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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20

II there be any in this county who OPP
pose this repeal, J ask them TO reflect before
they east iheir vote. IL there be any who
have money fur charitable purposes Or wish
u place their surplus money upon inter
est for the benefit Of their children. / ask
them to favor the move. which hope viii
snou bc advanced, To obtain from tho Con
cral Assembly an additional levy f0r
school purposes for this particular county,
authorized by the 8 soc. Of the said arti-
Gle.
do believe We are abe and willing to
sustain our Public Schools upon the most
efficient. extended aud liberal plan, and
Gll that Is now necessary. IS. that some Of
our popular inan put tho ball 10 motion.
and appeal to our influential men who
arc opposed to the necessity Of alms-hou-
Bss and PeniteL tiaries---Who wish not the
wheel Of intelligence 70 be rolled back By
ignorance, vice and crimO--who eto
..in vice untaught. bu. skill'd where glory leads
To aruaoas enterprises"
to favor this move, which viii enable st.
Mary's county. TO keep opsr her schools
ten months Of the year, demonstrating 10
the world the bcnefsa of Free Public
Schools, aud hand % posterity. not tho
meaus Of support. but knowledge Of tho
patL which leads 70 attainment and the Of
fsots produced by the blesaed Influences Of
Liberal Education. y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
LETTER PROM HON. BENZ. G
HARRIS.

When the democratic convention Of the
9Th congressional district was in session IN
Baltimore, Il was stated by delegates in
behalf Of Hon. BENZ. @. HaEris. our prca'
ent representative, that be was prepared e
stand upon the platform Of the Philadel'
phia Convention. Of the lib Of Augutt. -
The following letter from Mr.. Harris, pre-
viously addressed 10 one Of az, delegates
to tho convention, giving bis views in re-
gard to tie congressional test oath. Sas
also read to the body:
EbtEsBoRoCon. Sept /, 1866
Col. G. Billingsley. Dear Sir:-I ana
informed that sou have been appointed =
delegate from St. Mary's county to the
Democratic Congressional Convention to be
held At Bladensburg next week | shall
presume in a democratic convention there
will be no motives operating upon the
minds Of its members other than those
which will promote democratic principles
and no sacrifice made Of democratic men
because Of their determined adherence TO
those principles. Such conduct would DO
fatal TO any party organization whatever.
| have thought that the democratic party
was conservative enough; indeed, have
been taught to believe. and do believe, that
il is the only organization whose princi-
pies can safolJ carry on this government in
accordance with the views Of It's great
founders. This party has trusted me; has
honored me. / have served IL faithfully
in perilous times. and my principles and
honor prompt me 10 adhere TO it still.
There is nothing ia this position ! AM
gratifcd TO think, tina, comes practically in
collision with the great object the demo-
Gratis and conservatives both seem so strong
ly 10 doaire-.-tho reunion Of all the States
upon fair, equal and honorable terms. -
The Southern States express willingness
for this reunion. and all but the radicals
are anxious that II shall take place, and no
man in tho United States can, under the
circumstances, desire more strongly such
result than myself ] wish it 70 srrang-
Cd, howevef, that such man as Stephens,
of Georgia. for Instance, who has been
chosen Senator from the State, shall have
the privilege of taking bis seat. This
can never be doae without the repeal Of
the congressional test-oash, which he and
men similarly situated cannot take, aud
Done in tho South Gao take except such as
have been the enemies Of the confederate
government, and ia mos casss still Tho
enemies Of the confeiera:e people. These
n en hare. rs al can see, .. aigcas Interest,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
fol Fall Seeding

