, 1eTe-~ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

New ESoLANp.-New England rule.
the United Stats and Boston rules Nov
En- glanl. Her is Wea ie!l Philips d.
scriptiDn Of Boston:
''B's'on is city in which every tenth
person is a criminal aud every seventh a
pauper. Tnree.qutrter. OF our farm. are
mortysged for drink. two thir Is Of the
pulpits are filled with drun'sards, and the
bench Of justice is nearly vacan, because
one-half Of the judges have died drunk
ards"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16

~"Why," said Mss Anna Dickin-
son, on one otc'sio !. stepping for ward to
the footligh,s, an comm ,ncing q lecture
with a lofty fight Of eloqueacc. why
was | born?' She paus Il. 4 thrill ran
through the au Hence. Again the rich
tones of the winsom wo aus v,ics rol.
led over the expectant people as she re-
Peated the Question : why was born ~
aud again sne paused that the due i'm
preston might be m .de upon her hearers
before she answ:are1 her owa question.
why was born p she asked once more
IN touching aud aim,.t painful ac,cn Is,
when wicked boy in the gallery shout
ed, Il give it up"