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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

ART thst we may not hrsashe
Our mutual infection but NAV gain
SsDe breeEy wa4ss Of health from Gods eAan-
paign, t..
Purgins the vspors pessilent that seeths
In Mans too ehcked domain.
Light that we rsv not grops
In darkness sesfcrssisd. seeking ends
Ignohle could We see them-trrsiing friends
Who blind Themselves can but be;ray our hspss
Lost, a or path descends.
Peace that we once may hea.
Ihy whispering In err hesriE unssssred beat,
And, fhroSek the jsngling noises Of the stress
Nay know that One is waiting ever near
To guide the uncertain feet.
Strength that the jostling crowd
May have no might TO drive us from the way;
Tha: none hare power 10 hinder or dism.y
While, with firm stride, and shoulders onward
how'd,
We strive towards Thy day.
Eore that when heart shall fall,
When STEPS shall swerve or weary. we may know
That though our course he crooked, toilsome,
slow,
Nough;, -four will keep faithful, can avail
To make our steps misgo.
Faith that We may behold
our goal and our reward. beyond he cloud
Far o'er the u,iry ways. the market loud
As down some Gathering street the sunset gold
Strikes DER the needless crowd.
Love that VIC may not scorn
Who see rot as we see. seek Ehat we seek,
Tha; We may help the fallen, cheer the weak,
Catess the loving loyeless-till morn
OF warmer life shall break.
Life !! that we NAV have time
To do some work for Thee; 10 leave some mark
Whereby brother, stun. bling through the dark,
Nag catch the signal for his soul to climb
Straight, Heavenward, like the lark.
rca,h ifit BE Thy win,
For all the sad aud weary-pea,h and rest
For all whose work is over. Death. thou best,
Last, longed-for friend as all fcrdone with III,
Lead tie worn pilgrims through thy region still
To here the dead arc best.
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Professional Cards.

1HHk undersigned. Attorneys at Law and
Solicitor" Chsn"sry, have this 3ri day
sf fniv. 1896. formed a .;oparinershir ~ IL
practice Of their profession, under the name
and stvie ofcombs& Downs They vii prnc.
Tee !" 'he County of Saint Nnrv's and the ad-
dining Counties. and in the Court a. 4 prenis
Esree,ni attention will be aid To The -oilecii.n
ofcfn,rrs AGAINST individuals. TIE State, or n,
Gnve-rm.nt.
Reference gwen, when required. Address
CTnh' 4 Downs. f.-onardtG xn, 2. o., ST
MTy's County, Msryi-ni.
RoREDT =. COMBS
JAS. s. DOWNS.
Ju.y S, Is6e-iy.
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written for the Beacon.)
HOME.
III }. D. T.

Reader. have vou home. place where
peace and harmony dwelle,h? ? \ private
shelter to cover in two hearts dearcr 10
each other than all the world beside with
high walls to exclude the protane eyes of
every human being. n place Of secluson
where children can feel tha. the name of
mother is holy and love sustaininc-that
is home and here is the birth place Of
every loving heart. Oh. spare our homes
The loving wife. the tender mother make
our homes happy and beautiful The love
VIC experience there gives US our faith in
an infinite goodness, the purity and dis
intcrestednCss are our fore:astc of n better
world. In relations there established and
fnstcred DO we find through life the chief
solnce and joy Of our existence. Wha, is
home without 4 mother. 4 sister. or n true
and loving wife, who can sustain her hus-
band in the day of adversely. who. when
the worlds great frown makes his heart
chill with anguish. grows brighter and
more beautiful and loves him dcarcr as
misfhrtunes crowd around his pathway
Such is home. Our mother is worth a
thousand friends, our sister twenty init
mate companions and a true wife dearcr
than all the world We who have stood
BY the same hearth. who have baskcd in
the sunshine Of the same smile. who date
back TO the same scene and season of in
noccnce and hope. in whose veins runs the
same blood. do VIC not find that years only
make more sacred and moro Important the
tie that binds It's to home? Home is where
the h-ariis--whcrea loving mother tcaches
her little children to lisp prayer in praise
of God. and true and loving wife always
wears cheerful smile of welcome for her
loved one. and ;rys by happy little inven-
tons. to lift from his sensitive spirit the
sad burden Of thought.
St. Clcment's Bay March. End. 1871.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
JAMES 8. WINS.


