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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

CoNoREssroNAL AND LE0IsLArIvE.-
In the Lower Branch of Congress, more
il doing in the way ofinvestigationt than
ANYTHING else and it seems the more and
deeper the investigation, the Lluer il,
gets for Grant and his office. holders.
The sacred skirts of Mrs. Grant herself
are bedimmed, not alone by the bad
Black Friday business, but 10y another
questionable transaction, elsew here re.
terred TO. Verify. San itching PALM -
and a .Slehiny one too. attaches to near
" every department of our civil service
and the Grant family. direct, collateral
and by marriage connection. appear to
les chronically effected in this way
Certain 1t is. the Grant regime has oc.
casioned more aud darker scandals than
MI the other administrations put to.
sether. Indeed, before tie advent OF
this family to power. scandal in the way
of money matters had never reached til,
White House at all. Nor is the end
vet reached. See, however. the lette,
of our Washington correspondent in to.
days issue.
We have nothing Of interest to re.
cord in connection with recent proceed.
inSs in our State Legislature. Willis,
local bills appear to be attended to with
sufficient Promptitude. the more i'm.
Portant measures If the session ar,
still Enacted on. We are willing Z,
believe that the majority ar;y in tb.
House and Senate are doirg the hes,
1t can. but in view, of the fact that NOR,
than two-'hirds Of the session has al
ready elapsed. il is very natural thai
anxiety should be fert for the fate o
legislation which is regarded N o
prime Importance to the welfare. O
sheState and the credit Of The democrat
&c party. The opinion nov obtains q
Annapolis. that no decision will b,
reached in the contested election issu,
between Lynch and Lawrence Of thi
county. Tia, Ne have seen. NO bette
reason is given for this injustice tha.
that assigsed BY . correspondent o
the Ssa, and this 10. substantiallv
That Senator La~-s~es osly Aoiis fcr u
ssorf tern.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

MAIL CoSrRAcrs IN Sr. MAxY's.-1
Mr.. z. Mcdonald, Of Washington CITY,
D. c.. has obtained from the Post Of.
flee authorities the contract for running
the mails between Mattawonsan and
Leonardtown, allowance 'sl5o9; sam.
party, between Ieonardtown and Poiu,
Lookout, allowance, 1855. j. Simms
Fenwick, of our Town, has obtained the
contract for conveying the ,naiis be.
tween Leonardtown aud Mechanicsville
allowance, 1926. The cross mail let.
tings in the county have not Yet Leer
arranged. e'... ,'., .. ...,r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

DHBTaEs TO TEE BxAcoS.-Psrties
indebted to the late firm Of King 4
Downs and TO the present firm Of Hing
4 Yates on Beacon account are re-
minded that the ensuing session Of orr
March term viii afford an opportunity
20 many Of them to call at the Gar.
tsin's rfics" and close their endebted-
ness b. cash or note. Man. Of these
claims are Of long standing and Ill Of
them are due; and, whilst . resort to
legal proceedings against deliuquents
viii be avoided If possible, still, if no
other reminder will bring them to the
front, the responsibility 81 an enforced
collection will be assumed and without
a much longer delay. Hereafter. at
the expiration Of each year. oil BEACON
bills will be dta~n of and sent to the
parties indebted for payment: ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

CIKcUIr CouRr.-Persons having bus
mess at the March term Of our Circuit
Court will bear in mind that the session
commences on Monday next. A full
bench Of Judges is expected. But for
the escape OF prisoners from Jail, the
criminal calendar for March term would
have been unusually Large. As it is,
there viii be quite respectable crimi-
nal showing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
A1rxnr1 TO Ron 4 CoRs Housri.

ATTEMPT TO Ros A Com HOUSE,
On the night Of th. 10th inst, about
9 o'clock, colored man, unknown, at
tempted TO rob the corn house of ouu
neighbor, Mr.. Jos. H.. Ny. The thiei
lad nearly succeeded in ripping off some
of the boards of the house when be
came under fire of Mr.. Mortimer, The
young man in charge. The shot being
small and the location of the parties
somew hat peculiar, the thief escaped
without any known damage. e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

