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hold Of individual erpmsnais. They
have no confidence In these Sensational
sheets that talk Of crimes in general.
and throw the blame upon oil sections
Of our State alike" II promises to
continue it, warfare aginst the inAu-
cnce Of money in shielding crime from
punishment. II says Kentucky must
be relieved from the opprobrium that
covers her name with infamy all the
country over. Aud we never can re-
licve her until we dissolve the mutual
admiration society which has been the
bane Of Kcntuckhns for so man years.
We must realize the fact that Ken
tuckian is better than anybody else
only when his conduct Is better than
anybody else's conduct. We must
learn to look upon murder when COM
mitted by a Kentuckian as foul as q
crime rs when committed by a citizen
Of some other State. We must, above
all things, disabuse our minds Of the
erroneous idea that Kentuckians are
too good to be hanged. We must
use the gallows industriously, aud put
a summary stop to imprisonment as a
punishment for murder. God is wiser
and more just and impartial than any
Legislature, and He provides DEATH
as the penalty for murder. That's first
principles. That's sense. A murder.
er once hanged and buried cannot CON-
nit other murders. The grave is a
penitentisry from which executive
clemency cannot rescue the murderer,
aud turn him loose to again prey upon
his fellow-men the first time he gets
drunk. Holding to these opinions, we
opposed the law leaving il to juries 10
imprison or hang, as they may choose.
II Is silly, it is mischievous, II lie infa-
nous. This year the murder calender
in our State has been more than doub-
led already, and quarter Of the year
yet to come and this infamous act Of
the General Assembly is the cause
thereof. We must work for its repeal,
every one Of us who value our own
lives and the lives Of our neighbors,
and the good name Of our common
wealth. We also must work for the
removal of the barricades the statutes
have erected around the murderer, and
which effectually resist every attempt
Of justice to sustain the majesty Of the
law, and exact Of him the penalty Of
his crime. All these things the people
Of Kentucky must accomplish, for the
honor of our grand old State.
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THoUoH the name of Kentucky
abroad may be but the SYNONYM foi
lawlessness and crime. she can proudly
point to a Governor whose integrity
stands mistaken by bribcrs' gold and
parasites Establishments, who feels
that he has some higher, nobler duties
than opening the prison doors Of
bloodstained assassins, or genteel cut.
threats. even when it pays or wins a
dozen votes. Such has been his record,
and We may. with perfect confidence,
bank upon his future non-abuse Of the
pardoning power.
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WI tn no especial case in view, We
might venture to suggest that a little
reformation in the matter Of accepting
bail for criminals, and the collection
Of forfeitures on bail bonds, in the
courts of Kentucky, is needed. Alb
solute ownership Of real estate to the
full amount of the bond should be re-
quired in all cases and payment to
the last farthing enforced IL we would
insure the forthcoming of criminals
for trial. As we'll show too much
leniency to murderers as to the bonds
men Of criminals; and the officer or
court that practices the "compromis-
ing" game sin this day and generation, |"
does il at his own peril. At no time in
the history Of the country have the
people Of the Com monwealth taken
such an interest in the proceedings Of
our courts as now. They stand ready
to approve the good acts CT their
officers, and unhesitatingly condemn
the bad.
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TIE Louisville Daily Gazette is
encouraged by letter from Stanford.
from, which 1t quotes as follows;
"Your sxtials upon the escape Of VIII
son has Won you many admirers in this
locality. Tbs people want an infuen-
VI iouruul. that has the boldness TO take
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FIRE, water, whisky, pistols, knives,
guns, and even stones are steadily per
forming their work of death and desc
lation. Last week, in the vicinity Of
Bowling Green, two negresses got into
an altercation-''an old family feud'ex-
isting between them-when one OF
them picked up stone and sent the
other other shiys,iGs -; 'a.llaus into the
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IF the people Of Kentucky are in
earnest about bringing to punishment
the violators Of law-ii they would in
sure the prompt and inevitable punish
ment of him who deliberately imbues
his monster hands in the blooa Of his
flellow-man-if they sincerely desire
that juries be found which will execute
the DEGREES of God and nature by
stamping as a criminal him who tears
a human life from its frail casket, and
casts upon the christian worlds cold
bitter charities,a broken-hearted widow
and fearful group of helpless, desolate
orphans-let them "speak out in
school" and fearlessly. boldly, enter
their condemnation against the bravo
does that infest the country. Public
sentiment, fairely and fearlessly express
ed, can make lawlessness odious. The
pulpit and press stands ready to open
the war against crime and criminals
of every class, individually and col
