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TIE New REsERyoIR.-The Committee on
Water has awarded The coHtract for stone
work in the ne reservoir to james Neither
land, and in work necessary for CRATES and
frames to be used In the reservoir TO Talbot
g. Son. The contract for supplying the
necessary pipes for immediate use was
awarded to tie Tredegar Company.
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LARGE STOCK OF JAPANESE FIGURED AMI
Striped Dress Goods at LEVY BROTHERS.
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10000 PAPER COLLARs-best styles-at whole.
sale or retail at scuAAP's, 1402 Main.
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LEVY BROTHERS have q splendid piece OF Blacl
SILK ut II so a yard. Read their new advertise
mont.
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SILK Su1rrNG CLOTHS AND GLAcE MouAIRs 81
LEVY BROTHERS.
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NEW YORK SUIrINGs, only 1876, 1T LEVY Bro
THEIRS. See their new advertisement.
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DIssoLUTIONs q pARTNERsHIps.


T B. TERRES & CO., having bought ont
u the entire interest OF GEORGE II. KEITH.
t1e business viii be conducted under the style OF
j. B. B.TERRES d CO.
An debts due G. II. ReIth, in the feed business,
&C., are included In the above purchase and must
j. Il. 'TERRES,
JAMES D.. RklTH,
lO11 Basin bank.
RICHMOND, VA, March 90, 1874.
NH 27-3t*
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1914 NOW is TEE TIME 1874
kCt Es 70 !. ~ Is * sAS.SsTsxe
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ANY MAGAZINE Oh PAPER PUBLISHED

ANY MAGAZINE Oh PAPER PUBLIsHED
SENT TO ANY. Address By ~
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RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
,onery. School. Books Christmas Books, and all
articles REQUIRED by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail to any5 part OF the
couatrY at the following rates, which are The pup.
nshers' lowest prices:
~ DATLIES.
New York Herald. 81 New York Tribune. .el2
New York World. ;. I2 New York Times.... 12
New York Sun....... 9 New York Journal
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FOCAL. MATTERS.
.,,r SINKING FUND FORGERY.
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PROJECTION FROM swIsDLERs. I
Mr.. Caldwell, offered the following, which
was adopted: .s,. IT,. !
"Resolued, That the failure of any adver'
tisipg agent or others to comply with the
terms of his contract with any member OF
this Association be communicated, with the
evidences thereof, by the party Injured to
the secretary of this Association, who shall
notify the members promptly OF such failure
by contractor"
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try in n.is book is made upon these orders.
Is there mistake in that book? II so, here
are the means to prove it and show it In
these vouchers and orders. 1t stands here
20 confirm each, and In turn to be confirmed
| by each. Are you to have man before you
who can prove the transactions Of govern
men, from the very first day Of its founda-
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MONTHLIES.

IITTELL,S ! WING AGE, with either OF u
a WeeklIcs OF Monthlies, for slU. ~ Y
Specimen copies OF sny Of the above sent pos'
paid 10 any address on receipt OF ten centA
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kent correctly, and from il it is plain that a
forgery and defaIcation has been committed.
Mr.. Wise then alluded to the sale Of bonds
to Mr.. Hunsertord and the bypothecation OF
the S1,OOO-bond with Mr.. Worsham, and
drew from these facts the conclusion that
they contained all the badges and proof OF
rraud-the hawking Of Virginia bonds in the
faro banks. If Bradley johnson can trace
his thirty.five bonds, why can't Coleman
trace his one little peeler bond!
Has he ever accounted for it? Never!
Mr, Wise now explained his remark about
General johnson yesterday, and said he
didn't mean to reflect upon him, for he got
bis bonds honestly, and didn't know any
more about this transaction than man In
the moon.
The sneaker then discussed the interview
between Mr.. Coleman and Colonel Mayo ut
the clubhouse, and conteUded that there was
no occasion for CoIeman's assertion unless he
was gailty. The language which he here
used went to show that he had knowledge
of this fraud and forgery. Who was 1t that
burned the midnight lamp in the cap
itoli Had Kemper's froWu thus driven
this man TO despair? Oh, no! He
acted there like man who wanted
to cover up something. He want stupid
with chlorosorm then. He dldn't cut his
jugu!ar then. He was lowering around these
bonds. lie couldn't face the frown OF Kem-
per, or the iadgnation Of Taylor or a
Rogers, but he was there at midnight, when
honest men were enjoying that sweet re-
freshing sIumber which God designs TO re-
fresh the mental and bodily energies
of mortals. He would not plant pang
or thorn Ia the bosom Of those whose
hearts are bleeding to-day at the dishonOr
which their son brings to them, but he
begged them (the jury not to consider that
this prisoner stands here entitled to any
higher consideration than the humblest in
the land, and he hoped that justice would
be done, even though the highest in the
Commonwealth be the sacrifice.
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70 the LADIES.

