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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-17

EroR CONGRESS J. G. HILL, Of Alex
the decision Of the Conservative Nominating
Convention, as candidate for Congress from
the district composed of the following counties
Loudoun, Fairfax, Fauquieri Alexandria, Rap
pahannock, Culpeper, Madison, Warren Clarke,
Frederick and Orange. my eff
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CANDIDAT ES.

THO THE VOTERS of Orange, Culpeper, Eau
i quier, Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun, Madi-
son, Rappahannock Clarke, Warren and Fred
erlck:
at The solicitation of friends from various por-
tons of the district l hereby announce myself
candidate for Congress at the approaching fall
election.
My lifelong devotion TO the principles OF
democratic liberty, my editorial experience and
pronounced opinions upon all questions Of pub
fic policy, my active participation in the abors
and discussions of every political campaign
which has occurred in Virginia during the past
ten years, ought to be sufficient guarantees that
if elected, will discharge faithfully and fear-
essly all the duties of the Office. :, :.
l respectfully submit to the, candidates-as it
is probable there will be large number Of them
that we canvass the district together in order
that the people may better determine who shall
Y. HOWE PEYTON, !.
nv loft 3t Culpeper Va.
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TaI SaLES.
TIKI &aLES. -~-
Sale of Property: for non-pay-
ment Of City Taxes.
Bv direction Of the City Council, will be e1-

By direction of the City Council, will be ex-
posed at public sale, on Il ~ .ta.t
MONDAY, the 18th aay of June, 1872
10 front Of the Auditor .!hce in the city Oh
Alexandria the following
.,r LOTS and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, or as much thereof as may be necessary
to nav and satisfy the taxes, assessments or
charges due TO, the City Council of Alex andrla
On the same respectively, for the years annexed
The purchasers will be required to, pay at the
time of sale; the taxes, assessments, charges ana
expenses of SALE, The proprietor or proprletors
of such lots his or their heirs. representatives or
agents, may, within two years from the day OF
sale, pay to the purchaser thereof or to the
Mayor, the money paid for such taxes, charges
and EXPENSES, as aforesaid, with twelve per cent
um per snnum as interest thereon, or make q
tender of the same, in which event he shall be
reinstated in bis original title. If no such pay
ment- or tender be made within two years next
after,the sale, the purchaser will be required to
pay the remainder of the purchase money INTO
Inc treasury of the City Council, where it WILL
remain subject to the order of the proprietor or
his legal representative; and the purchaser, on
the payment Of the whole amount OF the Pur.
chase money, will receive title to the SAID lot
or lots, or such parts thereof, in fee simple from
The sale will commence at ten o'clock a. m.
on the day specified, and if not completed on
that day, will be continued from day to day,
and from time to time, until completed.
JNO. T. HILL, Col. North: Dist.
".r s. K. FIELD, Col South. Dist.
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= ----- CaRXyS.ET FURNITURE.
JAMES III. DEYAUGHN,
- Manufacturer ar Dealer in
r u r n [ T u r b

=" No. 10 King street,
Alexandria, Va,
Looking Glasses,
Hair, Cotton Top
and Husk Mattresses,
kept constantly on hand and made to order al
reasonable prices.
In order to secure prompt attention orders
should be addressed to
- JAMES 81. DEVAUGHN,
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rAIRFAX s GEoTOWN. TURNPIKE,
u -. Alexandria, May 80. 1872.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS An assess
ment of 10 per cent has been ordered on the
stock of the Company, payable July l, 1872.
Stockholders Will please remit promptly.
By order of the Directors: ,~.;
4. .ie l-2awtd ..., W. II. DANIEL, Secty.
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.DROTECT YOUR PROPERTY.

The experience of last year has created much
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and property against lightning. In every in.
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NOVELTIES INsTA merry
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STEPHEN A. GREEN. JAMES Z. GREEN.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31
TIE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
VOLUME FOR 1873.

