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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
The prosnacsiya Negro Vote.
I.FONhRDTOWN, ND.

Apticina.ing that the male negro p1pu-
:; .l;s State Will soon be invested
with the privilege of the elective ffancniSF'
and believing that the only hope they nave
of roaming their lost power here Is
,Lronoh the elective agency of this class O.
o,,,c tic radical managers III Maryland
ere moving heaven and earth to occupy IN
.dr,nce tho negro mind in their favor II
u;,b this view thai they are fratcrnlzlng
=, this class in Conventions and IN pup
=. ooatino. in different parts ot the state.
By political association aud a pr''e'o%o
fr,,rrnitv Of feeling, they hope TO satisfy
-. NEGRO that they are his only friends
and the radical party lis only salvat'on.--
Knowing that negro suffrage can never 90
tain in MARYLAND whilst the whites arc able
70 nrevcnt it, recognizing that Congress
b,s not 4 scinti.ia Of right or authority TO
;..orf,ro with the question Of suffrage IL
,hs S,,tes and believing that 1t l. neFe'
feriouslv attempt it, and will fail II 1t does
bnt ror tho ncgro2s srsc, wo.should regard
u;,, sv,.ron,c Indifference the coalition
which IS attempting to be formed between
him ard the radicals. Ii can result in
M rood to the negro. His way to re-
srcct and independence is through III
d,,,iry and self denial aud not through
n,li.cs or the ballot Those who are
advieno him to turn politician are really
Iis worst enemies. 1t is not for his pro-
fit but for their advantage that tins ad-
vice is given 1t is because nc IS ex-
nccted to become a slave to its party
that radicalism Is husgiug him about the
neck. If it could be made to believe
that he had intelligence and dctcrmlna-
ton enough to cast an independent vote,
we should hear no more of negro sui
f7age. When it had power and control
in this State, it denied h.m this privi-
lcco. 1t is to use him in its own ex-
tremity, therefore, and not to advantage
him that radicalism in this State is no"
struggling. Twelve months ago, when
it had hopes of obtaining office by white
agency, it denounced every body as liars
who charged 1t with favorinr negro sui
frase. To-day, this is the shibboIcth OF
the party. Tomorrow, Or as s2on as i
has been asccrtaincd that nothing OF, aid
or comfort is to be expected from Con
crcss in this matter, it Will Jump The
fence upon this question and denoune'
negro suffrage as the grossest OF hcres'es
1t has jumped the same fence before anc
why not again? We pray the negroes
safe dcircrance from the selfish white
dcmacocucs who are teaching them that th'
ballot is their right that 1t IS proper
they should have it, that Congress vii
\giyo it to them and that it is better tor
thcr to be 4: radical meetings than t(
be at work.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
How Not TO do II

Our financial agents are doing, We be-
lovn the best they can 20 reduce the III
dabtedncss Of the government and to lower
taxation, but their efforts IN this tlrec'ioh
oro fruitless uu3cr existing laws, Con-
oro.s in its pretended labors to relieve
the nation Of its present tax burthcns, ap-
nears to have s,uiied how not to dc 1t, as
many of it's financial laws will witness
The govcrnment for instance, says cotem-
porary. is paying SIS, 600 600 to the na-
ti,nal banks for issuing $500, 900, 900 of
currency which it could issue itself for
nothing. It is engaged in withdrawing
from circulation its issue Of grecnbacks and
permitting the increase Of the currency OF
the banks, and consequently increasing the
bonus it pays them. Its bonded debt is
nrotected from State and local taxation and
all other property in the country is taxed
to pay six or seven per cent interest an
nu"lly upon tu'9c ooh"''
ing the bonded debt, and thus stopping
the accumulation of interest, 1t cahceis
grcenbacks which are drawing no interest,
The estate fan individual who managed
his business upon such principles would
be taken out Of bis hands and placed III
charge Of a guardian. Vii the people
who arc sweating u"der taxes because VI
The mismana cement of our monetary -ffairs
when they are next called upon 10 Seno
men to Congress, commit thelr c"hAd''e'
again to par'y whose study has been III
the matter Of reducing the expenses OF gov
crumcnt AMI releasing them from ta1atlon'
how not to 60 it !?
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

