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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

WrrH all our complaints Of hard times
we knov nothing az ali about real econ
oaiy aad hard living. la Europe tine la
boring classes never dining Of using meat
regularly; nor butter. nor sugar and eof
fee Tin IS. articles are considered as
laXur.t-, only En bee hDu-ht out on rare
occasions. ia the United States, the
very poo,e5- of our people regard such
things a. absolute u.c-s,arifs, and never
think Of sitting down to n meal without
thepi. Close J> money has 3een for the
PAST year, w have managed TO use our
allowance Of coffee. aui it has amounted
TO 20a050. 0oa nourd-. or one thiri aS
much a. i rss..i ai;i':@'jy ia all EuroP-
We are doing pre-ty v';i i'f paEEar-.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

How Patrick proposes "a - "yer bis
single bless-An.s-- hy ps..posing to
Rriige it.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

ir is n blessed thing 70 I've iaa land
Of plenty, il you have plenty of land,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26
A KIMdELfd,D ID.

OFFICE % Main Street, over Lem AcAah-
ne ses JitV-eiy store tInI.ay ONO
March II. I5iJ
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

new EVERY MORNING.-I-erei i an
utterance that has the sunbeam in II:
The Lords meTcies are new every moF
ming" What an Assurance Ihis il to
carry with us Ia all our wayfaringS
through this world, The future is dark
to rs The shadows brood over it. i
vail hides it from our sight. What is
under the shadows, what is behind the
vail. what is advancing out of the I'M
peryious mist, none of us can know.
We have nu anxious questions to ask.
This is enough for ell that is coming:
The Lords mercies are new every NOR
ming" The morning yer 10 break upon
us may be heavy with storms No mat
ter: the mercies will not fail, Come,
live a comfortable, happy and thankful
life. Don't borrow trouble. Dent be
cast down with care or work. Take mp
each dag as it comes, certain of this. that
whatever it lay upon you TO do or to
bear, it will bring new mercies for new
deeda.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

rruHTfl AND CyUNSELI or Al Law
A F4ndiay, ONO. Office ln -l-1st-I-, r.ef.
ia ttots.ptiy 10 business entrusted 10 hi'
80. ApIii -, Is72
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

NoTIcF. i ig:r'r have ANY good luck,
Fudge! Wisj so sou expect, sou mere
grgmblrsg & iii. world - turn from
its way ana business. s. sreeten YOU up,
put you or your pi's, and then return
to its own affair.". Not if it knows itself,
and the popular praiu lice is that 1t has
some acluaiutaue" in '!.at line. # yon
expect luck. a. i Is termed, without
working Tx IA good fellow for it, you
will simply h- disappointed Anl YOU
ought to be u woaii a, nothing ei>e
than a Swiulle Luck is product. not
a chance. r. IS born cf toll; does not
fall ready n h1nd. Il comes 40 those
who work add win. aud not to those who
iazily wait. T ere * nothing more fool
ish than for Young men to believe in
luck. II is faiJh without foundation.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

IT Is Longfellow who says: Ia tile
lives Of the saddest of Us there are bright
days when we feel as t. we could take
the great world into our arms. Then
come the gloomy days when the fire will
hearts, aud all without and within is dis
NAL, cold and dark Believe me, every
iieart has IFS secret sOrrows, which the
world knows not! and oftiiues we call
man cold when he is only sad"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

THE Rt. Rev. DIR. TalbeTt, y. L. BislI-
op Of Indiana, preached and administer
ed the rite of confirmation in the Indi-
ana State prison South Sunday morning.
Twelve of the eonvicts were confirmed.
1t WIS touching scene, and there were
many moistened eyes in that coDgrega-
tion of 500 men. 4 good work has been
going on among them for some time
past, which it is to be hoped will deepen
ard grow as time goes ON.
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tsENRY RR0@
&, z RE EsE.

. rTORSEY AT LAW. OiIce up -iair-' hral
a Door Sonth ui Court HD. ~; findiay, -.
Noyen. beT -, 1911 d.
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I.lI.IOiINNON.