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

THE PHRENoLocIcAL JOURNAL for November
deserves n warm welcome from the reading pub
lie for, taken as a whole, il is number ofun-
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only, is afforded by the following titles Jesse
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instructive article; Thomas Stcrry Hunt, FRS
4 Liti!e Girls First Impressions of Dcechcr; Ode
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THURSDAY MORNING, October sla, 1872.
10 pruocrA1s.-yo,e for electors. cal

70 DENocEAIs-Votef for electors. cam
Gla'as. and only for electoral candidates.
wLo have claims upon your support, and
ou.y such have claims as have been noni-
ra.el by the democratic party. You can
only help Grant aud the Grant party in
ST. Mary's by cutting your sicle. to make
Icga. lor any S,raight-out clcctor.
T.- democratic electoral ticket il cnti-
t,el TO your support in all tiihgs or in
n.,".gs. No question Of personality en-
,rrs suio the issue Bradford is as much
yous candidate as Briscoc. Both arc your
AGENTS and neither can DO more than 10
cast oLc Of the eight electoral votes Of Ma
t,lsni for-Aeeley }and Brown. A vote.
therefore. against any single Greeley cleo
tor i. fractional vote for Grant. Rcmem-
Der. that you only cast a fri Greeley and
E1ewn vote when you vote for the ~hoie
nu.,or of.Lc Greeley and Brown electors.
wi to vote at all is to aid Grant to the
,A.-.t Of half vote. and to vote for 9TH
Z. h.an your own nominated electors, or
.Ivt rs than the full namber of them, is
t. leak faith with your party and to as
cas-. Inc party Of your enemy.
Ho straight-out olcctor can obtain 500
S,tcs in the State. and of the votes he docs
vblin, no: single ono will be taken from
Gsaa;. by voting for such an cleetor,
therefore. you aid Grant just half as much
as ou would ii you voted outright for the
GIant electors. Don't aid Grant at all
mr. engage in any StraigLt-out diversion
which inurcs to his benefit. Uphold your
State organization, for future uses, if for
nothing else, and vote on Tuesday mex,
III, full Democratic ticket, Bradford and
ali.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

REMEMBER Remember that Tuesday
next is election day and subordinate your
private interests and inclinations, If they
lead you to stay a. home, to the grave
public duty which attaches to you as a vo-
ter. Not only attend promptly at the polls
yourself. but persuade your neighbors to
do likewise. And rest not satisfied with
the mere casting Of your own ballot Try
every honorable means Of persuasion to
induce those who are within the sphere of
your influence to vote the full democratic
ticket. one and indivisible. Initiate the
radicals, and cast no fractional vote
Make it fair s.and-up fght--Greeley
against Grans-Ncrrick against Albert.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

EH.-Consiier, democrats. that
whatever the inspiration. the effect Of the
Straigh,-out policy, II carried to its legi,-
i,kase sequence, Is to divide eur forces and
tsbEcak down democratic organization in
our State. BY and through this organi-
sssion, VIC have obiaiued ascendency in this
State aud by and through 10 can We only
hs'f it DoyOu wish 10 make Maryland
8 Grant State, like unfortunate Arkansas,
or ST. Mary's Grant county. like the
sa3.hlahd arrondisemcnts os Scu.h-e
liaa.a sarecls. Nes.rtbeless, this you
will assist to do--ify6p give your cOun-
,cuahee teshe designating programme
ofthe Ss.Sfsat-eufs.+' Stand. therefore. TO
ysSf parsY, co.ors By voting the mh.'e
democratic ticket on Tuesday next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

