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Making Gold.


The odd thing is thai the alchsmists were
probably right in the principle, even in their
| widest dream. Every fresh advance in
| chemical science encourages the belief that
the metals, in their various classes, are
really identical as to ultimate substance
indeed, possibly all of them together, with,
it may be, the other elements, blend into
some such common matter az the scarcely
imsginary hydrogenium, OF which hydrogen
is the vapor. DIR. Norman Lockyer's re-
searches with the spectroscope tend to con-
firm this unity of material; and if it exists
Paracelsus was right, and gold ia merely an
allotropic form of other substances. In say
ing this, however, we hasten 10 reassure the
Stock Exchange by adding that the theory
would bring chemists none the nearer 10
practice in regard to manufacturing gold by
the ton. The student of science can make
palladium or platinum combine almos.
miraculously with hydrogen, and melt gold
IN selenic acid; but he knows little of that
subtitle and dnspproachsble chemistry by
which the esrth's primeval heat fused and
formed, under pressures and conditions
inimitable by Usher gold and iron, her
salts aud crystals. Man must dig for mug
gets and dust still, or work for the shin.
ing stuff with hand or head. The worst
that could happen to shake the great idol on
his metallic throne would be-what is car
tainly geologicaly possible-the sudden dis
covery of mother nugget of gold, mon
strous central deposit in the cavernous base
OF some Australian mountain or reef, fur
nishing, say, half million tons of specie.
That would shake the markets and send sill
yer up; but spectators need not fear science
nor the modern alchemists.
Meanwhile, if we have not inherited from
the ancient Archimages the universal solvent
or the elixir OF life, at least they gave US
chemistry. 1t was in cropping along that
dark fantastic road OF wild desires thai
Roger Bacon discovered gunpowder, Gebir
nitric and hydrochloric acid, Valentine the
precipitation of iron, and Paracelsus his
ssrur,d docrriur- of the unity of visible mat
ter. Thus does nature teach her children.
With the childish allurements of alchemy
she led them toward chemical truths; with
the superstitions of astrology she seduced
them into the sublimilies of astronomy.
Gold also-the embodiment of wealth-is in
like manner her go-cart, il were, or nur-
sery pIaything, for humanity.
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A Scandal That Drew,

The venerable clergyman arose slowly in
the pulpit, and glsncing around on the thinly-
scattered congregation, said in an emphatic
tone, in which there was more OF sorrow Than
of anger: "My beloved brethren, l am in
hopes that there will be more present next
Sabbath, as l will then have occasion to re-
veal a scandal which has long oppressed my
heart. II concerns the members Of this church
very deeply, and no one who has regard Tor
eternal happiness should be absent" When
the benediction was pronounced the handful
of people slowly dispersed, but behold how
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Iadies Are most Attractive

When their faces are free from pimples
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health
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Stealing a Reputation.

Would you trust one dishonest enough to
steal the reputation of another, to make for
you nytbing-especially your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compound, d !?
How to tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
ulstor: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having a large red 2 in the center and the
signature of J. III. Zsilin & Co. on the side.
All-others are worthless and injurious imita-
iions Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
too precious to endanger.
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TRESTEE SALE.



