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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-13

BALLog's MAsAExS poR AvsuSr. We have
received the August number Of Baiioa's Maya
Atne, and find il As good as ever, and With such
brilliant list Of contcnts that xe DO not won
der il Is such q favorite with all classes Of the
community. II just meets the popular idea Of
thirty different articles in the August number
and every one is good, Here is = hist Of con-
tents. \ glance will show what il is: Glare
mont and its Residents" 1.-The Schooner Hcra
and the Earl Of Aberdeen" ''pAatzic, Prus-
sia;" The Loag-Yared Fox" you Kissed
Nc on the Stairs" Two Specimens Of Bird Ar
cAiaecsare;" "A Curious Tree 'Japapese
Scenes with What Measure We Mete ~ -
The haAama Wicker" Count Esmond 8
Soa;" ''Ia the Naelstrom :" .'The Colonel )
Rebel Tactics" The pawaed Flute" En-
treaty" Two Bowls OF BROTH" The Witch
sssaseata;" Tom, Dick and Harry; !" Life ;
Changes" Sketches Of Travel in California :"
The Baron bingea; Mrs. Deacon O. Haga !"
The Silver Lining" a Small Travelling
Fatally :" Alexander the Great" Cur Young
Peoples Story Te!ler-'Guess: Or, The SON OF
Politician" ''iellowioot:" "a True Story
wita Parry in IT." The Hoasekssper; :"
'Fasts and Faneics;" ''ouE Picture Gallery :"
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THE BopRBoN FAMILY The annogucc-
ment of a fusion between the Legisimists
aud th. Orleaais.s, with the hope of a
Royalist restoration in France, again at
tracts attention " the Bourbon faulty. -
Since the extinction of the iiue Of Conde,
which branched of from q more remote
ancestor, all tho rcmaiuing representatives,
are descendants of Louis XIII, King of
Franco. The French Royal Legitimist
line. aud also the Spanish and Neapoli:aa
families. are descended from bis eldest
son, Louis XIV, aud the OTleanist branch
from his younger son. Philippe de France,
Due TOrleans. The Comte DO Paris is
the present head Of the Numerous Orleans
family, as the eldest male representative
of King Louis Philippe. Louis le Dauph-
in, ealy son Of Louis XIV, had two sous
the Duke OF Burgundy, aud Philip,
Due TAajou The elder, the Duke OF
burgundy. vas father of Louis XIV, aud
liaeai ancestor of tho succeeding kings of
France and Of his descendants The Comte
dc Chambori i the sole Surviving male
representative, being sAe grandson Of
Charles x, younger brother Of Louis XVI.
The Younger son, Philip. Due d'Aljou,
became Ksag of Spain, aud was ancestor
OF the Spanish aud Neapoliian Bourbons,
both Of whom are still represented IN the
male line; ba, BY the Treaty ct Utreca.
10 veneancea for himself and his descen-
daais all elaim TO the throne OF France.
Thus. a the Cplase de Caamha.d Is with
oas children, the Comie dc Paris becomes,
as Car Is hereditary claims 10 the French
throne are concerned. his hair; aud heace.
apart FROM other political considerations,
the importance attached At this moUent 70
tho announcement Of fusion.
GSxggAL Alagx.-The nspaklisaa lead
ors are seriously alarmed IT The progress
asaie BY the liberal teachings Of she Dem
ocsa,is party in every section Of the Union.
They declare that there will BE- no dider-
sacs between shs TIA opposing oEgaaisa-
sisus IL the course parsaed By shs psmoc-
rscy should hecume univcsssli snd. hat
ing shus dslivsrsd themselves, tleJ pro-
ossa u aszsil tAs course Walsh stimulates
e elossly - sAsir oua policy, y ss@eas-
ursa tsEsss- They srs EEaa N shsir aease
aud wSoag u their prsa.iss- Tho spirit
of pcaee s nos shs spirit of the kepahii-
cans, .ad tkeEs i scarcely one q The
1--we eDpakieas e The daJ On which The
neudainn aarrc with them.
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LocAi yoTvs.-we QUE an apology "a
eur r~aders ihis wsek both for the raaei-
~ and poverty Of our editorial dottings.
The truth il. xe were unhealshily occa-
pied and stirred up with politics on Tues
day last. our usual day Of writing.
A. . meeting Of the g. Mary's r. r.
and Debstisg Socisty. held 1t the Court
House on Friday night last. the following
gentleman we're eiecsed officers 10 serve
shs. enssing four months President.
Zach. 4. Morsan--vics- Prssiiens. Ste
phen Misunderstanding Secretary. J..
Slams Fenwiek-Asst. Rec. See. 10. II.
Morgsn- couespoading Secrstary. VIM
cen. csma.ier-Treasurcr j. Frank Ford
Librarian. ID. C. Hammait.
A distressing casualty occurred few
days ago to friend Of our's-George r.
Wathen--a resident Of this district-from
the explosion Of = gun in his hand while
he Was crossing fence on his place. We
are not in possession Of the particulars.
but we learn that Nr. Wathen's situation
10 regarded As critical.
We learn that violent tornado. &C
co'npanied with heavy bail. PASSED over
portion Of the Mcdley's Neck section Of
our district on Sunday night last. doing
SERIOUS damage to growing crops. fruit
trees. etc. The chief sufferers. we learn.
were our friends. Jas. u Abel, j. c.
Greeawell and j. Thompson Yates.
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{Esvs tho Port Tehasoo Times.)

