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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-04
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
THE SHADE OF 'ElGHTY-ONe.

Our statesmen walk in lofty ways
Ger heights where always shines the sun,
But white their gloiics brightly blaze,
Gu all their most ambitious days
Still falls the shade Of 'Eighty-one.
AZ carefully they step, they ask:
should thi. be done, or left undonei'
Though they in public favor bask,
They find 1t not an easy task
To mark their course for Eighty -one.
lis hard to Judge from year to year,
How winds will blow and currents run;
Aud though the sky to-day is clear,
They one and all have cause To fear
Shipwreck this side of 'Eighty-one.
To break treaty is no joke,
Though now our statesmen count u fupi
Better to act like honest folk,
While doletnlly the ravens croak
Above the towers Of 'Eighty-one.
For high ambition many a shroud
The fatcs already have begun;
OF all the vast and eager crowd
Each head may be in ashes bowed,
Nor hail the light Of 'Eighty-one.
Could they but see beyond the veil,
The prospect yet revealed To ronc,
I They all would tremble and turn pale,
! Perceiyng how their projects fail,
/ Tried by the test of 'Eighty-one.
/ There is a better course to steer,
A safer track to travel on.
| The path of honesty Is clear,
I Aud they " no tread il need not fear
The deadly shade of 'Eishty-one.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
The Future OF New 0rleans.

The City Of New Orleans has the
prospect of the early completion OF
the Morgan road to Houston and
the Louisiana Pacific road tn Shreve.
mort. At Shreveport she il In con-
ncction with Fort Worth by the
Texas Pacific Railroad, and at
Houston she is in connection with
San Antonio. And now We learn
that President Diaz, Of Mexico, 10
we'll disposed tn give a charter to
the American contractors seeking
concessions for road from the Ri0
Grande 10 the capital. IL il said
that Sir. Sullivan's scheme for snch
"a road would have been approved
by the Mexican Congress last VIII.
ter il that body could have been -
sured OF his ability to put the pro-
ject in operation. Ii seems to DO
evident that Diaz in willing 10 &C.
tablish much more friendly relations
between his republic and ours than
now exist, and the time ought to be
proper one tor pushing the nego;
Citations, in order to avail ourselves
Of the Presidents's great influence,
his popularity and administrative
skill. His term expires in loci,
and his successor may be a. hostile
to our interests ~ Dias appears 70
be favorable to them.
These connexions With Texas
and with Mexico present q ossl'ssss
future to the Crescent City.-Aes
bile Registsr. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

