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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
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Eor th,t dear hanu which thou did-t Law
One mutchless eve, and the coniis'ing tone
That brcathcd in music. II am ever
thine -
For Thy fair checks, whose deep vcrmilion
And The pcrplcxing circles i,hosc eyes
Where mirth and feeling il, and over
: ro,"npr" u", ,S' '"ce'''S' W." - 'i'5''
ofbuid,.s myr,ics upon auirc bands;
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hands
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=; !'eA''i "h rni's; ~ ne h,'ia INST
Beyond il twilight bridseI Win amc
tIyst
For All thop has, Leon and f,r III ,bo, NJ.
For Ill the memories Of our mated past
y hn,r 49, ~ ,N'''e'' NY
That feels and owns its counterpart Al,
last.
live for ,hcc. mv beautiful nv Own,
For 'lec-thee on!,y--lins s'prcncly
To., hv ,ic .uroc md hv thc Tonnes, ,,,ow,
My soul rc,cwS its plun!agc Oh Thy breast
Tho ,cunrsrlcss O.. yy,,,,v.i,~ =,
Three Hundred and Eleven Human
'S0"''
Late intelligence Of another shock
inc marine disaster has fllcl tho
whole world with horror and sIud,lcr-
inc Thc snlrnd;l stcomsh;n Schil,or
which sailed from Nov York on tlc
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and ooo1s onJ /, hroo co,,;,,n,, !,
ina,F.W 3 omen and chitircn we
dominated among her passcnrprs
Every column OF our ,aucr would
not suffice to dive The horrible and
harrowin" details OF this awful wrccl,
Three hundred and eleven buu,an
beings pc,ishcl, While some Cor,y or
Il:. onIy we're saved. From What
wc ca, rather ,Lc nus:e,,rcrs ware
chiefly wealthy Germans returning ia
.:ocnl hc summer IN lhcir Father
land.
AK A,:GysrA FAMILY PERISH lxrnE
WAVES.
Among ;hc passengers upon the ill
!;,;cd Schiller were Mr.. Cleo. G. Leon
hard,, Of Augusta, with lis wife and
only child, q little girl some seven or
eight wears oil. Mr.. Lccnhar,t was
one OF the wcll-known firm Of i. A.
!5rahc q Go. His wife was Miss
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

inavi,! Cr"clict, after returning
home from lis first trip to New York,
gavc his hackwoo,!S audience his idea
o. the first gentleman IN the mciropo.
lis: Philip Hone is Tie most gentle
manly man il New York, boys, and
Ill lcIl you lIow | know it. When
he asks YOU to drink lie don't hand
You Il glass he puts the decantcr on
the table and walks oil 10 the window
and looks out until you have finish
ed
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
CONSTANTINE.
Olnllgclulrg. S, G.

Charleston Nrns and (oricr and Coiunn-
hia Inion-Iicntd copy one week and send
bill to his Office.
arl ~ If
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

Mix punch is now Recommended
as 4 cure for dip'hcria. 1t has al
ways been considered sool for the
throat.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

The San Antonio (rcxaS) Herald
gives Tie following notice to lis sub
scribcrS: thereafter We shall publish
I'll 2 Isl Of the names Of those who 20
a fishing on thc Lords day and fail to
send us !, string Of trout. Perch sand
suckers have too many bones in them
to allow Us To forget that the moral
element "i our population look to the
rrcsc 10 eradicate Ills growing desc
Grafton Of The Sahbatl
Five cents fare for that child, mad
am;' said il street car conductor, rs
lie opened The door md put his head
into the car. Very we'll she replied
feeling in her pocket; this is ;n or
phan and I'm its guardian. | must
lave q receipt for all moneys paid
out, ard as soon as you write one lii
drop Il nicklc in the box. He shut
the door and leaned over The brake
like man deep III thought
II is said that nothin. will cure Il
poets affection for his idol sooncrtllan
catch her at the dinner table cxcava-
ting the kcrnal Off hickory nut With
u hair PIN
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22


The lionoluIu Sandwich lslnnd)
Gazette says n violent snow storm visi
led Hawaii on the 2l Of March, coy
cring HE ti.rcc stately SUBMITS Of the
three molAllains Of hat island On
tic lowlal,is 1t raincd very hard, and
the lightning played brilliantly over
the island, followed by inccsSant and
terrific :clars OF thunder. Tic next
mornings n grand and beautiful sight;
was prc,entcl-thc most beautiful cv
cr seen i'll that rcsiol ~ hrcc mountains
capped with SNOW il The tropics.
-------..1s.sae
Milk punch is now Recommended
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
BAHAMA.
TOBACCO GROWER.