ATHoaNEY AT Law.
ogi,.. in sew Bank Bu.idiug, Vet s,de oi
~ -ir...f. ~ % lNsy-.2-.iI
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d. 5 JUNE.
MESSRS.
Flallf2S & ViCklaIl

HAVE. TDTt.TT gIif'GA J.IIY FOR
ntrt, a. IA %. NrA X inHaHEaH, won q
9 sI,,-cfiu; ani cul C. Ia be rublicof flHdistV
! IA 81 UiaGit.s country that they ar prep 4
i.-'i '''s3-c a tisv' II ren styles of
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26
atMLs . noFE.
t.Xo.F. EIs:EIEF.

a -. 49,.
49, t..g..., Chic. A!uilf, u.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

-
NEED OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.-Suppose
we saw an army sitting down before
granite fort, and they told us they in
tended to batter it down; we might ask
them, How" They point to a cannon
bali. ''Well, but there is no power in
that; it is heavy, but no more than IA
hundred-weight. If all the men in the
army hurled it against the fort they
would make no impression" ''They
say, 'tNo. but look at the cannon"
''Well, but there is no power in that; a
child may ride upon it, a bird may perch
in its mouth; it is a machine and moth
ing more" But look at the powder
''Well, there is no power in that; child
may spill it, sparrow may peck it,"
Yet this powerless powder and power
less ball are put in the poweress can
non; one spark of fire enters it; and
then, in the twinkling of an eye. that
powder is a flash of lightning, and that
cannon ball is a thunderbolt, which
smiles rs if it had been sent from heav-
eli. So it is with our church machinery
of this day; we have all the instruments
for pulling down strougholds, and oh
for the baptism of fire. -1ythUr
Ss S
TEACHING CHILDREN COURTESY
Many mothers forbid their toddIing
children any intercourse ith other lit
tie people, because they suppose il is not
time for them to fully comprehend the
courtesies of life. rhis is the very reas-
on why they should be taught to be po-
lite and considerate at the earliest pos
sible moment. We have seen parents
who seemed TO suppose that The first
lesson bestowed upon child is exact
ness of statement, and falSehOod is a
cardinal sin, but to teach the child 70
tell the truth requires a process Of IN
comprehensive reasoning, while an in
Fiction OF pain upon another ohild has
its immediate results and the child can
both see and feel the consequences Of it,
unkindpess. 1t is very curious TO Ob-
serve little people when they first meet.
They usually took ateach her sharply,
but speculativeiy. and, after proper de-
liberation, decide upon their line Of ac
ton Ii is either war or peace, but
never entire :nd:fsesancv.
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49mdiap 3n5iaess zii.etioIg.
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Or. atAknshFl.

aTIJR EY aSD COT NSi'-i-Da D j..
n r-5,.Jl.F ohio. Dls-.. s..r i.4s-rr--.
siofe. El.ira8c,, s--ou, door t' -ia fr -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26
PHOTOGRAPHS
GOOD. DURABLE and ARTISTIC.

Colorod or I-lain 10 be found IN any of the
larlls. s.ille.. nd antiall
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REHABILITATION

Whole number of electoral votes. w 3GG
Necessary to a choice ice1 1S1
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oecoho OooF -ds ID e.!l 5''- S''',
On. I-estr ......... .-...---..- tH
- - "a.
80 5es=--eE l=----
fiuJiJu 5{nsl.Pg, ztfFr.sDTJ
"S O. -
81 s.ssEt.
TIJR EY a&D COT >Si.'-l-J-. E. D 4 D. p.
"A ri15iiN. 80 80. -, a. ..., ....,. .....-
s'"iS- '-i''1"i'f'
- ...Us,ssE-y
TFpits ~ - ia " An Cam - '
n WI i,fi'-- ' ''''- 60.
atih ii'e.t y '.i'p 'f M ..f .,..
NJ car" ~ - 80 49,. -. 80. +. .rff..
pcphNr EGG -, - g. -..i. ..-,.t-.,. =,
Er' b'A".
-,o.,,ty .-rrAuy
"a iio''-'Ei - ~
,,gii-. il sew Bank Eu5idiug. Vet -sde %
, 1875-04-19
THE MOUTH Of The MISSISSIPPI.