ty acres Of land from the govern
ment, (which, possibly, the parish
still owns unincumb. red, and nam.
e,l their town Lexington. The mi.
nority con;cntlrd that the nc, of the
Legislature giving the Police Jury
the power to establish nine police
jury wards in Claiborne, nOtwith.
standing Bossirr had been taken
III with two of the wards, waa still
in force, and that the parish was
not fully rcpresented-ming enti.
lied to two more police jury wards.
They created these two wards aud
ordered an election. 4. AT the next
meeting of the Police jury the two
new members, Major Jas. Dyer
and VIM. Wimlerly were present,
and the majority MAS against Lex.
ington.
Soon after. Athens, about four
miles from Lexington. WAS agreed
upon by the Police Jury for the
parish site. The "Claihorne Arad.
envy building there was used NJ 4
Court House until November -,
lS49, when the building, with all
of Parish and Court records, were
burned supposed by an incendiary.
The Academy was buitt IN 1S3-,
by a State appropriation Of 5000,
but the school had long ceased.
a new parish WAS pctitioned for,
I and in lS4S Bipnvillp was created
nv dividing Claiborne through the
middle. east aud west. Commits.
. sioners surveyed and located 10.
mpr ~ the parish site for Claiborne
aud Sparta for Bienville.
The oldest graveyard IN Clai.
horne il nj "Allan's Settlement"
! and the first civilized bnrisl was
4. thar Of fhe corpse Of Mr.-Miller,
! Grand father of "Long John Mill.
: err The first marriage was Miss
| Elizabeth Franks and Daniel Lowe,
} but Ms the parties then were IN the
$ habit of crossing into Arkansas ia
1 he married. the wedding could
t. hardly he called Of this parish.
P. Isaac Alden. John Davidson and
b u. &. Pratt, were about the only
o Wings, called Federals, and who
! opposed the reelection of P~si
:. dent Jackson. Having no Other
!, returns before me, refer to the
e following Of 1874:
il For Congress-J. T.. Morse, Dem
t, ocrat. 33s: l.. Bordelon, Wing. 18d
IL State Senate-BrazPale, Dem.
Il. 300; Judge Campbell. Wing, 233.
le Representative in Legislature
4; Killgorp. Dem, 28S; 8. r. Gee
re Wing, 22s; Poets, DEM, 500; DeaI
so Wing. 23S.
& General election in 1876:
10 For Governor-Johnson, Dem
IL $50: Landry. Wing, 1865.
r. Congress-J. f. Morse, Dem
81 400: John Waddell. Wing. 210.
81 Legislature, HOuse-R. N. Drew
III Dem. 457: 3. P. Gee, Wing, 80:
rc 8. NJ. Smith. Dem, 434; W. &. Ma
IL tin, Ind. 238.
The Democratic party Away
~ had the majority.
nj Webster parish was created
lis February, 1871, with the site
I'd Minden. A fine brick Court Hou'
e. costing 1000, has been bnilt.
he Cotton Valley. Murrelrs Poin
Shongaloo. Taylor's Store. and Ge
ch mantown, are small business centr
ut in the parish. The Minden Lam
tn inCs. Mnrrpll's Point. Noles' Ian
el ing and Port Bolivar. are u
a primcipal shipping points on q
mt Lake and Bayou. Between 100
ro. and l5.OW bales Of cotton are yes
a. " shipped from the Mihden Ian
Use Jugs. and about twice that quaint
60, ,ha ,,l.a
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Professional aud business cards, OF Zen
lines or lr,ss in length, sl5 per annum; for
SIX mouths, siO; for three months, 81
rh.,nrS, advertisements Of greater length
rIll be inserted at above rates.
Loral advertisements will be charged at
l.T,l rates, where fixed by law; otherwise
4, ,p,cial rates rs published above.
- Special notices - crlts per line.
Funeral notices Of less than ten lines.
3al IN irriage aud rcli siou, notices inserted
gratis.
Job.work executed in the neatest style,
AMI 1t reasonable prices.
August %, 1877.
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MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board
crs will tind this house IA comfortable
and well supplied rs the resources and con 70,
dition of the country will permit. The
charges are very reasonable. The stage
stand is kcpt AZ this Hotel.
have also attached to my hotel new
and commod,ous Stable, well supplied with
nroyender and water and good ostler al
ways on hand to attend TO stock.
The travelling public VIII do well 70 give
me call. A. >. hhiNObD"'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

The Calvert lsaraal snakes modest mention ~
4. Iass Issue az shs achiesements Of Sc Nine IN
he conisct Acre betussn them and The stars.
AZ he usain fAes dat he Prince FredsEickeEs
wess victorions mny nos be gainsAved. We have
ahemahs Il sthe better pars Of valor' 10 say nOi-
ing and keep cool sur shs pEesens- Weaoxwarn
the Journal, however, thns II has not hoard nl Il
i likely 10 hear Of the Stars which sun shl-
ine brightly, notwithstanding their late eclipse,
and are still to battle GerCe Inclined as when
in their olden courses they fought against Sisra.
ssIu their dcgeat Of the Starr eur club In
tended NO wrong. Hut il has contracted the
Rstf Of serving all their opponents ia that style
and did not like 10 make the Stars an exceI'-
ton. Being i'oat Of practice, and unwilling
in this hot weather to make 20 long run from
his koas Base, aud his uniform not being ready,
our iSs1isr did not accompany the club, bet our
chief vompositor took hin place, and bis score Of
runs shows that the JoMrnsf Dogs know some
thing about base ball. II Brother King Of the
Braces would only induce the stars 10 conle
over here and take Few lessons from tie Prince
Frederick e'us. we are sure that they would soon
become gel players. Our Prince Frederick
club was no more pleased with their victory than
with The kindness and hospitality which they
resolved from ese-y one they met IN Leonard
iowa. We are rather afraid 20 let them gooyer
there again, lest they might remain from home
TOO long and become disovganized rs base BAH
club. One Of our best players on last Saturday
overheard q pretty young Hiss express q wish
that The Calvert boys might be detained In Leon
aritown. lie seems very anxious 10 get there
again. We must watch him. Our club must
and shall he preservei.""
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