II respectfully inrite yoar at1enl1oa = u
great advantages psosulsed ~ - eelehrs-
ted Wheeler 4 Wilson, Siseat.E6r1. Lock.
Stitch, F.nisy Sewing Aaehiass, sser I'll oh
<rs.
Qsesssssss tsesssis.rsSis ssyise : Atea;se,
What are the desirable features - fani.
~ Sewing Maehinef
II must lie simpiS Ia cnosfTucifon, that I,
may be essily learned, and not Isble 10 ri
in its execution Of work-~asily chanRed from
one kind Of work to another-cspnbk u Do
ing every variety Of woik-muss run essy, %
- not 70 fatigue the opesstor, ard with I'll
these, mast Re durable.
What Machine POSSESSES these qua!iGcatious
in the highest degrees
THE s.NEH'' WHEEL ER 4 WILSON
is the most eonvenientiy constructed-ie the
simplest. having but IS psrts, (Shcssse Ma
chimes have over gao, o. these. Only 10 are
parts Of motion, and Is points az honring.
IT rs ALMOST NOZSELRA.
Being scarcely heard across . room.
II can be run al the greatest SOD, thous-
ands being used in Factories and spesaaed by
steam power. The New mschins Il more
RAPID than any other, msking the laek-stiteh
seam, hem, fell, gather and sew. Without ma
king changes in the machine. u uses no
sksnie and makes the isek-stitek. Persons
wishing to purchase one Of these unrivaled
machines can do SO by calling On NesEs.
GaEExwsfL & Fxkw.cK. Leoasratewn. and
THOMAS Parsons, Oskvills, st NaryS county,
Nd. Sold upon easy monihly payments Of
SIS. All machines warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed. Full instructions given FIRE.
JOHN H. STUNE, Genl Agent,
Bryansown, Charles Co.
Feb s, Is74-sm.
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FARE FIELD,
and containing
IS acres,

more or icss.
tbs land il situated in the First Elcc-
zion Dis,r;c, Of Saint Mary's county, at a
fork, made by the intersection Of the
]. cnsriioun or Clifton Factory read
wish tie Three Nu;cied road, aud has
u,en !, a ~onforiable and convenient
DWELLING. (within q few yards of
where she store stool small KIrCH-
IN. NEAT HOUSE. STABLES. &C.,
Thee is ais" upan ihi- property good
BLACkSMITH'S SHOP, ss which a
geo! business /, done; aud all in sight.
within Convenient walk, is comfortable
TENANT IiUSS Sc, usually occupied By
tic Blacksmith. The land is new -hav-
ine bern lately cleared and grubbcd-snd
SIZE sci therefore good aud in 6ne condi-
lion.
but tic great value Of this property is
IN ,hc advantages il possesses as a stand
for 4 s,ore--than which, for the niercan-
tile business. ihcre is none better in this
county. IL il within n few miles Of the
Mill>,one Landing on the Patuxent Riv-
ct. frc,s which there are Steamers to and
from Bait m re three times a week; aud
schools ard mills are almost at the very
door. 4 Pos, Office fer that section of
the county is usually kept 4. this place
The ether tract or parcel Of land. called
and known a.
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FOR CONGRESS.