Br, LOUIS. Mo-. April 18.-Capt. Jsm~s D.
Eads closed = contract to-day With Col. James
Andrews, at Allegheny City, Penn, for the con-
struction of 35o0oa cubic yarJs Of tasciuo
woik and 100000 cubic yarls Of stone wott
At tho South pass, togethor with large amonu.
Of simLcr-wo,k, | iles, etc, &na:ilaing tho
nocossarr Iettisn and dykes fot improving tue
mouth Of tho MiesIasiPpl River. Col. Andrews
i. 10 furnish ILLS own outfit for this wolk, aud
put in place 0u 900 oubo yards Of faseaes. piles.
&c., b0fore requiring anv pay. Ills contraet
vii embrace tho construction of the
work sufficient to insure 20 toes
d.pth of water, and amount to
to tho mi lions aud hail Of dollara whsn this IL
completed. Othos pro >iaiops viii be maize to
rocnro The 10 fdtt OF natot required by Capt.
L sds' oontrAot vita the Governments. Uo,.
Andrews built tho maAourY uork Of te bridge
IT tha city, an! constructed tho tuuuol ox.end-
lny thotefrom to tue Untou-Dopot Grounds. Iln
aisu visited Europe last summer NTH Capt.
Ealla aud carefully studded tho jo.ty WORKS shsro,
and Ia in evcrs aenso qualified to successfully
carry out tis enterprise ha has entered into. Ile
viii oonmunoe providing his e4ulptnents - soon
IA s3o0ooo Ia subscribed by tho South raaa
Jetty Company, which ha, bean orga 1izsd hero,
and largo norttun OF the stock subscribed by
prominent cttiznnS Of 1t, Louis,
, 1875-04-19

No mad1cning th!rst for b4ood lai they,
No isaltls-ioY WI. tloiya wA0 rot
Against tic alien bayuhet
Tnrir uonespun Lre4ats III That Old day.
Their lest had trodden peaceful waya.
T4cy lored no: strife, they DIRE ibid pain:
1uey BAw hot, WD4L 10 III IL p4 III.
THAI 11l w0ul1 n!Ake nlAus Wrat1 Ills praise.
No 1ec.s wars they but simple men:
lis y-A. Results tue futuro hid;
I'll, lnuantug Of tho wurk sury did
YFtA sttIlyc, aud uUrx+ and uuuDtful, then.
Swft ~ thu SUMMONS cams. they lett
TAa ltoW, nli1-turroM, s.au 4tux It'll,
Tue lin. f-RFos nd rul A.gr1at III tae MILL
Tha s1ala IL u4rl0, tho a1a aA cleft.
They wont wherb duty seemed to call:
r4oT scarcrly naked tue reasoA why
Tnst cniy know t..ey could nat dc,
Aud dsaAu ,was u1t tls worst Of Ill.
OF man for H,an the sae.1hoe,
Uuss4iuod ~ bloot, sase 'hors, they g1vs.
Tue 10 vera ii Il .loss >siisl fiu.u IL liz 4sAye
Have aown theulselYrs, urusaLA Ill skies.
Thsfr do,.l.shot shoo1 the feul4l tower,
ALL Ill .tiel 0u safurr'x cll43u ~ we'll
Un llc sk} = dom III on u Lall.
1ts ethu htguck th1 MDfldb great hour.
That fatal tcho IL not Jumb:
Tuu natt0Aa, la cnin0 to ita sound,
Walt, frO.n cGntIlyx vatttASe-HE1uAd.
Tho uuIsts trlumpha jet u r0nlu,-
THO brid,l tins of Law anil Loys.
Tue ElaIu.s. Ut tup worlds IT. aaee,
WheM, wAr-4ick, At tuu tctt VI rc4.e
Tue A4wk kAAil uGstlc with tin u0yc,-
Tia golden age Of brotherhood,
UhNnoWll to atlar rlyAlries
Tuan Of tho mild humaaitief,
AMI Eracious interchange Of E0oi,
Wien clossr etrtnl shall lam to strand.
Til ,nrot, beusaIh tAlMsinB ilags,
Tile ea;le Of our mountLtn cr4Ys,
Tic Lion pf our Mother+lanl,
, 1875-04-19
CHICAGO COURTS.