lectively, with vengeance, and effect,
whenever the people who are the suf-
ferers, morally, bodily and pecuniariy,
show determined purpose to stand
by us and uphold US in the hazardous
work.
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The facts developed in the trial Of
the parties accused of the murder Of
Ferill at Millidgeville last week fully
warranted the judgement Of the court.
Though Ferill was upon the aggressive
during the day, and violated the peace
and good order of the village the
killing could easily have been averted
had the parties whom he maltreated
placed that reliance in the strong arm
Of the Law which it warrants. and have
had him promptly arrested for his dis
orderly and brutal conduct towards un-
offending citizens. We must rely more
upon the laws Of the land, and
promptly cause the arrest of all evil
doers-those who are guilty Of the
slightest misdemeanors as well as the
perpetrators of the most shocking
crimes-and depend less upon our
strong arm and well loaded revolvers
and shot-guns for protection. So long
as we are cursed with the prolific
parent Of crime, whisky, in our
midst, making blood-thirsty savages
of peaceabIe and orderly citizens, we
must enforce the law against those
who patronize this fountain of crime
and thus become law-breakers.
Hang murderers, imprison homicides,
and promptly punish all minor Of
fences, is our motto. Desperadoes
must be punished-bm It is not neces-
sary that Everybody turn erecutioner
TO insure their punish mentl
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We call especial attention 10 our facilities for Gus
tom grinding. We have recently parchssed ihs heat
machinery, choice French stones, aud finest clean
ing mills nlanuictuid, and guarantee perfect sst-
i5i-iyT b MxirISoLY 4 co.
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This is TO give notice that " have died our Joint
s.etltlon In the above eog,s praying ior deeres
ns-r ~ sss,,as - in DAVIS
ANNIE DAVIS,
ut. HARKIs, ATTY fof n,itioner. -
October iSIi viii
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Aeasa 2ssszhe sar J.ly, IL
ssss os.beg - 80 sel,.e. l. nov -
sns - - 80 sesieesble srt;elea
|sss16 II sl1sssae :"Fa.ily Jewels.
..Tus Csii TOO Boob. asd ..Br,eA-
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n ina is1lS,ssssi>s u ssas u veslk
which kays family likeses; examples u
one sshj esssss;ssssy treated b poets Of
di6ereas eyes. The writer ays: 1--WE
have directed our readerss sssessiou
shrqesboas p 20 ease Of spurious imitation
b bSsr hs&ds sf .Sklejsvels. ssr u 10.
stances where they have been seas:y par
loised ve hare aimed 1t e1hibisisg their de-
scent 70 the right line 10 ose sssesas;ss .lles
aoether, Of ths regal family Of poets" :
Ia the second Ne hare . piessrs of Flor
eaesy II 'Sssstcsios Nth 6ssses Eiios's
'.Rooels;" ssa Vsaiss. With .shish. i
associated 10 liks nasues 0sssys sssas
..CoDaselo." =. = =.
The third Of these articles b . review q
% '.ssihestie memoir Of shtt exsraordi.
nary var which Enslssl made % the Gold
Coast last wiatsr." The book tells Of the
''assieos history II the ,rrsioo;" 1.-The
srosbles of he governors aud traders Of old; !
"tbe Ashanti iavssioa which led 10 shis
last var. and the steps taken 70 meet IL"
ii results. and the prospect, a the settle.
senss. giving alsoesshse'a very fair idea
Of the whole ssbjeee.
The serials. "Aliesr Lsssaise" and
"Y.len,ise and his Brother" are eoosin-
lid. -..
In "Qaid n Orasduu." short poem
Of three Or four pages. We are presea,ed
in . concise form With the principal arga-
m.nts in favor Of the eficscy Of prayer.
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Dhrcnoiogv-Th Brain and its functions
Il the Location aud Nature Of all the Organ.
with direc ions for cultivaiing, developing
Improving AMI restraining them
kDhtSiognomy Signs of Character and
4 How to Bead Them" at - glance, in The
Human Face, on Scientific Principles.
kNihnolo2y-Ur, the Natural History OF Nan;
~ origin manners, customs and modes OF
life in different tribes and nations; with differ
ent teinPeraments and pic torial illustrations
DlysioloGy--The Laws Of Life; including the
L education, training and disc: pline of chill
drcn, and the right management, OF lunatics.
tSe insane, prisoners and Others.
biographies given Of all the leading men and
- women Vi the world.
(elf-Cuture-!nSsruc articles on self-im-
~ provc;neni; memory; choice Of pursuits:
our national resources, etc.
tNiniHy, Much useful information on .helead-
ing topics of the day-poltic:,l, not par
t1an-rc'igious, not Observation-Disclosures
rrtormasorv, agricultural, commercial, etc
will be given, and no efforts sp,red to make
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The PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal AND Lrvl
ILLusrRAraD for August must please 81
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editor of.hs '.waysidc;" Hypuo,i>n and
MISUNDERSTANDING The results Of SON,
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Cour,ships and Weddings-very amusing
What Women Can Do-as revealed b.
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Tourist and Health Seeker; Genesis an.
Inter Relation Of the Sciences lcarne
and instructive paper; II. W. +. Boleknow
NJ. p. the English iron maker; Venicc-
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FOR SALE.

