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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-04

CGoUr & REIrsSIDER, Solicitors.
mar 2S-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-11

gan 70 james 7: NJ. R.ley. as win sp-
pear By Deed fro.s said JamcsT. 81.
Ralcy to Mary A. Morgan. dated Au-
gust 3l<s. 1917. and recor Tea in Liter
W. +. NJ, fo!ios 800 AMI 1910, one Of
she Land Records Cor Saint Mary's
c"uaty.
!. This land Is located sboat four miles
from Le"nardiowa. and has q god
DWELLING HOUSE.
= A SMALL BARN,
sad al necessary OCT-HOUSES upoa
u. The soii 10 generalIy good and there
i some fne
MEADOW LAND
rthcErcmiscs. There 10 a1so an Or
ICHARD and IN sband. noe Of TIMBER
OF al kinds for the use Of the premises
Upon 10. -
This property sdjoins the "Foress
HALF estate Of john P.ss,ns, Z. a. the
land Of the lac William 8. Morgan. Che
lAods OF The late George II. Morgan and
eihess. The proposed Railsoad T. Psin.
l. Ok ut passes near this property.
Terms o. Sale. as prescribed By the
decree, are :-one-half Of the purchase
money in cash On The day Of sale. and the
balance as twelve months from tho date
th,reof-ihe deferred payment. to DO So
cured by the bond or note Of the purcha-
or. with security 10 be approved by the
Trustees aud TO bear interest from the
day OF ,ale.
VI en- all the purchase money shall
have been paid, the Trustees will execute
q deed TO the purchaser. free. Gle .r and
discharged from al claims Of the parties
20 this suit and Of those claiming By,
from or under them.
r. ROBERT G. COMBS,
JAS. s. DOWNS,
Trustees
juno 1lIh, 1S74-ts.
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llI-lk1nf' Nfl3.
Jere Herbert -, 90. {. :,
william c. Love,
80, Matilda v. Love. and
Charles A. McEwen.
Ts.axrvseS 81 t--~FrO - k
IN the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's County. sitting in
- Equity.
.--svl A. 0~0 NJ N


TVHB otjset of this Bill IS 10 procure
Il decree for the sale Of cersaiu real
estate. located in Saint Mary's County.
Msrylasd, called and kneR IN - part
ROPKlN'Sf ADDITION, eoaaaisiag
ONk HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
HFEACRES. more OF less. =, -..-,
The Bill states. IL substance, tat on
the 26th day Of April. 1870. . certain
WIN. c. Love and Matilda v. Love, his
wife. Of the county and State aforesaid.
made aud executed to the Complain mt,
Jere Herbert. . certain NJ. rtgage o. tho
Aforesaid land for The sum Of seven huI
dred and tsea'y- Eve dollars. II
!. The Bill further states, that sometime
since the exc ,ution Of said Mortgage 10
Wit. IN the 7.h day Of jay. 1918, .he
said VIM. G and Matilda v. Love sold
and conveyed the mortgaged premises -
certain Charles A. MeEvcn. ofWash-
ington- City. D. c.. Who is a non-resi-
dent Of the State Of Maryisnd.
The Bill furthor states, that the said
mortgage debt 10 due and wholly unpaid
as 10 principal and interest,". x
His therefore ordered, this twcnty.sixth
day of'May. in the -ysar eixhteca hun
dred and seventy -four, that the Com
plaiDant, BY causing ., cop. If this Or
der to be inserted in the Saint Mary's
Beacon, once in each Of four successive
weeks three months before the first day
Of October, in the year eighteen hun.
drsd and seventy-fosr, give notice TO the
said absent. and ncu-rcsidcat defendant
Of the Offset and substance Of this Bill.
and warn him to sppesr in this Court. in
person or BY solicitor. on or before the
SAID FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
IN THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUN
DRED AND SEYENTY-FOUR. to an
swcr the premises and show cause, If any
he has, Why decree should not pass as
prayed.
- FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
e. True copy-Tcst:
J FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
May %. 1S74-4w.
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Good Agents Wanted

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No other publication compares with it for quick
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Mcssrs ,Eaitor.-picas, announce DR.
STEPHEN Il ID MALE, AT rney and
Counscllor~a,-1.av y. 4. car di late for The
position of States Artorney. We believe
him TO b. admirably 6t:ed to diechasEe
With fi-ltity. boldness and ability the re-
<pau.iblc da.ics Of the cficc.
n.IcE 3, 1874. NAM Fr:tnds.
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PIANO TUNING.

