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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-01

QUARTERLY MEETING.-The second quart
erly meeting of the NJ. E. Church will be held
ko-day. Rev. A. N. Fisher, P. E., will con-
duct the services. Love feast in the morning
at o'clock. Preaching morning and even
fng. with the Lords Supper at the close Of the
ming service.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-01
THE DAILY APPEAL.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. No services
will be held a. this church to-day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

NEw Gocrs -Our enterprls,ns friends
Nsssrs. VIE i Ford. next door TO ) F.
Fenwick's Hotel, are in receipt OF spiei :
did Fail ana Winter assortment OF Ut,
Goods, inciuding boots, shoes. hats caps
etc. which they are selling Of rapidly At
Baltimore priscs They have probstiy'
the largess as>ortmens of ready made
clothing of any House IL southern Ma
ryland Give thcns call.
See also, the advertisement Of Miss
Irene Furck, who has just opened large
and beautiful assortment # New Milne
ry and Fancy Goods At her store sdJ''n-
ing the esta bEshment Of Messrs- Vile y
Ford. Miss Furck is now keeping =
choice selection Of confectionery and Is
selling her goods very low fer cash Gall
aud see her.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

:. -,
hA1 III
Radical headers are Struggling 70 HAM
their dlscipIes oellcSe 'ha' me 'o''''S' ~"
is continuation Oh '"e WAL 't''7' ~
rebellion. But here Is what the fupP'i
tiers Of radicaism are really expected 10
vote for
Taxes for the payment OF ln'ties'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
CAPTURE or JAKHoz.-We learn fro,

CAr1uRE or JAKEox-We learn from
the Daily Ga:tftc of the 10th instant that
Detectives Mitchell and Carroll arrested
In Baltimore on the 10th man calling
himself John Jarboe on suspicion of hay
ing stolen horse, which he was making
an effort 10 sell From sill the circum-
stances, there is little doubt that the pre-
tended John Jarboc is the veritablc Robt.
F. Jarboe who was recently confined in
cur lail on charge of herse stealing and
sho-cscapcd theretrom few days prcvi-
Gus to the meeting of our September
Court. 1t appears, says the Ga>eHf, that
On Wednesday morning early the aceus-
I'd called at kinnear's stable. on High
street. and offered horse for sale, and on
learning that no more stock was wanted
=, that stable, asked where was the best
place TO dispose of it He was told that
the horse bazaar would be the most like
" place. when he remarked that be did
not like 10 60 there, and requested one OF
the employees of the stable to take it there
and sell it for him That aroused suSpi-
cion, and Mr. knncar At once communl-
Gated with the head Of the Detective De
partment. and STEPS were Immediately ia
Ken to wstch his movements. 1t was dis
covered during the day that he had sold the
horse Ia hackman PANIED Colcmsn for
fnv-ive dollars, and bad received fifteen
dollars Of the purchase money, Coleman
agreeing to pay the remaining forty dol
lars in the afternoon Coleman WAS found
and he promised when Jarboe called 70
let detectives Mitchell and Carroll know.
Accordingly when he called, Coleman told
him that lie would 60 up he street with
HIM 70 the house Of friend. whom he de-
aired 10 witness the receipt. Jarboe un-
.uspccting, went with him, and he found
himself delivered into the hands of the
detectives. Mitchell searched him, but
could find nothing that would give any
cine 70 where he was from. but observed
that he held handkerchief very closely.
~. took ho.d Of the HANDKERCHIEF and saw
that be had piece OF printed paper IN
.-r+.r h-.A.:cLjI Jarh-c refused -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