~ IL The dOsrsh Of news. bath polis-
ical aud otherwise, acw prevailing. and
a. matter Of iRscres, b the aany friends
Of the youthful writer. we give place this
week % private letter Of J. AEshar Tay-
lor, 81. to his father. Col. w. II. 8. Tay-
lcr. then Second (mili,ary) Auditor Al
Richmond. Va, containing an aecouss d
his experiences. TO-. At the bloody hassis
al Gsssysearg:
From The RicAmead Wing Of July. lsss. !
hArrIs ~ GEvryssyRs.
We have hsea haalsxl the sallowiaz les-
.sr fsesa private j, Arthur Tsylos, Oil,
Campsay v. Sab Rsgsmsas. Ia. vals.,
v Ais father, w. u q, Taylor, Esa-
Sscand Asditer al the c0aisaezase States.
Private Isylsr vsasxsesfsd whea hs
was sixsssa pears aM; has Aesn IN saa-
sesat ssrviss wish sAs array a ths ro-
tesnae over sve years; has bssa wosnd-
81 I've tisses. end As been in thirty five
battles. hssidss skirmizAcs:
CAns xsAa nAsssssevS, Nh,
Jly %. ls6a.
M Deaa FArnsA:
loa IA doshs waadsr - ny hsa =
lssee. but. eclievs lss. IL wss ~ hat -
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MATE OF NiRYLAND,
Cgtce Of the Secretary Of .State,
inadp0lis, July ), 1871

