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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

II u no sign Of prosperity tnas sne man
who never edverttSes Is doing business u
m ga stand still Sentinel
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

-Coalman-''I can't give you any moro
than nifty cents . hundred weight"
Ieeman-'.A;l right II you letme weigh
IL o. your own scalea"-Lifa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

FREsHSEss and purity arc impaired 70 the
compilation BY Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

FoR twenty i've cents you can get CArter's
the world. Don't FORGET this. One pills dose
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

AL cases Of weak or lame hack, backache,
rheumatism, will ind relief by wearing ono
Of Csrter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Bockacho Plastexs. Price . centA Try them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

had calls for twelve bottles Of Smiths
Tonic Of Syrup oneday before ncQn. There
such good satisfsction.J.A.H sr,sood, Cor
Gsth, 0iaG.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

A STABLE Govefnment must b. estao-
Hshed b. good horse seoses-N. y. IKE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

I'm best cough medicine Il Piso's Cure
tor consumption. Sold everywhere. sc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

ALWAYS discount what man says when
mad. About temper sent win do.--Smith
Gray Z Co.'S Monthly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

THRY arc introducing Peruvian does Into
this country. Hereafter there will b NO
scarcity Of Peruvian bark.-Plundcr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

When fellow IL in love with . girl,
he can hardly believe that she returns
his affection. But when he hears that
some girl he cares nothing for is in love
with him 1t does cot surprise him in the
,east-Terre Hauts Express
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

Woux-oU7 street railway equlneo 90 b
chased - hefso Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26
How 70 Go Up Stairs.

II saw two girls with their escorts
walking up Corey Hill yesterday" says
an observer Of girls. ''Ono Of them
went up like . rubber ball. bouncing
and bounding 1t every step, chattering
briskly to her companion as she wont,
and stopping now and then to pant .
little and take fresh start both with
her bounding way Of walking and her
chatter. Presently her friend camo
quietly along. She was letting the
young man beside her do the talking.
and she was mounting the long hill
with short elastic steps. She used her
heels ~ we'll - her toes in going up
hill" It 10 good rule for hill climbing
and one 70 be remembered IN going
upstairs. Women doctors say. and
many women prove it in practice, that
BY going upstairs slowly. with the foot
heel and toe alike-put firmly on each
stair, one may arrive ct the top Of four
flights Of stairs really rested, instead Of
gasping for breath, - when one runs up
stairs. Going upstairs Is good form
Of exercise II ono goes at 1t in the right
way to get its bene6ts.-Boston Trans
cript
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

rn woman who conquers her husbana
with : broonstick may So sid 70 have wca
. sweeping victory.-Binehansoa hepah-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

Noxs equal 'sransilrs Punch 60 Cis.z.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26
the PRECIOUS METALS.
Statistics q 1hslP Production ID Tie Unlte6
States In l000.