Prepare for Fall Seeding
We would call the attention Of farmers
10 the several advertisements Of J T Bar
tholow & Co. 10 this weeks issnc--par-
tieularly to the supply Of Peruvian Cuaoo,
direct from the Chinclls Islands, which was
received from alongside the vessel ~ which
Il vas imported, and never has been ware
Lousel. We sapposo this i the best op-
poriapity Of getting the pure article that
las occurred fer some time.
.BarthoIow's Prepared Peruvian Gu
auo, T" composed Of Peruvian sGnauo and
Bone Dust, Las the double advantage @
stimulating tie Immediate crop and per
ulauoa:ly improving the coil. slapy Q
cur sarmern and planters haye used i sue
eessfully. Those who have not used Il
would do we'll to give II trial.
All kinds Of Agricultural implements.
Seeds, Fertilizers. &c.. can he obtained q
their establishments 10 Washington anc
Alexandria, and on the most advaniagcou'
terms
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
DIVORCE NOTICE..
Jane A Brook. ] In ihe Circuit Cou f.r
Vi st Marys county, sill
Vim A Brook. lisiOg asa Cou't n Equi'
NJ. Isa n Z.

The Object If this suit Is to procure a
decree for divorce. uscasn Ct horo, by
the Complainant, Jane Al Brook, from the
Defendant. Wo,. 4 Brook.
Thesl5ill siafeS, IN substance, that on
the 10Th day of September. 10 the year
one thousand. eight hundred add sixsy-
four. the Complainant. Jsue A. Brook.
Of Saint Mays county, State Of Maryland.
was married In the aforesaid County and
State. to the Drfendaut 10 this cause, the
aforesaid WIN. A. Brook that during
tho Summer or Fall Of the year eighteen
hnudred and sixty-6ye, without auy rca.
son Or cause known 10 her. the said VIM
A. Brock abandoned aud deserted her.
and that shs has not SIEGE heard from him.
either directly, or indirectly.
Tho Bill further states. that the Com.
plainsn, Of this cause has been resident
Of the aforesaid county and State FIR =
period exceeding ,wo years.
Tho Bill fur:he. states, that at the time
the said jane A.. in.crmarried with the
said VIM. A /. she was seized 10 her
eso , 1l q ssr,e properly: which >.
ihorify Of Law and l. now withheld from
her. upon the ground tha, she has 10 ls-
gal auihOriiy to receive Il, wiihcut the
sanction or consent Of tho aforesaid Deisn-
dan,.
The Bill then prsys for . Decree d.
voreing the CompIainant from the Defsn-
daut, mtnso ct AtOro for 40 order COM
handing The parties holdiug the assets
hereiEbefors named 10 pay over the same
TO the Complainant and for 40 order OF
publication against the aforesaid Defen-
dsnt and for such other and further ro-
lief as her case may require.
Il 10 ihertupon rdsrsd. BY virtue ofau-
ihoriiy vested Ia me a. Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Saiat Mays county, that
the Complainant. by causing a copy Of
this order TO be inserted 10 some news-
paper published 10 tina Sale Of Maryland.
once Eeck for four successive weeks.
three months before the third Monday Of
December nsxt. give notice TO such absent
Defendant Of the objec, and tubstaocc u
this Bill. and warn him to sppeae 10 this
Court. 10 person Or by solicitor. on or be-
fore tho third M1oday Of January next.
TO answer the premises and shoS cause.
IL any he has. shy Decree should not
pass. a. prayed.
JNo. A. CAVALIER.
CPk.
JN0. A. CAVALIER.
crk.
Sept. 20. 1s66-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
TCoaMusIcATgp.

Nr. Editor
While perusing the columns Of your pa
per Of tho 18th Instant, ! was fOrcibly
impressed with the argument advanced 10
that purtion entitled Amending the State
Constitution" and ] hcpc that Marylan-
ders may not lay this proposed aneud-
ment aside az matter of minor conso-
ouence, but consider well the Importance
Of the issue before them.
Il proposes repeal of Sec. Q Of Art.
s, which imposes tax Of 5 per cent on
the 800, 70 create a permanent school
fund, not for our benefit, but for the ben
eft and maintepance Of schools years
hence IA fund, which ! doubt not, would
be highly appreciated by future genera
tons. But shall We, who ara 50 heavily
oppressed BY national and local taxation
when every dollar Of our Revenue 10 wan
tod for Immediate uRe---when the docrs Of
some Of our school-houses have now been
locked fer want Of means TO carry them
on, BE called upon charitably 10 assist
persons whom VIC know not Of. and who,
il mistake not, will be far better able n
assist themselves, than care to assist them?
ak not our people TO be penny wise
and pound foolish" but the cent? impos-
cd by this Section amounts under tho old
ASSORTMENT to ono hundred and forty.two
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-one
dollars rsr gear. which, # applied q tho
immediate ne y schools, Tslil " Tas.ly
hercte.sl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
High Price for Wheat.