Old st. Aarys Ahead.-Dear old
St. Mary's, the mother of counties,
though the oldest, is yet always the
most vigorous in political race That
craftsmanship which laid deep anu broad
the foundations of civil and religious
liberty in the colonial times is not ex-
tinct in the sons who TO-DAY so hospita-
bly, fill the places of their historic sires.
Evidently her sons feel to the fullest
their responsibility as good citizens to see
that good men administer the govern
ment in all its departments. As incon-
trovertible evidence of this, we need
only to refer to the number of patriots
who annually announce themselves in
the columns Of the BEACON as willing to
serve the people in the different Offices
at their disposal. We do not recollect
that We ever counted the nvmber of
these announcements in any one year,
but from our recollection of the space
usually occupied in that paper previous
to q general election we should say the
number of candidates did not fall far
below thirty. Then these worthy gentle
men never give it up. but the FIRST num-
Der of the BEACON which appears after
the election contains the names of some
one or more persons who announce
themselves as candidates at the next
election, whether it be two, four or six
years of. All ibis is very praiseworthy,
as it gives the people ample time and
opportunity to select their servants, and
We can but commend the practice
Thus far. generally, this desire to serve
the public has been confined to Offices
withia the county and State. But now
comes another gentleman of enlarged
views and craftsmanship and his name
is A. Baily, Esq, and he halls from the
ancient but delightful Leonardtown.-
mo pent up Utica contracts bis pow
ers," but his expansive heart desires
to embrace the people of the whole Uni
ted States. This philanthropic and dis
interested gentleman made bis appear
ance in Washington last week and mod
estly occupied himself distributing on
the streets and in the hotels the fol-
lowing circular printed on cards. Read
IL:
ITO my fellow-citizens of the United
States" Being deeply grieved at the
disturbed condition of our common
country, and wishing to bring order out
Of chaos. and prosperity out Of adver-
sity, and thus cause our once happy
land to bloom and blossom a. the rose,
i have. after much careful thought and
consideration, determined to announce
myself a. q candidate for the nomina-
ton Of President Of the United States.
The circular concludes a follows: Il
shall not forget my friends.
"A. BAILEY.
"Leonardtovn, 81. Mary's CO., Nd"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

SUrPER.-We had the good fortune
to be present on Monday night last at
a supper given BY Mr.. Luke F. and
Joseph Matthews, of our Town, and of
which the young men of the village
were participants. This delicacies of
the season, together with substantials,
were admirably served, and it is unne-
cessary to add. that all enjoyed them
selves hugely, but that follows as a
matter Of course when turkey, stuffed
ham, oysters, etc, are abundant. The
company dispersed about II o'clock,
with many acknowledgements to their
hospitable hosts for the enjoyment af-
forded, which will long be remembered
by those present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

ANOTHER SENATORIAL CoHrEsr.-It
seems that the Senatorial contest, now
progressing before Mr.. Justice Morgan.
Is being initiated across the Patuxent.
James A. Wilson, democrat, having no.
tilted N. Duke, Republican, that he con-
tests his right to represent Calvert in
the State Senate. The returns give
Duke five majority and Wilson claims
that quite large number of democrat
ic voters were illegally deprived of their
right to vote. Testimony in the case
will be taken at Prince Frederick in a
few days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

LocAL CExrExxrALC rLxBRArfcxs.-
The Centennial authorities recommend
that the local celebrations Of the 4th
Of July, 1876, shall be made to contribate
to . permanent historical memorial Of
the Centennial Celebration. It is re-
commended that in each county pro-
vision shall be made for the delivery
of an address, tracing the history Of
that particular community for the past
century, or from the time Of its settle
ment, and including . sketch of its
growth, It's resources, industries, pros
poets, etc. These addresses are to be
published in q uniform size-that Of
the Congressional documents, for in
stance,-in order that thev may be
bound together by States. To compe-
tent persons, the preparation Of such
addresses would not be an unduly bur-
densome task; and, in the aggregate,
they would constitute an invaluable
historical repository such a. no nation
has ever had an opportunity TO collect.
As we know of no gentleman whose
studies more eminently fit him to de-
tail and celebrate the local events
of our County from its first settle
ment to the present time than Dr..
RANDOLPH JoSEs, we take the liberty
of suggesting him as the local centen-
NAL orator for st. Mary's on the 4th Of
July, 1876.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
Correspondence of the Beacon.)
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. IA, 1878.