Statistics q IhslP Prediction In Tie Unlte6
States In 1880.
Edward o. Leech, the Director Of the
Mint has submitted to Congress . re-
port on the production Of the precious
metals for the calendar year 1889, from
which tie following figures arc taken:
The gold product Of the United States
Was 1,SS7. 900 hnc ounces, Of the value
II 90. 600, 900. against s.. ooo. 900 during
the preceding calendar year. OF the
gold product Of the United States.
81. 95o. 047 was deposited 1t the mint1
for coinage and manufacture into bars.
The silver product Of tho mines Of the
United States for the calendar year
1889 was approximately $4,000, 900 hne
,uncea Of the commercial Value Of
$40, $50, 900 and Of the coming value Of
f6i, GAG, 49, against an estimated pro-
duct for the calendar year lSss Of
IS, 'S3, $50 finc ounces, of the commercial
value Of e43. 0:0, 900 and Of the coming
value Of $50. l95. 600. an increase over
1883 Of about 4.2l6, 1858 fine ounces, Of the
commercial value Of 8, 730, 900.
In addition to the silver product Of
our own mines about 1000. 900 ounces
Of silver were extracted from lead ores
imported into the United States and
smelted In this country, and over
5000. 900 ounces from base silver bars
imported. principally from Mexico.
making the total product of our mines.
smelters and refineries about 81, 00O, 600
fine ounces Of silver.
The total value Of the gold deposited
ct the minis during the calendar year
was $4s, COS, 072, of which s4:, 500, 200 were
new deposits and 81, 303, 500 redepos;ts.
The total deposits and purchase of sil-
yer aggregated 80. e97, 56A standard
ounces Of the coming value OF s4s $751;
le5, OF which 81. o74. 4ls standard ounces
Of the coming value Of $4l,o77,s65 con-
sisted Of new deposits. The quantity Of
silver purchased for the silver-dollar
coinage was q, l25, 357 iine ounces. cost
ing SIS, 379. $40, IN average value Of 93.5 50
cents an ounce fne. The amount of sill.
yer offered the Treasury Department for
sale aggregated ii, 965. 200 dne ounces.
The net loss Of gold and silver to tho
United States by ex- ess Of exports over
imports Of the precious metals was ~
follows: Gold, $50, ss6, 75s; silver, SlA.
7ss, ee6; total. S5s,67s, 419.
The total metallic stock OF the United
States is estimated to have been a. fol.
lows: Gold coin and bullion, $3.50 :75..
oO7; silver coin and bullion, SASS, 1856, 624;
total, 81, 1:7, 66S, 631.-Washington Lot
ter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-26

uS0 NC 0ccu II. wv u0 uoO ucoEV Sut
words spoken-and BY her. Katharine.
Now he remembered the occasion per
fectly; they had been talking Of friend
ship between man and woman, IN idea
OF hers had struck him - clever and
original, and when he said % she told
him she had seen IL in . book she had
recently read, and he remembered that
she lsughed - she spoke Could it
have been this? He turned back to the
first pare; underneath the title was the
line from Measure for Measure:
a. hold you q . thing enskyed and sainted."
but NO name, nor any sign to indicate
who was the author. "Will they never
learn to send in thsse thin9s propsrlyT'
he growled Then . suspicion darted
through his niad % snddenly that his
heart stopped beating for . moment,
and then began 10 throb With great
hope. He looked ct his watch. and.
springing 70 his feet tied mp the
precious package With trembling hands.
There u time get" he murmured- II
will not let the night pass with this
mystery unsolved. Dear Katharine. ny
poor girly'
He jumped into cab and In Afeeen
minutos waD at her door. A sharp north
wind had driven away tho rain-cloads.
and the stars were aiming brightly.
Miss AuAan Vas In the drawine-room
With her mother, the maid told hin,
and there were other callers Naeken-
de walked into the room With the pack.
age under his arm Tho guests, A cid
erly couple. he'd risen 70 60 Il must
see ron alone. at once, he Whispered to
Katharine. and, leaving her with her
friends, he walked back into the IL
brary. In . few nonsnts - joined
him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

That the salesmen 81 the Davis
Sewing Machine are the happiest and
moss contenssd men on the road ia
accounted for BY the fact that eThe
Dayia" has only to be known. sud the
advantages Of the Vertical Feed
to effect sale. The simplicity Of the
machine and the ease with which it's
every detail may be mastered, makes
1t the most desirable Of sewing ma
chimes. No better proof ia required
that il excells all other machines, than
the fact that never 10 The experience
Of any sewing machine agent can 1t be
honestly asserted that a Davis Ma
chine has been replaced by one Of a
different make. It's superiority estab-
liahes It's permanance in every home
who're it has been used. The best ID
always the cheapest 10 the end. No
caution ID necessary to those who
know "The Davis. TO others we say
buy il and BE- happy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