pY virtue OF the terms OF trust deed made tc
ID me as trustee, by * L. Belcher, as appears Of
record in Chattel Book No. L. page 296 in the Reg
isters Office of Shelby county, Tenn, default has
ing been made in the payment OF the indebted
therein secured will, at the written request
of the beneficiary. on
Tuesday. August 10, ISS2,
between IL O'Clock m and z O'Clock m, in front
of my office, No. 30 Madison street. Memphis,
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing personal property orcollateral securities:
First-A claim against the estate of W. B. Green
law 4 Co. npon Judgment in the Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, and when assigned was on petition
in the Chancery Court OF said county, in a cause
entitled w. B. Greenlaw VS.. S. Z. Greenlaw e al,
No. 2724, N. F. D., the original Judgment being for
$3.50.
Second-Attorney' fees of the said E. L. Belcher
in the fol owing cases, in which cases proper as
signments OF these fees have been filed, wit:
In the Chsncery case of Jennie Marie, by next
friend. E. L. Belcher VS.. V. Bacigalupo ct al, No.
3I6S, R. D., o. the Chancery Cou It of Memphis.
Third-Also, the fees of the said Belcher in the
case of Elvira Durfv VS.. James o. Durf ct al, No.
1887, K. D., of saic Chancery Court.
Fourlh-Also, the fees of the sid Beieher in the
case of Angelo Marie VS.. r. A. Parker, Admins
traitor of Vincent Bseigalupo, No. 3l47, L. D., OF
said Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
Fifth-Ten sharesof s ock in the Irish American
Building and Loan Association of Memphis, Tenn.
Sixth-Four shares of paid up stock in the Mem
phis Bar and Law Association Of Memphis, Tenn.
W. L. CLAPP. Trustee.
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FnrorianI.

When you visit or leave New York city,
save aggage. expressase and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
tral depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant TO oms
fitted up at an expense of 81 900 reduced to 81
and upwards per day. elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tina n ct
any other frst-class hotel in the city
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FIoyd's ladies' Restaurant.

Patrons of our house will appreciate the
many improvements lately made. Our Res
taurant will compare fsyorably with any in
LARGER cities
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIS August 9.-Night-River fallen
inches, and is now I6 feet IL inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and cool. Arrived:
City-o Alton, New Orleans. Departed:
Future City and barges and City OF Baton
Rouge, New Orleans; John B. Maude, Mem
nhia
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OLD Reliable

PITTsBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now is
the time 10 lay in wiuter supply.
BROWN & JONES,
.JQo Main
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LOTTERY.
ThsLITTLEHAvANA COMPANY

supplement to Royal RsYaaa Letter y
Fakes Place July 24. 1852 Augugt 8
1SS2. August "A. ISS2.
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INDICA
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair sceather,
stationary or slight rise in temperature, ,einds
mostly from north to l0est, IN eastern portion
higher barometer.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN
MEMPHIS, TENN. :, August s, 1882, pm.
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Adiourn'd Meeting of stockhoIders
IN THE
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.

WHEREAs, The Convention Of stoc5noiderss
wv In the Memphis and Cnarlestqn 5a ~ :,
Directors Of aid Company IN Memphis. Tenn, on
the I'D day Of June lSs2, BY unanimous son 20.
iourned 10 meet ia Huntsville, Ala, on the Aoui1n
Tuesday in August next: g.. a..
Now therefore notice Is hereby gwen mat tne
stockholders IN said Memphis ana SnA,l. ston
Railroad Company viii meet, porsuaHI 70 Sa1ouiA
ment. in HUNTSVILLE ALA, on
Tuesday, the 22d Day OF Aseest, 1851
TO consider and vote upon pfoposltion o. e9nse y.
aaAro1 Of The Memphis ana @ 49,, $500 80 80
paDies, and TO transact any and 81 other nnslnszz
which nav come before them, the s@ne rs a. a
Tssulzr annual meeting. ...s. n,
The Com psrys eeests al the several tatlons VII
furnish sf1ckhoIders win free passes % and from
the rne.ast,S 81 Z. CRUISE.
Secretary az the Memphis AID Cheriezton ksiiroed
Company. and secretary Of the 5tocknoioeH
GonEention, which met In AemPnsS aeaA''
June n ISsa
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beware ofImi.ations.

The otior of Floreston Cologne is entirely
new. See signature of Hiscox & Co. on
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Fulmer, T'hornton&CO.
Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers
ses--s1o 'FRONT.' STREET. MEMPHIS. TENE:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fuller Electrical Company
OF NEW YORK.

L Improved apparatus of the above system for
all pun poses of electric lighting Special attention
given 10 the lighting OF mills warehouses and
steamboats. and estimates furnished wherever re-
ouired. A. HITZFELD, Agent,
233 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Made with great care, finely favored and
fresh every day
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French Steam Dye Works.
Ladies' aud gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Riegel's, oSi Jefferson street,
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Agents Wanted.