OF. LOUIS, Lee. Ia, 1919.
Editors Of the Beacon:
Since my last letter, the excitement
here over the startling developments in
the suppression of the Whiskey Ring,
has grown more intense every day. 1t
is generally admitted, that it is one of
the most stupendous frauds that the
Government has been prey to during
the last decade-eclipsing in villainy
Credit Mohiliers, Pacific Mail Frauds
and other direct corruptiens Of Repub-
lican misrule. Its systematic and stud.
led plans and plottings-its gags and
Wholesale bribery and lis vast spider
like ramifications reaching out into va
ricus parts of the country, connecting
in its folds men Of high and low place
in the Government, places it in enor-
nifty beyond comparison.
CHIEF CLERK, wN. o. AVERY.
Next following the trial and convic-
ton Of Supervisor Mcdonald, alluded
TO in nv last, and who now awaits his
sentence behind the bars, was that Of
Wm. .. Avery, Chief Clerk in the Treas
ury Departmental Washington, charged
with completely in this conspiracy, and
for receiving sl0o. 900 to watch its in
terest at Washington. The trial even
exceeded in interest its predecessors,
and was concluded last week with q
speedy verdict Of guilty from the jury.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
[CoMMuN1cATEp.
HOLLY WooD, Dec. 81, 1875.


Messrs. Editors Il have waited for
some time hoping that some one better
fitted than myself would raise a warn
ing voice against this Wholesale selling
out of the tobacco growing interest of
our State, (now properly under the pro-
lection Of swsen- and bonded officers of
some who can have no shadow Of ex-
cuse for dishonesty, as that would in
evitably tend to the prejudice Of the
class sought to be protected,) to the
conscientious Germanic private enter
prise of Baltimore city, which a combi-
nation of buyers, sellers, and in a few
instances growers, Communicating of
strange elements indeed) are trying to
force upon the attention of the Legis-
lature soon to be convened at Annapo-
lis. Can it be, Messrs. Editors, that
the growers Of the weed can look with
indifference upon subject to them
fraught with so much interest? Orare
they so infatuated with the novelty of
the movement "a thing that ever finds
favor with our people, that they are no
longer able to see in what system their
interests are most likely to be protec-
ted? Honestly protected, I mean, for
we ask no protection at the expense Of
that much abused word. And blythe
bye, Mcssrs. Editors, has it never en-
tered into your editorial brain that the
meaning of the word must have been
changed in some of the late edition of
the:Dictionaries But to the ground of
complaint raised by these would be pro-
tectors or reformers of the toiliug farm
ers. 1t is stated, that under the pres
emit State inspections much Of the to-
bacco is over-sampled, but not one word
of that which is under-sampled, which
is equally as likely to occur, rs every
fair minded man who knows hing
of the subject must admit. But if all
is over-sampled and none under sam
pied, it 10 not much to be wondered at
when we take into consideration the
propensity that some of the buyers are
reported to have for picking the SAM
pies by which they buy aud by which
they have been in the habit of selling
to their foreign trade. Can any in
spector (even under the system recon-
mended) guarantee fair samples in cases
like these think not. But apart
from this, how is the evil to be RENE
died? Certainly not by the private or
free system-reason 10 against it. II
the State inspector, who is under heavy
penalties and the solemn obligations of
an oath, land let Us hope that oatbs
are vet binding upon some) for the
faithful performance Of his duty, will
knowingly give false sample, it will
not be denied, I think, that the same
considerations that impel him will act
with equal, if not greater force. upon
the private inspector who is under
neither. II the former Is not freefrom
the influences both of the grower and
the buyer, being dependent upon Meth
er for his salary, how 10 it possible that
the latter should be, vho Is directly de-
pendent upon the enc or the other for
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

