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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

a LION SCALPS THE WRONG Boy
Forepaugh's menagerie was taking an
evening march one day lately, In Bal
timore, and the wagons were halted
near the exhibition grounds. Some
OF the cages were open-that is, moth
ing but the bars separated the AMI
mails from the boys, and the boys
were as usual curious and mischiev-
GUS. They crowded round a cage of
hons-cOntaining lion and a lioness
and amused themselves by stirring
up the occupants with sticks, and
seeing them show their good sets of
teeth and hearing them groWl. A
good boy twelve years old came along
with his books returning from school
At this time the leader of the street
gang, Crooks" by nickname, was
making frantic efforts to spit in the
lions eye. The schoolboy, halting in
the crowd, said: 'tRocks, why don't
you stop teasing the hon? He may
hurt you" Rocks pushed the good
boy, who minds his books, towards
the cage, saying, "What are you
afraid of % The lion put out his paw
and caught the good boys head, and
broke his skull, and lifted his scalp,
and gave the poor fellows hat to the
iOness for her share of the boy
Rocks and the other bad boys ran
away unharmed, leaving the poor
school boy bleeding TO death under
the cage. The doctors think the
wound may prove fatal. A lion does
not know a good boy from a bad one,
and no special providence interfered
that time in favor of the little fellow,
who would not play truant, not even
when a circus was in town.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

There is q bitter religious strife
going on in the Chelm district of
Poland. The Russian Government
has ordered the extirpation of
Romish rites, churches, and priests
in that district, and the substitution
for them of the practices of the
Greek Church. The result has
been riot and carnage in many
placer, men and women shot down
ana knouted, and a spirit of the ut
most bitterness among the peasan-
try. Tho miserable creatures re
fuse TO allow their dead to be buried
according to the Russian rite, and
prefer to inter them without cere-
mony. This fact alone would show
the intensity of their aversion.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

The MERCHANTS AND CLERKS OF
GorHAM.-A New York exchange has
the following, which, for aught we
know to the contrary, is quite as ap-
plicable to other cities:
A writer in the Troy Times. who
Processes to know a great deal about
the way our New York merchants do
business, has discovered many recent
defalcations in a small way on the
part of bOokkeepers, of whom no one
else seems to have heard; and this
leads him to the consideration of the
fact that so few of our best business
men. really know anything of book
keeping, and are obliged, therefore,
to rely wholly upon their clerks. He
mentions the case of one merchant
who has attained eminence and great
wealth in the heaviest Wholesale
trade, which he has carried on for
thirty years, and yet he is utterly lln-
conscious of the true method of keep
ing set OF books For many years
the books were kept in a way peculiar
to himself, but recently, his partner
has introduced double entry, which
the former man can not understand;
but OF course he has to put up with
i, and to hope that it is all right. In
this city, where business is widely ex-
tended, book-keeper who has his
employers confidence can keep the
latter continually blinded in points of
great Importance. The merchant will
inquire, ''How much money have we
IN the bank, Mr.. Brown" and Mr..
Brown will reply generally in cor
rect manner; but he may, by ingeni-
ously altering figures, make up a de-
lusive show. 1t is said that 'ifigures
do not lie" Naturally speaking they
will not, but in the hands of a skillfuf
accountant they are made to do so in
very surprising manner. The Troy
writer points out no remedy for this,
except better salaries for those skill
full accountants; though it seems to
us little moral training on the part
or those persons would be apt to reach
the case more effectually. A charac-
ter for integrity, as well as aptitude
for figures, is a qualification which
deserves to be looked after, and when
merchants are more particular on that
point, defalcations, we suspect, will
be less common than they are.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

Parisians are not noted for their
knowledge of English. A visitor at
the Grand Hotel du Louvre writes as
follows: owe have begun to take
English lessons out of the carte. -
Here is one in the vegetable list:
'Note-Les prix ne sOnt applicables
quand les legumes sont de primeurs.'
Translation in the carte: Nota-Tha-
ses prices its not eryaluable wen they
vegetabl erres news literal copy.)
No wonder a son of Albion writes be-
low: Good God, and this is Paris
English in 1S74r"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

