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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

JUpGE or THE CorRr or ArrHALs.--
Hon, Peter W. Grain, heretofore \ Judge
in this Judicial Circuit but for some time
past resident of Baltimore city, has been
10y his E1ccllcncy Gov. Swami
a Judge of the Ceurt of Appeals to Gil tho
vacancy occasloncd by the death of Judge
Cochran. George ". Dobbin and Orville
IIorwltz, both Of Baltimore, had boen press
cd hy their friends for the same position
A bitter opposition" says Baltimore
PIPER, has sprung up in certain quarters
to judge Grain and it is dorbtful whether
he can be confirmed" Judge CrSin, il
confirmed by the Senate, will only hold tho
Office until the next general election. unless
reelected.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

Contrary to expectations, elsewhere eS-
pr. seed. tho further guarantee scheme o.
Mr. Sumner has been defeated for the
present in the Senate by vote of SO to
10. During the debate upon this scheme,
Dir. Sherman. Of Ohio. took the ground
tia. the military bill va, passed with the
assurance that no other conditions would
DO imposed on tho Southern people il the
work Of reconstruction 1t WAS an offer
to the Southern people. made b. the pco-
pie Of the United States. through their
national representatives. aud until the
Southern people refused TO accept it, be
was unwilling 10 i'm oose any more terms
or conditions. Other Senators took the
samc view, among others, Mr. kcrcrdy
John.cn Of eur State and Mr.: Freline huy-
sen. Of New jersey, upon tho uo'ion OF
tie latter Of whom The bill Was tabled =
In the House of Delegates of Maryland,
leave was obtained to report bill to re
licve the suffering people of tho South
800, 600 is recommended 10 be sp-
pr"prlated. The Scrate has adopted 8
rc,oluiion TO nppoiat joInt committee OF
two senator's aud three d,lcgatcs to visi
Washington aud urge upcn Congress tc
make an appropriation If ST. oGo 600
to pc loaned to the peop,c of The South &c
snaole th. m to cultivate their crops The
bill providing for an election Of Mayor
aud City Council OF Baltimore was amend
ID so MS to require the election to be held
on the third Weduesd,y OF April aud was
then ordered to be en- crossed for third
reading Hon. Philip Fraucis Thomas
has been nominated by caucus Of con-
serva,iye members Of the Legislature for
the Senate Of the United States. he
nomination is equivalent to an election
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14
The AIsxaudria Election :.

Al election for Mayor and minor cor
nors.;on o.r:eers was held in Ale1aniEis,
Wa. on the 9TH instant Hugh Latham.
the present mayor, was reelected over his
competitor, VIM. H. Marbury, by a small
majority and all the minor officers on the
Latham ticket were also elected. Neither
Latham nor Marbury appealed to other
| than white men for support and the con
test so far as they were concerned. was
contes. for victory upon tho white basis, 10
other basis of voting being recognized BY
the prcsen. laws of Virginia. The negroes
Of the city, however. claiming that they
were entitled to vote under the reconstruc-
ton bill lately passed By Congress. pre-
sen,ed candidate Of their own white
man named Tucker, and attempted to vote
for him. but their votes were rejected By the
iadces Of election. Committees, however,
wcrc appointed to receive these votes, and
the footing up shows that lo7 votes we're
cast by tho whites and 1923 by the ne
grocs Tucker. the negro candidate, re-
ivcd Sc white votes, aud, treating tho
negro votes as legal be has received quite
a liberal majority for mayor. If the
Courts are appealed to and shall declare
that the negroes under the Sherman bill
were entitled TO vote at the election III
question, Latham Of course will be ousted
and Tucker indicted into office. Con-
gross, in tho meantime, dstrustlng the ac-
ton of the Courts and treating the exclu-
sion Of the negroes from the polls at this
election as evidence Of an unrccon.ructcd
spirit on the part Of the Alexandria whites,
has promptly como to tie relief Oft dis
tresscd colorcd lo7ali5ts Of that BY
4 vote of Ill ayes to IS nays, 1t has re-
pcalcd the act rctroccdinp Alexandra to
Virginia aud rciustatcd tie jurisdiction OF
the District of Columbia over the original
ten mile square. BY this action, all the
CORPORATION and civil Offices in Alexandria
arc vacated and Will be 6llcd, Of course,
under the election laws of the District of
Columbia, aud as negro suffrage is one of
these laws. loyalty, that is. Tucker and
Company will, of course, triumph, and the
ancient city Of Alcxandria, whilom the
seat of refinement, intelligence and COM
nncrcc, handed over to tho government of
ignorance and iniprovideace, will soon SINK
to the level Of some fading village where
the plague resides.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