Messrs. Eli.ors-Do the people ofour
Congressional district the favor to IN.
pounee through your columns Col CHAP
NAN BILLlNGSLEY for Congress.
Ous 20 honest. tras and competent Cor
such position will ensure to the party
success. His Popularity vi,A oil makes
th1 certainty.
Feb Il, 1874. veiesA
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LNANTED-ENERGETIC AGENTS in er-
w cry CouIty in Maryland 20 sell WHEEL
Err & WILSON'S NEW SEWING MACHINES.
The most liberal inducements offered 6rsi-class
men. Address
wHEELER l. WILSON MANUF'G co.
ala W. Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Feb &c, lSs4-sls
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To the Voters of st Mar,'s Co

announce myself candidate for States
Attorney And solicit tie support csny fellou
.it.seas.
Nsr y 1878. JAS RIAKlSroyE.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.
DUBLIC SALE:

W. shall ofFcr for sale at Public
Auction at the Cnur, House door in Leon.
a-dtown on THURSDAY, tn 10Th d "
q: March. 1874. between tho hours Of |
ans o'clock. p. m. the farm on which
D-. VIM. Matthew Abel now rcsid,s.
known by the name Of PHYSIC HILL.
situated near the Cliff on Factory in the
Sec nd Election District Of Saint Mary's
county.
The farm contains $50 acres, and has
90 i,acomfcrtebl~ DWELLING HOUSE,
yoOd OUT-HoUSES aud is in good con-
Iitiou and well enclosed.
TERMS WILL BE:-Oae-half Of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sSle-for the balance ar other half cred
l, Of twelve months will be given. the
purchaser giving his "a, te with arpro-rd
security. bearing inter st from the day
If sale for same.
q. COMBS. President
S.. Mary's Saviag Institution
Feb 90, lS1i-S,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim
c.ar RittesS are n purcly Vegetable
prrlmfaiiss,i. mute c!sNiIy fru,n the na-
live herbs found on the lower ranges IL
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of Caller.
mia, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted ,hr,ctrom without the usc
Of Alculial. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "What is the caiisc Of thd
unparalleled success of vIxEEAR Bir-
TK,.s.- Tar answer is, that they rcnlo,o
the cs;,isc uf disease, and the patient &c.
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier ami "a lifc- giving principle.
a perfect Rcnoratar anu lnvigoratur
OF tic system. Never before In tina
history of the wnrld has Q medicine hcen
Compounded possessing the r-niarkalSo
Qualities a, VINEGAR i.iTrEaS in healing tho
SEX of every disease man II heir Ia. They
are a seu,lc !urgative ~ well az q Tvnis
relieving Congestion or Inflammation 1T
tie Liver AID yisceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of On. wALxEE's
VINEGAR iiirrgRs are Arcrient. Diaphoretie.
Caruinative. Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretie.
Sc,la,ive. Cuunicr.lr zitaat Sudori.ic, Aitera.
tive, and Ami Rilious.
n. n. MCDONALD & co..
Druggists and Gen. gfs- San Francisca Caisssrai6
aad COT. ~ Washington and Charlton Sta v. Y,
sold ~ all DraeSisss aao Osaoesss
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The PLAINS FAuouIER County. Va, Feb 6. 1873
KNIoHr-SlR
6v' gslns aud three buckets
did the JOB myself Two weeks work
coats The last coat applied thick and generally conceded
the place saved Sos by operation Just will,
Southern po 1t should generally adopted
u butt
foty the aply Euamel people
mixed thar give permission C you
think Of this letter.
Very reap cfully and truly, McGILL NJ D.
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FROM Hon JOHN WEruERgp.

Mr. KNrour:At the
patent bradley paint house. have stating
satisfactory
economical carries better gloss than ordinary paint, and
odor. Yours respectfully, JOHN WETHERED.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

announce myself as . candidate for the
Office o, States Attorney for 81. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the support OF the voters o.
the county.
Jan 8, lsIS. JAS II. WILSON.
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FOR CONGRESS.