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"A condition. with 20 acres of1au 4 att ched
The ort-huildiugs arc modern ana cemmodi-
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The situation is wellsui,ed to Physicians,
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Steamboat comma nication and the GENERAL
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For tsrms and particulars, address
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Attorneys for Owners.
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June 20 .ls73-,f.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messfs Editnrs-Piesse .snnoeuee Dr.
STEPHEN b D NEALE, Assornsy and
Ccensellor-st-Law, - . candidate o. the
pcsition d States Attorney. We believe
hin to be admirably fs:ed 10 discharge
With fseEty, boldness and ability the re
sponsible du'ies Of the alhoc.
n.reh 5, 1874. Many Frisnas.
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TnE BRAvxxn Houss We learn ID
Mr.. +. J. Moore. of L"onardtown. b,
rented the Brawuer House IN this tow
weed vill take possession on the 6rst q
pages. coniaiping laws and lull direclion,
for obtaining Patents.
Address Or the Pspcr,o or concerning P,-
tents. MUM & 'COs.S7 Pask Row. New
York Branch Office, cor F snd 7 Sts.,
Washi n eton D. C. .-l
Dec IT,, 1873
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Building, and would solicit a continuance OF
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irm.
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BUILDER and CONTRACTOR.

sDaHE undersigned is prepared to con-
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.
"HE Firm Of WM A PADGETT
SEQ. is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. either Of the undersign.
cd will sign i, liquidation.
w A PADGETT,
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A. 8. ~. PETTENCHI. e. co. 81
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rvtisss at orr icseef reefs. -
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- u rf
am now prepared to furnish planters with
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Eaitor-P'ease announce J. FRANK
SMITH as cAsdidase for Sheriff and, II he
viii consent TO serve, he will be warmly sup
ported by his friends in ST. inigoss' District.
Dec. is, 1874. Many votsry.
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of which We have on hand q complete as
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A full sta-k Of READY MADE
CLOTHING. UNDERWEAR g.. e.
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Call aid examine our G eds aud
Prices.
~ w" nse determined to please you
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June 4. 1874.
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"A e Cor the years 1872 and 1873
are hereby aoti6ed that unless the same
are settled within so dsys from the date
Of this notice. I will proceed aceording
to lsvt 70 collect them. Ny old business
- Collector must be slSsed. aud positive.
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tglg Late Collector.
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WASHINGTON, D. G
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tends that the House shall maintain thessrs
reputation for comfort aud nsatne.s, aud q
good table. as heretofore.
d. 'h'
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georgetown pass this house every Eve min.
ties.
Jan. 90. 1870 II.
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Phre aological Joarna

a First Ca'< Illustrated Krgrzia., D..oted {
S'teHce, LUerTtHye and General
ideil,Jenee
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! FOR SHERIFF.

Mcssrs Eiitors-picase announce R.ArHA m.
DOWNS as a suitable candidate for the nex,
Shetinsi,y, aHd say that he will be xasmly
supported by the voters OF Leonardtown and
Factory Districts.
Des II 1878. Many rrseeas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-30
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-30
FOR CONGRESS.
9th CONGRESSIONAL
DIST lt'T

DISTRICT.
cot BAKER A. JAMESON, Of Bal.
tsmore equity, Is earnestly recommended
to the voters OF the Fifth District a. suit
able and available candidate i?r cox,
GRESS. His early and long Legislative ex-
perience both as an oifcer her many year.
cf the United States Senate and a me mber
ofthe Legislature aud Constitutional Con-
g seosien OF Maryland. together with his
|. personal popula and theron gh stanaia-
lance with ali parts OF the District, w.uS
render him an able aaa faithful 70 prssea-
iaiiye Of the Interests OF the people OF the
entire Congressional District.
June IL. is.4 Many Frierds