WHAT TIE DEMocRAr. WILL Dot
has often been asked, what W. democrats
VII do If We shall succeed to power IN
the Government Among other things
that We viii ,to. it may confidently be
answered. that ve will reduce the tariff
tax on AL your tea, AMI whatever you
may drak and wear.
We will restore the Union, and turn
over all the expenses of the Southern
States to the South where they properly
belong.
We will turn out and abolish ten thous-
and abolition f'recdmens Bureau office
holders, and save millions of dollars to
the peoples pockets.
We will bid the South support them
selves and 20 to raising cotton and sugar
and we will continue to raise produce to
feed them.
/ We will pay the public debt in the same
currency we pay you and the same you
pay each other, and thus save millions
more in the pockets of the people
If we pay the rich in gold, We will pay
you in gold. If We pay You in paper
money. We viii pay plethoric bond hold
ers in paper money.
We will enact laws to enable you to buy
your goods where you can buy the cheap
est, and sell where you can get the best
price.
We will protect labor from the en-
ercachnens # capital.
We Will leave each State to govern It
self, limited only by the Federal Consti-
tuition.
We Will redpce the army in the South
and send them to the plains to protect
the frontier and new routes to the far
West
We will restore commerce, peace and
good will between the North aud South
We will reduce taxes.
We will lessen the oficcholders snd re-
| lease YOU from taxation to sappsft them.
We will enact laws inside and not out
side the Constitution.
We Will restore peace at home and
maintain your honor abroad.
We will inaugurate day Of modera-
ton, order and good will, instead of hate
and i'll will, as now taught by Jacobln
politicians.
We will give equal right to all, and
grant exclusive rriylleg to none.
We will substitute calm craftsmanship
for mad Jacobinism.
We will make pets of negroes no longer
at the expense of the whites nor force
suffrage for them at the expense and
against the will of those who have created
and have maintained the Government.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
A CEK7AlHTY.-Thcre arc some things

A CER7AlSTY.-Thcre arc some things
that ar. certain, and some things that are
not. One Of the positively and absolute
" certain things is that if the Radical
party. which has been running up, and
which is still further rusnins up, such
terrible, moustrous, horrible debt against
the Government, succeed III getting pos
session Of the Governments affairs Tor au-
other Presidential term, national bank
ruptcy and general individual bankruptcy
must come.
No nation under heaven ever endured
the financial oppression We are enduring.
No nation can endure it. No nation will
ever attempt to endure il for any consld-
cradle ler 9th of time Think not to keep
men stretched by their own consent upon
the financial rack until every nerve and
muscle shall break, each with It's own Sc
parate and appropriate pans
With every succeeding month the
amount Of our peoples liability for taxes
is increasing by millions, and with every
increasing month their means Of paying
are decreasing by millions. How long
can this thing be expected to go on Il
our people have not eaten OF the insane
root. they can answer to themselves
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
OUg CoxGatssrox. DisrgIcr.-It ap-

OUg CoNGEt<sEoN,L DisrgIcr.-E ap-
pears, .fter al, that We are to have 4
~ontes. IN this Congressional district
The friends Of Mr.. William J Albert are
up and about and, If the 4mericdn newt-
paper Is 70 believed, are doing wonders
in his behalf \ letter from our county
to that paper urges tina, radical tickets be
sch, here '-at least fifteen days before the
election in esler shat they may be distri-
buted throughout the county 1t is very
certain that Cur county radicals are haId
3, work for their party and we would just
here suggest that We had better be loo :
ing after them They claim three hu I.
dred votes-they are entitled to about
hfty-certalnly not hundred Would
it not be well for Us 30 set So work at
once to draw out oar full party strength
at the November election Oar candi-
dates are certainly deserving the best We
can do for them aud it would be very
mortifying to our county pride If only a
nominal vote should be cast in Nssem-
Der Wh.ssay the Central Committee
to organizing series Of meetings in the
county We have plenty Of hrst-ratc
speakers on the spot who could be engag-
ed to address our friends and as the present
is comparatively a leisure time, there Is
little doubt that the meetings would be
well attended and be followed BY the hap
picst results
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