Tn every portion of the United States By the
Il Enf City nsfFfmG1sat Association OF
- obfle, A Ia for unmarried white persons rnsIe
snd female. Once No 81 St Michel street; No
bile, Ala Organized and chartered for % wear
1882 Plans original New features Members can
marry st The e5 piration Of three months Reler-
and members. Opportunity Of 4 lifetime fer
agents. Certificates 5000. Address By letter
Loekbcx 726, Mobile. Ala, or IL person at lie
ONCE, - St. Michael street. Mobile, Ala.
Mobile, Ala, July 10, 1852.
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SEW sCHEH E22,0Os Tickets only O.
eaeh-943 Prizes GUS. Currency s22. 2SO.
NEW SCHEM E-GRAND PRIZE $4,000
81 Canifzl
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COttOnGilDriTerS

80 An Extraordinary Improvement in
Ginhouse Mule, Horse and Ox-Powers,
patented March, 1ss2. A postal card
addressed to the I'D. C0TTON-GIN
DRIVER WORKS, Louisville, Ky, will
give you convincing evidences Of the
great value Of this improvement.
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Gaston's HcfeI.
New CLARENDON Hotel.

I a. d n 80 ..-...-L Ii. ~. ID UNI
MADISON AND SECOND.
Largest sample-rooms in the city for commercial
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FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

A woman does not care 80 much whether
her costume is warm in winter or cool in
summer. All that she requires is that it
shall look warm in one case and look cool
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21
FOr fhs Bsaeva.1
4 Rsia nsmair q -. JsAaH. 9urnsr.

Mine be the honor to raise the song
of praise to thee. Oh noble, departed
spirit. The deceased was born in Sc.
Mays county. Aug. 18th, 1916.
He began his life Of d.vsiiln to lit
erature at Forest Hall. " aud compile
ted his education at Washington
College, Hartford. Connecticut.--
Whilst there. his certificates bear eye
idsnce Of his high position in the e.
TEEN of bis teachers and in the hearts
Of bis fellow students.
He was highly regarded and
prominent member VI the I. X. A.
Society.
His tastes for literature and scienca
induced him to esnbracs the profess
sion Of Inesliuine A. his calling
He won his degree q. d. at the
University Of Maryland Hiserad-
uating thesis was highly c0mmend-
ed for its originality and thorough
comprehension Of inEricats pathology.
In 1910 he was appointed % the
-Almshouse. where. Nv reason Of his
accurate observation. success and SEE
enti6c management Of disease. he Vas
soon offered the coveted and rezl,0n-
sible position Of resident l.hysician.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

How rHE PREsEEr TARIFR WoRKs.
The following striking preaenta-
ton Of the paupsrizing and iniqui-
tOus effects Of she present tariff IS
made By DIR. Tarnsr. Of Kentucky. a
member Of the present Congress:
'-Undsv che operations Of the pres
ent tariff. the farmer rises in the
morning. puts On his common flannel
shirt taxed IS per cent. bis coat taxed
III reF cent. shoes taxed Sc per cent.
hat taxed 95 per cent. takes the wa
Ter from bucket taxsd 95 per cent.
and washes his face in tin bowl
taxed s. per cent. dries them on .
cheap cotton towel taxed As per cent.
Hs sits down b his humble meal and
eats from . pDats taxed 30 per cent.
with kniis and fork taxed s. per
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