CoMMurArIoN OF RATIoSs.-It is not gen
erall7 known that the last Congress just
before adjournment passed bill granting
to the heirs of Union Soldiers who died
prisoners of war, commutation for ra;ions
at the rate of - cents per day for the time
the soldier was so held. The foilowin 9
heirs are entitled, and in the order named
First, widow. if unmarried at date of pas
sage of act, March ., 1867 Second,
children, Third parents; to both jointly il
they are living, if either is dead, tn the
survivor. Fourth, brothers aud sisters 0:
the deceased soldier equally.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Feace in Europe.

Peace in Europe.
The difficulties between France and
Prussia in regard to Luxemburg, which
have been threatening the peace of Europe
for some months past, have been arranged
by the Loudon Peace Congress, If not to
the satisfaction Of the parties concerned, !,
in ? manner at least to command their ac-
ouescence. Luxemburs is to be neutral
territory, and It's neutrality is to be guaran~
t,ed by the Great Powers of Europe. 1he
fortress of I.uxemburg is to be RACED to
the ground aud tue government OF the
duchy is to be, as now, under the rule OF
the king of Holland. France gains the
advantage of driving Prussia from Luxenl-
blrr and checks the further extension OF
the territories of the latter towards the
West On the other hand. France, which
had SET up clam to the duchy' aoan
dons il, and thus the only real gamer by
the difficulty is Holland, which France
had hope,l to rob aud Prussia to subsldlze
by her garrison.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Disaster to " neat.

We learn that the heavy wind which
recently visited our county has been
fou nd to have had quite disastrous effect
ia some sections upon wheat that was much
advanced towards maturity. The leaves
upon the stalk in large fields were literally
riddled by is violence, thus cutting OFT
that sustenance to the head of the wheat
which is 50 essential to the perfection of
the grain. One gentleman estimates his
loss from this cause at six hundred bushels
in single field.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Circus.

Circus.
Albeit the aucurics that the Circus
wouldn't come on Tuesday last, it d'd
come. though it arrived too late IN
the day to give more than one performances
An audience, nun bering some eight hun
dred or upwards was present, notw'th-
standing the inclcmency Of the weather,
but the capacity Of the tent, which was
erected for its accommodation, was founo
ample to seat all comfortably. y good
band Of music was in attendance and the
General arran gements Of the manager were
very creditable, considering the short time
he bad for preparation. OF the perform
aucc itself, we have little room to speak
We have seen better exhibitions of the
kind but take it all in all, it was sutfi-
ciently meritorious to cntltle IT to commen-
3atjon. Tho riding and yaultng we
thought especially good. 1t is our private
opinion that the Intelligent bull'' is a
humbus nor did wc discover any ding
very divcrt;ns in the mule performance =
Altogether, however, we think our young
neoplc have cause to thank MIR. Lipmau
for the diversion he has afforded them
Every body has to be amused in this way
cnce in a lifetime and it IS something OF
an advantage to be abe to witaess show
like this without going abroad,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

DEsrnucrIoS OF SuEEp.-Ihe destruc-
,ion of sheep in our county BY dogs dur
ing the present Spring has been without
n,rallel in our aunals. We have heard OF
quite number Of farmers who have lost
from ten to thirty head of sheep from this
cause in night and one whose lost reach
ed as high as sixty. At this rate of de-
struc,ion. it will not take long. we opine,
To ex,ust what remaius of sheep IN the
county. Unless, also. this destruction Is
arrested, farmers will be compelled TO
abandon raising this character OF stock. Il
,hcr. no remedy for .his evil!
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Constitutional Convention.