yeafs. was found floating ID the Sus-
quehanna rivsr near Berwick, Pa.
yesterday. He was blown into creek
at Edwardsville, Pa, and drowned
last week during the heavy rain.storm.
Thursday, May 29th.
Mr.. =. B. Prettyman. Of Mcnsgo-
merry county, was chosen principal Of
the State Normal School 10 succeed
Prot. NJ. A. Newell.
st. Stephens Catholic Church at
Bradshaw, Baltimore county. will be
dedicated by Cardinal Gibbons on
Sunday, June ID.
The presidential aspirations 81
Messrs. Sherman, Allison and Hiscock
are said 10 be AZ the bottom Of the
diacord 10 the Senate finance Commit
too over the tariff bill.
Hon. Richard Vaux, Of Philadel-
phia, was sworn id as member Of the
United States House Of Representa-
tives yesterday, and attracted much
attention owing to his picturesque
appearance.
Congressman Mudd il pushing the
charges against Capt. Sampson, Of the
United States Naval Academy.
The sale Of Intoxicating liquors in
The HOUSE restaurant At the Capitol
has haan foshid dan
The river and harbor appropriation
bill was passed.
Mr.. Thomas @. Platk war upon the
Miller forces is viewed with satiafac-
ton BY the democrats.
The body Of a young Engliuhman
named Kimber, whose disappearance
has been subject Of speculation at
Montreal, has been found ID the large
reservoir which supplies the city with
water. His throat was cut and 9
towel was tied about his neck, He
came TO Canada ID February last and
was known to have money.
Memorial Day was observed at
| Vicksburg, Miss. yesterday. Speeches
were delivered by Hen. 6. @. Hooker.
who spoke for the South, and Gen
John s. Kountz, past grand cournar- I
! der-in.chief Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, who represented The North.
| He praised the fighting qualities Of
the Confederate soldiers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

5dy Of Arthur Davis, aged ten
yeafs. was found floating ID the Sus-
quehanna rivsr near Berwick, Pa.
yesterday. He was blown into creek
At EdwardsviIIe, Pa, and drowned
last week during the heavy rain.storm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

fl. =, -
e ~ gun came to us as well as b
1917 anp placed his head On OH
S'sa'''sl' re creature's body foam
Z swsas HON suffering We burst
'Ase ssAfs aS 4 our favorite had bees
- g"n nesn and blood. The Gen.
49, a0''olng our sorrow. beokoned
.4'su'spans Nlnnao 70 him, gave some
p0,Aa'Aao snot heard Our horse was
e : iew m'putss interviewed.
s'ssos sno' answered the suspense,
NJ "s ~ 90 more of poor Billy.
x ", ,as Nnoie week occupied 10
W. s,sssn DaYs iighss shs weather was
'.s'''.' y lslasnts The aoldiefY
WsIs WHITING ooMnpy aysen1efy, less''
malaria and rheumatism, and every
morning came cavalcade Of ambu-
| lanoes ID convey acores back 10 the CITY
h,.,;s.l h,snaIs,oto,,, ~ - -.
,'ssF.'a' Ivy a
h'cisS mac Juss Oomsnsnosu J. : w waiu
movement when Gen. GFiiths refined
bis hores al one shelter tent 10 en-
ouire Of any other casuaIitiss ID the
$500 !. .,. 1880. 49, 4 IN. y.
$500 4 - F'S 1919 y
sek 1ne removal q Onians.
The infantry were encamped IN 9
4 natural sand hollow, we'll enough id
a,v waasbar bntin wat aaaaons oheav.
e. $3.50 ,a1.a.,.ssa., rs 4bt.haI.
.ssa psyonu usss1ipssOA' ~ sn's no'-
low were pits dug ior our water, that
Of the Chickahominy swampnot being
| drinkabIe
c.,,.;an az n.narai fl,no,r;no
'1n
him. We Rasd with nesltancy, May
we be pardoneds General, Offering q
/ succestion ~
ECertairiy. certainly: don't heal.
taio minute. Nv duty IA to hear
any man who has ANYTHING to saw,
i,It il not for myself Or the battery,
bnt We are losing men by hundreds
| avery morning by rheumatism and
| dyaentery. Al good ration ofwhiskey
| twioe dav. General, will eradicate
| tha evil quicker ahaa ali the hoapi,
| tala.''
aYou're right eunner Thanka 70,
your INDIGESTION. Il shall 81 herr
presently. ana vcu aes every soldie,
aela his army cup full"
AoresahIy 70 promise bv noon
Il TRAN 81 wanone was noted anproach
ting the lines direst from die citv
| MOI army or cognniasarv convevancea
Sui distiIlery waqons. Hating alop,
the rad some 500 yards apart "a III
line Of infantry and sandy hollow
each wagon In charge Of i CORPORA
and 81 az tha Cir Gnagd. Il'ha L.
halted II
ing our nam
a3y Genera
Ia FIJI every 81
shssa lines, and YOU Sss q ~ 49,
Eowilzer has the same.
Need va write that ureoautionarl
neassrs saved the lives of many Az
shounab u from the miserien II hospi
tai confinement. Tia lancuor al,
Iistless enna attendant on earnp III
and troops ia The Geld disappeared 1
I . A. 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

