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The heart of King Richard the First,
OF England, enclosed in an urn. has nnt;l
recently, been preserved in the treasure
chamber OF the Cathedral of Kouen. bnt
has now been placed in tomb. erected
to receive the remains of ,hnt monarch.
IN the choir of the building. The last
wish of Richard Ceur de Lion. who died
in 1199, from the effects Of an arrow
wound received at the siege "a the Castle
OF Chalus, was to have his HEART placed
IN the choir of the cathedral and this
wish, after 77O years, has just .en com
pled with. The urn bears leaden
plate, with the inscription "Hic i,cet cor
many years, n mere sprinklinc ~ dnst
must only remain Of the distin vAisbod
general who, in his time, filled the world
with stories of his romantic and cniyal.
rous career.
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There can be no exaggeration of the
Importance to the South of the cotton
tax case, now pending before the Su-
preme Court of the United States, on
appeal from the United States District
Court for the Western District of Ten
nessee. 1t is not SO much the amount
involved in the claim for reimbursement
for the taxes which have been paid under
tho former Act of Congress, rs to settle
Tor the future, the powers Of the Federal
Government to impose n tax upon O.
certain raw product Of some of the States.
which gives such great interest to this
case. If the constitutional guarantee of
uniformity of taxation can be narrowed
down so as to authorize Congress to se-
lect a particular product of certain of
the States, and make it bear burdens not
imposed upon similar products of other
States, an opening will be made for the
most gigantic wrong, oppression and in
equality that can be imagined. The will
OF majority of temporary Legislature
will be made superior to the fundamental
rights and ideas upon which this con-
federacy rests. If cotton. the product
OF eleven States, can be thus taxed, and
not corn, wheat, hay or oats--the pro.
duct of the other twenty-six States-then
are these eleven States placed outside of
the pale of constitutional equality, and
their citizens subjected to the most
grievous wrong and injustice, and expos-
Ell to constant peril of confiscation and
ruin. 1t is, therefore, as the New Or
leans Times contends, of the highest
moment to the future of our section.
that this question should be determined
ut once. The most able and comprehen-
slve briefs have been written On the sub.
lect, two of them by ex-Judges of the
Supreme Conrt. Of eminent ability and
learning. A favorable decision will lift
great burden from the culture of n
staple which contributes alreadv two.
thirds of the exports of the oonntrv and
is tha Dlest safida.andv rsitas,is bssia of
both its credit and its commerce. 81
---------+-se-s-- i'h
Robert Redish,iof Barry, Clay County,
Mo, while ont hunting rabbits, on the
26th nlt., accidentally discharged his
gnn' gS' by pulling it through some brush.
Inc contents entered at his naval and
passed entirely through his body, in.
hicting mortal wound.
A woman ut Lafayette, Ind, got
package by express, which she supposed
was valuable New Years present. It
turned ont to be only the bones Of her
husband, who was detained in the South
after battle. which some one had ship.
ped to her.
The New York san says very oleverly
OF Mrs Stoves new book: eft is called
Lady Byron Vindicated,' but it should
rather be called "A Failure to Vindicate
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe.'"
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Ishgs long been q desideratum of sct-
enoe to predict the weather, and, as yet,
except 10 very general way, it is desi-
asTatum TO qp 80. q Blu; il what is said in
ressrd'to thesmetecrological effeot % the
Pacihc hailrcad betrue, We may not only
soon be able 20 predict storms, but also
70 ENFORCE the existence' Of rain within
given hmitsA 1t is said that abundance
OF rain is now falling along the line of
, the Pacific Railroad, where formerly but
little fell, andNthat the same rain -produc-
ing ehect OF railroads has been noticed
upon their Introduction into other arid
regions. Thunaer-storms are said to be
less frequent than formerly they were,
and this is attributed to the network of
telegraph wires Which are stretched be-
tween heaven and. earth. all over The
country. These two fictions, taken to.
gether, ought to give some inventive
gen1us g,n,11 san hint as to how to produce and
work some great American Patent Rain
producer and Distributor. and Combine.
ton Thunderstorm EGminator.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention ia
called to the following advertisements,
published tho first time this morning:
f. E. Jackson-GardenS Seeds. ,.i
Jacob Levin-Spectacles Lost.
Edward Hope-Garden Seeds. al, g.,
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES "A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving. and at less than one. tenth the
cost Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
Office
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know yon: If 1 pick yon up, I'll
iail. Ii L fall. you won't p-hic-me-
hic-up! Good-nightv And he walks
OH, with II smile of satisfaction, describ-
ing innumerable zig-zags ns he goes,
leaving his hat in the gutter
WARNING ON THE DEAD.-The Trustees
OF the National Cemetery ut Antietam
Tor Sharpsbure) having refused to per-
NIT the burial of the Confederate dead,
the Governor of Maryland, in his recent
message to the Legislature OF that State,
| recommends nm appropriation for the
burial of the Confederate dead at Antie-
tam, excluded by the action of the trus
tees of the other States from the National
Cemetery, and for the removal and rein
terment within the State of the remains
of Marylanders who fell at Gettysburg
on tho Confederate side.
A sentimental young lady lost curly
poodie on which she set great value, and
which she fed with her own hands Not
long after the poodle had departed this
transitory life, Fridolina was seen to
contemplate with great pensiyeness the
countenance of bewhiskered and
ringleted young man. "Fridolina. NV
DEAR" said her maiden aunt, a yery
proper old lady, "don't look SO at young
Fnzly, he'll think you are in love With
him" II can't help it, Aunt Sophia"
replied Fri.iolina, with tears in her
lovely eyes, "his expression is so like nv
pet poodle.
A Brown wedding recently took place
at farmhouse near Kansas Citv. Mo,
The bridegroom was named Brown. and
also the bride. Mono but relations Mt
tended the wedding. and no relations of
the family were present excepting those
whose names were Brown. Fathers.
mothers, nncles, aunts and cousins to
the newly-married couple, to the num-
tne Der OF sixty.one, were in attendance.
lhe minister's name was Brown. Taken
altogether, it was Brown affair
The editor of Republican pnper in
Iowa, speaking of the changes apparent
at the beginning of every new year, saws:
we tremble when we think where we
may he year from now" We should
think all loyal editors would tremble
more or less In anticipation of their
future. They ought to make practice
OF sitting close to the fire, and "kinder"
get used to it.--Meto York Democrat.
A Denver bully shot man who re.
fused to drink with him. and then said
"Great heavens! am never to come to
Denver without being obliged to kill
somebody What . nice young man he
would be 10 travel with.
aoIss q s9st.9 .Bf8S26. or
brooklyn, New York, aged, respectively,
ssvens nine and eleven years, broke
through the ice, while skating, on Satur-
day, in Norwich, Connecticut, and were
drowned.
Washington darkies are indignant be-
cause they were not allowed to be at
Grants "recep.," on New Years Day.
Election il over! What does he want
with them?
At Chicago, on New Years Day, n !
lady's poodle-dog Bit gentleman callers
leg. The dog didn't get sober in three
days.
The following officers have been elect
ed in Marion: G. Graham, Intendant:
I; G. Moody, Samuel Witcover. John
Wilcox, Sr., II. l.. Gregg, Wardens.
81 am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition" use SOLO
MONS BrrrERs. N2l
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Critical Nosices ofths Py.ss.