WE take plcasn re in announcing tina, G. L.
w Wup, OF &. L. MILp L BEo., 40 llth
t,rre,, Washington. d. G., is now in Charles
bounty and will visit 81. Aary's county in a
kw wetks fpr The purpose OF TrSiSs AND Rs
PAIRING PIAxos sSp ORGANS he has the high
rs; teCc mmS nd cations from such celebrated c.
sahli>hraents rs VI m. knabe 4 Co, aud Chsrles
n. Sticr. az Baltimore, for whom he Is also
Agsut. Communications addressed 20 him in
rarr Of GEEsNwELl FESwicx At Lecnarsitown
will receive faithful attention. As tins uili be
crI-crtgnity not o;tea svsiisble in the COUNTRY,
We advise our musical friends to send their cr-
&C., early. JIne 4, ls'i-Jis
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strains jams jelhes herbs Vegetables, lard, tai
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cessfn and profitable utensils eves sold By axrn,s
Weighs six pounds frite, $500. E,eiw.ive
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b DANE, lo3 Washington Ss-, Boston, Mass.
Nay -, lS.i-sts - s-v-s~
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New .fdvertisements.'
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is the latest and raeiest work by
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Mrs. STowE is now in the prime Of that genius
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TO MY FELLOw-CITIzENs.

respectfully announce myself as csnd;-
date tor reelection to the ofice of States At.
,oruey for 81 Mary's county, and hope TO re
cesSe, as heretofcre, the liberal support Of nav
ferow-cii,zens
No go 1915. y. PARRAy CRANE
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The American I.oan and Trust
COMPANY

OF LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
CAPITAL. $500 cco
viii negotiate LohSs On ISFEovED REAL EsrarE
worth at least twice the amour, loaned thereon.
Interest u per Cent. per .Annans. 4
C0ilrsioa Of PriaeiPai sni frfr-s,s Gw,rsrie,i.
Principal and interest payable in New York
II desired. Send for circulars. Address
GEO. A. MOORE, Sec'y, Leavsnworth. Kansas.
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res,

| rnrTc r lc~s
E=sei hat = shast
~ Fscsn.y . 4
Ashcrn Maryland
excel 'cas s~il. =
! improved. and
} sn thea. Thcy
rcwaEkahle Coz
arc vel adap~
~ vel as tAsI
sresioa Of the,
4dfr divi.iss
ie sSTmx, or viii
hare. with n smali
La very kae e.
e~crhca by tho
f The parsa.ss
bad the balance
eae and tss
ri rsym alta 90
+ o. notes Il ;as
r.. with .arSsics
fTra<srcs. aud -
" II sale.
80 uvney sb.i1
asscc< will cre-
. he rsrcaaser,
, asa !~aargea
rsie< esesis sae
y. tsom OF un Ice
Z. COMBS.
sbwN>.
Trustees.
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ADMISIsTRATRIx's NOTICE.
O,r14n' Court Of 81. Aary's CS"a'y, SssS
April 90, 1874. --
nRpERED BY THE COURT, That Elizat
~ Herbert, admrx Of Robert ~. li~rbert,
late Of 81. Nary's county, Maryland, deceas-
ed, give the notice required BY Law 10 the De-
cease,l's creditors TO exhibit their claims, and
tina, the saue be published once week tor
six sueeessise weeks IL the 81 NaryS Bcacor:
Test (: JAS RALLY,
Register Wills Of st Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe ADORE order, lefsky
give rufice that have Obtained from the Or.
phans' Cour, Of ST. Mnry's county, MsrylAtsSs
letters OF ADMINISTRATION on the personal estaes
of Robert II Herbert, late Of said eounty, De-
ceased All persons having claims sgaitsi thu
said deceased are hereby notified 20 exhibit thc
same with the proper vouchers attacked shefss
10. 10 tie subscriber, on or before the lsf ds,
of Nov is14, they III otherwise by Law be
exclua 4 from ali benefits or the said estate
All PERSONS indebted 20 .he deceased are n:
CRESTED 70 make immediate payment 70 IL
subscriber. -
AdmiRistra,rix.
april 80, Issi-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-11

