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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
ND.

INCIDENTS or THE LATE MuRDKR TRIAL
AND OrHrR REyEHEScE-There was some
thing of the nature Of farce as well as
tragedy developed during the late murder
trial before our Circrit Court. On the
Tss. day of the trial and during the closing
argument for the Defence. the prisoner.
Thomas jackson, was noticed to leave the
criminal boz, and Immediately cries Of
"stop him stop him e '',he Court House
rs falling" "the Grand Jury is coming
through :" resounded through the Court
Room. and for moment the greatest i'm
aginable excitement and confusion obtain
cd. When order was restored. it was as
eer,ained that the Grand Jury was safe.
that no.hing was falling. and that the pri-
soner had left the culprit's box. not to es-
cape. but in response to supposed sign
to him from an officer of the Court. which
the prisoner interpreted as q call to him to
leave the boz and come where the officer
was standing. Itsecms that the sign was
made to a gentleman seated in line with.
and near the prisoner. and the latter. sup
posing the invitation to be intended for
him. left bis box to go to the officer on the
opposite side Of the room with the result
above given. When the prisoner discov-
cred his mistake. he quietly returned to
his COZ with a laugh, and order and equa-
nimity were immediately restored in the
Court Room.
On Monday morning last. Thomas
Jackson. convicted Of the murder Of Jas.
Scofcld. was brought into Court to re-
ceivc his sentence, Judge Ford. presiding.
When asked By His Honor what he had
to say Why sentence of death should not
be pronounced upon him, jackson made a
rambling response in which be denied his
guilt aud accounted for the possession Of
the goods Of Scofcld found in his house
by the statement tina. he had bought them
Of two strange men passing the road
When before the Grand Jury and previous
70 his arrest upon the charge Of murder. he
sworc he had bong BIT the goods in Bal,i-
more. Tie solemn counsel Of His Honor
to the prisoner touched every breast in the
Court Room. save that of the unfortunate
man about to be condemned to die. Jack
son preserved to the last stoical courage
and demeanOr and apparently accepted his
fate with the came nerve aud self posses.
sion which bad marked him throughout
his trial.
Without ~ishing or intending to say
anything in the way of mere idle compli-
ment. We deem it,wi,hin the prophecies Of
the occasion to remark. that the trial Of
Jackson developed. both upon the part Of
the State and the Defence. legal force and
aeumen force of the very highest order.
The State was most ably represented and
the prisoner was defended with consum-
ma.c ability.
In consequence Of the space occupied in
our present issue by the report of the evil
dencc in the jackson trial, which, bye
,he-bye, is synoptical aud far from being
full, our readers, We hope. will make due
allowance for the absence of our usual
variety Of editorial aud other reading.
Court adjourned on yesterday.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
z 7 SPaldine
W..
wM H Jones and
Mary J Jon G, his wife,
d Others.

In she Circuit Court for st Msry's couu :
~. citing rs Court OF Equity.
No SO N. Il.
ARDERED. this 18th day OF May,
~ 1915 that the sale made and re-
ported BY James h. Wilson. Trustee.
In this cause. bs ratified and ces6rm.
e. unless cause 10 Ihe contrary be shown
On OF befofe The 3sd Monday Of Jsne
next /: provided copy ofthis order b In
serted IN the 81 Mary's Beacon. once q
week for three successive weeks prior 70
the sasd srd Monday Of Jens, i.
The report states that the land cold for
JNo 4 cAMALlER, Gl't.
rrss cspy-Test:
May =, is7sa-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

A.. S. ~ PE7TENGILI. s. CO.. 81
W Park Roc N T., 10 South Street.
Boston, AID .Gl Chestnut Street Philddel-
phia are agents for 81 .fary's Beacon in the
above cities and authorized to contract for Gd.
retiSing at our lo,cest rates.
.nay Is, 1875.
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Demorest's Monthly Magazine for j

Demoress's Monthly Magazine for June
is perfect gem smong the constellation
Of Mosthlies. Our lady friends are ii.
way, most anxious TO own q copy Of DEM
orcst's-.hey say Il contains the spirit.
variety and excellencies Of al the rest
Long live Dcmorest. they ssv; and 50 says
everybody. especially when they get
prise in the way Of . choice Of pair Of
elegant Chrcmos worth $40 - premi-
I'm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