HArpsrs Rszar contains. besides pictures
patterns. etc.. q variety NJ matter ot especial
u-s aud interest 20 the f.mfiy artieles CO
health, dress, and housekeeping ir al its
hranche- its editorial matter 10 specially
adapted &c the circle 10 10 intended 90 inter
at sad instruct ard it has, besides good
,,orie, and literary nstisr Of merit II Is
not surprising that the journal, with such
feature. las achieved iu short time an
iH.roense success: for something Of Ia hind
yrs desired in thousands Of families, aud its
publisfer have filed the dsmand. The
ycurg lady who buys Q single nu,n' er Of
H.rpcrs Bazaar ID made a subscriber for
hie.-Ne~ Yo,k Evening Post.
The Ba.ar IL excellent. Like all the Pc
N, deals hich the HaTpess publish, Il 10 a..
n'"ss Ideally we'll edited, and the class Of
readers fos whom if ID insended-the moth
sfs and daughters in average fsmilics-can.
not lot p,o6t BY its gcod sense snG good
fsste. which, ne have no doubt, are to-day,
making very many homes hopper than they
may have been before the women began Ia
king 'rseons in personal end household and
social Management from this good-natured
rnenios.-Tbe Nation.
u fss the reris Of bring fcnsible, Of con.
vcyn instruction. Of giving excellent pat.
serss IN every department., and Of icing veil
ct eksd with good reading maiter.-Ws,ch.
man and Reflector.
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Harpcr's Weekly.
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M RYLA IND LIFE Ia
INSURANCE COMPANY,