BlaekwoOd's Magazine for July has been
republishedby the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
Al Barclay Street, New York.
''with Colonel Pearson at Ekowe, by one who
w1s there" Is not an exciting narrative, but
gives good idea Of the difficulties to be encoun-
tered In South African warfare. The article has
a diagram Of ''the beast, " as the Zulu method Of
attack Is ealled-anS due credit u given 20 the
enterprise Of newspaper reporters, two Of whom
preceded the entrance Of the relief column iato
Ekowe.
'tRca:a" Is continued, and a small cloud seems
10 be rising on the horizon.
''The Ghost Of Morcar's Tower" A tragic
story illustrating theory Of Mesmerism, {. e.,
the power Of strong will TO influence q spirit.
''IIidden Treasures is an account Ofa snatch
less collection of sculpture" the property OF
Prince TorlOnia Of Rome, and kept entirely Pri-
vate. There are FIVE hundred and twenty pieces,
consisting Of statutes, vases, and buSts, many,
If not all, Of wonderful beauty.
'fNew Books reviews some volumes Of essays
BY Matthew Arnold and Leslie Stephen, and
those works Of Henry James, Jr., that have been
50 much talked Of lately. A couple Ofpoems and
a resume ofthe Afghan war and treaty Of peace
complete the number.
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rcssurnssrEs.


Nrew~. xos.cae ;--The Falr Ana TcaFnnsneni
i Nsrhsnsnsllls.. - pfstsousiy snseunesa
,sr..,h she eaiamsa tfths tlRAcos, teok psAes
a. Tassaag ssa Wednesday, szad asd s'Fa -
slAni.
Ven eofrrssaaasas as 90 pgsssnfs g Tues-
49,. has isarnsa lsoa cos q he fair Hsanzgess
- 49,, So ausss pleasant little gathering
and shal ne sausf $50 uas Fealizrd-
"a wednesday Ne arrived aboai 20 o'clock,
.na shs pmuAer q carriages looming up in The
distance with shose aircady within the Precinets
az shls bsautiful Etlle village ease'ths plars
vnth~r sls appearance q s0me great business Gen.
sr- an the ccrasion Of some grand national eels
hrasion than that Of q country village.
The hour Of IL having arrived, We repaired g
ne little Chapel recently built and ior The ben
80 a. which the Fair and Tournament we're held,
wherr we found prepared, under the directiOu
ana supervision Of the ladies OF the village and
neiwhboshood, q most smmptnoas dinner, con-
eizfiu~ Of all the delieaeiee Of the season. Our
onlv woader mas, how such splendid dinner,
serred In the best style, with fair and prompi
walters Ia attendance, could BE given for the
small SUN Of IS Goats. OF other features Of the
entertainment we are not prepared % SPEAK bn'
Of the zeal ami untiring energy q The ladies IN
%@N-@~N&t
strangers asf1 tAsy c0uFi eIsin tkar aams. wsean
truly say, well done.
Abouf O'Clock, from $50 to 200 eonveyanees
had assembled Ia the Geld Of II. G. Adams,
Esq, adjoining the village, TO witness the ehiv-
alrous eontest-the tournament. Soon aiaer,
seventeen knights, under the conduct q Oscar
G.. Hayden, assisted By Ignatius 3. Mattingly,
appeared In the lists and we're brought up 70 the
Judges Stand TO receive their charge which was
delivered By ID. @. Hammett, orator Of the day.
We regret not being able 10 gei this address,
so eloquent, brief and to the point-sO profess IN
It's compliments 70 woman as almost % induce
one 10 believe him youthful admirer. He spoke
Of how her charms lifted up mortal man, sub
dued bis stouter nature, rehned aud cultivated
bis taste and reminded sir knights. in ehivairona
tone, that, as they met on this occasion 70 %
bonor to the virtues and graees Of woman, they
would be the first called upon and the hrst 70
respond in time OF var, 20 protect and defend
her against wrong, come from whatever quarter
il may.
The fitting over, the Judges, J. T. n. Raley,
J. H. Hancock and D. W. Slye, announced the
-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

$4,000, 0O0.-General Walker. the SUI
perintendant Of the census. which is &c
Be taken next year. estimates the increase
Of population Of the United States in
the last decade at 10000. 900. which
win make The present population about
$4,000. 900. II Is common 10 see the
population Of the country quoted at 49,
100000, which shows that people are
opt to forget that the population gains
al the rate Of about one million annual
~. The largest increase viii be found
in Kansas, Missouri, Texas. Minnesota.
Nebraska and some Of the territories.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31
[CoxMUxIcATED.
OAKvrLLE, July 29th, 1879