Beyond the report of the committee on
the declaration of rights, We have noted IN
the proceedings OF the Constitutional Con
vention nothing of very general moment
since our last issue The Convention,
however, is not IDLE 1t is busily engas-
ed in committees ana the attendance OF
members upon their duties is unusually
prompt. We have observed with pleasure
the absence Of any speceh-making dispos'-
ton. upon the part Of the delegates and
the harmony which has thus far governed
their action is without parallel. The at
tention of the Convention is at present di-
re,ted % the reorganization of the Orphans
Court system Of the State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

CoEREcTIox -Nessr.. Eaude.ford and
Son, of our county, who were announced
in our last issue as having purchased the
Dorchester Necs, did not, as we are now
Informed, consummate the purchase
Their. arrangements had been made to this
end and it was so noted in the editorial
columns Of the paper, but unforeseen diff
culties afterwards induced them to change
their purpose.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

PrD1Ic DocfNENTs.-Wc are il. the reg
ular daily receipt of the journal of pro-
ccedings Of the Constitutional Convention
and other public documents, for which our
county representatives, at Annapolis Will
please accept our thanks.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Great T all
In
PRICES.

,s,HE subscriber las ius, returned from
Baltimore and is now n receipt OF a
FINE ASSORTMENT Of SEASON
GOODS. CHEAPER than has been offered
n ;his~ee4rnly for many years. lie soIicitS
call from all who want gooi and cheal'
goods His motto will be quick sales and
small profits He is resolved not 10 De un-
!ctsoG.
\ CONRAD. Agent.
NAV l8, 1887
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Genil.man who suffered for ycsrs from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
al the effects OF youthful indiscretion, viii.
for ;5e s-ke o. suffering hum. .uity, send free
to all w..o need il, the recipe and directions
'or making ,hc nipple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertiser 5 pericnce. can do 81 by adj
dressing. i'll perfect confidence.
JOHN Il. OGDEN.
- Ce,lar St1set, New York.
Nav "a leS7-Iv
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
"A PPLICATION FOR PARDON.


STATE OF MARYLAND,
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Annapolis, May II, 1867 }
TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN :
Notice is hereby given, that application
has been made to the Governor Tor Far
don Iii the case of the State VS..
JIM DORSEY, colorcd,
convicted IL the Circuit Court for st Ma
rvs County at December Term. 1866, of
larceny, and sentenced to the pcnltcntlary
for years and q months.
The Governor WILL take up the said case
for final decision on or after
THE 20th DAY OF MAY, 1867,
anti which time protests against the said
application will be heard, and the petition
IN the ease open to inspection, at the dis
cret,on Of the Governor.
BY order of the Gcvcrnor
JOliS NJ CARTER,
Secretary Of State.
MAY %, 1s67-1s,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
MARRIED..

In Baltimore city, on Tuesday, the l4th
instant, a ST. Johns Church, by the Rev
Mr.. .McNanus, RICHARD PAY NE, OF
Charles County, to Miss ALICE \. DOt-
LEY, of Baltimore city.
On the 2Oth Instant, by the Rev. Faith
er DeWof, CHARLES TilOMPSoT to
Miss JANE b. II IA1DEN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The lst quarterly meeting ioz St. Ma
rvs circuit, NJ. + Church. will be held
at Mt Zion on 20 and 26 Inst. Rev. S.
'. Blake viii preside
Rfv. i. II, SMITH,
Nay l0, 1867 1t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
III the Circuit Ccurt forSt Mary's county,

In the matter of the Petition Of John A Crane
lnsplvent debtor.
No 1 InSoivent Petitions.
ESY virtue of authority vcste! in me, rs
= Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs county, by the Code Of Pa lie General
Laws" Of this State. it is hereby ordered hat
tie Report Of Jos II KY, Trustee, flied IN this
case. of the safe of the real and persona.
property of the said John A c ane,
lie ratified and c, c,nirne,i unless eau e to
the coatrary, be shown on or before the
third Monday Of Nov, neXl; provided a copy
of this notice to be published in the
Sai,t Mary's GAZETTE. once week for three
successive weeks prior to the third Monday Of
Oct, next
The report states tho property sold for
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk.
True copy-Test:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, CIk.
may 3D. 1857-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

THANKs -Capt. j. ParTan Crane, for
msrly of this county, at present resident
of Richmond, Va, will please ecept our
thanks for late issues of Southern papers.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
NOTICE..