WAIcH SHALL IT BE Personal fitness
has. If course, much to DO with the pro-
pei administration of public Office. but this
IS not lie only thing to be considered in
thn selection Of president. We honestly
believe Mr.. Greeley to be both upright
and ~arable and We almost know General
,;rq,.t % he tic reverse All other things
l,irs equal. this personal distinction be-
twoen the presidential candidates would
determine all unselfsh and thoughtful men
in favor ofMr. Greeley without moments
hesitation. But all other things are not
stual, or it is at least certain that the par
~ which nominated Grant at Philadelphia
has a very different aninns from the par
= wLich nominated Greedy at Baltimore.
We lave already more than once fully dis
ens;sd this matter in our columns. and We
refer to it here merely to insist. that it is
ihr supreme thing to be considered, and
Tat questions OF personsl antccedents
G,si itness arc altogether subordinate
(Which party--,he party which nominated
Grant at Philadelphia or the party which
re!.,inated Greeley at Baltimore-should
shape tie legislation Of, and dominate in,
this country for the next four years p
Tlis rs the question which we would have
democrats TO debate who are hesitating to
support Greeley for being and having been.
what every body is now, an abolitionist,
aud we submit that this latter. being
concluded or at best subordinate issue.
should not be allowed to override tho liv-
Jog, rre-eminent. practical question We
hste presented above. Which, then. dem
serats. shall, It be, the Philadelphia or the
Baltimore party that you will assist into
power? But We already" know your re-
sponse to this question. Though object
ing to Greeley. personally. you realize
tAa. the mos. important thing to be con-
siicred is the cause and not the agent.
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(<sgss sc Hassin x9a Chronio'c, On.
oryaal ~

Tar War ~ ARK.x.As.-The civil var
now Roing on in Arkansas furnishes de-
plorable eviaence Of the length to which
politicians win 60 to carry out their seds,
aud. unfortunately Tor the colored nan.
being the agent. be pill be made the VIC
tim and the sufferer The real situation
in this State is that set Of adventures of
both political psrsies have organized them
selves into secret societies of the most dam
gerous character in fact, bound together
By obligations that SC. at defiance the con-
stitutcd eiyil authorities Of the State. 50
that.ccytasd localities arc in a frightful
state Of anarchy; and. as consequence.
war Of races is threatened. which every
good citizen canno, contemplate without
feelings of horror and alarm. The ire
pressible conflict has indeed taken new
shape. 1t - no longer . question Of sla-
very. but is assuming . character as to
which OF the two races shall rule. Tha,
this state Of affairs is the work Of unscru-
lous politicians is best answered by the
character of the men who are put into
power There can be no peace as long as
such Influences are in CONTROL, Both IA
ces mus. aud do suffer under its power.
and unless It is destroyed there is no
estimating its consequences. Better o
thousand times that the colorcd vote
Of the whole country was merged into
both political parties than organizing
them into separate and distinct socie.
ties for the benefit Of one or the other
party. We Erml; believe that the colored
man would be UNNECESSARILY better off,
for then his material and political interests
would become identical with the whites
Under such a state Of society the prcjudi-
ces Of races would soon die out, and the
occupation of the politicians who are now
specializing upon the evil passions engcn-
dered by their distinct organization would
soon be gone. This. we believe. is the
first step necessary to bring about that
harmony Of races that can alone guarantee
peace and prosperity to both.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

TuE MEETING on TUEspAy.-Thc DEM
ocratic gathering at the Court House on
Tuesday last. though not monstrous in
point of numbers, will long be remember
cd by those who attended it for the rich
ness and variety of its ora.orical display.
The speakers were Judge Mcrrick, our
candidate for Congress, Hon. James r.
Briscoc. our district elector. George Col
ton, Esqr., Of Baltimore, and Hon. r. T.
Mcrrick. of Washington. These names
of themselves suggest that no keynote OF
persuasion from grave to gay. from live
ly TO severe" was left unsoundcd. Nor
were cutting wit and opposite anccdotc
wanting to the occasion. And the whole
case in issue between the two parties was
thoroughly covered. This is all We have
left ourselves room to say, except that an
enthusiasm was aroused among our peo-
pie by the different speakers which We
have but to cultivate apd keep alive until
Tuesday next to restore the eagles Of vic
tory once more to the colors Of our party
in st. Mary's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31
Z f,rNe,rprte slfFrtSes on sarrnnAr.

az fssNecrtrte sigFrfScs on SAruRpAy.-
W. arc, aa,,:SsI:ci 10 announce tha. there
sill Be democratic meehsgs at Mechanics,
vile. Charlotte Hall district at I.aucas-
'cr's Store. in the Bedlam Neck section Of
CLaPtieo district; and at Carberry's Store
MsAsHesssrsSeck portion Of This dis
tI!osea ss:pFSsy next. the 2nd prOximo
We hope tia, all these meetings viii b.,
largely attended, and We suggest tia, the
usual speeches be dispensed with aud be
.StfSmspiSd by privste Suggestions and
as4ssgsnos:s to bring cut the full dsrae.
er~t;- vc.c ~ 4 e Tus<dsv fenow;nr.
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Manhood: Hoe Lost, Hoe Restored