Mr.. El,i,or--Plcase announce through
the columns &c the BEACON Mr.. AUS
TN BAILEY a. . most suitable candi-
date for Congress. aud say tha. he will
Be- sapp"rted hy orr District.
Eel IS. 1874. v.te.s.
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S McGILL, NJ D.

BALTIMORE December o. 1871
KNIGHT Esq., Agent for Badley Patent Enamel Paint: Bear
purchased will hey
have uscd covering qualities everything drying
which of
with
it oil occasions where desire good o Of work
Very respectfully, EMMART & QUARTLEY, 276 W Bait st.
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BUCKEYE POULTRY YARDS

OFFERS for sale Eggs for kasehing
~ from ,hc following varieties Of Par,
Bred Land aud Water Fowls at g.. sd
per d. zen.
Dark aud Light Bsabmas. Boz. Back.
Waite spd Partridge cochins. Brow,
and White Laghorns. White and Silver.
Grey Dorkings. Plymcuth Rocks. Hore-
''ans. Eri Derby. Black Red and PHO
Gam,s. Rouen aud Alesbury Ducks.
Toulouse AMI Bremen Geese. warrant
ono hslf OF each d. zen Eggs 10 hatch. &c
they do not. viii replace Item Tor so
cts. Ter desca. Eggs 5 y, G. D. d. II
desired. SIND stamp for eirealsr. Give
me trial.
ISAAC IYNDE.
Ms,lb9o. Stark CO., uaic.
/ E.b 10. 1874 3a,.
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PhlNcE George COUNTY. October "a
S--Havng
pleasure saying that FULLY
we'll drst applied retains gloss pcf city,
other ever
Very respectfully, MURRY ADDISON
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Total. $4,000 Cjds, all Cash,
omounfts1 10 S1 500. 600

J.,
amountiHg TO 81 500. 900
!Ess~ The concert and distribution OF gins
will positirely aud uns2uirocaliy take p,ae.
the day nor fired, whether all the tickets ara
sold or not, and the 200 gifts all paid in pro-
portion TO the number OF tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. IS; Tentbs, or
each coupon, S.; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; ga Tickets for $1,000: ll3 Whoe Tick
cts for $4,000; 2.1 Whole Tickets for Slo,0 900.
No discount on less than $500 worth Of tickets.
The time for the drawing is near al hand, aud
persons intending to purchase tickets have NJ
time to lose.
THOS. F.. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library KY, aud Manager Gift
Concert Public Library Building, Louisville,
KY. or
THoS. II. HAYS l. CO., Eastern Agents
6o9 Broadway, New York.
Feb 10, ls7i-ims
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs = itors-Plesse announce RAPHAEL
DON No a. . suitable candidate fer tbs neg,
SheEifsAlty, aud say that be will be warmly
supported by the voters OF LeonAIdtoNa and
Factory Districts.
Dee IL, 1918. Many Friends.
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Reduction from ten
to Is per cent.
Proposing hereafter to sell for cash
only. cash prices only will be demanded
for goods Of every class.
Heavy SHOES. usually sold at $2.s5,
are now offered at 81.
City made Calf Boots a Sc.
Good Tea, 81 per POUND
Good Brown Sugar. 10 cts. per ID.
Coal Oil, IS cts. per gallon.
Cal,coes 10 cts. per yard.
All other goods at same proportiouatc
Also, a large and well-selected sssort.
mcnt Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods which will be offe.-
ed much below the US
ual price.
To Justify this heavy reduction in the
price Of our goods, the cash will hcreaf-
ser be exacted for all articles.
A full assortment Of every variety Of
GODS usually kept in
firs,-class country
store always %
land.
Give Us call and call before purchas-
irg elsewhere. We are still doing bus.
iurss at the old staud.
greenwich l. FENWICK.
Leouardtowu, MI.
Jan 1. 1ST4-6m.
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Notice.