VoIlE subscriber having permanently loca-
l. ted himself opposite the Race Track.
Leonard Town. is prepared 10 do ali kinds Of
REPAIRING TO CARRIAGES. =n "
BUGGIES, &c aud will also $3.50
MAKE ard REPAIR CARTS Sl2-s 81
and WAGONS at the shortest notice. All
kinds Of BLACKSMITH WORK will be
done with atne>s and dispatch. Beng ALEC
prepared with proner materials for MAKING
and furnishing COFFINS, he will give his
personal and prompt attention WITH
!lEAKSE to Fl NEkALG in any part of the
county.
Charges viii be moderate and tie ratro-
mage OF the public is respectfully solicited.
HOKE-SlIOElNG $3.50
BANDING WHEELS, 81.
J. j. JABBOE.
may lG l667-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
DUeII;nQ,

with all necessary out houses, also ;
STORE HOUSE of good size, in whicl
a large business has been done for a num-
Der Of years-also a small house with 4
lot attachel-all of which property may
be sold together or separately to suit pur-
chasers
VIII also sell a lot Of two acres called
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
~ oOdJine COttage,

improved 10y new Hotel AMI all ueces-
snry out houses All of which property
is located in the village called 1.-THE Pine
on the stage read between Lconardtown
aud Point Lookout about FIVE miles from
the latter place The houses are III good
condition and the land productive.
he terms OF sale. as prescribed by the
decree, are: One half cash on the day of
sale ard the balance to be paid in twelve
months from the day of sale-the purcha-
ser to give bond for the deferred payment
with security to be approved by the Trus-
tee, bearing interest from the day Of sale,
When all the purchase money ls paid,
the Trustee will execute deed to the
purchaser, free, clear and discharged from
all claims of the parties to this suit AID OF
those claiming under them.
e.. FRED MADDOX,
Trustee
May .3, 1S61-ts.
Baltimore Dniy Gaaette publish once
a week until day of sale aud seud bill TO
i
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
TAILORING.

'fNHE subscriber having removed TO Leon
ardtoSn and taken the house between
the store Of Mr.. +. Vile and the dwelling Of
Mr.. X. B. Biscoe, respectfully informs his
friends and the public tia; hs is prepared to-
execute all work in his line. such as CUT
TING, MAKING and REPA IR1N0
CLOTHES at the shortest notice, in WORK.
man-like manner and upon the m,s' flyora-
bic terms Having had an experience Of
over twenty five years in the TAILORING
BtSlN NESS, the subscriber ilattors himself
that he viii be able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may i.vor him with call. He
pledges prompt attention to all orders left
with hun and respectfully solici.s the patro-
mage Of his friends and the public.
G. w. MSWORTHY.
Lconarltown, Nd.
may 1G, l866-Gm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
$500. 300,
STATE BOUN UNTY.
3l)().S s

4 IL persons who enlisted or we're dra It.
n cd an entered the service and were
ere. l;te,' to ihe State of Maryland between
the 2bth day of May, 1868 and tie let day
OF Anil. 1868 are entitled 20 three hmdycd
doUars boUuty, provided they never have re-
cevcd it.
Tnosc persons drafted in Calvert, ST.
MarvS and Charles counties, who reported at
Bcnedicr, and furnished substitutes. are also
entitled 10 a bounty o $500 C,ll or send
at once to tie old established L claim ASen-
cy.
Bible House IS " Fayettc ST Baltimore.
LISTER & SUPPLtE.
may %. l8G7-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
TO CONSUMP TIV ES.

FNHE advertiser. having been restored 10
health III few weeks bv very simple
remedy. after having suffered for several "ears
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
Ais. ase Consumption-is anxions to make
knovu 10 his fe!low-suttrters the means Of
cure.
10 all who desire It. he will send a copy
Of tire prescription used free of charse), with
The directions for preparing and ulne the
same. which :hey viii find suEE CURE lor
CoSsuMprI3 N, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUdhs,
CoLp<, and a.. Throat and Luus Affections.
The only object OF the advertiser IN seEdlhg5
the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted,
spread information which he cohceivcS 10 be
N valuable, and lie hopes every Sufferer VIII
try his remedy, as il will cost them nothin"
aed may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FACE by return mail, Will
please address.
REV. EDWARD y WILSON,
Williamsburg Kinga c., NV York.
Nav Is, ISt7--Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
.PT RESURRECTION MANOR
containing
so acres,
more or less.
Dwelling House,