TO ali 1Aoaa Il may concern:
NoTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tia, appli-
~ cation has been made 10 the Governor for
. Pardon in the case Of Of the State VS. Francis
Hunter convicted in the Circuit Court Cor ST.
Mary county At March Term, 1880, Of larceny
aud sentenced to the Pentiteniiary for two
months
The Governor will take up the said case for
anal decision, on or after the 2sth Instant,
until which tirne protests against the said ap-
plicsiion will be heard, aud the petition ia the
case open 70 Inspection at the discretion Of the
Goyerhar.
By order uf she Goyernor,
II. G. HOLLlDAY.
Secretary Of State
Saly u. lssi-3i-
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Jo1nty 10 the Lower Branch o. tae oen-
srsk Asselhhly. Lcsis II. Leigh. Jon. s.
Alissaa. j. =. Ellicest. Thomas Martin,
q. H. Bsshef and Joaa A. Dunbar we're
placed IN noninaiioa. Two ballots were
had for Legislature. GA the ira ofxhiea.
Mr. Martin was nominated. receiving 30
votes. Nemrs. Leigh and Allstsn, the next
highest On the vote. tyeing u %. On the
End ballot. Mr.. Leigh was nominated. re-
ceiving 80 votes.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for the position Of States Attorney.
and Col. j. T. blackstone. James II. VIII
son and Joseph Fl. Key we're placed in
nomination. There we're also two ballots
for States Attorney. none Of the caadi-
dates rseeisins . majority on the first
On the second ballot. COL Blackstone vas
nominated. having received 80 votes.
On motion Of Whit. Hammett. Esqr.,
the next thing in order beisg the selection
Of . sheriff. Bennett II. Abel was de-
clared. without ballot. the unanimous
choice Of the Convention for that position.
The Convention then proceeded 10 bal
lot for three judges of the Orphans Court,
and j. T. Yates, DIR. Warning, L. H.
Canter, John A. Dunbar and DR.. A
Jack Spalding we're placed in nomination.
On tho first ballot, DR.. Spalding, Mr..
Cantor and Mr. Yates, were nominated
the first having received 53-the 2nd Al
and the 81! 80 votes.
The candidates for County Commission
er were then voted for and there we're ten
gentlemen placed in nomination Ign.
4. Mattiagley. Jas. T. Duke, John Dill
lahay. w b. Bean, j. ]. Redmond, W.
\. Loker, j. Ii. Bucklcr, John Parsons.
A c. Tennisson and VIM. L. Combs.-
Having mlSlaid our notes on the vote for
Commissioners. We are unable at pIeseDt
to do more than give the names Of the
successful candidates, which are as follows:
Ing. h. Mattingiey, Jas. T. Duke, John
Dillabay, w b. Bean and j. j. Red
moni. There were two ballots Oh the
Commissioners vote, Mr.. Redmond being
nominated on the 2nd.
On motion, George B. Dent, was
unanimously declared the choice of the
Convention, without ballot, for the po-
sition of County Surveyor.
The work Of the Convention having
now been accomplished, DR.. 7. 4. Lynch
offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, and prefaced
1t With few appropriate remarks.
Resided. That the Democratic Party
| OF SAINT Mays County, in Convention
assem- blcd. do pledge themselves to stand
BY the nominations Made this day and
| that they viii use all fair aud honorable
means to secure the election Of the same
Before the FINAL adjournment Of the Con-
vention. addresses Of thanks and rcspoa-
ses 70 calls were made BY the President
Of the Convention, Mr.. Morgan, BY Col
Downs. Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Leigh, Col
Blackstone. Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Key, Col.
Dent and Mr.. Alistan.
The good order and harmony that were
exhibited during the labors Of the Con-
vention, by its members. we're subjects
of remark and congratalation upon every
tongue when an adjournment had been
dsally reached.
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SIS REV ARD.

pROKE JAIL at Leonard.cwn on
- Vacsday night. the llth Instant.
tso white men ani boy, con ined thar'-
IN f"r :arcHny. TIE mn gave her
ntWes as WILLIAM BENTON aud DA.
Rus BENTON and claim to be from
kent county, Mary 'aad. Thcv were ar
rested in Baltimore for stealing an an
Choir aud Chain IN .ais county The par
i are very much alike. Que of them
treckied, light complexion, aud reddish
har. Tue marks of the other not re.
'nemhered The boy is named THOM.
AS UBhANNOS. Is of Irish extracts u,
claims to be irom Baltimore. vas arr s.
I'D IN this county for stealing a watch
aud DO oSclo,t lag. says be is Ia years
OF age, light '0mplexiou-- Their mark,
ut remembered. | will give sI5 Re-
ward Tor the arrest aud d .iivsry IL IN
OF any Of these PARTIES or so for the ar
rest auo d livery b me OF al OF them.
JAS. II. ALVEY.
ShcriE.
July ID, iSTI-3w.
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q. uo W.

SAxikux - DEAS Sxxxr.-we ucssrn,
aelox hatch ef The uise and witty say.
inss of Dean Sxif. aax collected In Tic
present shspc fer the frzt sine:
CeaS,aze i tia. tax. mza pays to the
pablic ssr being e,a;neaG
An Idle reason lesseas the weigh. of the
good caes yoa gase before.
some men take more care 10 hide their
wisiom thaa their folly.
Sometimes read book witn pleasure.
and desest the author.
Elephants are always drawn smaller
than life, bat q iea always larger.
| never woader 10 see men wicked. but
l olfen xoaslcr 10 see them not ashamed.
Love Of tiaitery. in naos, aen. proceeds
from the mean opinion they have Of them
selves; in women. from the contrary.
The preaching Of dirines helps 10 pre-
serre welt-lncliaed men in the course Ut
virtue. but seldom or never rec.aims the
vicious.
Posisiseaess is good quality for preach
eTs and orators. because he that would OBJ
tTade his thoughts and reasons upoa =
multitude will convince others the more
as ne appears convinced himself.
have known some men possessed Of
good qualities. which were very sersieea-
bic to others. but useless to themselves
like saa-dial on the front Of house, to
inform the aeighbors and passers-by, ba.
not the oxner within. !,
There are but three ways for man to
revenge himself Of the censurc OF the world
to despise il, 10 return the like, or n
endeavor to live SO as TO avoid it; the FIRST
of these is usually penetrated. the las, is
almost impossible, the universal practices
is for the second.
The motives of the best actions will nc,
bear too strict an inquiry Il is allowed
thai the cause Of most actions. good o.
bad, may BE- resolved into the love of our
selves; but the sclf-love Of some men in
elines them TO please others. and the self.
love of others is wholly employed in pleas.
ing themselves. This makes the great
distinction between virtue and vice. Re.
hgion is the best motive of all actions, We.
religion is allowed to DC the hishes. instance
of self love.
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MARRIED.