Old General Houston, of Texas, was
man of peculiar gallantry. When
used to be supplied every day with
some pieces of soft pine wood, which
he Whitfield hour after hour, cover
ing the carpet around him with shaw
ings and'chips. When he saw a hand
some lady in the gallery he would
whittle out heart and send it to her
by a page, with his compliments.
Modern Senators don't pine that way
after pretty woman.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

a correspondent OF the MeMinn-
vile New Era suggests Juge :. L.
Marks, a distinguished Middle Ten
nessee Chancellor, as asuitable can
didate for Governor. Judge NJ. is
4 gentleman of eminent ability,
sound to the core, and should he
receive the nomination Of the Dem
oeratic party, his election is certain.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

The largest Baptist Church in the
world is Mr.. Spurgeon's, which re-
turns a membership of 1896. The
second largest Is said to be the old
First African in Richmond, Va, and
the third is in Ongole, India, which
numbers 1857 members.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

FRENCH MANNERs.-One of the
highest merits of the French sys-
tenn of manners is, that it tacitly
lays down the principle that all per-
sons meeting in the same house
know each other without the form
ality of introduction. Any man
may ask any girl to dance, or speak
to anybody at q private party.
This in no way extends to public
gatherings, where the guarantee of
supposed equality which results
from the fact of knowing the same
host does not exist. But in draw
iDg-rooms the rule is absolue,
everybody may talk to everybody.
This is an intelligent and most
practical custom; it facilitates con-
versation; it dispels awkwardness
toward your neighbors; it makes it
possible to pass a pleasant hour in
a house where you do not know a
soul; it gives a look of warmth and
unity to a room. No one is oblig-
ed to sit gloomy and silent btween
two repeliing strangers. If you
want TO speak, you are sure of a
listener. OF course people are
often regularly introduced to each
other by the master or mistress, es-
pecially at dinner parties; but in
those cases the object is to put a
name upon them, not to authorize
them to converse; for that act on
permission is required.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

A reckless Jester declares that Vim
ME Ream never made a bust half so
good as her own. That is not strange;
nature generally excels art.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

The Memphis papers have this
item: There is TO be a convention
of the sportsmen of Tennessee in
this city, Friday, May LIST, for the
purpose OF considering the game
laws of the State. All organized
shooting clubs in the State arc in
vited to send delegates.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

1t takes six..goats a month to feed a
large boa constructor. They are swal-
lowed whole, the time for each being
two hours and twenty minutes, dur
ing which the reptile makes terrific
efforts and disgusting contortions.
He then lies in a torpid state until his
food is dissolved, when he makes
known that he is ready for another
meal.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

Where they go. A Danbury Sun
dayeschOOl scholar being asked what
became of men who deceive their fell
low-men, promptly explained: ''They
90 TO Europe"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

While a youthful couple were being
joined in wedlock in Justices Court,
in New York. recently, the damsel
rather astOnished number of specta-
tors by suddenly breaking out with,
'sI want to know whether we are to
keep house or board, before going
into this thing?" The Judge ruled
the question out of order, and the
ceremony proceeded.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-30
Public Local Law.
CHAPTER AIS

AN ACT to authorize the Coup.rolle,
to audit and settle the claims for pen.
sion Of Elis,beth e Shanks and MARI
CuRcmber, Of St. Mary's county.
Whereas, the names Of Elisabeth Il
Sbanks and Mary Culleuber were i'm.
properly spelled in the set of eighteen
hundred and seventy. chapter four hun.
drcd and seventy -aeven. BY reason where.
Of said parties have lost the benefit Of
said oct; therefore
Section I. Be il enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland. That tn.
Comptroller be and he 10 hereby author.
il d and requested to audit and settle
the claims for pension Of Els beth Il
Shanks aud Mary CulIember. and tina,
they be allowed in the same manner .,
il they had been properly named in ID.
act Of eighteen hundred aud reveuty
chapter four hundred and seventy seven
provided. that the provisions Of act Of
General Assembly Of eighteen hundred
and seventy, chapter four hundred and
scveaty-sevtn, providing for payment
Of pensions. shall in all respects Be CON.
piled with.
Sec 2. And Be- it enacted. That this &C,
shall take effect from and after the DAFT
VI its passage.
Approved April 11th. 1874.
July %. lS74-3s. .s...
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FAIRvIEW ESTATE.
OR PART OF ST.
Richards Manor.
etntsining
50 acres,