We have authority fOr stating that hr
] 4. w. Mankin, formerly Of this COM
~. at present produce aud commission
iaaia- No. 6T3. 7ib g.. /. Ielasd Washing
lou d. c., lately .aiA ..-s Lee ue Wucat fos
gentleman Of THE county, at the hand
sone price Of 81 per busbsl. This IS pro,
baby the highest rate that has been real
ICED for whoa, either 10 Baltimore or
WasLir gtor tue p.oscut season.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20

S18e&~e - 1880 =
Having settled upon the time aud place
Of holding the Southern Relief Fair. The
ladies aud genslsmsn connected wilA. and
interested IN il. are earnestly addressing
themselves 20 tho labor Of making ia sno-
cess. They have already succeeded 10 TO
alizIng very liberal collections !. - ai0'
hath Of mousy and artisi-. ror exhibition.
80 =. ,.;ll h..-ay a. work 70 obtain more.
IN. ..-srrs Of the fair may nov be regard.
! cd as fixed faot. 80 far a. the collection
Of articles for exhibition 10 concerned. but
the reception Of donations Is still IN order.
and the managers. we are confident. woald
still be pleased to recognize any favor IN
behalf Of their enterprizo which gsncr-
Gus public may be disposed to sxtOnd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
NEW STORE.

THE subscriber, as eoon as the New Store
u nov being buHt for hIn mar ire Union
Hotel. Leonardlown, il completed, will open
with hand some and fail assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GENTLEAf eng WEAR,
READY-MADE CLOTHING Of ali kinds,
&c, &c,
which he expects to be ahle 70 sellaL much low
er raies than they can be purchased elsewhere
III ,he county The New store will be opened
about tile lsi Of October next or avon after, and
psrsons attending % lay n their Winter sup
i,Iy Of clothn,g and other dress goods viii con-
sals their interest by walnng uatil they hsvs
examined his sssck-
T.. VILE,
re,narti5wp, Nj.
c.ntla f9ic-f
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
lao acres,

aud 10 silhout houses.
There may be difference Of f.w acres
10 tho several lott but accurate plats will
DO ready before the day Of sale.
These Iapds lie on tho Wieoinieo river
aud each lot has about the same water
front. They ara 10 high state Of cal,i-
walton, have al been thoroughly lined
and are equal 10 any lands 10 lower Mary
land
The finest oysters abound 10 the river
and creeks bounding this Iaod. asd lot
No 3 has an inexhausiibls shell and gravel
bank sitachod,
The location is entirely healthy and the
ncighbcrhood agreeable. Such land Is
rarely offered 10 this market. Purchasers
arc invited TO examine tho premises, aud
pIats of the different lots will b. shown by
II w Thomas, Esqr.
Terms OF Sale. one-third cash, and the
balance 10 one and two years with interest,
The credit payments to be securea TO the
satisfaction OF the Trustee.
STONE,
Trustee.
Aug 10, 1S66--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Henry G Edrlsn,
w.
wui r Combs & Harriet 7 Combs.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mays County
sitting az q Court Of Equity.
No. III n Equity.
Icy virtue Of authority vested in me. a.
~ Clerk Of the Circuit Court fw 81 Mays
County. BY the "Cbde OF Public General
Laws" Of this State. Il IL hereby ordered that
the Report hled by JAS L Yates and Jas )
Downs Trustees. 10 this care, BE- ratified and
confirmed unless caase 10 the con-
trary. be- shown an or before the. third Mon
day Of Nov next provided cnpy Of this
order be inserted in the Saint Mary's Ga
BETTE once week for three successive weeks
prior ITO the third Monday Of Oct, next.
The report states that the laud sold fol
$4,000.
JNo A CAVALIER, Crk.
True Ccpy--Test;
JNO A CAVALIER. Cl'k;
Sept 90, lsG6--Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
AAv. Again.