EEr1aisszs.r BrII.-Tha
biif snr {ros Ssass. ees<n -
huaiSfHl tsaa lie following re
pf reorss 8svsrsssest I
u Pgs 81 exclusively q n6lj<
= Re svossd VI ~
shsRsetdu lyeo, - gnvsyarda. g = i
Tho hands Of the producer - his ageat
the ssvaisg fools Of necbanics, vear.
ing apparel. fsh while in the possession
Of the 6sbsrweu e.fching them o. th<is
agents. hospitals aud ,bepsyoleqt insti,
buttons and ~ eSslsd lxl;uA 4AA
buildings shall actually cover. Al
other species Of property are made sub
jet 10 assessment and taxation. 1Ss
section declaring the kind Of property
which shall be assessed. however, ex.
preasly excepta mortgages spon prop
erty In this State. There win be {
strong movement made 70 include thi.
e'ase Of securities within the. assa d
TAXATION. 80, fe.st.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

LAND SALE.-On Tuesday last, r.
G. Combs, as trustee, sold at public
auction tract Of land, in the 9th cleo.
ton district. called Spaiding's Lot.
containing $50 acres, for $3.50. Pur.
chaser, Alexander Combs. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

A FIELD DAr.-Tuesday last was Q
field day in our village. The politicians
were out in force and there was zueb
earnest canvassiug and consultation. -
Upon inquiry. We learned. that the
County Commissioners we're expected
to appoint Clerk to their Court. This
explained ut once the milk in the cocoa
NUT" The Commissioners did not ap-
point, however. but it 10 understood
they will do % 80 at an early day, pro-
badly during Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

How 70 GET M. MA1Sn BACH
= go II BE- sDaklshsdflbat 4eitAeg
isp>6 bmset Mr. lraicsutss q
suee>6s fua, proseeaed 6esipst 6esl
bsll > t1lbout - ~ soi of Nd
lar& ~ he ~ lily
permitting Mr.. Msfsh to, 60 Hsts. isT
matter Of comparative unimportauce.-
What Il needful now il 90 get Mr..
Marsh back; and there 10 only one way
TO do this. Mr.. Knott vas emptatieall,
right when be made the following rs.
marks on this subject:
1T ID in the power Of one man 10
have Mr.. Marsh in Warrington city in
forty Eight hours. Il 10 simple plan,
and one knovn 10 the legal profession
from the earliest dawn Of jurisprudence.
II the President of the United States
really, honestly and sincerely desires
the impeachment, indictment, asd pun
ishment Of the late Secretary Of War,
whose enormous crimes have disgraeed
biz own administrator and caused eve
ry American cheek to mantle With
shame. all that be will have to do Is 70
give assurance 10 the witness that IL be
will come before the tribunals, aud tell
the truth. the whole trish. and nothing
but the truth, he shall have free par;
don, aud Mr.. Mash viii be in Wash
ington in forty EIGHT hours azl ms.
Complaint has been made against
the investigating Committee for allow.
ing Marsh to escape. This is nox admit
ted TO be unjust. TheCommittee could
have no possible motive for his flight
and not the slightest reason to antici-
pate or suspect it. On the other hand,
the Administration, the Republican
leaders, and the Belknaps, had the
stronges, motives for getting him be-
yond the reach Of . regular snbpoens,
and out of the jurisdiction of the United
States. Theexposure had created pro-
found sensation, and threatenedt to sLivet
the party into atoms. Mr.. Marsh was the
pivot upon which the Impeachment and
a criminal prosecution turned. A long
trial by the Senate would keep the pub
lie mind riveted on the scandal, and
thus contribute to, the downfall of
Grantism. Hence it was the interest
Of the Administration and of the Re-
publican leaders to drive Marsh away;
aud after .he recent experience in the
Babc"ck trial. it was easy to find
means of achieving that end by intimid..
ton. After the Cabinet meeting which
followed the explosion, the announce.
,nent was made that Mr.. Marsh would
be prosecuted and the fact was publish
ed before he started for Canada. This
explains Why he run away.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