Although according to the Ssc7nd Advcn'!aIs
the wolil will bc consumcd to-dav. vet Charles
wl'ams wishes 10 Pus @ on ref,rd sinsl h|s rtotott
Villa us. and 1t time is a'losed Le propoHcs to
est = d(ypca. His grounds A.e that Kari
las deserted him. and tAst bafoyo the
loft him shs violated tao seventh cotnmes,d-
mon. on several ocoaslons. and maltraated him
90 much that ho feels hcr absonco Is felsef,
Hourly YeweB comp'sias that tas tnfdciities
Of h,n vito Amelia have ex:enled ovora pet1oi
OF nearly twouty years. aid hasc hcen sbosn III
most unuistakabls manner. Toad! to this.
*ho has assaulted him on d.tIoient occasions and
Le tlIukB he hAs cajee Tor divorce.
UNITED STATS countH.
UenrY g. Stoibtns cnmtlencoa 1 suit for
$17.5Un a1a1n.t Alvin N. La'caAtct.
lilo Woyon Wire Mattro-a C1mp.u7 fled hfIf
aca.,lst JAmos ]. WalWolt aud Frederick ".
| i.r ,olsa, to p.eyont them from inf1.u s4uE IT,
u eat /: r al ltnp o7ed het bottom.
Tie u. Louis Lsfe-1nslr.ncs Company be-
raj sri: iu debt asutnBk r. H. and ). ".
knowles aud Z. Il. Isul. lsysug dau.asos a.
52,0U0
turEn1on COURT IN brief.
Tho Americ1a Exchans" National Bank began
r11it for 70 1jD ayAirst Villa Al. FaEter, and
another for 81, 51J against Mary Il. a:,d David D.
". 81. John wolseley suod potor Ragor for
join q. st,,ars brought eui. against Tho Chi
| cnco Marble Manufacturing Co;np4ny. c'aiuiag
sl,bt'0,
rcs"r Low commenced suit for e15ooo
agni,lat C1nrles II. Low.
Stein. uirsh l. Co. began \ suit TO recover
g., 500 from Isaac QEneuepa,l:n.
CltININAL tGuhT.
Tho only business tran'act.d Ia this Court
Satnr.1nv WAS tho arralgnncnt OF prisoners iu.
dicted bv tho Erosont Gland Jurv to plead to tin
Respective charges. Tls mato1.ty ontc.ed rlcas
OF not Fill, ty. whlto iGw lllro themselves on
The merry of The Cont. anl .'cadod guilty.. The
trisuners veto rcmau led, o1copt In two cases
wlicro bail was furntale1
To-day tlle nav petit jury will DO imran ,,ed,
when Tho cal! OF tho Regular caendar slll DO re-
sn,nAd.
Tic Grand Jury aro still At work. and will
during tue present weak retlfu several true
bills.
THE CALI.
JupdE DlnpdEvr-Iho DlasFlct Court calen-
das. -.....
JuDax d4n..-1A os. 113. lis. 11o, III. 121, to
1913.
JupoE NoonE-1a. IL. 10. .. T..
Jun r lloaEna-From No. 1.441, and 10 10
on new caleudar.
,upoNExTa
surxui.4 cornr-cosrEsnoJ*-D. 9: p,rr1uce ~.
D,n1lmlu H4tkta, 81 "a .-EdsAA Eidssd ct u r..
James L. QtmpuclE f9i.H.
JupaH 9Ant-A. II. Ar'lrews ot Al. y. Tia Western
rrsseyteslan paoisainF o,np,ny, kinm'n1u' !'y
we hrrcl Horny s.tlool,r, s2i1 ia m.rlran Es
rh.ngs National 1.nk "a. y. F. Murnhy. sn tos. l.
f'ineas D4rslett et a r. Frederick King. fl9 ~.
II. 4 T4!ho! rs. oFstn N'ens'n' ei!-J' ". sal.iTsn
Uiaou.r o,uas-0,x :s..,os. II .rs,rttaa uol.
ec!,cnsch~r ~. 1,tti II. Miriam. stlas,.
Nsssy an i e. j. p1irk. ,dia.si.
1uDor DoogM-3Isan II. Williams u. john Cal.
houn, $s'.
, 1875-04-19

