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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23


: CcuET PEocErDIros.-The Scptem-
her Term Of our Circuit Court begun on
Monday last, His Honor, Judge Ford.
on the Bench. After the calling offhe
Grand jury, His Honor delivered an
able charge. The Doekets were then
called, etc. is Grand and 20 Petit Ju-
rors answered TO their names.
Tuesday, 2ist. TIE Court met. full
Bench in attendance. Judges Brent and
Magruder arrived in the Steamer Sue
this morning, both looking hale and
hearty. The Appeal Docket was then
taken up and trials proceeded with.
Combs VS.. Garner. Appeal from JUS
tice Fowler. Submitted to Court
Judgment reversed and Judgment for
appellant. Wilson for Appellant
Key for appellee.
Gnyther Va. MARSHALL. Appeal from
Justice Dent Submitted to Court
Judgment reversed and Judgment for
appellee, etc. Wilson for appellant
Combs for cnrellee.
B'fiahan - Gourley & Jackson. APP
r. ! from Justice Thomas. Submitted
toe art. Judgment affirmed. Bohan-
an for appellant. Crane for appellees.
The case of State va John A. Bur
roughs, Indicted for obstructing the
public highway, etc, was taken up on
a motion to quash the indictment. Mo-
ton sustained. Indictment quashed
and Traverser discharged. Crane for
State. Camalier for defence.
Up to present writing, no other case
OF public interest has engaged the at,
tention Of the Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
TEE NEW PARTY MOVEMENT II

TIE New PARTY MovEmEyr.-The
last Gazette. speaking Of the latest de-
veloPments of tho New Party Move
ment, says, that the Potato Bug. Radi-
calls and Merchants Rcformers have
made mp State Ticket, consisting Of ]
MORRISON Harris. for Governor; 5. Teac-
kie Wallis, for Acknowledgement. and
Edwin wilkins, of Queen Anne's. for
Comptroller. The Ga-stts positively as
serts, that Mr.. Wallis. who is now IN
New York under medical treatment. has
accepted the candidacy offered him. and
has written letter to his friends in
baltimore city, giving his reasons for
accepting, and also another letter which
has been composed for reading at the
public meeting Of the composite party.
to be held next week in Monument
Square, This last letter. the Ga-,}te
goes on to say, is quite lengthy and
gives Mr.. Wallis reasons for Joining
the New Party. OF Mr.. Wilkins, we
know nothing" good. bad or inliffcr-
ent, except that be Is at present keep
ing disgraecfuily bad company; ami Of
Mr.. Morrison Harris, though knowing
"I him for many Years, We have never
heard any Eood Of him, aud we well re-
member him rs the hcad-centre among
hnow-Nothinss As long as Know Moth
ingism would pay. Mr.. Wallis. howsv-
or, is a different manner Il man from
either OF these. and the Gd.,t.c must
excuse us if We still insist, shat there i
some mistake-to call il bv no harsb.r
nano-in the imPutation, that Mr.. Wal.
lis has deserted in his old age his old
principles and his old friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

Bjackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for Sep.
TENDER, 1878, republished by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co, Al Barclay Street, contains =:
follows:
/. "Thc Dilcmma" Part V. With plan:
Of the Musiaphahcd Hss6ency.
?. In My study Chair
2. "Norih-weSt Pembrokershire.
T. ''In Studio" Conversation No. III.
5. ''TeRnsson's Queen Mary"
"HOJataR Lyrics
:. lessons from the Recen, SUMMER Va
nWavreS."
This number is largely devoted TO poetry
Tennys son 'QueIn Nary cunaeS in fo- long
review. With msny qnoiarious, and diSserta-
ton Gu : flegiss. T" occupying over twenty IA
ges, gives examples from numerous poets.
The periodicals reprinted by The LEONARD
Scott Publishing 90 (=I barclay Street y.
Y. ase Ss - follows he Loniou ouartsrly,
Eairbsrgh. Westminster. aud British QHar,erir
Rsvjews. srd BlSckwUod's Magazine Price,
81 year for Ssy one, or only Sl5 for all, and
the Postage is prepaid By the Publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
TIE RaIrrnonr Rrropn p.rr,