SrArE PRoHIBIrlox.-The Mary
land State Temperanee Alliance met
in Baltimere on Tuesday last and
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved. That in the opinion of
this convention the time has come to
strike for the highest atiainsl.le good
in this direction: that j. ~ saw. for
an amendment to the constitution Of
the State Of MARYLAND. by which the
mahufactnre and sale of Intoxicating
liquors in the State shall be forever
prohibited: and, that to this emil
the Executive Committee Of the State
Temperance Alliance he requested TO
take the necessary steps for the or
ganization of a campaign. which shall
have for its object the securing of APP
propriate Legislation TO submit to the
voters of the State for their adoption
or rejection such an amendment to
the constitution Of the State.
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cent. drinks his coEse with sugar
taxed IS per csnt-. seasons his food
with sslE taxed 50 Per csnt., pepper
taxed a Ter eent He lonka arsnnd
- his wile and children, all ssxed in
the sama way. takes chew Of sohac>
GO taxed $50 reF cent. or lights his
cigar taxed ll8 Ter cent; and, air.
even the sunlight from heavsn. thar
p0urs into his humble dwelling. must
come through the window glass taxed
50 per cent. and vet he thinks be
lives in the freest government under
the heavens. Then he starts 10 work,
puts the bride taxed IS per cent. on
his horse, and takes his horse that
has esen shod. the nail used in shoe
ING taxed 50 per cent. driven by q
hammer taxed . per cent. and bitches
him % paow taxed As per cent.
with chains taxed So per cent: aud
after the days labor il closed and his
family all gathered around. be reads
q chapter from his Bible, taxed Is
per cent. and kneels 10 God on an
humble carpet taxed 81 per cent,
and then he rests his wearied limbs
on Q sheet taxed Is per cent, and
covers himself MP with blanket
which has paid 10l per cent. Nor do
these grasping manufacturers stop
here. bat even the broom which his
good wife sweeps The floor with is
taxed s. eF cent. and the cooking.
utensils dNed in preparing her hns-
band frugal meal ara taxed - per
cent. and the soda usesi to tighten
his bread taxed 50 per cent. She
sits down to her sewing with her
needles taxed 25 par cant, and
spool Of thread taxed "a per cent. 10
make calico dress taxed 81 psr cent;
o. if she wishe. to knit warm socks
TO protest her husband and children
from the hitter coli. she naes warn
taxed 40 per cent. and TINS daily
and hourly must the hard earnings
OF the lsborer 90 b satisfy she man
nfacturar and aid 70 bis in-gottsn
wsalth."
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RATIFICArI1,x xUrICg.
In 81. Mare cnaniv Orphans Cour
Deresmiser laah. lRa1

In 81. MAry's cnansv Orphans Cours.
DsceuHlssr 18Th, lss5.
Ordeset U, Tnat tise sale q the Real Estate
e JAMES fERHALLs. derrzspd, aside by
jus. p. AOkGAs, Trustee o. the sid de-
esased, aaa FelHwl~d a. lhiA C.yart d, lid
dEssiee. - ratihel and c0b6rnsa uniess
cause y slaown % The c0afzFy, % 80 IseiOrs
She 18th dag Of Iau., lss3-providxd. a cons
% thia order 10 inseg1ed IN the NJ. Mars
bEAc'ss, newsrueF Publisilsd In Sc. Mary q
eosntys - lutss ene< week. 6or tisr-e sse-
ee>aivs wsxks, -heersths I9sh dag oGJsannagy
sext.
The report STATES the amount q sales 20 BE
Eve handrsd dollars.
John L. MII.BUEE,
In TEPPELT,
PC. LOVE-
Dec. q. Ises-aw.
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DIED.

in Baltimore riiy. 0n the sth insi.. Mrs
SALidE n. bENT, in the s5ih year u be,
age =.
sln the 18th inst. IT Dipshrri,. EU';KNE
FRANkLIN. sun of Iansrs y. and Jennie Is
Alsell, a;fsd years, ? months nd 20 davs
Another link broken d, the TERRIBLE -rs.arxe
winch h,s srverrd The ender lies ~ h.ch hound
40 sisany drar little onGs - earth Unly cue
slort week ago. are wereralsd upon 20 INC urn
the loss u title tough, AID n0w the young.
eat. little Eugene he Eose 10 j..in h,m viii
the aDgels.
10 eeP not. d~aF laaFrnts for although 10 =
hard t0 Weld NJ oar daTlings 81 II must ! 9
. sweet aud rOHsoiing "a, ughi .. kHow thai
ihsy ere n0s, vita tbs anse' psAying fBr
y0n.
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~ MEN0RIAN