SourHERx Nh. RAiLloAD.-Tbe
joint COMMITTEES: appointed to inyesti.
gate the circumstances of the obtain.
ing of sl63,OOO (St. Mary's county
share Of the internal improvement fund.-
from the State treasury By the South,
era Maryland Railroad Compssy met
again on Friday last and examined Mr..
&C. Tennison, who was one of the
county commissioners OF 81, Mary's
county from ls72 To the fall Of 1875,
during the time the orders were passed
through which the Southern MARYLAND
Company obtained the sl6S. 900. His
testimony revealed nothing that is not
already known to the public. ia ISL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

teess Als.paI6ls ps<ss Il s.hl
thie ! bssaeA 4 coincidence
N the : Heass wslls, within the
very T. ~ ~ Aaninistratica. and
u vis j ls<d q ne family. Who
~ =: /, 81 = rsiS I'D.
hates11 ! ssegiye hin vhea be prae-
tised h lee.aee,ppen ~. the per-
sonal N estafiss heai and front Of
ssAk i0o .msst. g NJ. Habsoek.
Who Nc I'D from she Peniteatiaty
5, TIE il position q The President.
o~n inApe. - ben sisessd from
tie Wait Housa fss plandetine Ill
Presidents piv41< le4Asrs. The publi-
cation Of = PiersspIont's little circular
letter 10 IL Distsist Attornies is NOW
explained. 1rr. p. has traced il 10
Babeock. ~ thief 20 catch . sbief. .
Pipekl1s Ia been retired. On Wed.
qesdk saste By ) vote Of SO 70
29&aye him lasss. 10. 20 South. b.,zs .
The worst disclosure BY far that, has
xtt beeh made ~ bfought to light in
the testimony Of or,-iIle Grant before
the COMMITTEES On En-. in War Depart.
a,eht .-oni5 Thursday. His statement
alone Is s,iiirie,tto inpeaeB The Pres
ident. Il is almost incredible. He
frankly coufesses that. be is partner
in various trading posts. that he has
never invested any capital nor perform
ed, any part Of the duties Of the bus
ipess.l yet be shares one half the profits.
and this for no other service than pro-
caring the positions. In this business
he is aided by his brother. Who has
kept him posted as to when there would
be vacancies and given ihim letters to
enable him TO procure theme -h,pirt
This is really the most barefseed and
outrageous Of all tie frands and there
seems to be no doubt about j. :, 49,,
, 1t 10 now we'll known that our Min
lister Schenck bsd tssnt his resignation
to the President nearly : month before
be left England and this. fact was with.
beIdswbils thatslcvsnis- representative
of our country under cover of . lie. fed
from the country whets he HAD aisbon.
ored his nation, like . fugitive from
Justice. as be was. g.. .,.,;,.,. -,
Outrage upon oatrage, fraud piled
upom fraud, disgrace upon disgrace. -
There Is no department Of the Govern.
ment free from il, aud our Executive
has richly carried for himself the title Of
Patron of Thieves. .........
Let us encourage the good work that
this Democratic House has undertaken
and follow the trail, of crime wherever
it NAV lead. Tits sickening business
aud = shameful ona to engage our
slime aud attention this Centennial year
Of all :he years. Lut the more vigorous
~ il is prosecuted the soouer it will be
over aud wesmay once more breathe .
healthy atmosphere. f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

Axsvsa 70 EHzsnA.-The Answer
10 Esig0a. Pubhshsd j. l.st BsAcox,
has been furnished Ne from two seur.
ces. one from Groom. Prince Georges.
and the other from OAkville, in this
county, and both are correct.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

'.rHx Losr cArsx.''--A magnificent picture
- Z IS inches in .ize. beautiful in design and
artistic in execution i represents 4 coDied-
eraie soldier after the war returning to kis
home, witch he finds lonely and desolsse! In
from: Of the ruined cottage. telling . sad tale
Of the miseries Of war, ars two graves with
rude crosses. on one Of which some friendly
hand has hung, = garland To the right the
calm river aud abe rising moon Indicate pesee
and rest The stars. seen through the trees, rep.
resent the Southern cross. II is . picture that
will touch every Southern heart and should
end place in every Sou,bern home. One copy
seuthy mail. mouated ON .. roller and post
paid. o. receipts Of IS ern,s. or 3 for 6, cents.
Address John Burrow 3 Co., Bristol, Tenn.
Agen's wanted every here to sell our cheap
aud popular pictures $ 10 $40 per day easily
made. No nosey required us,il pictures are
sold. Send stamp for catalogue and terms.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
CO.NEiR.ulT'