The BALTIMoRE REFORM PARTY.-
The Reform party in Baltimore and the
Potato Bug affair, there and elsewhere,
unless we are imposed upon, are essen
TALLY different concerns. The main an
linus of the first appears to he, to puri-
fy and elevate the personnel Of Balti-
more representatives in the Legislature
and in the City Council. The latter
is unmitigated Know-Nothingism and
nothing else. 1t is within our personal
knowledge, that many who favor the
first named movement are without the
slightest sympathy with the latter. That
S. Teackle Wallis should have turned
proscriptionist in bis old age-that a
paper ike the San should have collud-
ed with secret, oath bound order like
the Potato Bugs-is so counter TO all
rational probability, that We scout the
accusation with contempt and shall con-
tinue to so treat it until Mr.. Wallis and
the Sun shall have put themselves upon
the record to the contrary. Certainly,
up to this writing, nothing has appear
ed in the Sun, with editorial sanction.
nor has there been any authoritative ex-
preston from Mr.. Wallis, to Justify the
idea that either has had or intends to
have lot or part with the sneaking and
un-AEerican faction which calls itself
Potato Bug. We merely name Mr..
Wallis and the SHa as exempii gratiq.-
There are thousands IF others, We are
confident, connected with the Baltimore
Reform movement, who have the same
contempt for hic6ts aud bigotrv which
We have supposed the Sun and B;r.
Wallis to entertain. Treating, there.
fore, the Baltimore Reform Party as an
Independent aud purely legislative and
municipal movement, the question pre-.
sents Itself, is il deserving OF good mems
approval? Have incompetent or cor
rupt politicians. hy ios-rolliug and IN
fair ring combinations, been foisted upon
the Legislative and municipal tickets of
our party in Baltimore Thus has frs,
TO be established before any man claim.
ing to be democrat AMI a party MAJ.
can exonerate himself from The ol,I;a,
ton Of sustaining the party nominees
Knowing, Of oar own knowledge, moth.
ing of tue characte, and s;audjpr 81
these nominees or the ways and means
by which they were nominated, We bay,
no opinion to express IN this connection,
but this We say, ii the facts are as al
legged and the Reform movement is lin.
tied to the objects we have supposed il
TO be. then has the Democratic party
laid Itself open to rebuke in Baltimore
TO TIE extent Of lis improper nomina-
tions, ana TO this extent We hope it will
receive it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
CHAPTER 1911.

AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiri,u-
Gus or icrmented liquors in the severn!
counties of the State CD the day OF cleo
ton
SECTION l. BE i, enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That i, shall
not be lawful for the keeper of any bo-
tel. tavern. store, drinking establishment,
or any other place where liquors are sold.
or tor any person or persons. directly or
indirectly. 10 sell. barter, give or dispose
of any spiriiuous or fermepted liquors,
ale or beer. or Intoxicating drinks Of aaT
kind. on the days Of election hereafter to
be held in the several counties of tits
State
Sec .. And be Ii enacted, That any
person violating the provisions of this
Act shall be liable to indictment By tho
Grand jury of the county where the Of
fence Is committed, and shall. upon con-
vietion before any Judge of any of the
Circuit Courts Of this State, be fined .
sum not less than ifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for each and
every ofencc-onc-hal the fne shall be
paid TO the ihfdrmer. the other half to
the County Commissioners, for the use
of the public roads.
BENJAMIN F0XWELL.
Sherif # 81. Mary's county.
sept. 10, lSI5-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

RADICAL INCONSISTENCY a re-
cent drawing of jurors in Garrett coun-
ty, black man by the name of Alfred
NJ. Davis was drawn by Judge Pearre.
The list from which the drawing was
made was prepared by the Clerk OF the
court, vino in view of interest excited
in the matter, has published a card,
saying that in. taking the name from
poll book he thought ii was that of 4
white man. No white man answering
to the name mentioned can be found in
the county. The Sheriff will not sum
mon the colored man, because the Clerk
says a white man was intended to be
drawn. The Judge and the Clerk are
both Republicans, and the desire of tie
latter to avoid doing what bis party
pretend they ardently desire to do, is
scarcely consistent with party princi-
pies. or with the Civil Rights law. The
reason the black man thus accidentlv
drawn is not wanted in the jury box.
is through fear OF making the Repub-
lican party more obnoxious in Garrett
county than it already is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23