At Grace Church, Montgomery county, Nd,
on Tuesday evening, june 27th, 1871, by the
Rev. John Wiley, FREDERICK J. WILEY aud
Mas MILE J. STANTON, daughter Of Ex-
Governor Frederick 2. Stanton, Of Washington,
C.
On the 10th instant by the Rev Father Ham-
ilion. GEO z. CECIL 70 Mss SUSIE \. ARMS
WORTHY
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RELIGIOUS NOTIGE.-The Camp
meeting for the NJ. L. Church will cosn-
neace July elsa. on the old ground near
Mt Zion Church. The Rev. Henry Slicer,
d. ID. and other distinguished ministers
will be present. All are invited.
w. II. GWINN,
q. @. MARRIOTT.
Pastors.
july "a. 1871.
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~ 4 daady al tveasy-six haviag
hssa termed n .ald harhelor," appealed
% n eleerly gsaslesaaa - decide uhesh-
81 10 sheald y cslled old - net, giving
his ara. .sTvsnty-sis, said he sldsFly
neasl s,uaa, ssit i swing - Aow yas take
u Nav. hr NJ = = yease saeaGh
bus fas goasa il i sathss -.
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6vHE undersigned. having uos an iuses-
ct in the cosumissiDn business with
ths well known 6rn of Sezie, hairs & Co.
81 baltimuse would iusuTm kis isierds and
the public senerally % the iacs. aad re-
specially Solicit share Of their patronage.
cou6deEt IL the bslssi that no ,sirs will b
rparsd % Psamose their insrtess.
r. G. NEALE.
4.sfw IA fsTf-k.r.
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Are the sss< asesss Sag the s. 1Gry's 1sscsas
IN that ctr, saa are authorized 10 eoatsAc
sur iassr,iHs advertisements for ~ - car iov-
:, cash rates. Advertisers IN that ctr arr ~
sSess<d 70 isass their carers wish either Al ths
shave houses.
&c: ~ 1879.
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Sherif's Sale
of Real aud
llls1tAI PROPERTY.

nY virtue of awrit of Fiesi Fsciss,'
Ii issaed out Of tho Circuit Court
Cor Saint Mary's county. a. the suit Of
James G.. Spa.diag. Surviving Alsaiais-
traitor OF Jas. VI. Heard. against the goods
a, d chai,els. lands and tenemeats Of John
". Joy. AMI to ms directed. have seixsi
and taken in execution. all the right, t.le.
Interest, CHARM and drmaad, At .aw sn.s
in equity, Of the said John NJ. Joy id
and 70 the following properly. TO xit:
| S"rrel HnrseA
l Bay Mare:v
Yoke of Oxen;
Young Ok;
Head Of Sheep;
3 Lrmbs;
Sou:
sH'al of Hogs;
lCar';
Plows;
: Mich Cows;
Heifcr;
Bull Yearlins,
Cultivation;
1 10, of Hoes and Axes;
Setts of Plow Gear
and Sett Swing
Crop Of Wheat. in Straw.
Crop OF Growing oats;
Crop o. Gro wing Core:
Cr,p OF Grow ns Tobacco;
and one tract or parcel OF land locate
the pliuxent District, Saint Mary's coua-
~ aforesaid, called and known Is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-13
For Lease or Sale.

II WILL lease NV farm, (Which is sila-
i aied Ia LconaEdtowa District from
one to thres Years inclusive. or will sell
the same. FOR further information ad-
dress
THOS. D. PERRY.
Dufheld, Charles CO.,
Md.
July 6. lsTi-2s.