sptctas Dtspateh IA TAt ca,etaa Tribune.
TofEaA, Kan. April fixtures years &C
Lucius jenny, Of Dattte Creek. Hlch.. became
ongAked to young iadY Of thss plaoo. and caa's
to ossRe County. Kan, 10 open up fam snd
prepare homo for hlmsalf and Intended vito
but lAst week. ~ tho Tina draw near tor his re-.
turn to Michigan to oslu, tue hand oi his atlsnced
tn marriage. aa rsooiraa card announcing her
welding. with smother ua1tY. ue wAs osar-
whe!msd With Rr,s9, aud in ths sgony OF his sut-
fesiug attempted suic!do With razor. but Waa
restrained by ftlends before Ia saooocded. Hs-
log lett aione ho male a1nthsr unsuccessful It
tonpt With 4 revolver. TAeu ho tried thlFd
tlme 70 end his life By throwing himself from .
aocond.etoy mhdoT, md that a!so failed,
Altar thls he wAs kept undpr closa suEyetltancs,
until tho arrival Of hls father. nho rotnoved tht
poor follow to his loms III Michlgaa.
, 1875-04-19
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

ptfoF REAhfEfMAsTEE8 0TY1CE,t
Mta o!,ttu;s 4 a,;1 rG;s.,ss'r9ils' ,i. "r1i !a
.sf,.sp, ii sas4. vii Ia rresi!5I IL iii. ~
tcv ua Mar q. ls7a. t"r III MsnnE tho vnlt Cd
MIA .. Qnatsesm.ste's ucrarimoa. With Lac touaiaS
aa W Ixs 1nusn Dtss. ca,, 500 came.!ra Hts, 5000
luSWo pat4 Wns hetifa !itu.es oQ iii oots j1.
~ h ~. ss "a sst! ss!'9 ahs h1int' i M fs s,
Ttat, ~ aos n Sasuhbius y usnsst b. po sads 81 b.
2 H0 yatdi xtay txllI.d thIrlinu Taaoi, 81 yArds
eo!rd Ootson Jsaas, hIao. Melms pnmes,
ns1s'ls ;n ~ "t. ~ hds h4'o4; ser nsms,. lsM.
s,.;. IL o.s i5s tsn tngapf ~ is1e ;"n asa
n'nth, Gntton W.d1Hx. spoil ta.ten aHns hpk, hlIt
TNitt. ir,4 aud Ulrd nt various csuu Fiy bu.l94s,
aftoIes sill b. subject to rigid Inspection. and
h !deEs Informed mai full eon,Ft4uce xsth esd.
Ths nsesnnscnt tcs,tyat 1hn rsht Ia rpeet auJ ali
bids l1a toaMe4ted far ths doysrf nt tho ARTICLES
4 fh4delphIa, JoaarsoRFl!o lad.s aud A4so At tan
FI4utl.co,
p,slsrsnus xtlt b. given to asIolss Of domestic nyo.
duotion aad mAauacares oondqas VI pFea aud 49+Ity
Anptcia production and lbs auAourn pfataeol IN this
Pacific oas " tns ottoat el ths consumption ssaufsd
by tins pnh1Io ttfE!cs thofs.
Al olss which b. n!ed In he Bates snd Tar
.s,tst q tns rcnS eoa's vi" ba received and apoaaa
FL rtorss tioa ii d,t.l' Apply At th!s oalee.
po1sis io MusIy appplsa." md addressed "a ths ID.
nuFu8 8AxTuN, Deputy q. II, GsosraL,
, 1875-04-19
REFORM SCHOOL QUARREL.

CoLuxnus, O., April 17,--Tho now Commits.
aIoners Of The 6tsto Reform School bars re-
tufncd from tho farm. where tbeg mAde formal
demand for rossess.oo. whloh was refused by
tho old Commissioners. on tho ground that Gov.
Allen Ind no authority to appoint tho now Dosrd
Is moi IN session. ..tThs AttorneY-dthotal haa
bsen requested 10 bilug tho caao bef5Ee the s.l'
rrefnc Court at ooce, on > quo .VartGnso, snt
legal counsel has baou employed by both ss1s Of
Commissioners.
, 1875-04-19

SHeta! p1spateh h Ths Chsoaao 1tfbaHs.
ToAoE1o+ Ont, April l7.--9'r John A. Mao
dona'd will tako up hIa peFmsaens residence In
Tosopto On tho Goth innt.
It IL reported there IL authority tor Stating
that tho Pope, should svsuts neoaasitate hIs
lsavlug Rome, will select MoutreAl ~ place OF
raai3encs. Yhe Catholic population OF tho Do
ceao Of Aont1esl u now 4l0, g00,
, 1875-04-19
sTooK1loLDIRs' MEETINGS,