AMERICAN FArMrR, BALrlMoR., Mn =
In the March number Of this Magazine
The matter is almost exclusively original
cmbracirg Farm and Garden Work I'm
provcmeut Of Poor Lands (con,inu-l) -
Comparative Profit of Large and Small
Farms--Farm Wagcs-Drainage-Pho,-
phates-llop, and Basket Willow Culture
-Barley Artificial Manurcs of
Lme-and variety ofinteres'ing topics
Published at B.lrimore. Nd, at 81 a
yea, by WoFthington & Lewis.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14
A Generous Act.

"A
The Senate OF the United States. on Ss-
turday last, passed joint resolution ap-
propria,ing one million of dollars for the
relief OF the destitute and starving p ople
Of the South. About three weeks ago,
the Same body passed the Sherman bill
About next week, it will, probably, pass
the Sumner bill and soon after. perhaps.
the confsca,ipg scheme Of Stevens. We
10 moi object to the Senate voting the mil
lion Of dollars to The South-on thc con-
,rary, We wish i, had msde it two millions
or as much at FEAST as Gen He.ard ask
ed for. bu, We saw it is iaexplicab'e to
us, how it can consistently scrd forth a
schomc Of vengeance and destruction
arsinst the South on Friday and vote
lhc,n million Of relief on the following
Saturday. But our present object Is not
to arrsign the consistency Of the Senate III
the matter Of its late generous donation.
1t is to thank it and praise It for the sea-
souable aid il has tended to our suffering
countr, men beyond the Potomac and to
txp; cas- the conviction. that an act like
this will do mere to ''rccoDstruct the
Southern people and reconcile them to the
aa. and the union than al the force meas
ures Of Sherman, Sumhe. and Stevens
combined.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

MARCH CorRr.-TheE March Term Of
our Circui. Court will meet on Monday
next, and will probably remain in s's-
zion abou, ten days. The Civil trial
docket is quite large, but the app arancs
docket does no, reach the average of he
past five years. The Criminal docket
shows rather more than au average rum
Der Of cases : but. We are pleased to be
ahls to state, no Gases Of ofassravated crime
appear upon it. The appeal docket Is
large, than usual
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14
DETENTION OF TINS MAIL.-In con,c

DxrgxrlnN OF TINS MAIL.-ln con,c-
aucuoc orshs heavy freshets which have PIE
vailed IN sevctsl streams upon he mail route
between Charlotte Hail and Washington,
our community was deprived of fmail ma
ter for three days during last week. The
passage Of these stream. could net Dc ac-
co.np,i-hed. We learn, luiing tits 'ine cx-
cept at immincrt risk to life. aud hence
The f.ilurc Of the mail to reach our coua-
". 4, prescut, however, the watc. having
sub,idel in these streams there Is regular
nail communication between th,s point and
Ws.h;nstoa,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

bill, he 1ou,d say that St. Mays. ever
true and loyal - prrnciple AMI 'ha m'in-
..n,,cc of the rights other ci.iZ,as. would
never abandon the position she maia'ala-
cd
The Senate then ljourued to IL O'Clock
Monday.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