GrASo, rrc.-We note fair supply Of Chin
cha Island Guano in dealers hands, which is
selling at $50 per ton Of 2,0t0 lbs, currency,
but there is no sto~k in agents hands. Qua
nape We quote at SEQ per long ton 10 lots Of
10 to SO tons, with deduction Of SO cents TO
81 so per ton for lots from 50 to $50 TONS
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers. aud the leading makers command
$45@$50 per ton, while inferior kinds are much
lower.
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Al uysStSetCtIt ttOJ . SetSCs
10y order Of the Orphans Court Of
ID St. Mary's county. We viii sell. as
administrators "f the late r. Chapman
StClair. a. Billings Store, near Miles
town. ia Chaptico district on
Monday, the end day Of June,
1873,
bet een the hours Of IL o'clock, m. and
2 o'clock. . M,
TWO HORSES, and
ONE COLT about 8 years old.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF four
months. the purchasers giving note with
security TO DO approved BY the admins
traitors.
d. J. PAYNE.
4. A. L. SrCLAIR,
Administrator.
may %. 1s73-ts.
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BUrrERwoRTH's
Steel Horse POtrer

er, and TO excel all others in strength, d.
RABlLITY and ease OF motion. For Circulars.
ad res NEW JERSEY AGRfCULTCRAL
WORKS, TRExros, j., Sole Manufacturers.
may 40, ls73--lms
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I rustees' Sale
HOUSE and lot Al
CLIFTON FACTORY. |

DY virsu. Of . deer ~ ,ha ChSss
ID Gu Z for Saint Msry's e,ua,y, h
ting .. Court Of Equity, passsd ii o
cause In whie'. W ii6a J. Nrf;s: nist
fanl Of A On B. Nsfri.. is Conpl.ks
ant, and j .hu A. b Shsrmanti,e. RI
iam;n J s . 'mansine and Abell b. Nh
ris ar- d PENDANTS. and barring d,,s
the S0sh day Of April. 1873, the u,d.I
sie..d. 40 Trass %. vii otf.r a p,,la
sale, II The Court House door in f,,ouarh
Tuesday. the 18th day of June
1879,
between the hours Of u o'clock. u a.
4 O'clock. =. m. the to!lO~ing property.
to Wit {:
One House and Lot.
loca.ed at The Clifton Factory. i, n,
second election district Of Sain, M.rr'.
eounty.
The Dwelling House is txo-.,ory. eon.
modious aud in god condition. Tn.
b,ck.suildiugs are conveniently located
aud al that are necessary Tor the use Of
the premises.
There are l6 acres Of ane land as,,sh.l
to this propcrsy and will be sold With /,
There are Stors. = Mill. H,te. aud al
kinds Of Machine Sh BPS at the Clifton
Facsory, which render this property espe.
cially desirable 70 rarties DESTROYS Of en-.
gazing 10 mercantile or mcdaniel par.
suits.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY the decree. are: Oa,.
third OF she purchase money in cash On
the day Of sale. AID the b ,lancs in ~,
eqaal install,nents. a. one anil tw, year.
credi,-the deferred payments to BE- &C.
cured by tho bon 9 or notes OF the pur
chas"rs With security to DO approve b,
the Trustees. and bearing interest froi.
t,e day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall b.
paid. tho Trustees will execut, a deed I,
the purchaser. FREQ, clear ard discharge
from all 81 .ims OF the parties to this sui,
and Of those claiming by. from or undo
them.
ROBERT C. COMBS,
JAMES s. DOWNS,
Trustees.
MAJ %, 1S73-.s.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 REWARD.