0yrICE or 1Hs LAKE kHonk i NIcu.JAxi
DutAkNN 3tAlLWAYt QMeAnY.
.-.- CLltELAhp U.s April !. I3.u,
Tbs annual naeortax u !o slot knIdos 0f Ills Com
rany, fo slecttH 0e DlFcsotA tho easur yaar
Go Aud Ak 4 1he Gass q u r. p,t.a{ u Ce'a.
sNoUn the h1ura u II e'etuek il t1p fa7, HaoS mi
o'eslck W thu sttss 2! shat laf,
n. HAn1lEII, 6aesste, stp, tan.
, 1875-04-19
Complete in Two Volumes,

Ftar tas Arns and Nary journal, RI, u. 1915.
We arc sratihod to bs ab1s to Annsunes tst 1outra
fherm&h has yeIdsd TO thu eix iun Of nj f,tcud
and in'tead of 1oAEak log hi. tsn, lbs diArr
ths concluding chaptss Of which putah7d In The
A'm3nAH aart Journal Of Sept. e st LAs Consented Il.
Ito nmodl Ia publioatt.p. Ths nanaof IN ~hlch that
s2sesca chapter 3Fed Ia this aud Eurtc
N .rs how aazorIy ,hs uaasras losthcunaR .n.unea
Will be a"aLcd. Tic cript II In ihp hsnd4 Of
'hs Me''s hrple.oa, rhu ava sffanged o! IT. pubea-
in bush hcrs AMI Ia EuFop,. About tho lst
u NAJ Tbs work Is Ia tn furn Of Auob!uyspay
ginning r'an altar 6Lesrnan's appointmolt hccaj
liotenAnt Of Tho Third AEcrj 1eto, Abpu. ans.
nth. or seno Ito paxcs II occur.t nth h, petl RI end.
Ing With hs opentnE Of tbs sJelllan and eJvcfs ID, biz
tort VI tLA fdner1a o1pslno:sn Mike, anl Osll!os-
h!s Tno r#natudsf ri tbs sut .tnot Of ahput 3I
ocaTo PAGES each, dasoscd to tho War Of The Hetol.
nu aud IL !1stFuatlsc nncnts On General bo
ssposnees duruG that br li4At Rod In hi o. 4ecY
li"~ Fausbs th' parti III tss xosk vii ba tu all .tu.
d9R nf military hilsy, In, O lapttt h,v, ubI,aod
f:am 1t cunsl7clnSy sars. II Ut n!,r ID 70 Ia, pub-
lie eomnl3;c tory, hut IT ~ nft NJ ~, III Ia
h* fuurs Napier VI our Civil War, Aui tbs e.rt hs.
b9en to tu1d4as1 As tnlCa silo, and lsato
ant lur ohars to t,llss Ffuu tn, to lsuev o
D.n. ha,rns sn's mi ID IN fsA71ns tul .tlaca,,. Of
ftA een*, wo stpcct this work Will s on to nro-
ske csi.ics but tbt will nceea'o rather thsn dttof,b
ts value. An1 It we'll that Bhould The liz 1t wh,
10 nEn1 OF tho pFoiasnt acton In this II
&stl c'atnus among Ws shall haEs further ecc.ion
to refer to this nast important rIbuoa 10 fla,,
hissosS ~ II adsancos toward publication
FHt1R R~RAAx k+l
, 1875-04-19

Twenty-two lives have beon Lost In tho Cankds
Pacific Railway surrey, md stops bare bsen TAX
gu to rAtse memorial on tue route.
, 1875-04-19