more or less.
This land is located 10 the 2 ID election
districs Of Sai.. M,ry's county. binds on
the .rhree Notchcd Road" n the road
leading to WISE Lending" aud is only
about oac mile distant from tho Patux-
cut River. I, adjoin> the estates Of
Isaac Solomon. E>q., Mrs L. A. Clarke
ssd Glen ent Carroll.
The improvements consist Of . COM
fort.bl. ,wo-s,ory Dwelling. Barn aud
other ou,.h" uses.
The soil Of tue :and is good and t'e
l.c.;ion healthy AID desirable.
The proximity Of this property to the
Pstuxent River. and to several s.eau-
Loaf Ia, dings thereon, will make it an
especially desirable purchase to those
wishing 70 engage in the Fish, U, ster or
Fruit trade. The firest oysters VI th,
Ps,sxcnt are found in the adjacent va.
sers. whilss the Ale-wife 6she, y hes beer
very lucrative in this locality ior severa
years past.
Terms Of Sale, as prescribed by IL,
decree. arc :-one-half Of the purchas,
saoney in c.>h on the day Of sale. aud III.
balsscc in twelve months from the dat
shrrcof-,hc deferred payment to DO So.
cured by the bond or note Of the purcha
--r, With 8, curity TO be approved ~ Oh
Trustee. aud to bear interest from Oh
day Of ,alc.
wh-a all the purchase money shsl
have b Gu paid. the Trustees will exc
cute decd to the purchaser, free. cles
aud discharged from all claims Of tn
parties 60 til. sait and of those claimin,
ly, from or under them.
ROBERT G. COMBS,
JAS. ). DOWNS,
Trustees
July 16. 1S74-ts.
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AN ACT u stslssiss ~ sheriff sfths
ssvevai ee..siss and City u Bsls;.ssss
70 eallees ecseAia tsA dus shs lass
Cssf u The CheS& Cssss jse S,ise
narys eoansy. In shs aos n.asss -
sssA ekeers 6s,s have ts.s kssssss:ss
oslfeesed.
Where's. John 4. Csaaiisr, las. Gssk
eth Csteais Court fae Saint M,sy's
county. has .kilesl TO piece his ises b Ia
haAds ofsl'e raer;1s Il he several eesa-
lire efehis Bate and ef lie City q Bl<
tUcse. fSs eolleesio1. since The Maesh
tern Of Said cosrs. Ia che yrar sixhssea
hsadrrd aud six.y-0ve, thers6oer--
Sre'ice ! Ne Il enacted By tAs 0eass
esal Assembly Of Mss,f.ad. That 81
tsrs due John A. Cavalier &c srvisrs
rssdered - C.erE q the Csssie Csaes
see Saint Mays sodaty from Ne jsse
.iehssen hundred Sad s;1%y-avs, - ~
}ar eishseea hundred and seventy -shsSs
t.cl1aise. shah - received ear estlsseisa
By shs sheriff. d The several essatiss q
this Sssss and ths Gay y Bahinsss. \
The seass manner = - duA susA 1elss
have heretofore heca resolved. a.d 81.
lssases ssa s1ch SAssieb sANll 30 sa1
have the same mcaus Of eaeoreing pay.
meat of said fecs. ssa b liable 4;slly
70 the said John A. C.malisr n he SauS
manner . Sev provided By fhs exissisg
tsvs Of this State; and. provided, sAaa
soshiag In this oct shall Do eosssrusl -
peesest The said jain a. Canalisr from
collecting said fess BY warrant o. othes-
wise. -
SEQ. 2. And be Il enacted. That said
ices. or any portion thereof, may b
placed in tue haIds Of said sheriff, at any
time prior to the ar.s day Of March.
eighteen hundred and seventy .6ve, and
said shcriffs shall aeeoua. for and pay
over the same within nine months from
the time when such fees may h,vs been
placed il their hands for collection, and
IN failure to collect aud pay over the
same within the time prescribed BY hi,
act. n the said John A. CAmalier. hs
shall have the same mcans Of recovery
again.t the tiieial bonls Of such shs.iGs
a. nov provided BY law.
Scc. 8. Aud bc il enacted. That moth
ing in this oct contained shall Be Gu.
ssru. d to make any sheriff auswerable for
The failure to e,llcss any fees plac.l in
his hands - aforesaid. unless the saus,
hy tho use Of duo diligence. coull have
been collcctcd; and. provided, that this
oct shall not be construed 20 - n Do.
privo any Of the parties against whom
och fees shall Be demanded from any da-
fence 70 which they are NV entitled b.
law.
See. 4. And b it enacted. Tint th:s
Get shall take effect from the date Of i,s
passage.
Approved. March Goth. 1874.
July %, 1S74-3t.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
OspAsss' Css,fof Sisf Nsry's Cdsnfy, Sef.-
July ~, 1874.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Aani
~ n Chunn and John H Chunn, Exeeatois
Ut
MARK B. CHuNN,
late Of st Mary . county, Maryland. deceased.
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
eds creditors TO exhibit .heir claims, and tha,
The same be published once week for six sue
cessive weeksin the 81 Nary's Beacon.
Test:
JANIS T u RALEY,
Register Wills for 81 Nary's county.
NOTICE.
n pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the o..
phans' Court of st Mary's county, Maryland,
letters trssamencary on the personal estate
Of Marx B Chuns. late OF said county, Dr.
ceased. All persons having claims against ths
nid deceased, are hereby notified TO exhibit to-
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto,
to the Subscribers, on Or before the3ist day Of
Jaa., 1878, they will otherwise BY Law be ex-
eisded from the benefits of the said estate. All
ppesoas indebted to the deceased are reQnesiei
% nake immediate pay ment TO the subscribers
ANNIE u CHUNN,
JOHN u CHUNN,
yu4Y t4. 4974-4V.
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Public Local Lasc.