=
Var Department. resulting II
skirmishing at Dams /, zand 3. the
battle Of williamsburg, and grand
finale Of the seven days fights round
the capitol Of The ConIederacy. sue.
csssfully putting stop to further
asige Of the doomed CITY. Fredsriolys-
burg being the next supposed vulner.
able port Of entry, Petersburg the Last,
terminating in the capture and dss-
truotion Of the doomed capital.
After the retirement Of the Confed-
crate forces from Lessburg and les able
defsnses, what commisaary stores.
sheds and slAbling could not be re-
moved. the torch was applied 70
everything, by the conaagrAtion 81
which we Howitzsrs for q season saw
our way back to Richmond Arriving
al Rockets, whore steamers were
waiting to receive Us, we put our guns
and horses on deck and steamed down
TO Yorktown, which had undergone
the soldisrly inspection Of Mcclellan
and his army on their route to the
Peninsular, and from there through
Williamsburg ION 10 Richmond The
triumphant entry Of young Napoleon
into the capitol Of the Confederated
States. This skilful piecs Of engineer.
ing was summarily married BY our
promptly following him and driving
him on 10 the ssabcard. IN thia pre-
cipitsls advance the Federal troops
were compelled to dam up the waters
and swGmps in connecting aectious,
known as Dams |. 2 and 3. and be-
hind these defensss the enemy en-
trenched themselves, the seaboard
being open 10 him for bis base Of sup.
pies. These dam'd up waters being
ID sections, communicated one with
tho other, aud could Be drained of a.
necessity required BY those behind.
bat the impress and intention was %
inundate and submergs the land over
which their lsgiona advanced, conae-
quently much Of woodland was under
water; oak and cypress, in our imme'
diate front. many feet submerged
Our line Of march waa 90 precipitass
We dug trenches in front Of these in.
promptu Iakea. into which our infan'
try had to stand, hip deep, placing
rails and whatnot acroaa. on which tbs
men sat. There was no protection fcI
life but the mud and sand thrown in
front, under which every soldier had
20 conceal bis head, his body, biz
deep, 10 stagnans water. 40 raiae The
head above The mud heaps was death
warrant for a Confederate, lins d
sharpshooters detailed for that pur-
pose, 60 close we're The opposing lines,
| the movement Of . man either sids
was a forfeiture Of exihtence. Inad-
diticn to this border warfare. shs
Yankees would scale their breast.
works, and, wading through theas
naaapa and waters, ascend the sub.
nses and hide thsmsslges il
"a. a. light appeared,
+. -. i.nnaan. Yhaas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05
NEWS III Brief.
From aIe Baltimore sus.
"WEDNESDAY. May 28sh.