40 bcfoso com ,'a.stlvay suaall nuabas Of
uudisc!p!lnod Yanices,"
MORAL ErgEos or THE sK1n,usu,
JUDGED, the Rensra! tnosal elIect VI ths at air
mas cut IT all proputtton 10 thu number eugA9ed
or to tho lonses incurred upon o!snar h,do. 50
s0uu After u Msy 1t was estimated that not fewer
than 10 000 men lIRA boeu to arms. with the de-
s,gn Of investing the Town of n,Bton. Tho
| Provincial 0,ngrcss issued circular lettor to
tho towns. urging tnom to enllst lneu aud 10 Tor.
10 = day OK two aftcs tho tight 12aton was oe-
| le1guelod BY considerable th ,ugh Irregular,
army. massachusetts, Alons vota1 toraae u. coo
| men. IN twenty-seven rcElmonts. Tho quota of
$4,000. Aregimoot o! artillery wta organized,
/ aud tho issue Of p.per.mousy to tue amount OF
El0o. 900 authorized.
| Mr. Iohu Adam* records that ho took pains to
| 60 over Tho ground Of tue Hk.rmlsA aud pursuit,
-@talktne fteoly, M doubt. with tho Inhabitants.
ID, aud IRON that time forth no logo ooul4 avatl
other than that coming fran tho caunon'a
| mouth" Boon after, ha left tho htate OIL h[4
way 70 Tho Congress. From Hartford, hs .roto
that "ha had now no doabta Of tbs Union" In
ns" 9osa. he found "the mllltt, Ill IN ssns."
aaaad That ho waa anxious be.
than fire." but tho Instruments
o. oT't. wa.tsse rSs: now ohsnSel arn@ tens to
| man, who wss lou miles distant frosn lilo kcono
Of tho hoat.l!tlos, ro1a all tho way to Cambridge,
hscartalned tho stats OF th,gu, aud returned to
Conasctout to ra!se rogimsns. o ire. Of whose
totteF days = " p'essantsas for tho caartah'e to
spesk. WAY than = las-ssude,!t III l4tc!.aell. Ho
"aose TO h's ftiouA o. len basgEu8 him 10 20
with him at oncs to tho army. VhaFe wes Hoa,o
delay, Put Iurf iolned In july, T77I, fsw days
altar Washington lad taken eommapd
ElksaAa "ssson,< IN h's Nnmoirs, gives glow
, 1875-04-19

EatlJ der. ars sntiettsd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-21
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iannounce myselia candidate Tor State
Attorney and solicitthe supper TOT my fellow
tizens. 49,
Nov 3 1873. JAS BLAKISTONE.
respectfully announce myself IS q eandi
date tor reelection TO the Office o ( States At
toruey for ST Mary's county, and hope to re-
-ceive. as heretofore, the liberal support Of my
feEow-citizens.
Nov 20. 1873. J. PARRAN CRANE
Iannounce myself MS a candidate 70 the
Office OF States Attorney for st. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the support of the voters Of
the county.
Jams 1874. JASH. WILSON.
Messrs Editors Announce Doctor
STEPHEN l. d NEALE, Attorney and
Law. rs candidate for the
position Of States Attorney in 1879 -
We believe him To be admirably fitted
to discharge with fidelity. holiness and
ability the responsible duties Of the Of
fee. Many Friends.
Oct Il, 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-21
FOR THE LEGIsLAfURR.

Messrs. King and Downs BeNslemen.
Please announce IGNATIUS Is NAT.
TINGLEY and ROBERT q CON i5S q
candidates for Seats in che nent House d
Delegates. and ssy they viii - usrmly
supported b. Chspsieo ~ - -
voters Of the county. :
Dec 3. 7s@ D1xocsA1s.
Messrs, Edtors ofSt. M1rys Bsacun.>
As John ] Aiisisa, Esq has longcd served
the public interest in our county sincerely
and faithfully, anu ;nas been unwilipe 10
receive any honors within the gift Of the
pecp!e, We hope that his con. JOSEPH s.
ALLSiAN, ESQ.,. will consent 20 be can.
dida'e for the next Legislature. whose effi-
ciancy aad party zeal 10 well known to the
people Of The county. lie will receive the
undivided support of -.
II Factory aud st lnigoes'
March IL, 1876 sF
JOSEPH VI KEY is announced a. :
candidate fora seat in the Lever Branch
of the next Genefal A .semhiy Of MaryI and
and viii be warmly suppGrted by
Charlotte Hall District.
may Is, 1878
The friends Of JOSHUA JONES announct
him as a candidate for a seat in the next q en-
eral Assembl Of ,Maryland and solicit f.
him the support Of the voters Of lhe county a
the ensuing November election.
Sept Q. ls5s. Working Men.