ANoNhAO0
ID EGG ARDLESS of hard times, We are de-
h icrmined 10 keep the wheels rolling 4.
Mr. JAMES ON EMS, of Mechanirsv lille, WIN
on the LIST II January next commence TIE
UHET,L HaRICUTYyC,
PAINTING,
BID CHSufrHYEC, SnI
UNDERTAKING BrSkTESX
nj ST. CLEyESr's BAY. where he will be thank.
full to receive q sh-re Of the public PATRONAGE
Parties having Garcia G. ES CARTS AID
WAGONS to MAKE or REPIfR will please
leave their orders With u.s. We are satisfied
that Mr.. Owens, and the competent mechaaicS'
working under him, with rheir long ex seriercs
in the above branches, will give the public en-.
tire satisfaction. Feeling conSdent that dqih-
ing will be lef; undo ne by Nr. 0w ems 20 please
his customers, we trus; he viii be literally
patronized.
JOHN If. LLOYD 4 CO.,
ST. Clements Bay. Nd.
Nov 2r lsI3-sn.
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DAkSEsTcwS McSrocNERY Co
Ma kseur Sole Agent for Bradley, pen,
Enamel Paint" for which pleasure
xih others
districts especially Having practical pr pne
plans and brdng with all branches mcan
he material for painting, induced
owing i: icing mixed Of all shades aud an,s
surface perfect and dried with covered
and
ordinary mechanics done h.
Paint being aready mxd all desired shades aud
desirable cheeray
that oil who will
Beautiful and Economical Yours respectfully. JNO L rEF
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MURRY ADDISON



Sir:
other
tall pleased
Montague thedu
in
~, seandS Painter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05
READ!READ! READY
GREAT DISCOVERY
s sx,:S PAINT
MADE FROM
Pure White Lead, nseej Gil and Zinc Chemie aly Combined
Wllsss three times the best lead and ordinary uav
ALWAYS READY FOR USE. SOLD BY rHE GALLON
One Gallon Covers Twenty Square Yards Two Coats

LR,SAaprowS Nh. September @. 1873
Ensmti Pain,-Is,
have male i indeed We believe
Pain. for which Agent having
p'ni"g and for other and take stating
passed expectations and also the
pnf good looks durability
Washington Hotel AZ anon, the
number) bear wiing testimony manEd ad,
Respectfully, KING 4 DOWNS, BxAcox
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Trustees Sale
of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue ola decree OF the Circni,
ID Court E.s Saint Mary's .au,y, in
Equity. pass d in . cause in which Geo
W Hsr-ey, S4mscl Dsssen aud John q
Hrsey, trading as uorsey. Brother &
Rai'cn. are C.-mpisinsnts. and VIM Fra. K
Ford, A.'ninis;ra,cr Of James Seofe!d.
Rag. nc SC. Geld and 9th rs are Defeu-
San,s. aud barring date Of the 2 ID day
o. Dec. 1874. the arders'g.ed. Trustees,
will .fser q, pablic sale, .; shc Court
House door IN Isceuardtexn, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of March,
1874,
bci~ccn the hours Of IL o'clock, m, and
4 "'eiock. p NJ. all The real estate OF
whirh the la,e James Sco6cld died scissi
sud rosscssed, 10 Wit: ORe tract or
parcel Of land, called and known n
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FAL1rNoRE, December 10 49,:

FALTNoRE. December 10, 1873
KSIGnrDecr Sir: YOU that
the Bradley Patent E"ame Paint far exceeds economy
believe
months SINCE painted the roof (ioe Mansion Hu) with Bradley
Patent Enamel Paint and was well pleased with determined
outside the Hotel and happy
conclusion will this you you
liberty Yours
Mansion House Hotel Cor F,c and St Paul
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

TO PURLlc- affords
Theatre painted inside and with Brad Patent Enamel
for which Knight No. 93 West Lombard
it, superiority AMI all other paints private
ling possibly be subjected the
tablmen
appears on or ,,
advantages other will
mixed aud ready tor use Quantities to quickly
its pecepIe enae'y which "pa. beauty and durability
As and
rademn believing will greater they
possibly anticipate. WIN SIM
April 70, 1872. Fronts Street TLearc
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$250,O0O for $50.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
Foa THE sgyEriT OF rHE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY,
Cn Match 3lst, Next.
&c, 900 Tickets $4,000 Gifts.
LIST OF GIFTS.