"UA.s THosH rHAr TALK OF FEAn
We are not certain, If VIC had the pow
Or. and murder were ne crime, that We
would not massacre on the spot certain
q The democratic editors who, because Of
nnr recent disasters in Pcnn.y lvanla,
Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska, propose to
throw up the sponge and abandon With
eut further ado both platform and ticket
Of our party. Such counsel is positively
disgr,acfally, especially in hearing of the
enemy, and hanging is almost too good
for the Editors Who propose it. Certain
IT is, they are no fit advisers Of our party
at time Ike this and we are glad to
know that the National committee have
scouted With contempt their craven pro-
position To- surrender. I'VE are not,
,elegraphs the committee, 'Panlc-strlcken
in New York "
Nor, when you come 10 reason about
it, liz there occa.ion any ~hers for pan
ic Considering the population Of three
of the States voting, the enemy has sue
ceedcd only by the tkin Of his teeth IL
every State, the democrats have more
than maintained their own in the popular
and have gained strongly Oh the congress
sional vote The radical mnJorities, III
snct, are merely nominal il Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Nebraska That these can
le overcome by pluck and energy before
November, We are firmly persuaded. 1t
il not unknown in the history Of our par
~ that heavier najoritic. against US than
.hese have, in 81 ort-r SPACE tAan .
month, been converted into maj ritios Il,
our favor The late succsts # the radicals
is likely to lull -tkem into a false security
They now look upon the election of Grant
asa fixed fact aid are alu est certain III
consequence to relax their activity and
spirit and to be less cxtravagant with
their money. The foreign vote, natural
lied since the 1st of September. which
the radicals would not allow to be cast at
the late election, will be cast az 4 unit
for our party at the Presidential election,
if it is allowed to be cast at all, and there
can be 10 prctext Ill November for throw
ing it out. The Jews are certain to vote
T. II - f,ln Gun
pose that t..cy were about equally divided
at the late election This vote Of itself
cast in body for cur candidates. would
give US every State that has recently voted
against US. Besides there is no telling
what may turn up between this and No
vcmber. a false step of the radicals OF
rome new development of rascality on then
part may turn the current of public opin-
Jon, now apparently setting IN their IA
vor, strongly and directly against them
Under any and all views Of the situation
it is the duty of democrats to fight out
the battle with pluck and determination
10 the last At least we are certain it j,
now the haldest folly to be changing col
ors and swapping headers. If We cant
win the present race with Seymour and
Blair. We cant win with any b2dy nol
would we deserve 10 win at all could we bt
b.so enough TO exchange, as has been pro-
pofeh. our present for 4 gro-suffrage
platform.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

the despstisn that y now ruling and ruin
Ing the South, may some day turn rs
force against Massachusetts, and the
North
What Mr.. Adams may think wrong IN
the action OF the. Southern States towards
the negroes, Is of no great Importance
now. 1t is true that the Rad cal. made
nc legislation If certain Of the Southern
States the excuse for their reconstruct n
Tazs-bu, that legislation towards the Nc
groes was the mere occasion, not the cause
nor vet the reason for these acts. Their
continued rule, the safety Of their party.
the >poiIs Of Office, the promptIngs ODDS
potism rendered their LEGISLATION necessa
~. They have trampled upon the Con-
>titution in order to continue their power;
the South feels the iron now, but if It
should become necessary 10 turn their
legislation against the North, the same
reckless disregard for constitutional obi
cations will stand them IN hand to op-
press the North. Already violent hands
have been laid upon the elect oral college,
and severe On States forbid 70 participate
in the choire Of the President 1t Is 'tr-
gina now that hes PROSTATE at the teet
Of Radieali>m, but it may be New York
or pennsylvania. should either Of those
States stand in the way of Radicalism =
Such is Mr. Adam forecast Of future
condition of the country
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

tlon, enemies Of corruption and exfrava-
gance, and of yicd,ns the government Of
States into the hands Of ignorance and
barbaris ism We nsust allow cur RAIDS TO
crow over their temporary successes but
when party finds It's maJnrl,ies reduced
almost every where in the North. as Is the
case with the Radicals. they must see the
handwriting on the wall which betokens
their speedy f4sl overthrow.
Let u close up our ranks and 70 At
the enemy more vigorously than ever
We have done wonders against the her
culean powers srrsycd Us We can aud
will do letter IN November for our noble
eand dates. Seymour and Blair. On. on.
ever onward /; W must not cease our ef-
forts now, nor nil We achieve success.
Oar cause is just 1t will ultimately pre-
vail. We are battling for the genuine
principles OF freedom aud equality on
which our Government WAS founded. we
must succeed or popular liberty cannot be
re-establiSLci III America.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
Ok WIru THE FIGHr In answer to