AN ACT to appropriate sem Of noa
e. to complete and ornament the cen
esery provided for ahc intefmes. ofth'
remains Of the Confederate dead q
Point Lookout.
Whereas, =: the session Of cightees
hundred and seventy, an Get. chapter
eigh.y-6vc. section one. was passed b
appropriate three thousand dollars 70 pur
chase . lot Of ground, not exceeding ~.
serrs. situat,d on OF near the site OF III
late camp Tor Confederate prisoners d
Pint Lookout. in g. Mary's county. ia
which 70 later tho remains Of Coasslsrs
soldiers xho died at aaid point while pris'
oncrs OF var, aud for enclosing and Or
nausnting tho sam; and
Whereas, certain comwissioners voes
appointed to carry out the same; and
Whereas. by communications made b
this General Assembly Of Maryland b.
the President Of the Board Of Commis
-iouers, It appears that the sum 20 ap.
propsiascd has been expended iu exhun.
ing and interring tie Confederate dead
numbering three thousand, four hundred
and four, asd in plaeiug an iron enelo-
sure srounl the grounds. leaving only Of
said appropriation unl.awn from III,
treasury. the email balance Of four huu'
dred AMI seven,y-tWo dollars; and
Whereas, said balance is entirely mad
cquate to complete the work and carry
out the purpose Of Tia Commissioner.
thceeforc-
ssssion 1 Be Il esaotea By &c Gess.
raj Assembly Of Mary land, That the sun
Of one thonSsud dollars % and the sam,
i hereby appropriated % further impeov,
and eomp,cts Poist LSokoss Ceaetsry
BY the eo1uis.iossrs Aforesaid. a. plsc>
set asitle Tor tho istsraeat Of the Coated.
ersse dead. .,rs-7v.-.. .-.,-
Sec 2. Be Il enacted. Tbas the Treas
urcf upon lie wavrrpt Of the Ceuptrol
Ter. b and he 10 hereby directed 70 p,
to the order Of the Pressde1t Of the ssi1
Commissioners the sid sum Of enc thou.
sand dollars.
Fee. 8. Aud be Il enacted. That chi,
act shall take effect from the date Of L.
rs'sa@s.
1ppspscd April 1l,h. 1874.
J.i, 23, 1913
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Public Local Law.


AN ACT to refund to Isaiah Csutsr.
the sum o: four dollars an ] twenty
cents, srroneously paid into the Treas.
ury.
Whereas, il appears from the books of
the CONF tro.lcr. that upon settlement e
has been found that the balance Of four
d..llss aud twenty-five cents has beea
overpaid BY Isaiah Canter into the Trsas-
ury. therefore
S,ciion 1. Be Il enacted BY the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, That the
Treasurer DO sushoris and directed to
pay UPON the w.rrsnt Of the Comptroller
,he said sum of four dollars aud twenty
Eve cents 81 Issiah Csntrr.
Approved Arrii lib, 1874.
July %, 1878.
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1yEcrrRry,s Norrcr