\ = tttStf @ohn MAY Xt3bhs
Mr.. Charles J. Bonaparte spoke Ii
. plain way about present political
methods, national and State. Il lis
address before The MARYLAND Civil-
Service Reform Association.
Mr. George +. Dudley. Of " .shing-
ton, son Of Col. w. w. Dfl'dley, the
T : politician, . member Der q
Bishop PareE'a theolo' zlcai claas.
The roads. b-sdgaa and crops in.
Baltimore coydnty were damaged by
Monday xrfaip storm: \.
plsss Mary Partridge was seized
With heart failure on street in Elk
ton, and died in store to- which she
had been removed.
John Shelby, colored, was found
guilty Of murder 10 the FIRST degree at
Snow Hill for killing John. Butts, also
coIored.
The army worm has appeared in
Somerset wheat and corn fields, and
i proving. sass; destructive.
A heavy raiEs cSnsed damage in aud
around Port Deposit.
President Harrison and family will
probably spend part Of the summer at
Caps May.
An effort is being made to stop The
sale Of liquors in the Senate and House
restaurants.
Representative Wilson, Of West
Virginia, says he ID bot anxious to be
assigned to the ways and means COM
mittee vacancy.
The Peace Union, il session in
Washington, adopted resolutions fa-
voring the abolition Of West Point
and other military schools.
In the House Of Representatives
Mr.. Flower introduced bin appro-
priating $4,000 towards the COM
pletion Of the Grant monument at
Riverside Park, New York.
John Keenan,, 81 The "boodle" board
Of aldermen Of 1884, surrendered HIM
self 10 New York, and gave bail for
bis appearance in court.
A Chinese girl has been discovered
living in slavery in New York.
John Startling, who lived near Sell
ma, Johnston county. N O. was Ia
ken from Tho wagon In which he was
going home with his wife Saturday
night and pto tree and shot 10
death by mg I'D men. He was sus-
] peated Of The murder Of Mrs. gsaia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

tfFE fT1 = -.
sinilssIy saaIfpsl: meet kIm The
white ila1s wa ossaAipn 81 hoaiiIitiea
and courteous undsl lsnding The
advancing men mel front 81 the
armisa for perlsy. shIbsands of men
looking on The advancing rivals, none
knowing the import il The meeting
[sAa only one 81 the lind sranspiring
during sha whole W. Conrtoualy
the officers greeted can other. and The
Federal. In a. lew vbrds = possible,
gave our guard 70 unlerstand necssai-
~ compelled an armlslee for agreed
lumber Of hours, lhatsheIr ambulAnce
corps might ba alleged 70 advance
into The swamp, rscdsr thar dead,
bury the same, fof The preservation Of
hasIth 10 both armies Sticking their
pikas ID the snbankdsnl each bowed
70 the other and respectfully retired,
carrying white handkerchief. Az.
cending the bank, etch reported his
ccmmandant tho nstare 81 the con-
ference. The exhuntlicn and arinis.
tiec To commence "a neon and eense Is
ak o'clock. Until DE messengers
again met. silence u cl tia grave
followed. Returning With thsEr white
handksrchieEs- esahlems 81 pesos
each raised bis pike and planted Il IL
the head 81 Tho line. This dons. ia.
mediatsly followed the ambulance
corps, crossing their works, wAdinp
into she awampt and thai shssa men
should make 10 profit ~ espYal, 4
line of nseu had beaA impEoviesd Il
pas Avushs And Aayxa 81 lie ru.asa
bank. relieving lhs men from sh'
walery guard. BY standing two deep
covered BY the abalsoirs Of bushes
Ia this way not Confederate soldier
was seen, Or . noyemsnt Developed.
Doring shs collecting Of the dead
The sficera 10 blue and grey stood 81
their respective pixies. sienilYing ppacl
and tranquility. II WA : military
necessity compelled On both sidea. ans
81 honorabiY abidsd " and Carried
out 81 Mcclellan, Who proved himssl
the soldier, the commander. and high
toned gentleman through every pha1i
Of biz advance 10 she campAIen~ nj
10 Richmond. SO orderly was Ii,
execution 81 removing the dead, ans
20 respectfully observed The unbroksi
ailspos throughout ibe Iiusl and ap
proceedings d The opposing armies.
paaser.by would nevsr havu dreAmp
that hostility existed between thI
forces.
Il was after removing the pixies AM
The oiEicsEs had aaeendsd The hiehs
ground the most fearful cannonadinI
commenced from behind sandbag furli
locations oesed, with reekIng fawhidss
the shot rsboupdipg back again .
falling harmless 10 the ground With
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