Barn, and The necessary out houses upon 1t
It lies on the Forrest Landing road ard
is 10, more than mile from Cuckolj 5
creek
Term. of Sale. as prescribed by the or
de-, are: One half of the purchase mon-
ey in cash. aud the residue at twelve
months credit-the purchaser 10 give
boud for the deferred payment. with Sc
curity to be approved by The adminlstra tor
aud to bear Interest from the dav Of sale
WM b. TUCKER,
Admr. Of Jos. Stone.
NAV s3, lS67-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
BAY SIDB FARM
containing
$50 acres,

more or Il s..
ibis land is situated on ;he Chesapea Ike
Bay 10 81 Iuigoe's district The houses
are imditf-rcnt-the soil cxc.'lent. The
particular value of this lind is f'r rs guam
'irv Of valuable wood aud timber. consist
it 2 Of cheSnut, oak, cedar and pine,
The terms Of sale, IS prescribe by the
decree are : one hali cash en- the day OF
>ale, tie balance to be paid Ia twelve
months from The Cay Of sule-the purcha-
ser to give bond for tie deferred payment,
with security to be approved by the IruS-
tee, bearing interest from the day Ct sale.
When all the rHrehase money is pald,
the Trustee will execute a deed to The
pulchascr, free, clear an! discharged from
al claims of the parties to this suit ana q
those claiming under them
G. FRED. MADDOX
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
OBITUARY..

Lost overheard, on Sunday afterr oon, ],
between Point No-Point and Cedar Point,
Chesapeake Bay, HENRY KEY PAUL,
aged II years, month and - days,
youn 4cst son of Capt. C. j. Paul, of Bal
timore city, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
$500

I Wiil pny s
medicine tia
genuine certiica
the place where
Herb EilI"ts %
pepsia, ldv'rCo
rhua. Typhoid,
B,iliuus Fcvers,
A!orbus. y clio y
ar Sore Leg, I
rheumatism, COL
Stomach. Chroii' 4
Scald Head tpe'
ness peculiar TO g.
&, tue Womn, H.. q
:q..ss II nature Il
rs. and al a"'nt ]
l1losi OF q Ne'h
Stomach. IMrr.
cures oi the ! e|,o.
,,e lurn,nl cd. IL
he nonsy sill h'
ior,
f'c, sale hy " !
NAY l'. l"s'
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ST.
MARY'S COUNTY.

IN 1HE ORPHANS GOt III Of ol
MARY'S COUNTY
May 21sr, 1867.
ORDERED, That the sale of the Real
Z Estate of Francis Stone, deceased,
made by jas T Blakis,one, JAS 5 Downs
and r & Combs, EXecl:ors, Of SAID de-
ceased, and this day reported to this Court
by said executors, be ratified and coutirm
ed, unless cause be shown to the c12;rafy.
on or before the second Tuesday f july
next-Provided, copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published IN
st. Mary's county, at least once week
for three successive weeks, before the
second Tuesday OF June next.
The Report states the amount Of sales
TO be Sl110 90
\ j SPALDlNG, chief Judge
JAMES L YATES, asset judge.
May 23, 1S61-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

May 23d, 1S61-ts.
Baltimore Daily Ga:ctfe publish once a
week ui.til day Of sale aud send bill to ad
ycrtlsef.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

It lies
river, con,
three mile
beautiful
ditchcd AT,
three quar-
aiap:cl TT
proiuct- Q
residue al
kinds for
sce IL,
premises q
tenant , hoI
buildings. |
valtaSes "|
tivcncsS an
to II, shoul
persons VII
ly.
The tern.
ere, are :: I
in cash anc
n,ents at al
ferrcd pay'
isfaction Of
from the d:
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
SMI1HVILLB,
90 acres of land,

This land is improved by large aad
Portable
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

| will pay L
Medical Fratcrj
compound that
tues and curatl \
Bittcrs.
BENZ AN
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