10y virtue Of a decree of the Circuit
i" Court for Saint Mary's county,
sitting as Court Of Equity, pascal in
cause in which Henry A. .Can'sr and
Alice Cantor, his wife. are Ccmplaicants
aud William III. Soshorou aud Others arc
Defendants. and bearing date OF the 30th
Of May, 1874, the undersigned, rs Trus-
tee, will offer at Public Sale at Char
lotte Hall in the 5th election district Of
St. Mary's county. on
Saturday. the 9th Of June,
1874,
between The hours Of 12 o'clock, m. and
4 o'clock. p. NJ, the following real es-
tate, Wig -
LONG YORKSHIRE, -.--...t'. +
SOTHORON's HILLS. and
SOTHORON'S SUPPLY,
or by whatsoever name or names the same
may be called, containing in The sggre-
gate,
1913 acres.
more or less
The above tracts Of land are located in
the 5th election district Of Saint Mary's
county. The improvements consist OF .
good
DWELLING HOUSE. TWO BARNS
and all necessary OUT-HOUSES
and the soil is we'll adapted to the pro-
duction of the staple products Of this eli
mate. particularly tobacco, the said land
being the real estate Of which the late
Richard G.. Sothorcu died seis ID and
possessed and is sold clear of the widows
dover.
TERMS OF SALE
as prescribed by the decree are :-One
third cash on the day Of sale, aud the
balance in two equal installments Of one
and two years, the purchaser or puruias-
ers to give bond for the deferred pay
ments, with security to be approved by
the Trustee, aud to bear interest from
the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
lave been paid, the Trustee will exc
cute deed to the purchaser or pur-
chasers. free, clear aud discharged
from all claims of tho parties to this
suit, aud of those claiming by, from or
under them. ....-F...
JAMES Fl. WILSON,
Trustee.
June 4. 1S74-ts.
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FOR WASHINGTON. A N D
-. BALTIMORE.

THE swirl ard svo.i,e Iron Steamer PILOT
II BOY viii leave Leoaardtown every SAN
day Morning ~ ESQ o'elock for Washingtoo,
connecting there with early trsias Of BaltimoFl
and Ohio and Baiti nore and Potomac Railroads.
Returning, will leave Washington every Satur-
day Morning n . o'clock for Leoaardtou n, ma
king coEncction with morning trains for Balti
raore.
wa n. CrLES, 4s at.
rnarxi. 10 fsri-,f-
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business Notice.

Balimote, Feb Isl, 1914.
NyE the undersigned have formed co.
w partnership, under the name Of FRANK
X. SlMNS & CO., 20 conduct General Com
mission Business at the South West Cor
Building, and would solicit contihnanee- q
the patronage so generously rendered to theoN
inn. rs. sr1--... --
FRANK Y SIMNS,
MOL wEECH.
febs, Iss2-tf.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

april 80, issi-sw.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-21
THE FIREMEN'S CHARITABLE 4SSO
CATION

4 special meeting Of this association was
called hast night ut Louisiana Hoses House
corner Perdido and Carondelet streets Pres.
ident |. n. Marks in the chair, and delegates
from all the different companies present. The
meeting was called for the purpose of taking
into consideration the expediency of purchas-
ing 10, 600 feet Of hose at cost Of S12, 500.
1t was referred to the association by the
Board Of Delegates on account Of the present
embarassments in their finan ial condition
and to sta to them the reason for not having
purchased it. 1t was adopted that the board
purchase the required amount Of hose at the
lowest figure possible. provided that in case
the association can not meet payment at the
time it falls due, that the New Orleans Board
Of Underwriters indorse and pay bill A mo-
ton was laid before the meeting for the pur-
chase of two new trucks and passed The
meeting then adjourned.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-21
BREAD! BREAD!

10 the Editor of the New Orleans Bulletin:
Referring to communication in your Sun
day edition, signed ''Od Nick" upon the
bread question, permit me to indorse every
word he says, and to say further: "There
should not only be, but that there are, mu-
nicipal regulations concerning it,.
Complaints having been made to Mayor
Conway Of short weight in 1869, he caused
the enforcement of an ordinance passed in
1855. The result was that few were up to the
required weight according to the ordinance
and then quotations of flour, and hence the
large confscation of bread for the benefit OF
the orphan asylums The continued emf rec
ment Of said ordinance working to the loss of
the bakers, owing to extra expense and cost in
its manufacture since the war, the Common
Council to obviate the difficulty enacted land
which is now in force) more liberal ordi-
nance, which was regularly enforced by Of
fetal notice on each and every Saturday, fix
ing the weight and based upon the quotations
OF flour at the time of publication.
Let Mayor Wilt resume the regular Satur-
day official notice, and you will hear no more
complaint from ''Old Nick" besides there
will be marked increase in the weight of the
loaves on the tables Of our poor and your nu-
merous readers. GRowLER No. 2.
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THE SHREVEPORT TINES