" HEREAS, il has been repre-: sntcd
w 70 me that recently in the County
Of 81. Mary's James Sco6eld. m order
" and respectable citizen, vas atrocious.
y and brutality murdered, his store de-
stroyed BY the incendiary &c. Of his muir.
derer. and that the murderer has tn 10 far
aFed detection, to the end that the
criminal may be brought N deserved pen
ishment, l have deemed it proper 70 is
sue a proclamation Offering reward for
his arrest and conviction.
Now therefore I. w. Pinkney Whyte.
Governor OF the State Of Maryland. 10 BY
this my proclamation offer . reward Of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest aud con viction Of the muir
derer or murderers Of the said James Seo-
Geld. late Of Sc. Mary's county.
(~1 Given urdcr my hand and
SEAL the great seal OF the State Of
~ Maryland, this eighteenth day
Of April. eighteen hundred aud
scvcnty-thrce.
WA. PINKNEY WHITE,
By the Governor,
r. c. HOLIDAY,
Secretary Of State.
April "a, lS73-f.
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At the conclusion of the testimony Of
Mr.. Thomas. the States officers announ-
ced that they bad closed their case.
p. E. Wise called for Defence. saw the
prisoner At his store about 8 o'clock on the
morning after the murder, don't know
where be came from. bought some goods
of witness and had them charged. witness
had sen. . messenger f'r prisoner to come
over 10 the store that morning ~ he want
ed TO employ him to 90 to Calvert to work
Tor his father. prisoner did not meet with
messenger and arrived before receiving
tho message. did not show any excitement.
prisoner lived short distance from Wit
ness.
By Stats. Did mos notice prisoner par
ticuiarly. sent messenger f0s him about Z
o'clock.
Charles Chapman. eolored. called Tor
Defence. saw prisoner little after ssn-up
on the HoFning after the murder tlshing
his weir. which d about two hundred yards
from prisoners honse. had not been over
fifteen minutes q his Veif vhea witness
saw him. witness mas running oG land in
sigbt Of river snd kaovs shst prisonef Gas
nos there until h bad ran oG oee rov and
returned, when Ne $40 him.
By State. Sav M one With hin-
Chas. L Wise called b. Uefsaee. pris-
oaer eans % Druk rsias. tssnained With
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-30

can republic be utterly abandoned to Off
cial ndecency, why does not some one of
the presidents official fiunkeys suggest
to him the possible impropriety of these
proceedings2 Is there no man, in
his army of retainers, who dares open
his mouth in censure of this Amer
lean Caligula? Under Nero, things were
not so bad in the Roman empire. When
he wandered from Rome, it was to win
prizes in music, and observe, that he might
emulate the skill OF Greek gymnasts, but
Mr.. Grant runs hundreds OF miles 10 drink
whisky, smoke cigars, and drive horses,
and no one. among all the centurions of
his guards, dares utter word of rebuke I!
But there is nothing surprising in this
after all. John G., Calhoun toresaw it all,
prophesied it all half century ago. In
his great speech on the bill TO regulate
the power of removal. he said, Il have
seen the spirit of independent men, hold
" ing public office, sink under the dread of
this fearful power, too honest and too
firm to become the instruments or the
hatterers of power, yet too prudent, with
all the consequences. before them. to
whisper disapprobauou of what in their
hearts they condemned Let the pres
'ept state of things continue, let it be I'm
"derstood that none are 10 acquire the
public honors or u retain them, but by
flattery and base compliance, and in a
few generations the American character
will become utterly corrupt and debased.
/ How truly Calhoun warning has been
verified, every newspaper in the lnlted
| States is to-day the speaking proof. We
are not ready to admit that the American
character has become utterly corrupt and
/ debased Enough generations have not
yet been born under radical rule for that
But that the office holding American char
acter is utterly corrupt and debased no
man in his senses can deny. We see
president sign bill to enormously increase
| his own salary an act unsurpassed IN the
/ official degradation in the history OF pagan
/ Rome and no voice arises from among
! his chosen counsellors 10 bi him think be
/ fore he does it. We already contemplate
/ the appalling spectacle OF his scheming for
a third term and tits the utterly corrupt
and debased oficeholding thousands who
are urging him on He steals four months
of public time every year and wastes u
hundred thousand dollars of public money
/ in banquetugs and iunketings, and no man
/ holding office under him and having ac-
cess to his ear, presumes to crltlclSe his
I conduct
To be a Roman citizen was greater than
to be king. To be an American office
holder is les, than u be Il mau-thir0gg
Times.
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

ThcmOst Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885,, BY one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
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Medicine i'm eases Of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, IndiSeS-
tiOn, CGStiveneSS, Bilious Com
plants, rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCJ RESeffect-
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
putall the functions of the body
in healthy condition.
sold by Druggists everywhere
7 o. Rowland. Proprietor. - Liberty
Street Nyv York
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The pegrsdation Of Ofteeholdinr.