Z Elders In your issue of the
2kE III appears eossnuEicztion on
The ox1n movement" IN Baltimore
81 M object ii writing yea issin-
ny "a er one question propounded
b ritter, not for the purpose Of
- 1sae with him upon the main
~ " bis letter, viz--the necessity
for emocrats to uniteA In the sup
pore 2e nominees Of the Baltimore
Cons Non. In, this ! fully agree
with q. To do otherwise would be
10 e. ncer the success Of the dcmo-
craffc nrfy in the present and weaken
it. "a <en<y in the n,ofnensons contest
u ~ ipo.r the.issue Of which shangs
the r. kope Of all men that lore liber-
~. 6e high personal characters of
cur ef<ndard- bearers as vet unimpeach-
ed By NV one so far as l know, should
be q S6lkeient guarantee to democrats,
albeit he wishes of the ring To the con-
trary. for the faithful and impartial
performance of their various duties If
elected which / hope and believe they
win b b. handsome maiorities on the
End d November next. Now for the
questi1ns Of "a Democrat" and its an
swer ssSarprised (says be- Gm TO see
the name OF S. Teaekle Wallis connected
With dis movement. Ii was only ne
cessasy for him to express. a hint for
want ~ Office, and who could hayestood
aenil ~ pr I believe, Messrs. Eii-
tors that in the Winter of IA it was
stated and believed that the friends of
Mr.. Wallis sought for him seat in the
q. 8. Senate, q position he would have
honored, and that the immaculate VIM.
Pinkney Whyte, then Governor of Ma
ryiand, and then and now recognized
as King Of the ring, could and did sue
eessfully stand against him at the an
cient city of Annapolis. Aud i would
further state, that in the dark and
bloody days of therebellion, when faith
full service to the State was rewarded
with bars and chains, that Mr.. Wallis
encountered no such formidable oppo-
sition. According TO popular report,
the future Governor and Senator was
about that time Yachting on the Rhine,
and his subalterns had not then emerg-
ed from the.obscurity to which all good
democrats hope they viii soon be cor
tent TO return, as return they must, or
democratic ascendency in the State 90
down ia ignominious defeat, | fear, be-
fore many more years shall have come
and gone.
u might answer another question,
Messrs. Editors, were the time more
propitious. but / feel that such discus
sions can be of no good to the cause we
are both equally Jealous, hope, in adj
| vancing. In conclusion-on democrats
in solid phalanx TO the support of the
nominees OF the Baltimore Convention
! For sake OF. the success which is ours IL
rs, if we but stand united, let us ''rath,
er bear those ills we have than fly t
| others we know not of.
FAIR PLAY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
MOUNT ST. AGNES ACADEMY,
NorgT WARRINGTON,
Conducted b. the Sisters OF Mercy.

NJ 0L-NT ST. AGNES ACADEMY ofFers
w peculiar advantages TO young ladies who
Wish 10 receive solid and useful education. II
is situated about ave mills from Baltimore. on
the Northern Central Railroad, in one Of The
most healthy sseiions Of the couutry. The
scholastic year commences On the FIRST Monday
in September. and terminates on The last Of
June IL is divided Tito tao sessions Ct Eve
gncaths eafh
Pupils enieying after the commencement cfa
session. will be charged only for sneh portion
cf Il n nay remain. No redu wi.l be made
for those who MAS be Withdrawn before the ex-
siTai.oa Of the session ua!eSs IN Of sickness
TERES-Board, tuition, including bed and
bedding, washing. mcaiing. plain need iescrk,
elementary Instruction in drawing, per session
lpa!4ole IN afrauce Sllo 90
Primary Department. per session, 80 90
EFsrch Music, Drawing add Painting are extra.
For farther particulars apply 20 the Cossent
o. our Lady Of Mercy, IL Soalh foPpaeson u :,
baltimore
sep, % Is1ss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
Notice To TEACHERS.

EOR THE ENSUING SCHOLAS-
IL tie year, the following salaries viii
be paid to the public school teachers of
St. Mary's County upon approval of
their term reports, VIZ To those hold
ing first grade certificates issued since
the 24sh OF September, 1874, Ninety
Dollars- To second grade teachers and
to those holding first grade certificates
issued before the date aforesaid. Seven
ty-hve dollars, and to permit teachers,
Fifty-Five dollars per term.
BY order of the School Beard,
BENZ. TIPPEIT,
Secretary.
Sept. .. 15s3-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
IME LErrER OF Mr. H,ru-,

INK LETTER OF MR. HAMILTON
Our limited printing facilities viii DENY
us the pleasure Of giving In srtenso The
exhaustive letter Of Hon. VIM. T. Ham
liton TO the late democratic Mass Meet.
ing III Baltimore We hore, however,
to be able 20 allow its publication be-
fore the campaign closes, but the Rad
or Is notified in advance that we ma,
be compelled to take two "bitss" q. j,
1t Is model Of its kind. the kind b..
ing, "How net to Do IL"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