CoSoRKssIoSAL, rTc.-The Speaker
of the Lower House of Congress, Mr..
keer, has announced his committees.
The space at command does not allow
Us to give their full make up, and we
content ourselves with mention of the
more important Chairmanships. That
Of Elections is given to Mr.. Har-
ris, of Va. The Chairman of the WAYS
and Means is Mr.. Harrison, Of Illinois.
that of Appropriations (now the most
important Committee of the House)
Is headed hy Mr.. Randall, of Pa
Banking and Currency, Mr.. Cox, of
New York. Pacific Railroad, Mr.. La
mar, of Miss. Judiciary, Mr.. Knott, of
ny. Foreign Affairs, Mr.. Swami, Of
Nd. Military affairs, Mr.. Banning, of
Ohio. Commerce, Mr.. Hereford, of
West Virginia. Naval Affairs, Mr..
Whitthorne, of Tenn. District Of Col
umbia, Mr.. Buckner, of No. Agricul.
ture. Mr.. Caldwell, of Alabama. Civil
Service Reform, Mr. Whitehouse, of N.
Y. Manufactures, Mr.. Stone, of Mo.
Though the constitution Of the Chair
manshiPs Of some Of the Committees
has occasioned surprise, it is admitted
on all corners that Mr.. Kerr has displaved
excellent Judgment and rigid impartiali-
~ in his selections.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
IT Mckay
q Others.
Vim D Bean
aud wife.

In the Circuit Court for ST Mays coun.
ty, sitting as . Court of Equity.
No. 4Ol Ne.
hRDERED, this 10th dav OF Dec
~ 1875. thar the AUDITORS Report. filed
ir this Cause, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the 9Th Monday of Jan. 1876.
provided copy cf this order be published
in the ST. Marvs Beacon once a week for
three succe,sive weeks PRIOR to the said
9Th Monday Of January.
FRANK FORD.
Cisrt.
True coPy-Test:
JFRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Dec %. ls75-sw. JPC
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
THURSDAY MORNING. pec.nb.r .s,a. 1871,

CRRTsTMAs.-As this il the "last OPP
portnnity we shall have an opportuni-
sy." before the Intervention fthe great
est of Christian Festivals, TO wish our
readers a merry and ahappy Christmas,
with many grateful recollectionsp we
wish it now and here. As Christmas
"comes but once year" and as it is an
ancient Beacon superstition that every.
body should have a chance to he happy,
once in while, and especially during
the gracious season" coming, we shall
intermit for the week advancing the Pc
riodic visits of our paper to the kindest
Of patrons to allow ourselves and en-
ployees an opportunity to be merry.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

CONSTITUTIONAL AxESpnsSr.-Mr.
Randall has introduced in Congress an
amendment to the Constitution which
provides, that the presidential term
shall be heightened to six years and
that the President shall he ineligible
for reelection. An amendment of this
kind would both simplify our politics
and purge the civil service, bat it NAV
lie doubted, whether even these 0es.
sings would compensate for two years
more Of Grant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

WHEAT Receipts Of the week 81. 600 bush
els. The sales reported At Change were as. fol-
lows:
Southern-ln0 bu. fair white At l25 cents:
! SIS bu. good do. at l3s cents; 39S hu. do. At
lag cents; $50 bu inferior red at loo cents; $50
hu inferior do. At 10 cents; sas ba do. a.
us cents; $50 hu fair do. at l?0 cents: 500 In.
10. i2I cents: 100 bu do at l23 cents; 1871
bn. do. at l25 coats, aSl bu. do. at 100 cents:
liz bu. do At 1911 cents; 100 bu do at 1873
cents: 3 lao bu. good do II l3s cents; 500 bn.
do a, LAG cents; sos bn. do. ai l3T cents: Gas
In do al lac c,.s %ee" ha prime do. lao c.s,
al bu. do Al lAl cents; 1913 bu. do At la
e.n,s: 4. 6ns bu. do at las cents: BIS bu prime
amber at TAT cents; l.ll2 bu. fancy do $50 cents.
CORN -Esc' ip,s for The week $50 COO bI-
The sales reported during the week were ~ fol-
lows:
Souihern-e,6l4 hu. white at 80 cents; !. $50
bu do. at 81 cents; Q. I52 bu. do. at SO cents
~ @61 bushels do At 50 cents: <,l60 bn do.
At S. cents. s Gas bu. do. al SIS Cents 3 ga bu.
do AZ Sc cents: 4 93s bu. do al 81 cents; 7.55U
bu. do Al So eea,s: LAS bu. do. NJ 60 cents;
2l0 hu do (hominy) at 65 cents; Ii 800 bu =.
do Al private terms; 9.931 bu. yellow at 81
cents: ! 20 bn do at 50 cents: 900 bu. do. At
ss cents; 4 Us7 bu. do. at SIS cents; 1899 bu.
do. n 81. cents: So do at So cents; !. 500 In.
do At So cents; g. 40 bn. do at % cents: 3 900
hn. do. 81 cents; 3,loe bu. do. a. 50 cents;
2.4Uo blu. do. at 63 cents; leo bu. do. At IS
cents; l.726 bu. do. at private terms. and $50
bu. old do. at 20 cents.
Oan Receipts only 1000 bn. The market
has besn very dull. but closes 6rmer. We note
sales as follows 400 6u. inferior Southern q,
80 cents; 100 bu. prime do At 81 cents.
Rrs Receipts 3.2C0 bu. The market has
been more active, but ~ prices . little lower
than last week. The sales were as follows
100 bu- fair At - cents; 800 bu. good At 60
cents; 500 bH do. q, 81 cents; 100 nu. prime
do. at SIS cents; loo bu. do ., &C cents.
TesAcco-The receipts Of Maryland Leaf are
moderate but the market is quiet. The inqui-
~ 10 chiefly for new crop. Ground leaves, OF
which the receipts are largely composed. are
yer. dull. We hear Of no sales Of other de-
scrip,ions. and quote generally ~ follows:
MAryland-frnsied e. nnA a nn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