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All eonm unicaticns for publication must be
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A ScHooLxAsrER STILL ApRoAp.-The

a ScHooLaAsrER STILL ABsoAp.-The
Williamsport. Penn. Fire Insurance Com
any have received an application from
gil regions which is certainly .'stun-
pm n. Webster, Esq. The or,ho-
applicant says he keeps "hcle
Store" that his store il located
Iaim Hotell;" that there is \
back end of his lot that
IN Alley" in the rear OF his
ID he has access to the roof Of
BY ''lader" on the outside that
lkes stock twise yere." and so on
6nitum. His excuse for spelling 50
a is that he is left-handed, and also q
triile hard of hearing.
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HORNE q GREENWEll,
Builders and Contractors.

n hE undersigned have catered into CO
J 4 partnership as Baiidsrs AMI conirac-
tors. and are prepared TO execn,e all demands
in their line OF business thai may be made
upon them with promptness. at reasonable
satoa and In workmaal,ke manner.
GE0kGEHORNE.
y THOS. O. GREkNwEl.1.,
= saf a SIS Lsosafd Town.
Ma
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uSnELrrr.-Werc we to believe moth
ing but what We could perfectly compre-
bend, not only our stock Of knowledge in
all the branches Of learning would be
shrunk up to nothing. but even the affairs
Of common life could no. be carried on.
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1t may not be generally known that
editors get one importan. item of subsis-
tence at . low pricc-,hey get 1orsd for
nothing.
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A Cincinnati boy kicked mulc twice.
The loag-safering beast a, last kicked
back. aud the boy handed in his chips.
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s JAS. ii. S. GIBBONS,
COMMISSION NERO HAN NJ
GRAIN,
for the sale OF
TOBACCO,

NJ, so Light Street Wharf. baltimore.
: Gives personal attention te' sheinspee.ict
ef Tobacco. wilima prompt re,asos. ans
Gil orders with dispatch.
march 10, ls6S-fy.
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BLAKI>TONE 4 MORGAN.

T'cy will practice in ST. Marr's and the ID.
joining counties and in tie Court Of Arrcals
Special ard prompt attention viii he paid 10
Ike collection OF Claims. One or both can a.
ways te found ~ their Office in leonard Town.
Address B!"kisiore & Morgan, Leonard Town
j. u, ST. Naty's Couu'v, Nd
JANIS r. RiAKrSTONE.
jOStPH F. MORGAN,
Dec. :, ls.9-;f
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owing TO his worst vices than to
Igative virtues. He is probably the
Intelligent man in Europe, If . per-
lion Of the wants and wishes of the
!illion indicate intelligence; but some
think him also one Of the most insincers,
mocking and corrupt Of public men. asd
at the bottom one of the shallowest in all
sound knowledge. Give me q quarter of
an hour" he wrote to Spring Rice. in
1864. Ito explain the financial system Of
Great Britain"
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Law CO-Partnership

TIE un'ersi9ncd. Aucrnevs ~ Law and So
hctnrs in CNancerr. have mi, Is. cav of De-
eerteer, 1899. associated themselves 10 practice
thelr profess on under ;he name ard siyle OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
TFLECRAPuuC MOTIFS.

IAN Auti-Income Tax Association has been
....While sinking a shaft on King Bee Mine, near
O,dga, abb Lately, miners discovered on extensive cave
1.-The White Stockings Baseball Club of Chicago
beat tie lone saIs yesterday by OF to-
1.-The surveyors on the proposed line OF tho
Northern Pacific Raoi report that Tie SNOW Was Ia iee dep ~
Cug1uclmi. Pen On March J..
The Mississippi River at New,Ollcans is only
two inches ieou haier Of ll aud lE,uesl i't To-
c-rliuI n ,ecurty a the Ie'ees.
The rebels in China have recently captured ihe
nj tU Government is bur troops oT" arl W u
PeAin to oppose ihe, further advance
"A f. Dwight Of CHICAGO a Inmbcr merchant
D. geld Ias.. ss1dtr, congestion oi TIE
min H. wa eiI5 se s had been ticf cny De-" dr
The observations on homt Washington at I
=, re.sria, veie: Baron rer 2JD-eilnge p %" thn5nc
no caee relative humidity, 8Gi Gala Tie Z. y" Is ao' NO
let l depth on tae uhlnt
terrific hail-stOlm passed over Mississippi on
fN nifs H. ctennirftn'~ N"it I'4I
spr Ilov. hts vr broken TIE sat/Li t' 'i'l
and al a seriously u ed tte have been sr7iei % 1' ''s
and lautiels Of birds ki'1' -
In Tho Canadiau Senate, ON Saturday Nh Ryan
la fanu! conc 20 atfa-srH'h i on
H. I'm Ioard.r ltf flel ql.r.0' Nheiler Ih'M " Noi
opinion conc ring 'n'i '"hR
, ci. n. submitted 90 fsrl .tt before treaty va ned
Frauds are reported rs having been "lscoErt' .
So. az b "a r-.l;c 80 much i'ir'"t i''h'' 81
~ ,Io i1rtf De- 40" ni Lr >Hp ,r' 60 ~
~, ~, ne t..,ll 10 H. Dc ils i '' o." l"
m, w., ,s sflnt ~ E,"ot ts ~ '" ~" '''' WIZ"
vssL Ih,. s'ep't D., rce,"-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
GENERAL FOREI6N NEUH.
.JAPAN.