The CoNoERr.-The entertainment.
at the Soc.ety's Hall on Tuesday night
last, was largely attended, and the mu-
sea. and dramatic deliverances were OF
the highest order Of merit and were ap-
plauGei 10 the echo. This is all we have
time now to say or space to pat it in,
but we have been promised detailed
account for publication in our next aud
shall reserve in advance the neceSsary
space.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

1
HxaEsI.L.Want Of space preven-
ted US FROM noticing IN our last Ia
sue the marriage Of cur yoring brother
OF the quill, IssATIus s. wIIsox, Eli
tor Of the Marlboro Gazette, to Miss
MARY Z. RICHARDSON, of Durham, New
Hampshire. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF at Durham, Sept. lst-, and the last
heard Of The young couple they were
wandering in the Northern mountains
.happy as the day is long" A cores
dent, writing to the Gazette, and de-
scribing the happy occasion. speaks as
follows: I
"The lady has many warm and devo-
ted friends in the community, and IL
greatly beloved and admired for her
womanIy graces, generous nature, and
cultured mind; while Mr.. WILSON has
won the admiration of all. by his man
" bearing and fine qualities of head
and heart
.sThe day was cloudiess and fair-ssa
bridal of the Earth aud Sky" The
pretty church was decked by loving
hands, in most artistic manner, with
floral arches, wreathes, bouquets and
stands of brilliant flowers and tracery
of graceful, trailing vines-converting
the simple chapel into temple Of fai-
ry-like beauty, in which the lovely bride
should stand, TO plight her trsthsto the
man of her choice.
can seemed to feel the exquisite
sentiment so sweetly expressed by Mrs.
Heman's:
''She is leaving the home of Ter childhood's
mir;n.
| She bids fIrewen 20 her flther's hearth,
! Her place il now nv another side:
Bring flowers brgh, flowers, for the fair young
BRIDE
"And since ''Flowers are lovely, and
Love is fiower-hke," is was fitting that
wealth Of them should surround this
nuptial scene.
AT the appointed hour the church
was filed with an elegant assemblage
of ladies and gentlemen in brave attire,
many coming from Boston, Dover,
/ Washington and elsewhere, 10 witness
| the interesting ceremony. as the bride
and groom entered the church, escorted
/ by the family, friends and the hand
! some ushers, Mr. Forest Smith and Mr..
| Harry b. Smith the organ. under the
masterful touch of Mr. Mellen, pea'ed
forth the grand, glad tones Of Mendel-
| sohn's Wedding March, which rang out
upon the sunny air, with a new inspira-
ton, accompanying their graceful pro-
gress up the aisle.
"The beautiful, impressive marriage
service of the Episcopal church was per-
formed with infinite grace and solemn
ty, by Rev. Nr. Talbot, Pastor of the
| church at Durham. The silver link,
the silken tie" now bind their hearts
and lives forever. The music again
| thrilled attending ears with ITS deli
cions swell as the welded pair left the
sacred edifce.
"a delightful reception was held at
the residence of Mr. Richardson, when
tue friends were Hospitality entertained
! vino came to cfer their congratulations
aud farewell! 10 the bride and bridegroom,
who lef; at =. NJ. for a tour through
the White Mountains and other points
of interest, followed by the prayers of
all present Cor their bon royage over
| "hfe's tremulous ocean"
"The presents received by the bride
were numerous and of unusual elegance
and taste, each one being an expression
Of genuine interest in the fair recipient.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

MAMMOTH PEARs-Our friend. J.
Thomas Abel, of Newtown Manor, left
at our Office on Tuesday last three mann
moth pears. the largest ofwhich weighed
a pound and three ounces, the average
being a pound each. Upon the estate
occupied hy Mr.. Abel, there are $500
dwarf and standard scar trees now in
vigorous growth, al of improved varie-
ties. Upon the different farms which
comprise the Manor there are 5000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

Peierson's Ladies Gagssine for October i =
most brilliant UEriter. The froniispiecc is a
most exquisite steel engraving, representing
Psyche beagiifal female figure, hold AZ a
vase. The eoloFei fwaion plate represents The
latest Partisan mode Of fAil ard winter STYLES.
snd . gossen up in the highest style Of the art
There IS also a beautiful tidy pattern, represent.
irg Two figures Of peculiar type, On S<sa can
vas. There are a,sc numerous Other patterns
q dieerens styles xnd designs, beside the novel;
lst,es. poetry. and miscellaneous reading. A6-
dress Chas- J. Peterson, No. go Chessaas
Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
LAND SAIEs.-J. Frank Bohanan sold