The form of public stealing to which at.
tcntiOu has most recently been directed, is
Mr.. Grant theft ol public time His
conduct IN this regard has been contrasted
with the habits and the scnsitivencss Of
former presidents IL has been remarked
that the democratic predecessor Of Lin
coin, although a close-hsted man. and as
hvpochOndrlac a. he was mserIy,tclt com.
PEELED, out Of his conception of a Trusi-
dent 3 relation to the treasury of the nit
ed States, Ia pay, from his private pocket,
all the expenses of an excursion which
Secretary Cobb gave ON the Harriet
Lane 10 number Of government officers
aud their ladies' aud was only prevented
from doing 50 by the fact that the arrant
rebel of secretary had paid the entire
bill out Of kis own private pocket Think
OF Grant paying for the coal used by
revenue cutter in which Secretary Belknap
and his friends had taken an airing on the
James river, and being defeated in his
chIyalrous purpose by Secretary Belknap' :
having already paid the bill out of the
Freedman Bureau Fund Abe Lincoln :
predecessor has lamentably bad official
record. especially at its end but, childish
IS careful as he was Of his health, and pos
sessed OF a physique only moderately ro-
bust yet so delicate was his conception of
a presidents duty that he rarely, if ever,
'summered' farther away from Washing
ton than in his country residence, couple
Of miles south Of the city, aud even then.
visited the capital every day. The presi-
dental owner of Mr. Grant Titanic frame
/, never conscious of such official pusillanim.
ity He can fly from one end Of the coun.
try to the other, on short notice and quick
time, wherever there are half dozen
good bottles TO be uncorked, and whatever
may be the necessity Of his worthless of
hclal presence at Washington. He has
tritled away, at places of fashionable or
dlsreputable resort, sometimes privately,
often scandalously, at least four months OF
every year, and at an aggregate ex
pcnse to the country of nearly $40 OOOl
By the salary grab, he will be able "a dis
pose OF S64,0OO in the same way, during
the residue of his term.
~ is pertinent to ask, unless the Ameri.
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CLE55ANiGLEIAN!

PAGE li,maz @&lyc.a Family
BLESSING for - cents.
II heals without u star. No
family should be without Il,
WcWarraut jttoyU"e -yroiUla
Sores. Salt EhrUm, ta,laiuiu>,
Sore Breasts or Nipples. Burns,
ScGldS. Cuts, and SVraii,.
1t Has been used over twenty
years. without one fai We.
1T has Observation-Disclosures
fectly cradicatcd disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. II is compound OF
Arnica. with many other En-
tracts ard BalSams. and put up
in larger b"Xc~ fer tbc same
price than amy other Ointment.
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N.
ME- kENSEDT. Dear Sir:--I git down to nan WOW
a few lines this evening, to inform Won maj ar
Prairie Weed you sent me last ialI has dome M
much goods truly have not words to expr,.ss m, M
gratitude TO you Tor it. My health has not been -
good Tor the last twenty years II has been since
commenced taking he Prairie Weed In NoyembeT
last. thank yol thousands Of Zines for il MI
one night since last December have been ohlieei
TO sit up one hour with phthisic since | bav hen
taking Your medicine. My health is 50 imnrnved
this winter that | can work all the time At light
work 50 ! more than pay my board and thar Is
what have not been able 10 do for long time
your humble servant
Nm.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
DISADVANTAGES Specific PILLS.

-, :. NO, 4II TNHU IUfnNaTU. TAfis.
those pllis are highly recommended BY the entire
Medical tacplty OF France a. the very best remedy
N al casas OF Spermatprrhona seminal Weak ness
Weak SPINE. Deposits m the Urine Nervous De
ellly and All the CHASTITY train Of Diseases arising
other reneies fail and have been used with astonis
inS suecess ny Tho leading French Physicians during
tho past ~ years Pamphlet of Advice IN each box
g g vii De sent trea 70 any addEess Price 1 per
box SN1t BY mail. aerHTfg ssrIf~,f all 0bssT-
saiion, receipt ~ price by any advertised Agent
OSCAR q MOSES. n GoHfI.ANivr ~ Nav YoHs
eos General Agent f'r AmerirA
Solo bY Bnnter a Thnmaa And Smith A. Rnnno
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M. MARIA LEACH.
BOSTON HIGHLANDS. O.