We ace, among the late interesting re-
vivsls 10 Baltimore city. that that highly
enterprising association known in police
and peniteutiary annals as tho Forty
Thieves" is again on picket. Il is poS
known as the Ben Butler League, and its
new device is a crescent. corked bottle
dexter, two roguiSh cross eyes sinister. and
the egurs Of az ugly beast coashsnt.--
Mayor Chapman is leading member Of
the League sud--hsudS on Jour pocket
books. gentlemen
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Mary A Guyther. surviving
Slmr.. of John Guythsf.
Vs.
Mary A Guyther s. otherS.

10 the Circuit, Cart fer NJ Mays County,
sitting As Court of Equity.
No. 81 n Equity.
nY virtue Of authority vested In me. AZ
- Clerk Of tlie Circuit Court E,r 81 Mary's
County. by tho "Cole Of Public General
Lava" OF this State, it IL hereby ordered hat
the rcpor Of Jas 1'M Raley. IinsteV, liled ia
this case. be radhei and confirmed, unless
third Monday of Nov, next: Provided copy
u this order be published in the Saint Mays
GAZETTE once a week for three successive
weeks prior 10 the tl.irl Monday 81 Oct. next
The Report states the land sold Tor S2i00.
JNo A CAVALIER. Clk.
Tfus cory -Test
JNo AcAAALfEIs, Ci'k.
Sept 10. ls66--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
NoTlcH NO cREnlToRs.

NOTICES hereby given that the athseribert
y have obtained from the Orphans Court offs.
MSry's County, Maryland. letters ,estamen,
~ on the personal estate of Rebecca Shaws
late Of 81. Mary's county, deceased. an rer-
sons hasiag claims against the aaid deceased ara
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
proper youches thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day Of March, 1867, otherwise
they may be excluded by Law from MI benefit
Of the said estate. Given under our hanas this
18Th day Of Sept, iaGa.
$50 c ESTEP.
JOS p SHAW
EXECUTORS.
Sept. 10, 1865 tw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
.voTlcE TO CREDITORS.

AIoTICEis hereby gwen hasIhe Subscribers
Nv hags ohlainsd from the Orphans Court IS
Saint Mary's county IN Maryland. le,ters u
administration on the personal estate Of Joa
r Shaw, late Of said county, deceased.
Al persons having claims against the said de-.
ceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the proper vonehea thereof. TO the suhscri-
bers, on or before the 10Th day Of March. 1867.
olhsrw iEs they may be excluded by Law frem al
benefit 81 The said estate. Livsn under our
hanss this 18th day Of Sept, 1866
tSQ g ESTEP,
JOS r SHAW,
Administrators, n.
Sept 10, is66-aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
Thn president,s Return.