JAPAN.
A WGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MURDERED IN
HIS BED-REPORTED ARRT.r OF TIRE ASsAs-
sINs-PRoBABLE CAUSE OF TIE CRIME.
YEDo, Japan, March 20.-1he most startling
political tragedy for many months occurred ia this city
on the 27th Of February At about o'clock In the morn
ing, the residence Of IIrosawa Hosh, tangi, and
member Of the highest board Of Government oud one Of
the most distinguished ond enl htened statesmen OF ia
pan, was broken open by band " armed men, Who
forced their way the chamber where the sang No,
sleeping and cut him In pieces with their swords It's
house stands In the heart Of Yedo and within only few
rods Of one Of the guarded gates leading TO The 1Aado
CASTLE but as it, grounds are extensive, the asassn'
succeeded in dispensing and escaping before m alarm
could DO given. The most vigorous e?7ufcs Tor thcr
detection were taken he next day. and 1t Is reported
that the culprits were seized about week az. sWar,
but no oval notice Of their arrest has yet been .yD
The motives Of the aCsassjps erc involved IN mystery.
| Hlrosawe was man VI singular Iereoual popularity,
and for this reason &c is assumed that The act -0uG have
| been inspired only by some polEical caue. Tie was
certainly Of the ahost most Influential aud perhaps
tho most progressive Of tho members Of The present
Government and II IL quite credible that some ore %
the powerful MOBILES whose purposes ~ variance
with his liberal policy, may have taken Ibis method 81
Kidding himself OF so vigorous Ell cdYers3ry. MHnv
specnlat0ns are current, but even the beet Informed
among his recent sOcates agree upon 10 sausiac
tory explanation. Tue events 0, To next month % tH0
viii undoubtedly throw some light on tie 0DJir
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20 S T S C. IP T.
A A. W..
PARIS COMPLETELY INVESTED.

THE CITY TO BE SUMMONED TO sURRrYpFR-
GREAT BXCifEMENr-THE RABBLE FLAT
TERED BY EXAGGERATED MILITARY REPORTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUyRl
LONDON, Monday, April 1880 a. m.
The TRIBUNE special correspondent in Paris, in telo
gram dated Sunday Gays the firing incessant during
the past As hours The Government at Versailles says
Paris s completely invested and that to
render within "A hours viii be sent.
There "a great excitement in the city and the Com
mune suddenly allows free circulation In the streets and
at the railway stations without passes Most OF the city
gates arc opened The military reports arc highly
colored.
Gen. Cuseret says tho attack was extremely vigorous
last night, principally against yanvIes, which was
obliged to sustain five consecutive assaults The smbu'
ancos were seen carrying of the dead and wounded OF
tho assaiants The Eigby-sxth Battalion merits men
ton for admirable conduct ct Ncuilly. The combat
continues foot by foot each house having to be beseged
The troops have been ordered TO storm them. The Yer
sailes Government talks OF reducing Paris WITHIN "a
hours. Let powder carry the answer"
Gen. Endes, commanding tho southern forts, says:
All seems llulsheu lhe uJsul bds pcSb t'hii'A'' "
the battle incessant from o'clock In the even
ing. yanyTes bore most violent assault
The Royalists loss is They were repulsed
along the whole line 1t complete victory for the
Commune. Our men fought like lions, especially Ledrux,
the Governor Of vanvres."
semofcial journals say 1000 soldiers were killed be-
fore vanYrcs and several hundred taken prisoners at
Neuiy. There was no loss among the Parsans except
DombrowsId, who is slightly wounded.
Fresh Communal elections now In progress, but
they excite little interest decree OF the Commune
places all the railways under its control and ohliges
them 70 produce all their books and documents II
quired, for inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
ClYlrSI,T REPORTS.