Co.vriR.uIT
Akxardes
j. Easia
-. N1te.
Ia N. s;ussit G|
county. si,.ire a.
No. q
AEDEIED ,hi.
u ts:G. thai It'd
pe,tsf@&slt c.
eause..b sati6eh |
To- she c.n,rss, hI
the 2nd Monday 81
I'd = COPY OF THE
the - Nary bea,l
three successive w.|
2od Mouday ii Apr
The repor, aa,ss |
$3.50.
True cal
n arch 10. 1876
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

ConMIrrED TO JArL.-MolIie Glib
sen. colored. was committed to our
County Jail on Thursday last. on .
warrant Of Mr.. Justice Rnssen, charged
With stealing $50 bank note bin from
\. r. Dsukins. Esqr. Mollie has con-
fessed TO The soft inpeaehnent."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
- Henry Duvali and
G. Leslie igiehArt. s.
Asisssqk of te
Geo Z Abd Asa Neeihsm,
.s ~ - sa.:,

-. . Asisssst of a.c.
Geo + Abd Asa Neesiham,
use Of Go r Wilson, :
Hilliai b z. Hooper,
10 the cireuifC( ua for sc. Mar, = conn
", sitting Court Of Equity.
No S22 N Z,
4 ARDERED. this \letA day Of March,
" 1916. that tie Asdiioss Report,
did In this cause. berstided and con6rm-
ed .snless eause 10 the eontsssy b shexn
% % bsfsss the md Aessday Of April.
isT6s provided . cory Of thin sraer bs
paaslishsd % she y Aary's Besess. once
. veek for three sueesssive weeks psis, 10
the ssid nd Monday Of Apsi. 4. =
.,t ] PRANK FORD.
- Clesk.
Tsussopy-Tsst:
J FRANK FORD.
ksssA 70. le7s-sv. D
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
or,As.' cos''efss. Esty'. cs.a',. sss:-

o',As.s ces''stss, Hat b.. cs.a,y. Set
March -. is's.
nRDERED By THE CbURT, Tia, John "
~ bronze: >xxecssor u Francis n Goddard
late Of st Mary aSeautJ, Maryland, deens~d,
give the notice resnirsA by law TO the drc~as-
eds creditors 10 exbiLt their claims, and Oh 4
the same be publisntd once week for sis
successive weeks in q s 81 Mays Beacon.
Test: Jas + u kALEy,
Register wills for So Mary . county.
NOTICE. @tt
In pursuance ofthe shove order, herss,
give notice that ] have ebtaised from ths
Orphans CsssSo Of 81. Mays esssty Msry.
lasa, kssess ies:ns euAnsv - the psrsonaa g.
tate Of issaeis ~ Gsskss3 late Of said co de-
ceased. Ali perssss having elain q aisst the
said deceased are hereby retiked to exhibit the
s.ne 9Th The proper vvschess ATTACKED there.
%. 60 the sshscri6es, On cs beforeths lsah DAP
Of sept. 1876. they will stbssw ise by iaw be
sselsded fren all beaests Of the aid estate.
All PERSONS Indebted 70 the deressed are r..
qwested 70 uake tn0sdiase payGeat - the
JoHK y. BRoNI.
- - .a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