IN memory Of WHILE, Coas, NcHEx and
Mans IARBsE. Who died wsIlsin Is RS:
Hoe diihca.t to rsxDnri.e the Irlsr liOus
heart sf uas, nnaidrd b. the 'emrhin q 81
r.veisiion 10 the aflic.ve dispenss isn Of
pr0sideuve, wisrH .. in The gssse we n0w re-
essfd. The neAFrss aud dearest tiss are sns..
der q by She ruth q hand Of death In SNATCH
ing trusn as fAese Eale Tered Gssss. In wasun
the trnieress al xiioas had csn. ensfaesse, wv
are ready 10 &nesii..n the justice oT the As.s
that owes whrlnas - with dep gloom and sOr-
rpw. Bui Ihrrein we sfe taught that the
Mighty Euirs Il 'tO9 wise O. err aad that
Those whoBs The l0seih Re tsketh % himstlf."
Then, w0ana-i lsase aIs, grisSe not over your
angel rliiirrD, bui rather Fejvisx. thar thrY
have been taksA ese thy knew sin. trpm the
ailnr sneuis and trasIia; ions OF a wicked
world, SO the resllas gf ineEsb biis4. Co
1spk ihrough all esernity Ia she ssnilss Ct the
kedscmer. and ual 70 wish Chrrnlsisa and sir-
raphim iH bic usreaiRg praise. Let this
nsins0nisisa, address iirsaxh crushed 4 4
buksu hearss, mmke your yak surh - 20 Ia
sars happy rruniSa with ySAr leTsA onus,
bcyOna thv e0nfinrs VI time
Farewell, dear onesi loag farewell.
Eos we shAlI mres no ns.rw,
Till we are rnisea with tlsee 10 dwell
On Zioas happy shore.
Our litlle iopnd saes, lol are deed,
Tie c1ld nnd IifwIeas clay
iins made IN dust iis 81 emf bed
And there il mast decay.
Dut sre they fead ? NO. M, they live;
Their happy spirit Eses
20 hzsven aiDove. and thrFe receive
Tlse l0ag exPertsd lsiss.
Farewell, dssr onez, again Es-ewelll
SOFA sc SHALL rise Is thee
And whea re mees no lnnwHe can tell
tsOw great Car jeys shall b~,
D. their IosinE cousin.
Ipa.
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INSPECTOR SoNEnyILLE RESIGNS. -
The investigation of the charges
egainst hr. AIe1aAder. aamsrsilIe.
Inspector Of State tobacco Nprehonss
70. 2. has beeA terminatal By the
withdrawal Of the charges against
him. which were for alledged miscon-
duct and. incompetencV. anI the res
ignation cflhat Official. M. Bannon.
counsel for DR.. smool. one Of the
psEties to the charges stated. when
he abandoned the prnpecntion, that
lac believed Mr.. Somervills. in bic
management Of the warehouse. had
acted In good faith and honestly. end
that whatever existed ia the ill-man-
agement of the waFehonse was the
fault Of a system which had grown up
in the house rather han the fault Of
the inspector himself. Ha therefore
desired to withdraS the charges
against Mr.. SOlnerville.
Judge MAgruder. Mr.. SOmervilIe's
counsel. ssId Mr. S0msfville lad
found his position ~ tobacco inspac-
tor exceedingly annoying. and was
DESTROYS Of retiring TO priyate life.
Judge Magrn'ler han,led TO the Coy.
the re- iSnatiOn 4 Mr.. Sonsrvi.le. to
take effect January |, 1888. which
the Governor aaid he wUlld accept,
and gave notice that be wonld Gil the
vacancy by the lst Of january.
Gov. Hamilton said that from the
investigation he could ses that many
abuses anl much Encouragement ex-
is:ed in the conduct Of the tobacco
warehouses that customs had arisen
which had virtually superseded law.
Referring to the syStsIn of marking
hogshesdS with fictitious nalnes, the
Gov. said that the law applied AZ rig
idly 20 scrap tobacco ~ to any other
tobacco. aud that tllesy ~ism of marking
and selling thunder fictitious names was
wholly wrong and detrimental to the
tobacco interests. IIs Thought it would
be better mos tOssll the scrap tobacco
1T all rs tObacc... but il it was sold.
the proceeds Of such sales should b.
strictly accounted for 10 the State.
The Governor prOnonac,sl the InIiti
cal assessments alleged TO have been
carried on at the WAREHOUSES "a afro
c'o'ls. aud said assessments for these
PURPOSES were ,lisgrace. 10 national
aud Stare governments. He said the
purpose Tor which thear assessments
ate matte il 10 corrupt eleciiuns in one
form or another and he would con.
d'lnn them severely. lie a.lde.l: II
want il distinctly understood that IL
"Ay tOi'ac''1 Inspector. Or any other
officer under my auiAoEily. shall
withhold amy Part OF the wages OF
employees under them. | shall regard
u ~ q cause Tor instant removal. The
warehouses sl'"'li'i he conducted on
business principles. anil is shall be
any endsavOr AS Ear =. possible 20 80.
that they ara 10 eonlmessa. I am
grAti6~l-at t.lis termination Of HI.
investigation. I trust that il NAV
have the effect Of l.arging the ware
houses generally Of sxiatia, abuses"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