Editor of the N. 0. Bulletin
The fierce onslaught made by the Shreve
port Times against the address OF the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, and against
the convocation Of the Convention at New
Orleans, is heralded by the New Orleans
Times rs coming from "the outspoken organ
, Of the White League in North Louisiana
| AS White Lea5uer5, We protest against this
appellation. The White League has no
organ to speak for the organization The
White League speaks for itself officially in it's
own way. No newspaper in the State is the
accredited organ OF the League-nor its
trainer.
The Shreveport Times speaks only for ITSELF
and tor its editorials No one is responsible ex-
cept it's propnetors. When they say, eve
emphaticsilly and promptly repudiate the ac-
ton OF the Committee, that is their opinion,
which they have right to express but which
cannot be char 5ed 10 the White L. ague with
out the grossest improperly.
Let the Shreveport Times do its best to
raise State convention at Alexandria to build
up third party; the White League, as such.
will not participate Ill tn It move; at all events
the bulk OF the League in the State will re-
main aloOf.
The White League is not distinct political
party-it is no party. 1t is Il noa- poiltlo. Or
ganlzltion composed OF white len, without
reference to party. and has tor ITS sole pur
pose the defense of the VIII te m IN against the
aggressive encroachments OF the Black
League WHITE LACQUER
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CROPS AND WEA TIER.

For the past two weaks in this section of the
parish the weather has been necessarily show
cry. The r.ver having fallen below the level
OF the rice fields, so that it was impossible to
flood them through the fumes sunk in the
levees, these rains have been a fortunate WIS.,
ltation for the rice crop. We predict the
yield in this parish as a whole, will be the
largest in quantity and finest in quality ever
before produced
The cane also looks promising and is grow
ing finely. From all we have been able to
learn this crop thus far gives better indica-
tons generally than that OF any season since
the war
The orange trees are heavily freighted
with young fruit promising an abundant
yield.
We learn that our friend Pat Lyons, who,
by the way, fills the responsible position Of
Postmaster at Home Place, cleared $500 on
his irish potato crop this season.-Ptaque-
mines Sentinel, July Is
The CROPS We learn from the country
that there have been numerous rains of late
on the crops For the corn this il said not to
be undesirable, but tor the cotton it is alto
gether TOO moist. 1t has not only prevented
working the cotton properly. but it has caused
serious alarm from worms The moth his
already been seen on some places IN the neigh
borhood of Big Black; where this il seen, I'M
less very hot and dry weather follows closely
and continuously, the cotton caterpillar, other
wise kno vn AZ the army worm, is sure to sue
;eed- TIE Vicksburger, 18th inst.
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EXCITEMENT AT VICKSBURG A NE
GRO KILLED.

A difficulty occurred about half-past 8
o'clock last night, resulting in the death of a
-olored man named Wyatt Meriwether from
Alabama, which, in the excited state Of city
matters created an due excitement
Mr.. James Hazlett, an old and much es-
teemed citizens of this city, on returning to
his home, corner 0 Clay and Monroe streets,
from his business down town, found strange
negro mau upon the place. Mr. Hazlett en-
CURED his business there, and not receiving a
satisfactory answer, ordered him off the
place.
The negro refused to 60, and after few
words, threatening the life of Mr. Hazlett
started for an axe. Mr.. H. ordered him to
put the axe down and leave, and the negro
continuing his hostile demonstrat. ons, Mr.
Hazlett drew his pistol and fired upon him,
the ball entering the right side and ranging
toward the heart. the negro fell and expired
in few minutes.
Considerable excitement followed An
armed gathering of negroes was reported on
the jackson road, but were, we learn, quoted
and dispersed by the City Marshal A COM
pany of white militia was soon upon the
ground, and at this writing. u A. NJ, all is
quiet. EjcksJurger, July 10.
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SUNDAY SPORTS.

The Picnic OF THE THIRD DISTRICT ANA.
TEUR BRASS BAND-Oakland Park was about
as lively place Sunday, perhaps, as could
be found within the limits of this ''great and
glorious country" of ours; the occasion be-
ing the first annual picnic of the Third Dis
trict Amateur Brass Band
| The pr gramme embraced all kinds of races,
croquet playing and many other sports, and
last, but not by any means least, game OF
base ball, between the Lees and Lone Stars,
for prize set of bats and balls.
The game was well contested, but the Lee
nine proved the better of the two, and won
the match by two runs, the score being as
follows:
Lone Star-1, 0, l, l, l, 0, l, l, 2-7
r. E. Lees, l, 0, 2, 2, 0, l, 0, %.
A silver medal, offered to junior clubs, was
contested for by the Excelsior and Orleans,
and was won by the former by twenty-five
runs, the score standing Excelsior 81, Or
leans 6.
C. B. A. P1cN1C-The picnic of the Clerk S
Benevolent Association closed Sunday at
the Fair Grounds, with a very large attend
ance.
The sport was Of an attractive nature to all,
and was, i'll consequence, enjoyed.
The pyrotechnical display was the featu e
of the amusements of the occasion, as well it
might be, and was received with enthusiasm
and delight.
The Victor scales that occupieda prominent
place on the grounds were also one of the at
~ %1~1L
and his assistant had ali they could do to sup
ply everybodys desire for information as to
their weight.