Sl,,r--r. CLAIMED, BIT DENIED FROM vER-
slllLes-CCE. Do'IBEoWsHI ENFORCING
Dc PIIN I'll" CENTRAL COMMIT I'll SILL
Ai.,AEIANtL VIII TIE Commune.
LONDON. Apr.l 10. 1871.
Tie Communists report that Fort D'Issy re-
pulsed he successive assaults of The Government forces
ON Friday and saturday, with severe losses 70 the Gssa
ants II - also reported that Cen. DomifoHsh attacked
IN, Government. forces at Ncny yesterd2r and II f.
claimed took 200 prisoners. Tie engagement continued
throughout the entire night D Va'clcs from Versailles
deny that the insurgents took 800 prlsoners yesterday
and declare that 10 important military events have
taken place. They say 'he insurgents Ia The forts waste
their ammunition by firing al ngIt 10 no purpose. On
Saturday night though they kept up continual cam
nonaGc only one man was wounded Oh tho Go'erUmeht
side.
The Central Committee "a stll at yar'nco With the
Commune Tie recent fan IN tIe waters OF the Seine
has suspended operations ~ the gnuboats
The batteries on the liu Of Tr9cadcgo have opened
Ere on Fort Va'5rcn which replies with yiGor Gen.
Dombr0ws euforcoe strict pink among the National
Guards and doing much 10 rludlr al branches OF Tie
military scr}l ice more efficient.
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I'LL .LMlnnK IA. M.

Mr.. Flcar reported tie bill amending tie
Charter 81 Nc,Yo.;; Also tic Two Pei rl. t'A mii'r
N,,vyo, Mr.. Ficar asked .ilmous ccnseu. TO 10
into Committee OF tie Whole ON ,le.c blli'.
Mr. Avord said hc had 100 desire TO prevent rciion on
these bills. They were important, and should receive
careful consideration. He womb suggest ihat iA'y 'e
made She special order for tIo d1y evening aId us''1
fhat tucv should uot Dee utytIc.d - the "ctlt. CT
other t.s lie would therefor. o. .t 90 granting Tue
'2 he c.i !Geart ne qao.', te .ne non,e ,,..
~ Afr,rl sai1 70 " the hoit"In'.I eh 10 .- Ii
ard ii House a.yorn, leaving ID. hundreds ol oief
M lie'. declared That tbe,e was such dee''n'na-
ZION eutrltIia,d o. tuoUgl o or 100 llt o. We ih1i
IN They were on tue Diner ll. H. tr'ellhtcd l"l t
ne burss before tire House SHAH BE- transacted Ot'oe
there is an adjourni.,n1 . ,r,, ~, ,,+,, anil NADIA
NJ er,rcial order foy Monday evening.
MI Fields called 4of the previous question: ana was
WIEN the vote vas taken NJ. wn7ps Rcpo Chautau-
anal rose and said that his nam" b"h been used nm con-
his STthorty lie urer sad he Acknowledged that the
Democracy here was gntl 10 oIo, tI
ING motor 49,, Ga 'n' p,.C riinrc and Wuau, voted
vim tbe Uaw0eras There were six Republicans absent
The question then put on Mr. word mut.o, 10
print and make the special order Lo, H No't Vi %
fo65 The auction trCn taken ON ME- rear 40
Il T. 80 into Committee OF the Whole Lo-lC3 ~ 5
'i'' ''O'''' nm "a sfIcisL rIrcIioS puI-
Mr. Trear moved 10 tsEe nom TIC t@ne ue noI"h W
fGeC1eir IN ' ne XVIII Assembly, District Of New York
Was LOST Car1ied-,5 90 rs. Tho qleaon w men i4.eh
oil rtconsderug tho VOC by which the bu was IVs''
M Frear then called FOR the previous question on ne
passage TIC Din, when Ns oIdled-VJ 10 o. ANv p'P
WIS then passed by . vote OF e. t0 90
WV me sThTE TAN $780,,
ar Isco,s from lie Committee ON WAYS and Means,
INF dI,ccd no annual state Tax bill. IL imposes tax
Of 1Se mills and thrceeighs Of min for General lI
POSES 10 meet deficiencies IN the general luhu, ain
common schools ana the payment OF tIe interest Oh inc
ordinary state Debt ,, ..,..,1to and
ordered 20 n thId reading, among th,'n me GROOM
Water Tax biz and the NcwNorh Market iu-iAtN' ON;
THO Annual Appropriation b,i vas received li'h INC
senate and referred 10 the CoWDI,ce on ways anu
Moons. The Committee 10 report 10 any Time.
M rods ave notice oi iIs intention 90 move 10
chance the rule 30 to require oul. majority ll'"l
of tWO-thiids 10 advance tbo business OF Tie house
Declared out 81 order.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
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TIE rLGHr At coURnEvOIE.
FIRST ENGAGEMENT OF THE CIVIL WAR N
IR tNCE-TuE COMMUNE DEGREES sEPARA-
ton OF STATE AND CHURCH.