OK WITH THE FIeur In answer to
the question, what are democrats DOW to
do, we reply ION with the light
on with the fight till the people recover
their senses-tilI the rights of the States
be restored-till taxation be made equal
till the working man and the producer
have protection under the laws which no"
compel industry to support ldlencss and
wastetul extravaganza. On with the night.
Press on democrats, as you have 80 molly
done since the battle first began to rage
Dout relax single effort Don't yl,ld
an inch of ground Don't lay down your
arms for single moment. Perfect your
organization, not only in every precinct OF
the county but In every section OF the
State aud OF the Union. The grand old
party to which you belong, which IN SUI
shine or III storm is ever the same con-
slant and unyiclding defender of the PEG
pies rights, demands your continued and
earnest labors. Ii is the only party that
knows how well to use victory and that
stands forth fearless and undlsmayed III
defeat. 1t was born with the Consti:u-
ton. and it will only perish with that sa-
cred instrument W lille there is a scrap
or shred of that immortal document left
to bless and protect the people, the Dem
ocracy will keep up the good fight, and
will never faltcr IN their noble excrtion>
for "ths good old cause" To-day We should
begin the battle again. No work should
appal us-no labor should make US weary
no pressure, from within or without,
should cause US to pause or halt for an III
stan, in our onward march Democrats
Friends Of the Constitution Press Oh
press on DO your whole duty, and
generations vet unborn will rise up and
call you blessed :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

give it up, and watching his. opportunity
pu, it int his mouth with latent % swa!-
low It. In an instant Mitchell efasred
him ~ the neck and Compiled h.n g
throw it out Of hTs mouth The printed
slip was then e1smined. aad preTed 10 be
description Of Jarboe cut from rhe s.
Mary's BeaczA He was th"n COMMITTED t"
Jail to await the order Of the Sheriff Of St
Mary's-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
Tgk SrArrsNAs.-Thc first number Of

THk STATESMAN The first numtc. Of
this Democratic weekly came out on Sa-
turday las, Modelled on the plan of the
New lork Nation, the Ntatesma" IN pol
tiles will be conducted on Democratic
principles, We commend cur new con-
temper AIRY to the public as Journal that
makes no professions, but points to Is
works" rs the chief reasons for lis claim
Of public patronage. It's first number Ii
very handsome paper ofsixtecn quarto
pages, 6!lcd with we'll written original ar
d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

Tus PoLIrIcAL SIrUtTIoS.--After the
lapse Of several days the result Of the DC
tober elections in Pcnnsy lvanla, Ono
and Indiana is not yet accurately hno"n
But enough IL clearly compreaendcd to
INSPIRE the democratic and Conservative
party with renewed energy, with Ger
t,iaty Of success Ia Novcn Der II they ere
oulv true to themselves Although cur
late efforts have not been crowned with
that entire success hop d for, enough has
been accomplished to show the III vlnrlolI-
i,y of the De n"eracy in general nation
al contest. The vo;e IN the graf States
where the eicc ions have just taken place
was one Of the largest ever & ven. amount
ing to 800 600, or thercabol's ut OF
which, with all their expenditures. the
possession of both Federal and State oiil-
ces, the political. literary, and rellS''us
press largely in their interest. unscrupu-
lous and adroit in their connections OF cant
and sophistry 10 make the worse appear
the better cause besides their notorious
and undisguised frauds, the whole mayor
/ itv OF the Radicals, as claimed IN all three
of the States, will not equal or exceed
-, 600 votes, against 100, 900 in the
same States in 1864 The great State
of our noble leader, Iloratin Seymour. Will
give on the 3rd of November much
greater majority than the Radicals claim
in those three States And if We only
/ determine to devote our best energies TO
the work, those States may yet be redeem
! ed, and their electoral votes counted
for Seymour and Blair The enemy have
spent their force-havo exhausted much
of their ammunition-and thy cannot
Withstand the onset of the party If we are
only united and determined. Then let us
close up the ranks, and move upon the
enemy's work." st once
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
ESI'R II.

St. Msry's County, to wit:
| hereby certify, TINT Jno + Rcdman
of St Mays county, brought before nc
the subscriber. one of the Justices OF the
Peace. in and for the said county. thu,
9Th day of October, in the year SOS, IS
strayS. trcspassing upon HI, enclosures.
three hogs, description a> follows. .
black and white and black spotted
Given under my hand,
10 f. MORGAN, J ?.
The ow0rr of the above described hogs
is hereby notified to prove property, pay
charges and take them away otherwise.
they will BE- disposed of according 10 law
JOHN + REDMAN.
Oct s, 1SGS-3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
IL tie Circuit Court for ST MAYS count.