MKpIcAL d KE---At the annual COM
menccment Of the School Of MEDICINE Of
he University Of Maryland en Saturday
last, the 9th instant. The degree of Doctor
of Medicine was confsr,ned upon John T.
>palding, Of this coursy. DR.. Spaliing
is son Samuel Spalling. E.qr Of our
district. aud i,a brother Of DR.. S. L.
Spaiding ofthe Patuxcut district.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

The friends Of nr. 4. JACK. SPiLD-
ING rec ,:l.mrnd hi:u IL he votes of 81 N,-
r. county. rs a candidate Tor re election 20
the Jul seship oi the Orphans Court. at the
eLsuns taiI Election. CbArTIco.
Marco II, lse7--e.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

At the residence Of her parents in this
district. on the 9 inst. RUTH. daugh-
ter o. r. r. and NJ. F. Wathcn, aged =
years, / rloaths aud days.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14
ST. MARY'S GAZETTE
TLe . c.im otrhe South.
t-EONhRDTOWN. MD

THURSDAY ~ORNlNG March -, lso'-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14
MARSHAL

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out Of the Unirec. Sta
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loent in said court il
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's.'sndan', and to NJ
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no story Dwelling
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Nonr,linEs. n,l ns.1
o. ST. Mary
administration
w IIcbb. laid
PERSONS hn'''|
ce-.c,l, arc he1
with the propd
.c-,i,cr on OF bI
otherwise the \
ali be ,eh, 81 q
hand G.rs &tn
March IA. !
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-14

FOR q
Tho friends y
tn the voters of
da:e Tor Ju,l.,c q
will b warmly
March IL. Is.
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CLOSING UP!

GONE RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS ARE YET
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

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HousEKEEpERs and others in want Of furniture
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Kingdon u.s. Kingdom.
On THURSDAY, the 11th Of July at II O'Clock, will
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of tho undersigned,
All that LOT OF LAND with the buildings thereon,
situate the east side of Rutledge Avenue in Ward No
g. city of Charleston, measuring In front - and in
depth -; bounding to the west on Rutledge Avenue;
east on land Of Chamberlain; south land OF Dr. n E.
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Terms-One-third cash; tho balance In one, two and
three years. secured by the bond Of the purchaser with
interest payable semiannually until the whole amount
be paid md mortgage Of the premises the buildings to
be insured, and kept insured and tho policy assigned,
until the mortgage is satisfied Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. j. ". GRAY,
June 81 f3th1 Master in Equity
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ARREST OF @. G. BowEN.-We learn that this in
dividual, who has figured prominently in our COM
munity, has been arrested for tampering with the
negroes, and obtaining money from them by false
pretences. We have full knowledge of BowEN's
past character and antecedents and will give them
to the public as an early day.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
HeaM Us. WhUing Ell al.
On THURSDAY the 18th July next at II O'Clock, will be
sold, at the Old Custom House. under the direction OF
the undersigned, .
ALL THAT PLANTATION OK TRACT OF LAND stu-
ate on the west side Wsndo River In the Parish of ST.
Thomas and St. Dennis, containing five hundred and
eighty 580 acres moro or ess bounding TO the east Oh
Tando River south land Of j. NJ. Venning north on
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Terms-One third cash Balance on credit OF one
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and mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps ]. w. GRAY,
June 21 f3 tll1 Master In Equity.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid, who suffers nom
debility or loss of appetite. is bottle Of PANKNINs he
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all Druggists.
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THE MARION STAR,

1NsTABIISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
T. published at Marion, s. G., III the central portion
of the country, and oilers favorable medium to Mer-
chants Druggists Macniss and oil classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country
For the benefit OF advertising patrons we shall in
addition to our subscription list which IL constantly IN
creasiug publish and distribute gratIitonsy 1000 extra
copies Of the STAR during the business season this
Fall
Rates of Advertising liberal
W. J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor aud Proprietor.
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CoNoKRr ON THE BAFTERY-ANN1yERsARY OF THE
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Address P. O. Drawer q, Troy, N. Y. .,,.,.,..,..
May 13 Tyr