IR 4NCE-TlIE COMMUNE DEGREES sEPARA-
yION OF STATE AND CHURCH.
IRON Our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PARIS. April 3.-Never not even during tue
drcrt days of the siege, has Paris appeared 50 dismal
80 utterly melancholy, II docs at the present moment
Wien the capital surrounded by tie troops OF King
william and when the Krupp shells were exploding by
hundreds on the left bank of the seine, at all events &c
WAS the doing Of on ouemy-a cruel aud implecable
enemy, but sn q foreign ioe-who was only doing to
Paris what might have been done 30 his towns, and what
nay yet fan q biz lot houd The ar!ns OF France be once
moro smiled on by fortune IN some future var But tho
cannon which r. laundering at TIE moment Write IS
fired by no foreign zoe, but by Frenchmen against
Frenchmen-hy Versailles against Paris In addition
10 the horrors Of civil war; Threatened, are indeed
already suffering from, those VI siege During TIE last
few DAYS piCe Of ali the sites 0 lie has been
doubled, and IN sodo cases tnped Money, especially
small change, /, becoming scarccr every dJy, and
foreigners arc IA daily fear o. ncing cut OF from
all supplies from abroad. Already We have
been deprived OF al communication with tie rest
Of the world by the means OF the p0s-fhc MAJ, have
ceased 10 arrive since Thursday last This misfortune,
which IS perhaps the most severely felt OF any, was
caused by the members of the Commune ordering n.
RampOnt, She Of the P0-tOnce TO re-
sign aud give place to a nominee Of the Commune. NJ.
R3mpont declared that lOmpoled to quit his post by
force ho would take most Of his subOrdinates to Yer
s,lcl and 30 completely dlsorglize one of tho most
yinIly important services in the capital. The Commune
peiesiug, NJ EamPont carried hishreat into execution,
and we have accordingly received no letters or papers
since Thursday morning do not know what prompted
the Government at Versailles 10 take sch mea sure
the suppression OF the mails hui Is quite certain that
public opinion Paris smoe Irtatcd by thi. step the
part OF NJ. Theirs than by any other OF his nhumerabe
errors The loss OF direct communication through the
post with the outer world, Is kecnly fell by the most
humble nhabiiant of Paris, Tor We are now in worse
position than during the scge. Then letters went with
certain amount of certainty by Of the balloons;
now We are obliged 10 trust 10 ilI,nds eaN Ing Paris
and fortunately few leave Paris dd'S-to ge our
letters conveyed Ia the outer world.
Yesterday the collision which had been long expected
between The National Guards 81 the Commune aud The
troops ~ Versailles took place NJ tom Deto', ~ village
between Pas and ~. isrmaiDe on the 'c hank or the
s.ne The mort no,abic object ~ II IL the Roma reipt,
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EErnnTs rROM vERsAMLEs.

ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM THIEBS-EECLEr En-
GAGCtNSrS or An IMPORTANT CHARACTER
/ sOrTT REFUSED - ADOPTION OF The
MUNICIPAL EEL ~ IRE ASSEMBLY.
LONDON, ApIil t. i5Tl.
Adyiccs from Versailles state that NJ. Theirs
has issued ono,her Circular, in wLich he says; "TLc
Gshhg Of the lass two days has been q an unmrortant
character CLaOu and Tie southern forts OF Paris con-
hnue 90 ire v!tapu. result Our troops ore well estab-
A,ed in q cir position, ANA have r.pused soro. Our
commune ton arc r-r'c, vl those 1.-THE insurgents
have boon destroyed, Con. Wolf by o sorto from our
lines. ha4 damaged tle Esurssnt prcIaratons for an
attack upon A>rie!ea" -.-
Tine bin giving municipal RIGHTS 70 Paris has been
finally adopted by The National Assembly Tue concern
truiDu OF lcyd troop. continues ot Versailles. 1t Is
known Tat the Pors Commune 4, making preparations
Tor siege I tho National Assembly, Oh Saturday. a
partial GlgaD,l statement was submitted b. the Gov
c-umeut Tho estimates for tho military service arc not
fycd bat the otlcr AiA tries viii economic to the
amount ~ 10000 francs during Tho last haf OF the
plcseu fiscal year Tire rry1lao cannot Do aeCertalncd
until auiet ha, been restored 10 the country ...-.
NJ IocUoy. Tie dramatic author, who recently re.
signed his seat 70. The Assembly in order TO remain with
tua Comm ui.,- - hc.u are ted 80 Ncuhy aud taten
10 Ntfa.i.c-.