Thu Presidents Return
The President, having escaped Ceve-
land. Indianapolis and pittsbats without
damage, Lavirg survived the municipal
spuLbipg at Baltimore. has arrived 10 good
health at bis bone in Washington and
quic.ly gone to his executive york. Aud
row that the presidential tour Is over, and
the country settled down again to its Won
ted calm, we have thought it might be
proatsble to overlook for . moment tho
developments Of the Ia. journey, and learn
the moral, If any, which it teacics.
And ths first thing that iupresses Us
IN this review % the pluck and ability
Of johnson himself. Knowing him to
have been q volunteer % the front dur.
ing the late war, we bad. Of eourss.
credited hin, with full share cf per-
souai courage. but We confess 10 have
doubted whether he possessed that hish-
er and rarer courage which dares 70 tell
unpalatsble truth 70 hostile lisisncrs.--
Our doubts are nov at an end. Ms. john
500 has satisfied US that be has u -.
age 70 face mob as ysl - au,. sv.,
= -s.'O - ~ 70 bis political destruc-
Nor 10 The ability Of this man Of any
corpmon order either. Plain spoken to
bluutAeeg and careless Of all order 10
discourse. biz lssc journey speeches show
him to be mau Of strong native elo-
quenoe. Of great readiness in debate, Of
keen sagscity. Of unusual strength and
directness Of understanding. and to be
thoroughly familiar. moreover. With the
Intricate anatomy Of our present poll.
tics.
30 much for the msu. and lastly Of the
cause lie 70 brsvely aud ably upholds.
Il 10 The cause Of peace. Of staple gov.
srnmeut. Of good government, the govern.
ment ola wise Constitution. Il il tie
clusc Of general development, Of national
prosperity. Of individual security Of order
at home and honor abroad II IL tho
Nor,hcra, tho Western. az well as the
Southern canse, the cause Of the whole
country, the cause OF civilization and pro-
greGa, .and finally the cause 81 .~''s'ya y.
self which te ,ches men TO lay aside their
crudces AID ave together in love.
aud this cause, thus bound up With our
personal and social Welfare. the welfare
aud lapriness Of our children, the future
veIl.Deiug Of the country. PreSidout John
sou now commits to our keeping His
duty-io il has beou done. lie has made il
known every where along the line Of Ills late
travel to the West and has braved the ven
geanOe Of powerful factions in It's defence.
The duty Of the people nov commences.
1t is their country. their institutions. their
constitution, they are called upon to save.
The warnings Of the patriOt-advocate have
been sounded and the causo has been Civ
Gu TO the jury. God send the land safe
dcliycrance from its perils!
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
DIED.

In Baltimore City, on Friday last. after
protraeted illness. THoMASF. HAR-
RfS, OF this County, aged about 80 years.
In this village, on Friday last JOSEPH
FRANCIS. infant son Of James 7. NJ.
aud Julia B. Raley. aged about thres
months.
At his residence, near this village. on
Tuesday last, THOMAS BENNETT,
aged about twenty Ave years.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20

y Y virtue Of four wriis Of Vsa I'D
- Erponas. issnsi out Of The s.hss
eap,. e. na;ns xibrsssf eUadf n. one -
suit or WA a 4 w WPsdgsf. uss o. the
President and Directors Of ID MechanicS
Back Of Baltimsre. sgains, TO gods aud
chsisles. lands and tsnsmssis Of James
r Thompson. and TO nss directed one at
the suit Of William Isiles.l use Of Jarcs
r 81 Ralsy. against the ge dc AID chat
Ties. lands aud tspemepss OF james X
Thompson aud Samuel q Thompson. and
to me directed; aud two ~ ibe suit OF
John B Russell, use OF james Y. Abel.
use Of Jsnses T NJ Raley. against the goods
ADD ebatties. lands snd Denemsnts Of J amos
r Thol pson, George c Tsrlton. and Roo
ert Ford. and % no directed; | have seiE-
ed and taken ID execution all shs right.
title. interest, claim and DEMAND. al law
and 10 equity. ofihe said james h Thomp-
son, Samuel G Thompson, George @ TaFI-
ton and Robert Ford 10 and 10 the follow
Ing property. 10 wit:
One tract or parcel Oflaud. called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
ST MABy,s GAZETTE
THURSDAY MORNING September 20, iSde
Not,cet % Correspondents.
LEoNARDrowN. MD,

Owing to the length Of the communisa-
ton. giving an account of the Juvenile
Teurnamen. at Charlotte Hall 81 the 18th
instant, and the late hour at which It was
received, We have bem.cornpclled to defer
;ts publication until our next Issue.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
NOTICE.