1XECCTRfX'S NOTICE.
Ovrksss' Cssrs ef 8. ksry's Cssasy, Sss:-
July IL, 1874.
nRDERED BY TRE COURT, That Sarah
" A Long, Exeestrix Of John b Lonc.
late Of Saint Nays county, MARYLAND, d .
ceased, give the notice required BY hw to thu
decszsed's creditors TO exhibit their claims. AID
that the same be published once week for six
Successive weeks In the 81. Mary's Reaesa.
Test
JANIS + u RAlxy,
Register Wills for st Nary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, lhcfvey
give notice that have obtained from the Or
PAaas' Court ef 81 Mays county, Maryland.
letters ,testAneasAry on the pefsonai estats
O. ynoB Long, late a said eoauty, deceasc1.
Al persons having claims against Tie said de
eeesed asshershy notified 10 exkibit the sans
@itA The proper vouchers attached .thsrsto %
tAe ssbscsiber, on or before the 1ist day .!
yas- ls5A they viii otherwise by Law .be excla-
ded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceAsed are reques,eS
70 make Immediate pay meat to the ssbscriber.
= aEIaeLI1g r. SARAH a LONG:
jay lx isra-sw.
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Public Local Law.
CHAPTER 451.

AN ACT to provide for the payment Of
sam Of money to ]. Parran Crane,
States Attorney for s.. Msry's county.
for professional services resdessd che
State.
Section 1. Be it enacted BY the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That the
Comptroller Of the Treasury b and il
hereby authorised and directed 70 issue
bis warrant upon the Treasurer for the
payment to J. Parran Crane. States At
sorpey tor St. Mary's county. for the sum
Of sixty dollars. in full eonpeus.,ioa for
professional services rendered the State
in attending before justices Of the peaer
in and for said county, in cases II viola-
sion Of the oyster Law; and the mid sun
d money 10 hereby appropriate for tia,
purpose out Of the amount in the Treas.
ury, standing 70 The credit Of the oyster
fund.
Sec. 9. And Be- Il enacted, That thu
aes shall take effect fron the sdsss Of il.
passage.
Approved, April llth, 1874.
July %. l874-8e.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
John L Abel L
John Abel
W. .--
0eo.gs T Duke -
b others.

d !. p
4 In the Circuit Cosrt sor St May eouu.
ty, sitting as Court OF Equity.
VISA No SO Me-,
ARDEREO. this 10th day Of July
~ 1874, that the sale ma 90 and reported
BY Robs g Combs and Jas ) Downs. Trus.
tee, in this cause. be ratified and coaiirm.
Cd, unless cause to the coutrsry be shows
% or before The End Monday Of Aug.
next; provided copy Of this order Be 10
serted in the ST Mary's Beacon. once Z
week for three successive weeks prior b
tie said 2nd Monday OF August.
The report states that the land sold fo'
|$3ss.
FRANK FORD.
Cletk.
True eopy-Tcst:
j FRANK FORD,
l-...r-.. Clerk
July is, l074-Sv
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Notice.

THE undersigned. having ssssgsa
IN the
WHEEhwRiGHT BUSINESS
as Grcat-Niiils, will execute oil orders IN
his line in the quickest and b~s. possible
waaner. Having procured 6ue Aearse
and IN abundance Of beat articles fer eSl-
6ne, bis services can BE- had q any time
and II the shortest notice. Satisfacsies
"a u rALEx MrDBURy.
March S. is74-sG -. = :. :.
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RATIFIcATlUN NOTICE.
Daniel 8 Spaldinz and
.s Elisabeth u SpaIding,
his wife,
VI.
William T.. Cryer
ct al.

In the Circuit Court tor 81 Mary's co-nty,
sitting a. a Court Of Equity.
No 36s N. +. ~
|f ARDERED. this 2Osh day Of July,
~ 1874, that the sole made apd r.
ported BY Jo. r. Aorysa, Daniel O.
|Hsmmeti and ] me y. Downs, Trua,
toes 10 this cause. be rati6ed and con
6rmed, unless cause to the contrary. b
shown on o. before the 3rd Monday Of Aug
next; prcvi1ed . copy OF thiS order b
published in the st Mary's Beacon. oncs
. week Tor thfee successive weeks prisI 70
the said srd Monday Of August.
The relort states that The latd sold for
81, 800.
J'FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
rTsuscopy-Test:. et}
~, J FRANZ FORD. z.
July %. la7A-Sw. ...