MEssRs. EDrroRs-0 entlemen--You viii please
to be 50 very kind as to allow me TO say through
your columns, that am again before my native
peopIe as q candidate for seat in the next Cen
eraf Assembly Of Maryland. in 50 doing will
say, that ] am thankful alike 10 those that cast
their votes for me and those who did not. In
the series Of times that was before them, iftheir
decision was their viii i was my pleasure. All
agree that the cause ! espoused WIS just. ] am
not before ron 70 have my own grievances re-
dressed or 70 vindieate my displeasure Of any,
for believe that the majority Of both parties is
conservative We have many grievances that
might be redressed If we would consider calmly
and act in charity IN all. Looking on the past,
have been .konored alike nv Democrats and Rs
publicnns and condemned by both. But after
the excitement has passed away, those who know
me win say have done right. Ny motto has
been justice 20 all. One word 70 my c0lored
friends-be Just before you are gfnerous. II
there Is before ron more competent and wOr-
thy one vote for him. Allow me 70 call 70 your
mind the time when ] with al my house was on
the sideof Abraham. Also, when only seven 90
Hillyile voted for emancipation; when, also, Jon
were denied The right pf representation in our
party Tor the republican partyl. Acting on my
advice you gained your rights that VOC bad 50
long cherished. / will also call to your consider
alton, you think the act worth your attention,
and that Is the time when offered for you in the
state OOuNeuuON Tue Sulr43t UAts WHICH vas
carried By our worthy William J. Albert 70 the
Chicago Convention. On such a like prayer
hang the liberties you now have through the
mercy Of God. Since have been 70 eonspicn-
Gus 10 helping you 10 those privileges, Il woald
not be amiss 20 give you some advice. First. at
tend 20 your own bnsiness--fh8t il, not 70 dem
oerats. Have nothing 90 do with their political
harangues. II they cell you 20 vote for Them,
vou may tell them your party have before you
men who have suffered much on your account
and you must be grateful 10 them. IF, on the
contrary, vOu should not have such before ron,
you viii best secure this end By voting for those
who you believe vii protect your rights, wheth-
er republican OF democrat. But never vote for
any democrat that has been 50 prejudieed as new
er 20 have voted Tor q republican. With such
make no compromise And further, do not form
any combination compelling Jour 1ellow-man 10
vote against bis will. DO not try 70 get Office,
for IF yon have no Office you win be independent
and have no political siEs 20 answer for, and the
better IL win be for yca and yong generations.
DO not be deceived'by any, and especially those
THAI call themselves friends, for The prOFerb Is,
CIR enemies shall Be those Of our c8n house. If
my visws do not seem right unto yOu, yOu Rill
not czss yoBr votes for me. Hoping what have
Raia will not be miseonstTaed o. be received ia
any way bus an honest way and ne doing justice
60 All men alike, close by sAsinE--d0 the same
10 me. JssnUA Joss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

We are authorized to state. that there win be
a match game Of base ball between the chesa-
peakes Of the sth district and the Stars Of our
village on the grounds Of the latter on Saturday
next, August End, the losing club to pay the ex-
penses Of the dance which is to follow. The
Stars have also challenged the WicOmico club to
meet them in combat at LOngwOrth Point (COl-
ton's) on Monday next, August 4th, the game
to be followed by dance, the winning club to
strip the light fantastic at the others expense
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&1Vk24SA4SsE
We are indebted to a gentleman Of Mechanics
vile for the information, that in an alteration
at Hnghesville, Charles county, on Saturday last
between Jno. s. Acton and Jno. H. Dixon, grow
ing out Of the alleged seduction Of the daughter
Of the former by the latter, Acton shot Dixon
dead. The shooting appears to have been de-
Iiberate. Acton Immediately surrendered him
self 70 the civil authorities and is now in Jail.
Both parties live in the neighbOrhOOd, are mar
ried men with families and about IS years ofage.
Public opinion, our Informant states is decided
ly in sympathy with Acton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

coriczs Rains.
Since our las, issue, our county has been blessed
with several copious general rains tit is raining
at this writing, Wednesday morningl which
have had the happiest effect upon growing crops,
garden vegetables, etc, and many have ayaiIed
themselves Of the seasons they afforded to finish
planting and replanting their tobacco crops.
Though much Of the corn in the county was
past revival, all that survived the drought has
been greatly benefited by the late rains and Is
now promising fair yield.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31
Base Ban.