hereby forwarn all persons from reInov-
ing properly oi any description. whatso-
ever, Iroln Point Loukuut and from sFespas-
sing, 10 any manner, upon p0ipt Lookout
property. The law will. be rightly enforced
AGAINST all who disregard this notice.
Z G w HALL.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
MARRlEp.

o. the 18th instant, by tho Reyd. Faith.
or De Wolf, JOHN G0LDSB0R0UdH
to Miss SARAH ANN FERRoLL.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20

Owing TO the surveys being incomplete.
the above sale is postponed to
FRIDAY. the 18th day of Oc-
tober next,
when the sale will peremp.orily take place
at the Court House door 10 Leonsrilown,
between tho hours oil IL o'clock. M, aud
| o'clock, ?. m.
+. STONE,
Trustee
Sept. 90. ls56--'a.
DAILY National lntclligenecr and Daily
Baltimore Sun publish once week for 4
weeks and send bills 70 Trnssso, Pr! To-
ksees Nd
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20

more or less
The soil Of this land is good. and the
land is admirably located " get tho bene-
f;s 0fthc water.
Terus " sale. as prescribed BY the le.
cree. are Que half tho purchase nionsy
in ca,h 90 the day Of sala---oo tho bal
auce a credit Of SIX u.osIhs will be given,
tho deferred payment TO be secured 10 the
satisfaction OF the administrator aud ~
bear interest from the day II sale
DAVID w TYLER,
Admir-. Of Jas. II. Courssy.
Sep. 90. IS66--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-20
IkSOLTEhT AOV
Pefition CO.. In the cirt u,
Insolvency. { foFSs Mafy's coslk

TTY virtne ~ authority yrste 10 me, AZ
- Clerk Of the Circuit Curt for Saint Ma
rvs onnty, by the Cole Il Pu lie @ neral
T.sws' u this State Il is hereby ordered 'I,st
john A.. Crane. an Ius,lvcm Petitioner, u
and appear before the said Court-u ,lieti,ird
Mady Of March next. b, answer such ntsf
rogltories os allegations rs his ere ltors. "a
dorse.s. or securities may aIIsee or prcN
against him. and that said Insolvent cs,H
copy Of this notice % DO published
Ssii.t Mays GAzkTTg. oncr week ~
m nths. rirvious 70 sai. third shaa
March next. q, -
True copy-~Tesi: M ,,p, IA
jNO. 4. oAMALiEh. y
Sept. Goth. Is .G=1n.
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Nt@ 0dans 9aIy Ggtsee Cnesda gtornag gune H. 1895

others. One thousand dollars was raised. Seventy
i've men have been sent forward from here.
BOSTON, June Ga special dispatch from ST.
Albaus announces the arrival of General Sweeuy
last evening. He was received by the Fehans
with great enthusiasm. Tt is reported that Genera
Sweeuy mauitests considerable dependency at
the state of affairs, Seizures of arms and ammu
milton were daily made by the United States au
thoTiIies,
Gov, Dillingham; has a special officer at st. Al
bans, from the Vermont State adjutaut general;
office, watching to get an understanding OF the
situation and to consider the eXpedenCy Of calling
out the militia,
Citizens say that if the Fenians had moved for
ward at any time before last night they might have
gone into Canada with slight difficulty,
The Fenians held meeting here last night
which was largely attended aud quite enthusiastic
Donations in cash to the amount OF $500 were made
besides contributions of arms, accoutrements
stores, etc
A few volunteered to go the field and fight
During the night small detachments of men left
the city for the St. Lawrence region, the most Of
them carrying arms
The Fenian managers here avow their purpose
to fit cut each man, when he starts. with arms
rather than take the chances of seizure, by the
Federal government if the arms and munitions
are shipped in quantities. There is little abate
meat OF zeal among the Fenians here
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AdvertasIne.


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our people are beginning to learn the adYan-
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