IL tie Circuit Court for ST Mays coun,v,
sitting a. a ourt OF Equity.
Ne 2ol \ Equity.
nRNERED, This 10Th day Of Oct. lSGs !,
~ that the ealc> made and reported -
Rnbert { c ms and JAS Dow -. Ifu. &c, ,
III lhls cause, 1e ratified ant confirmed. ur'c-~
cause 10 the contrary be shown On e.
before the % h day OF November nc&t:
provided copy Of this order be rnh,Isf>a
in the II MarN's Beacon. otce = Week lur
three successive weeks PRIOR ~ the 2e,k
day + November.
The report states that the land sold for
JNO A CAMAIlEK CHI
True cnpy-Test:
1NO. a. CAVALIER, OK
&c, %, lS6s-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

A truly loyal speaker vt Sumter, 5
c., declared that Kadicalism would trl
umph from Dan to Omega :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

Colfax will marry in November. Prem
tic thinks him surs Of being Fice-PreSi-
ct-.-cf-.s ,ra to1- / IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
I\BA\kRIPTCY.

In Bankruptcy, October, 10Th, 1868.
ARDERED. that tho sale made aud
u reported by Joseph II Key, ASS
nee Of the effects of the sad Robert VI
Sharks, Bankrupt, be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause to the contrary b. SHOWN
on or before thu 15th day of November
next, provided copy of this order be
published 10 the ST Mary's Brac m aud
the Baltimore Ga=che Que week III each
of three successive weeks before tho said
10Th day of Novemb T next
The report states the am unt Of sales
to be $500 and subject to all h~ns and
lucun oeranccs
WILLIAM z GILES.
True copy-iest
JAMES w CHEW,
Clerk District Court
tor SAID District.
Oct p, lSGS-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
MILLINERY
AND
FANCY COILS.

NJ ISS IRENE FCRCk respectfully
Informs her friends and the PuO-
hc th,t she has just opened large and
beautiful assortment Of MILLlA ERl
and FANCY GOODS embracing Fall
and Winter BDNNr.To, aud HA IS of
the most fash enable make, wnrstcd
HOODS f>r Ladies' and cnlidreu,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
RIBBONS,
BU TTONS.
JEWELRY,
DRESS Patterns,
CLOAK PATTERNS, &c
Also choice selection OF CONFt.C Ion
ERY all Of which she vii sDll WY o"
ior "a IL
- % IScs a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
DENTISTRY.

INR. ;. :. SMITH, of TennsS- |
IL see proposes to locate i'll the iIYtVz
village Of l.conardte~n for the Ii
practice Of his profession. lie will he thanAt
for the patronage Of the pubic.
Oct - ls6S-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
AND
READY MADE CLOTHING

READY MADE CLOTHING
over offered to the citizens Of St>Mary :
county, which they will sell for cash a.
Baltimore prioe.-
The attention Of the Public is particu-
larly directed to our splendid stock OF
READY MADE THING, the lar
cest and best in Southern Maryland All
our clothing is m .de of the best material.
and in the most fashionatl, styles, End
will be sold lower for cash than they can
be bought for elsewhere. The public. arc
respectfully r, ques,ed 10 give as call be-
fore purchas ng els, where.
VILE 4 FORD.
DC, 90 1868 Pm.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-24
EARLY THUNDER.

A family in La Crosse, Wis, had been
missing stove wood for several weeks
past. On the return of the members of
the family, a few days since, the case
was stated, and Sunday very pretty
stick of fuel was left with the other on
the wood pile. In the stick were two
ounces of powder for safe keeping
Monday the stick was there Tuesday
the stick was there, and the laugh was
getting on the man who fixed it. We'd
nesday morning the stick was gone
Wednesday morning an explosion was
heard in house near by, and the kitch-
en- window was spared no panes. On
going to the spot sight might have
been seen. The stove had Joined q
conference. A kettle of pork and cab
baa ae"shot up through the roof like an
arrow. A dish of apples, stewing on
the stove, gave the ceiling the appear
ance of map of Caliaiornia. A cat,
asleeping under the stove, went through
after the devil or the doctor. The cat
has not been heard from since, but a
smell of burnt cat hair pervades that
house very thoroughly. A fiat iron
hoisted into a pan of dough, chair lost
three legs, the wood-box looks sick,
while the roof of the house looks like a
bursted apple-dunlpling. The occu-
pant of the ruin says:
'Such tunder never comes pefore. |
puy litenin' rod, py tam J"