LIST OF GIFTS.
One GRIND Cash Gif, $3.50, 900
Oae Grand Crh Gin. 100000
One Grand Cash Git. $1,000
Oae Grind Cash Cir, 200
One Grand Cash Cir. 1880
10 Cash GIFTS. $40, 1000 each, 1O0. 900
so Cash GIFTS, 5000 each. 10000
so Crsh GIFTS, 1000 each, $4,000
so Cash GIFTS, 500 each, 10000
100 Cash GIFTS, 4GO each, 10000
$50 Crsh Gifts. 800 each, $4,000
$50 Cash Gifs, 200 earh, $4,000
SIS Cash Gifis. 100 each, $500
1000 Cash Gjps. so each, $4,000
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re a1x Gre u
~ ] Gssk - mE
sfG ans Asw.
ea w@se %
D.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-06-24
IN. MEMORIAM

of Mrs. LOUISA E.. wife Of j. F Hammer and
daughter Of the late 2. l.. and Elizabeth Sartain,
who departed this lie near cambridge, Tenn,
April lst. 1874, aged 20 years. months and a
days
How often have We watched the slowly wirher-
ing bloom OF some favoGiJe flower, az the worm at
its heart ate away its life and beauty. So con-
sumption. with its ever ravaging hand, sapped
the strength and lite energies Of one who, until
50 lately, was in our midst. and gradually Erought
its work until the Geld waters of death chilled the
life blood. and its warm tide ceased 70 HOw
The subject Of this memory protested religion
in September, 1871, under the ministry OF Rev.
Mr.. Rutherford. and lived a consistent member
Of the n. l.. Church until her death. Several
times daring her illness she became qui' Q happy,
and clapp.d her thin hands Tor joy. Once sne
sald. wish ] was happy now" on bel told
that Jesus was the same Savior, BE always was,
TO trust him for his grace. she lay still for short
her ia e she exclaimed: "Oh am happy" She
requested that her only child, little boy of Is
months; when old enough nigh: be taught to read
her Bible. and be TO it was his mothers dying
gift. As The hour of death drew near and her
friends saw she was sinking. and when she saw
| 10 talk she shook her head for them 20 dry their
tears, and reaching out her hand she a. calmly
shook hands with all as if she was PARTING only
Z for few days. On being asked how shs felt. she
whispered, Oh, 30 happy so kappyl' and tb en-
foldiUg her hands across her breast. smile after
smile played on her eountenance. until, without
a struggle or grOan, death closed up the scene OF
J all that was earthly with her While she was
/ dying, and her friends were weeping around her
/ the power of the No st High seemed 10 overshadoW
! the place, and IL presence fiji the ROOM Tor sew
| erAl OF her friends dried their tears aud shouted
from the fulDess of their hearts for they felt that
| her glad soul was entering the unseen portals o.
! the heavenly world 70 find its peace and great
| reward. And we should not mourn. for our losi
Is her eternal gain. Viii. hope points the high
est, aud life the brightest then often is tht
silver cord loosed. the golden bowl broken. anc
/ the dust returned to the earth it was and III,
spirit unto God who gaEe It." to Eing around tn,
great white throne, with saints and angels on th'
! bright forever more.
80 fades a summer cloud away;
| So sinks the gale when storms are Ger;
So gently shuts the eye Of day;
So dies wave along the shore.
"Life's duty done. as sinks the clay;
Light IRON it, load the spirit flies:
While earth and heaven com bine 70 say.
How blest the righteous when he dies"
LULA.