LAND SAIEs-J. Frank Bohanan sold
at Trustees Sale on Tuesday last the
homestead of the late Benedict Mncill
containing 400 acres Of land, for s2625,
Purchaser, Benedict Bond. Robt. c.
Combs sold at Trustees Sale a tract of
land i'll the sixth election district, the
property of the late Matthew Stone. con-
tanning loo acres Of land, for $500
Purchaser, Mrs. VIM. Henry GUY. b.
II. CamaIitr sold at Trustees Sale a
tract OF land, located in the 9th cleo
ton district, formerly belonging TO Mrs.
Priscilla Eyaas, containing one hundred
acres, for $50 Purchasers, Euoch Z.
Evans and Joseph E. Evans. J. t. NJ.
Ealey, sold rs executor Of George II.
Morgan, portion Of the real estate Of
deceased, containing about loo acres.
for $1,000. Uriah Johnson, purchaser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23

The October Number Of the Science o. He.,ih
deserves. and will receive, The hearty commen-
dIloa Of al candid readers for rhe VARIETY
excellence and timely character az us contents
The first article. "PuCi!istie Training" FUR
nishes much practical advice en- hat might he
deemed n socew Ia; unorthodoX text. The
fresh instalment of ''WhsI know abou; Doe
toriug'' reveal certain OF the Under-workings
Of medical practice. which are as true rs their
publication is uup'aishie 10 'he Parties chief in
interest; Poisoning The Wells Of Life" san
I;ary Influence OF Atmospheric Conditions"
Shall We use Flacehos:' Goats and 0aimeai:n
"a HyGienic Dwelling" with plan; "l he Per-
helion and the Floods Temperance and Faith
in Shooing;' are among other articles Of much
interest. The sugle number is worth years
subscription. Price 20 cts; & q year. Ad-
dress,
5. r. Wells Co, 737 Broadway, n Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
DIED.

On the 25;h &C August, ult.. Mrs. LEAH 4.
WHEELER, IN the 5S;h year Of her age.
know thou Grt gone 10 the home Of thy rest,
I hen hy should my sow DC 50 sad.
| kReg thc- art gone where the weary sre b:es;
And the mourner looks NJ and is glad.
In thy Ear away home whercsoe'e- Il mag De,
KNOW ihou hast visions OF mine
And my heart past revealings of thine and OF
thee
in many token sEd siga.
Died, az The residence e her son, Jas II. Al
vey, in Aarlo,re Hall district, on the 10th in
slant, Mrs MARl ALVEY. relicI Of John Al.
yer, iu The 9isl year OF her age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23
The LATE BALTIMORE Mass MEET

The LATE BALTIMORE Mass MEET
ISG.-Iu the opinion Of all sober mind
ed people the late democratic demon
stration in Monument Square. Balti-
more, forecasts the election Of our en-
tire State Ticket, with that of Dir. La
trobe, candidate for Mayor, beyond all
reasonable Teradyenture. From some
cause or from no cause, the democrats
Of Baltimore have allowed themselves
to GIT in very ugly temper, and the real
danger is, that, while in this mood and
before cooling time, they may elect too
much and again shame themselves bv
selecting unfit men TO represent them
i'll the State Legislature aud their CITY
Council. That unfit men for both DO
sitions have been nominated bv the par
ty in Baltimore Is now conceded Oh all
corners
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-23


We owe an explanation to our read
ers for making the announcement in
our last, that Hon. John Lee Carroll,
the democratic candidate for Govern
or, would visit Leonardtown on the 2lst
and address his fellow citizens at the
Court House. THIS announcement was
Prcd:cated upon the statement of a
gentleman then just returned from Bal
timorc, that Mr.. Carroll would be
prompt to time and place, and upon
this hint We sPake, Icing DESTROYS to
give as much publicity to the fact, if it
We're a fact, as possible. The reader
will notice that We spoke of Sir. Car
rolls coming as report" We speak
10y the ''card" now, when we announce.
that Mr.. Carroll, with others Of ON
State Ticket, will he in Lconardtown
on Tuesday, the 18th Of October com.
lug. We expect monster greeting.