The match game Of base ball, between the Wi
comico Club Of ChapticO and the Stars Of Leon
ardtown, was not played on Thursday last as
advertised, owing TO the unavoidable absence Of
three important members Of the visiting club. A
practice game was, however, gotten mp and
played, for the amusement Of the many visitors
who had come 70 Town in expectation Of seeing
the match game. Although the wiComicOs
were defeated, stiIl we think It was proved that
with their fun nine and q little practice they
would make good fight for, Il not win, the
championship Of this coanty. The game was
rounded OF D. ; Bop. All seemed % enjoy
tbemselves. Eow, ssA word TO the wise i safR-
rienf,s' 30 Ne win not give the Stars lecture
upon their loose 6elaipgs They know Ehy they
we're defeated In tEeir late contest with the Prince
Freaeriek Club, ana it : the part Of wise men to
learn BY expeiience.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31
Weems' Line or Steamers 60 the
PatuXeBt River.
FRUIT SEASON ARRANGEkENT.


On and after WEDNESDAY. July 2srd, the
steamers wENONHAH, PLANTER and
NARY WASHINGTON will run
ne follows:
wEHONAH-egery Sunday night, At 8 O'Clock,
for Patuxent river direet, Is FAR up as Bristol.
RetarniRg, will leafe. Bristol every Monday
morning, sf 10 o'clock, Or Baltimore, calling &c
go the landings below Benedict (exeept Park
er's, Abeliis and Planferssl and ~ Governor
Ron and Plum Point FOR frnif aud passengers.
FEeight received On Saturdays only at Pier 8,
Light Street.
PLANTER every Monday and Thursday at
e.5O o clock, =. m., for Plum Point, Governors
Run aad Patuxent river, far mp as Benedict.
Returning, leaves Benedict every Tuesday and
Friday morning ~ O'Clock for Baltimore.
Freight received on Wednesdays aud Saturdays
at No. Tobacco Warehouse Wharf.
MARY WASHINGTON every Wednesday
Night at o'elOek for PatuxPnt River direct, far
up as Bristol. Returning, leaves Bristol every
Thursday at 10 clock for Baltimore, calling at
all landings below Benedict lsxcept PaFkers
AbeIys aud Planter'sJ and at Governors Run
and Plum Point for fruit and passengers-
FreigHs received Oh Wednesdays At Pier .,
Light Street.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
s. IT. FORBES, Superintendent.
OaBee lI4 Eghtstrvst Up stairs.
July 81, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

TIE Importance Of a singis vote was fOrcibly
illusfrnted By the Iaae primary election in this
district. Ten delegates were to be selected and
there we're two opposing tickets in the field
Upon counting the tickets, Il was fcand that fire
on skeh de had tied Al So. The County Goa
ysnsisa Tuesday usadean equitable settlement
Of tbs difisuisy. bus the importance Of dngle
voie In acss contest Is not thereby diminished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31
ssusAsra ga. sailroaa.

We wereplaeedon Tuesday Iassin possession Of
information which has greatly revived our hopes
Of an early settlement Of the difficulties which
have impeded the new organization In making
a commencement locking TO the completion Of
the Southern Nd. Railroad. We have been 20
ofGen deceived by fair promises made in behalf
Of this road that we prefer not at present to make
known the information we have received, but
we repeat, Il has greatly revived our hopes Ofan
early commencement Of work on the road.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

Land Sales.
Jas. II. Wilson sold as trustee on Saturday, 26th
instant, atractofIand, located on the st. Georges
river in the And district, known as Lot No. &,
or the Tippett Farm, containing ls9 acres, for
$2,2lO. Purchaser, John W. Tippett.
On Tuesday last B. @. Combs sold at Trus-
tees sale tract Of land known as the ''St. Ini-
goes Farm" located in the LIST district and con-
tanning ISL acres, for S4595. Fenwick Taylor
Fsur:, purchaser. The above farm Is the same
Of which the late Logan o. Smith died seized
and was formerly in the ownership ofRObt Crane,
deceased t&f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-31

We have before had occasion to thank gen
erous friend Of the BEAoOx for liberal presents Of
Cuba smoking tobacco Of prime quality, and on
Tuesday last we we're make the reeiPients ofstill
another o. his acceptable fayos. But that we
know thepublic mention ofhis name would notbe
agreeable to him, we should be quick to rush him
into print with an appropriate eulOgy. As il
Is, We content ourselves with this reference, the
expression Of our sincere thanks and our best
wishes for bis welfare.