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JS> This Lecture should he in the hands OF
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Tue BALriNoRE ELEcrIoS.-Thc cleo
ton for members Of the City Council came
eff in Baltimore Wednesday; 3srd inst
The totalvo.e cast was, 25,e5s. qsisea
large vote in comparison with former cleo.
tons for the sane FufPOse.
The psnuera.ic vote was, 14,2Ss.
The Republican vote, 1881.
The Temperance Party vete, 2.544.
The members elect are all Democrats
except three, the republicans having ear.
ried tina 18th. 10th. aud Goth wards.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

A UsErL Ixvsx1IOx j. Felix
Morgan. Of this county. has recently ob-
tainel LETTERS Patent" foE theinvcption
Of a Portable Totsecv Press. quite annns-
befcf which have been CONSTRUCTED, un-
der bis personal supervision. and arc NO"
being used by Planters in this eoanty--
The chief advantage Of this Press ever
the old style Press. or Prize. consists in
the great saving Of time and labor. and
the improved condition Of the Tobacco
when prepared for market The leaf will
no. be bruised in packing. and will always
present an even and smooth appearance.
One man can easily prize hosshead Of
Tobacco in day-full we,ght-and two
men can prize three hogshsads.l Another
advantage connected with this patent is
that. by the use Of a simply constructed
railway platform--bciug part OF the in.
ven.ion-:wo hogsheads can be worked
alternately. under the same screw. ant
the process of packing and Pressing there
by greatly expedited. All who have used
this Press speak in the highest praise Q
its genefE utility. aud are particusarl,
pleased with the durability and simplicit.
Of its construction. 1t may be readily re
moved intact. or any adjoining farm labor
er can take i. to pieces and put it together
without the slightest apprehension Of dan,
age to it.
Persons wishing to secure local paten
rights, or to have Presses constructed
will address DR.. j. Felix Morgan. Leon
ardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31
AT LAST Uroy PRorITIoUs SEAs.-Wc

AT LAST Uroy PRorIrIous SEAs.-Wc
have high authority for saying. "there i:
a tide in the affairs Of men which, taken
at the food, leads on to fortune" This
is as true of party affairs as it is Of other
concerns, and the injunction We have to
express in this connection to our party
friends. is to second and assist the palpa-
bic impetus which has been given to our
cause within the last few days BY the pres
cuce and the speeches in our county ofour
district elector, our candidate for Congress
and other eloquent advocates Of democra-
cy. We have but few days left to work
in, but the favorable tide is flooding. the
breeze propitious, the desired haven in
sight, and nothing is wanting to insure a
prosperous voyage but to keep our gallant
bark in her present courses, all hands on
deck and every man at his post.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

DENocRArIc ELxcrfoS Trcxrrs The
democratic election Tickets win be ready
for distribution the las. Of the present
week. Packages, containing ballOtsenough
to supply the wantscfdemocratic voters in
each district. win be sent to the Judges Of
Election in each voting precinct BY Satur-
day, The Judges are requested not to a.
low them to be wasted, but 10 hold them
over Tor use on the day cfelec.ion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

HarsxEss MACHINE for November Il on our
table Like It's predecessors the November uura-
Der is rcpsese with interest. IS --'@
The Mountains, with illustration, By Porte
Cayon. The Listeners, Down the Danube, By
James ueaSy Browne, .conelnded. The GreA,
Mother. Our Industrial Experiment 3, South
Manchester, The Siren Of Science, The Kepuhii-
can novemsns in Europe, by EH.ilo CASTELAR,
The Visit, Geneva, ora Kensingson, by Mis-
Thaeksrsy; Afler many Days lnpsrssnatioss.
BY Hayssa Taylor The New NagaA,esn. by
wnkie Collins, Tie Treaty Of washingsOa,
A Sinple,Ou, By Charles Resas are among ,hs
Contributors. This nambsr contains he usual
smo1I, % in tetes,irs editorial matter