81 sdssAaee to our a
III Il Abssa ss6d. thas Il l.
kp( * 11Ry that the viii -
Co IL d ~ il = believed By 4 =
esd "a I'LL, Who are led "a
II ~ 3 thoix fancy dictates
y eq !. Not long I
IE6aN03yA temperate I'd
too,) khat some cassJk rss;sf the temp
taaion u. drink. vhis6 - ncthiog lass
than . dsnn1 That the rU ef ass .
free. Nov, on~e 10 admit this absurd,
deisSinsl dusAsiue. 10 10 hacch ths eeuo.
dasioa prop Of Christianity. and eoass-
s. ~. s!lsms3ss D lssss!. Sss
every oehss epeciss Of iumorality.---
Prcvidesee tks pl5esd in the breast Of
every sssq.S pcsisoishsa ipsssious one
bring . ADiEs Ter anbieiso, ssUeonr The
~s~knen 6f - pasissss. . thisa . thirst
for &histsysetc-; tbss eqnaiisinai u His
justice the di6culties under which all
naskind hAs7so struggle. .ia ssslee To
merit tbs proaised reward IL be rssists
FIRMLY ard faithfully % The snd 80
TO a60ks whss I have ssssed, which
every NATIONAL mind should. 10 to b.
keve that the assassin of the snui of
m.n h hit predominant psniDa. aad
thsrsfose should b the object Of his
daily exiseence tor overcome. / scoru
and at6ot such easheistical doesfiue ~
~Born Rki!oscphersS- BRA POeas''-
"Boy~s Dvwskurds" Remember HAT
when ssmsn reaches t6spgs of reason BE
then either abusiag, 'osusing aright his
free sciN, begins 20 iss6ke himself, and
nine cases in ten he dies - he id ssAde
Let me advise you, young men of tho
times, when YOU are invited u, tn the
bottle, on cool day. BY some deluding
advocate Of health to take little, I'LL
keep the cold out," to reflect for . NO.
ment that, in-keepinR the Guild ,oAt, il
ns often KITS the devil ias and pitiable
he the one indeed over whom he for q
single moment gas dominion Agxin,
on q warm day, you will be asked up 70
take little. it'll keep youeDol" Ns~.
l have always seen . great deAl. more
Goodness and Chriatian, depostsnsAt ex-
hibitcd BY those Who ''t:sste not touch
not and haudie not" than By tbose
warm ''adsocates of good health" !
will close bv saying. I never MAS, and
never will be, an sdusirer Of one who
blows kot aud esld wish thesa,ns breath.
l hope 70 hear from, nv able advocate
sud worthy brothers ~ an earlysday. q
-r... :. Hours, &c.,7'.id ]. w. q. :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

MARY WASHINGTON, Captain Pri,ehArI,
wall, le.v. Pier No. =. LIGHT stree, wharf
EVERY THURSDAY MIGHT, At II o'cioct
fer Fsnsers~ Ris.r dsect. far sp as Hilrs
Loading. EeiaraseE lsAvs HiiPs landing
every Monday for heeaiS, and leave B-ne-
a'ei every Tuesday ndesfng a, Q clock. for
Bsitimere, calling At ~ ,he Landings -
far eownas Fcrrs,s EhsN for pr.igh. and
PASSENGERS aad ., she audiess below Tex
cept pArker'sI for pase)ngcn My.
FREY hi received az No fibacco Ware
house Wharf, on Thursdays Only, up TO =
o'clock. 49,
PLAN-ER-Cspt. Joses will leave Pier No
Q Light street Wharf, every Saturday aud
Wednesday NOR ming, at $3.50 O'Clock, tor Fair
Haven, Plum Point. Governor Rsn end
Pstuaent river. bar up ~ Ben .diet. Re-
tsi uing. leave Beneiiet every Monday and
Thursday morning. ~ . clock, Tor Baiti-
more.
Freish, received on Tuesday, and Fr,-
days only, ~ Pier 40. ., Light street
Whan. up to 4 o'clock. -.f
March ts. isIs-,f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

BALLoU'sf M0xfHLI, NAoAzixR.r oa
AreIL.-This, magazine. the cheapest
ia1ths coantry, and the most entertain.
ing in every ruspeet; 10 issued for the
mouth Of April. and, y nice number it
is. NJ. Quad, tbs. great humorous ,wri.
ter Of Michigan, gives another install.
ment Of his thrilling story. aud there
are numerous Illustrations aud stories
which are of absorbing interest, and
well calculated to entertain house
hold. Published by. Themes 4 Talbot.
% Hawley Street. Boston, aud for sa..,
at all depots ia the country at Is cents
per coPy,r or at $3.50 PER year. subscrip-
zion. iFostpGid. .r",,s ar. 49,. ...s
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For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Deslg !,

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A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of 30
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Boston, Jan. /. 1915. ly3
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Invested in Real Estate and Mortgages in New
Yors City, In New York and United States Bond
and steadily increasing under Yearly Revenue OF
mere han
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid In
cash only. Pocica are issued payable at the death
Of the Insured, also payable AT the end of certain
Number OF years. Policies are also issued ON the
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TONTINR PLAN.

or upon the principle of aceumulating profits for
definite periods which nrst introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead.
ing business men. Fortyfou per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
SIT Tontne Life Policies, and forty per cent on Is
ave years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the intel ests of the
Pocy-holders, and in presenting the Society to no
ce, they feel that 1t has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and conserv
principles by which its various Departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
of the Society, perfect security given for the flu.
ture which of great Importance to thoee depend.
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such args an.
nual transactions as the Equitable; none is more
prompt and just in its dealings.