Beas When man reaches forty he
begins to look around for the names
Of men who distinguished themaelyea
after that age,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

a ne W0F4&4 " hnfo af<r,4 IL ss
four Guns 81 !. $500 800 sls Pcs q
oil team. 3a,l o "a. u. 1sssp.'tsp
Vigorous. pIuooc5 !, !, 'sass sn0
WI higchad tbe t,sess 81 w. ~
fpf minute, and tha enr 49, , C, {.
a1d turned III tie soad s 81. ,s 81.
3pAi1e ahsafs 81 The oavaIrv ia MI,
Eabs At The Infantry e ~ f.yt VI.
going Oh IL tie lsfs. sss,av ! q, ,.s-
hss' u disorder towards t6s woods
rests az shelIiar fFom tbs M
enasEso he brow ii til ra;s;so
kaAensnE ~ called IS ns 4 81
'sana alas u N IL II.
s'R Nee apit SIC 49,
ssne'ns oayoass ehargs q h'a nefss.
msn' " 2 o'a g. Ibis flne playea
nAsoo M'sh w snsmy atoss snsm
Da0A - shs 1sns1A' Ioas " = ~
sato~'ns W ~ -. ~ pune = NV
a's y. vOe.'efs''ns D1a'y ~ sns o'u
Aae vAsay s'''oSa - go ~ ~
nsh Y ans ssss'0s hnvw oy''s1 nDw y
@ansgs Asss''sty = u'sP'sy : o''sa0'
p 'h'"n'1y
Tho losa Of this ritia battery % the
enemy and The sweeping are from me
s0t' 0nseksu A'asuf'nst russnss. ~
aela W. ous Own' Du' ~ns' ~
esSoms = sas uspuausHs es'ss.'
noo0ay Rnew No response y n's
nams WAs 1ssusnsu Y. t0A oA.' asu
~ s'ny p.sns'Dk - = ~, 'ns
snssA' sss eonsos'p' usaaquvas
osavef noo0ay gave : seoOna sn0usns
about az ~ ~. !" n's own y.
sources sname ahu a'sstaee' osisus
2 hM islio~s Ana mAnainu' eat
nsslng snsMy W. ulasAns ny WY =
sss on'osAnom'n5s ~ 70 ehe wss''
point aae iassFespups n's ausan0s !.
nola'pg we N'ne'sia's noAo ana ~
appsosonings snas s'as g tns swamp
r 1nls ieoai''y iol'o"eu 1ne seven
Days hsnsa roana me c'sy' snolng n
Young Napo'eon fe'hsA'. Ano'ns'
enange q nase--Iehews. q snV W =
aaehmooa ~ RECOMMENDING
w aaonld not be doing justice z
our random sketch did We omit Z
record three incidents occurring q
The ahlydeleudea road during Ne
ClaiiFn'a occupation q The phiokahoua
ny. Ihs howllzefs guns we're places
90 this read fronting the enemy
redouhts. Right and len Of these
corduroy roads sprang pr ~ 4 b
msgis everywhere Doctor Cox
farm, With high promontory Tor art'l
leFy positions, stood % The right
swanpa were nothing % Mcclellan
The York and Janes we're open an'
behind him. and By means Of thes
: rivers By gunboata and iiosilla fur
uiahsd eli bis necessary suppliea- y
obtain this advantageous pOsisiol
(Coxs FARM . general sortie was mad
from the redoubsa, which was repulse'
|, vigorously by Confederate infantry
and deadly raking Ere Of cur battery
Every advantage was II the grasp .
the young Napoleon, having unbridle'
command Of the waters, as wen .
Prof. Morse and bis areonauts wit
thar balloon apparatus. ascendin
whom and where they pleased morn
Jog. noon and night. All orr con
atructions Of lines. forsi6caiious al
movements completely under his eagl
eyed inspection, mounting and pulle
! down agaln 1t the caprice Of the spie
above d. This machine vas subiat
J % bis own control, but adroitly ksr
out o. range Of rife o. artillery shot
The impossibilitY 81 getting depreaaio
On field piece 70 reach him and Con
greva rockets not used in tho ssFvic
either side. Our forcea were hemme
Il = a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

Gg- The life Of true maui cannot
be life Of aere pleasure, II must be,
above al thinqs. 4 life Of duty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-06-05

Life should b measured BY desds.
not words.