hI7AbN AlitfitisANDS. yet. 1. TST2.
Dh- REMEDY. Dear SiT:-I hereby certify that
was amtcted for five years with severe conUh
and raising blood after any violent exertion. /
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about two
years ago and have uOt raised any blood for eitrht
cen montss past, and believe that owe TO your
medicine the health which vainly sought from
many physicians and medicines. Iwould be clad
70 nave you refer any one to me who wishes 10
know what the hrairie Weed has done Tor me.
.,, JAMES 7. BICKNKLL,
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Indian -irimart.
Important to the Afflicted.
Pierce ~ 90.
INDIAN IMMINENT.
Indian -irimart.
THE GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

TUiS MEUICINE ALTHOUGH CALILD AIN
ment, II the best eternal remedy ever offered 10
the public Tor Il daily rifecting after all the
pnY Oar medicines OF the day have failed give
liei the reason for Ihi- - obvious Ii contains
'icInaI virtues which no other medicine possesses
hs.g compounded iron fifteen distinct substances
anne Of which contain the most highly nutritious
and Whaling properties In in combination
wiz. other medical virtues which neu-
ira " all morbid poisonous seCretiOus and Grad
lea Them from the system Il supplies food for the
rlo1d- elasticity and strength 10 the muscles gives
tUU and vlgUT t. the nervous system: in short
an lterual and external remedy II has no equal,
aud contains no mineral substance 1t IL safe and
spc dy cure for the fuilowiu= complaints: Rheuma-
fs Neuralgia Diptheria or liberated sore Throat,
Dy-sniHry- HIrbga. kry~ipeias Sal Rheum, Hau-
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Corphiut. ramp. Scales and Burns. HGadache
Ia -lche, Tonthact. Chilblaine Chapped Hands g.
L FIERCE x CO PruprietoG- FsI High st, Prov
idelce. Z 1 ~otd by all Druggists.
ineludmwfiy
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Chancery Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS.
County Ov BnCE ISLAND. ,--
To tuy september Term, A. j. 1863. Of Il ck I.Iand
Circuit Court iu thaurrrg
Laura Tgl-ahcr We. AuUr.n TuI-rhrr
To rho laid Andrew TII-rtrr. D,fyud4uf
Notice l. hereby given thar tho allow, entitled
-uit b. now pending boo sail Court. and that -lm.
mon- ha- been issued auanrf YOU therein Now
unless YOU -halI personally Doe ana appear bufor,
said tuurt on TIE fret day OF the next term thereof
to Ur begun and holden iu the Court Uot-r
Zoo the city Of Rock bland, and county and
state Aforesaid the ur-t Monday @.
September next 60 which time and place the
said summons is marie returuahlr. and plead an
-wer or dumur tu -ad Bin OF Complaint Tn THIS snii
dIed. the -Imr wII pe taken Tor confessed against
you. -u falling &C. plead. answer dumur and dc.
cree entered accordingly.
GEO y GOULD
clerk OF the Circuit court
TT. rEtvEnNt, solicitor. 2iu4w
Rock island. July 30. ls1B
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B | : {. D@l N G
AT THE LUNGS CURED BY
)RRttaii.iitQaai]
oATAaEH, INFLUENZA AND Ray Fever

or summer Colds which often end in serious Ippo
trouble, cured by the Inhalation Of Dr. kenneGv's
Prairie Weed ~
am perfectly amazed at the remarkable curas of
severe bleeding and consumption of the lnne,s
which this new remedy performs for me eVeTy
week. send for a circular i'
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Whom there Is No lung disease aud only Liver
"oupianf and Dyspepsia. ~chauE'- Seaweed Tonic
aad Mandrake Pills are sufficient, eithout the Pal
monte syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in al
bilious complaints, a. they are perfectly harmless.
pr SehencE, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
Tor mIuy wears past. and now ", chs 225 pnuudz
wa wasted away to- a mere s<ei On. in the yer7
last stage Of Pulmonary Cou-umpt n his physician,
having pronounced hiz case hopeless and abandone,
u'm t" hi~ fa'e Ilc was cured blythe aforesaid med
icine-. and since his recovery rnaE5 thousands sim
llar afflicted have used his Preparations with tn,
same remarkable success. Full directions accompa
ny each. making II not absolutely necessary to per
-"naly =et Dr.. scheuck, unless patients wish thel
lungs examined.
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