The Senate on Rril ~ last al ,pts.l
an a'nen'lasnt 70 the Baakrnpt bin.
on motion Of Senator M,rSAa, de-
signed 70 hrsAkapgsmIslias in stocks,
bOn.la or othsr securities, grain. cot
ton. tOoseca, suStr. fol. prOven,lsF
and provisions. TIE alneal,asn,
makes slsaling ia 'fsatars. il any of
tue prohibited article. q cnsa for in.
voluntary bAakruyt.sy. NV. the
States sh,uld sappI-nsut lhn act u
C'nSrsss BY N Ixlag sHah g0ablinS q
criminal otEanss. AMI then the nsfe.
rlo'ts business would sn.l. aal tha
Wall street sharks. ami the cJtton.
tobacco. grain And psovl4iaa "a nblsrs
IA ell tha cities wOald b. roarsl II ON
their strunghOlds.
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TCuMMrxlcATEO.

Messrs. Editors We read with pleasure
the al infringement of Mr.. l.. 20. t'aLter M =
candidate for rr-eiec'ioa 70 the lower branch
Of the next Genrral Assembly Of Maryland.
J. Mr.. Canter is gentleman Of stIicf inIegri.
81, &C mnss,mpruinlsiA K honor, al great SER
asDnA wosssl. and i thorough, consiseni
aud aanrh rel.ubIi.ah.
ile has rendered valuable services to his
party In many ways aud his coutse in the
last Legislature rcrvi ed the favorable rom
m~ndRii0n o. his numerous friends lea this
SECTION aud won the respect Of his pOlilicai
adverssries.
We feel that his reelection 10 certain and
thai this rccO2 nitson ri his personal and pO-
Iitical worth. aud OF his past servirrs. will
meet with Che unqualified approval OF a.. w.
sers OF 81 Georges.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-12-21

TIE OYsTxR PoLscE sLook BsA.E.
-Jrdgs Miller. ofths Anns Arundel
Circuit Court. has rendered his de-
cision in the nsndamus case Of esna-
tor WelIa. ". Gov. Hauiltcn, IN re-
latiOn 10 the oyster police sloop.
granting the mandamus q prayei By
the appellants. compelling the dsliv-
cry Of the bill il question 70 the
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals. and
recognising the same ~ lsW. The
bill was introduced BY Ssnaior Wells
nj the last session Of The Legislature,
and provides for IN additional oys-
ter pOIiesslOOpfOr the waters Of Anne
Arundel county, The controversy
grew out Of the failure Of ths Gov.
ernor to deliver il with the other
bills passed II thAsspsion which had
become laws 70 The eissk's once.