RHE progress Of Life Insuraueein the I'm
] tied States proves this great erowning
triumph Of modern science and philsnthro-
phv to beone ofthe marvellous features Of
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The wisdom Of all ages has devised moth
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Lilo Insurance leaves ready money to set.
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Had the Eve million dolisrs sent out Of the
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the Marylsnd Company. The officers Of this
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GEO P THOMAS, President.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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Geo P Thomas, William Devries,
Hugh Sisson, Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr.
Al MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY RErEs TO
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Editor Of Beacon.
~A j MYERs, the State Agent, will bs
in Lconardtown during the FIRST week Of Cour.
to transact the business Of the company, and
will also insure property i" Baltimore Gbmpan'
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Lao CO-PartnershiD.

THE undersigned have formed Law CO.
y partnership under Tire name Of Maddox
b Crane. They will practice in the C"urts Of
81. Marv's and the adjoining counties and
AFRO in the Corrt Of A presis.
Especi,l attention paid to thecolleciion Of
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Government. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to their charge
Address, Madden & Crane. Leonard,own
81. Mary county, Nd.
G. FRED. MADDOX,
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. rs, lS67-tf.
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vIVHE 1nde-siere&. Assssreys ~ L.v and
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THE
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
instance COMPANY

Cffce No. 1S6 W. Baltimore street.
fHIS Company insures on the mutual pla n
Buildings and personal property against
Loss ov damage by Fire. The entire profits
arc returned to the policy holders.
BG HARRIS, President.
BUARD OF DIRECTORS:
Francis Neale Of Neale. Harris 4 Co.
5 II Caughy Noah Walker & Co.
s McCully Pomerait & McCully
Philip 7 George .. George & Jenkins
B q Harris late .. Neale, Harris & Cot
Hon George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, st. Mays comfy.
e L SPALDING,
General Agent.
March 25, 1869 iy-Mar ~, fs70-
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GREAT BARGAINSl
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Dress and Fancy Goods,
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MILLINERY Of all hi nds and Of the verv
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R. A. GOLDEN B. Bro.
'.G IL O Gle III S
eASpi
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Washington ID. G..

A RE happy 20 announce to the citizens
IA Of st. Mary's county aud its contigui-
ty that having at much expense provided
increased facilities for the accommodation
and storage Of goods and cattle sent to them
for sale on Commission, that they are pre-
pared to Oh r TO those who may cntrust
them win IN " patronage assurances that
taeir merchandise viii receive the highes.
market prices.
Our close communication with lac whsrves
and our long establishment In the Grocery
business, enable us to command better pri.
ces for couotry products than possessed by
anv Commission Merchant in the city.
Fl Remember the place.
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r street South
Washington ID. G
June "a. ls6a-tf.