TIE THIRD TERx.-The resolution
passed 10y the lower House of Congress
few days ago against all third term
Pretensions is conclusive rs to the sen-
1nents OF both the srea. political par.
t'es OF the country, Bishop Haven to the
contrary notwithstanding. However the
Bishop and the President may view the
matter. the evidence is now overw helm.
ing that the country viii have none of
IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

THE VIRGINIA SENAroR.-Hon. J..
". johnson, just reelected by the Leg
islature of Virginia to represent that
State for another six years term in the
United States Senate, is nephew Of
Gen. Jos. E. johnson. He was first
elected to the Senate in 1870, conse-
quenly his present term will not expire
till 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

Yet, would you believe Il. % little b
patriotism and purity Of motive aPpre-
ciated in the capital Of the nation that
Mr.. Bailey was not allowed thu mod
estly 70 set forth his merits and claims
to his fellow. citisenss The bose min
sters Of the great Cesar. Who now as
pires 10 IN indefinite tenure Of the Presi-
Idencs. perhaps imperialism itself. arres-
ted Mr.. Bailey andconsigred him to St.
Elixabeth's Hospital IS lunatic Sure
II his sttouching appeal shah not
forget nv friend" TO have ex-
empted him from such charge. But
il saved him not. And We can only ex-
claim. Oh Liberty, what crimes are
committed in Thy name.-Port' Tobacco
Times.
He Yearns to Be a Precedent. A crazy
individual from the counties created
quite sensation by appearing on the
Avenue in the character of a stump
speaker last week and announcing him.
self. by vocal and hand.bill measures,
as candidate for the Presidency. His
Presidential madness was methodic as
| the present Presidential madness was
methodical, and he endeavored to touch
the public heart BY promise of Official
favor. The following was his circu.
lar:
ITO nv fellow-citizeus Of the United
States =" Being deeply grieved At the
disturbed condition of our common
country, and wishing to bring order
out Of chaos, and prosperity out of ad-
versity, and thus cause our once happy
land to again bloom and blossom ~
the roae. l have. after much careful
thought and consideration. determined
to announce myself ~ candidate fol
the nomination of President Of the
United States"
The circular concludes A. follows
Il shall not forget my friends.
"a. BAILEY,
"Leonardtown, St. Mary's county, Nd.
The police took charge of the candi
date, and be was to have been sent t.
st. Elizabeth, across the Branch, but
bis friends claimed him and returned
him to the counties, where crazy mer
are numerous and all on an equal foot
ing. Washington Capital.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

CONCERT PosrPoNEp.-We are au-
thorized to state that the Concert for
the benefit of st. Peters Chapel in our
Town, which was advertised in the BEA.
CON to come off at the Society's Hall
on Tuesday, the 2stb, instant, has been
postponed for the present but not in
definitely. Due notice will be given in
our paper when the postponed enter
tainment will take place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
SUPPER FOR THE BEaErrT of 81

SUPPER FOR THE BKNEFIT of ST.
ALoxsIus' CHURcH.-Our readers are
asked to remember, that the Supper
for the benefit of st. Aloysius' Church
will take place at Moore's Hotel on
Tuesday night next, the 2Sth instant,
and that they are all specially invited.
A dance, it is bruited, will be the clos.
ing attraction of the entertainment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

DENTIsTRY.-We call the attention of
our readers to the card of DR.. Page Ed
munds, Dentist. We cheerfully en-
dorse the Doctor as a gentleman thor
oughly acquainted with his profession
in all its various branches. See card
in another column.