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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

The REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
CoMpTRoLLER.-The republicans pro-
pose to physic the finances Of our State
by sending DR.. G. Z. Porter, Of Allega-
ny. 10 she front. The american sums up
the DIS qual,6c atoms for this task by
Tecount,ng, FIRST, thas "be is q graduate
Of Jefferson Medical Colles.," second
~, that he has for number OF years
praeticed his profession at Homecoming. "
and, lastly. that he sis at present men,
Der Of the State Board Of Health BY ap-
ointment Of Gov. Carroll." All this is
cminently satisfactory, to be sure, but il
would not surprise US, nevertheless, II
the Stale Convention ofour party, which
meets in Baltimore in few days, should
disregard this medical prodigy and elect
TO run our finance matters in the old,
honest, democratic Woolford grooves
And Tire Convention endorsed Hayes
Southern policy as well as the mcdi-
cal eminence Of Dr.. Porter. We say
amen 70 this and heartily endorse this
endorse ment. What we cannot en-.
dorse, however, is the honesty and
sincerity Of Republicans. like Thorn.
rs, Fulton and Mathews, when they
bePra,se Hayes for doing what few
brief months ago they lauded Grant for
refusing to do! Certain il is the poles
are scarcely wider apart nor more oppo-
site than the Southern policies Of Grant
and Hayes. and IL rs suspicious cir
cwmstsnce that Thomas s. Co., with
shefr following in this stste, sdhered to
Grant Is long as he held power and only
found fault with his bay net policy If.
ter Hayes had put his foot upon it and
had pointed out that this was no longer
the way TO Office! Then it was, and
not till then, that the Office holders and
Office hunters who ran the late Repub-
lican Convention became converts TO
the Southern policy Of Hayes. This
policy is, and always has been, the dem
ocratic policy and this Thomas s. Co.
eombatted as long as Grant was in power
and up to the very time that Hayes took
il up and made it his own. Then there
was ~ chsnge Of heart" and 4 cores
pond,ng ut,eranec Of tongue, and now
the spectacle is presented Of the same
men and the same party lauding under
Hayes the same policy they denounced
under Grant. and this, too, within the
narrow compass of the present year,
We respectfully decline to be taken in
By conversions so sudden and susri-
cious.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

The TRAMP NUISANCE AND How TO
AGATE Ir.-Mr. Elihu Burrit has writ
ten etter to the Tribune. in which he
says we must have the English work
house in order to abate the tramp nui-
sance." The Tribxae says:
"Tbe plaza 10 an excellent, though il
mar no. be . novel one; in fact. II has
been thoroughly sr,ed in England, and
has proved highly successful there
Indeed, so long ago Is 1870, Count
Rumfurd in this way almost entirely
suppressed begssry in Bavaria. II. IN
every county, there shall be an estsb-
lishment 10 which those really seeking
employment may be referred, and find
both wosk and shelter and food, the
tramp win lose his best plea, and be
literally without . subterfuge for con-
tinuing his importantly, or tor resenting
refusal. If he remain q contumacious
slusyard, without the excuse Of nothing
to do, there viii not be the suspicion Of
hardship in sending him to jail and 10
compulsory work
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
Land Sales,

Land Sales.
II. c. Combs, as trustee, sold on Tuesday, the
18th instant, the real estate of the late VIM II
Drury for IS, 600. Miss N. 4. Drury purchaser
DIR. Thomas Barber, as Executor of the late
Lydia C. B,llingsley, sold on the came day the
following tracts of land -
Pt. Fenwicks Manor for s., a0O-purchascr,
J. ". Williams.
Mt. Pleasant and Simms Meadows for $500
purchaser, J. ". Williams.
Glebe for S7o5-purehascr. J. N. Burroughs
Mannirgs Purchase, Dr.yden's Hills, Gtadeu
and Stones Lot for $s3s-purchsser, s. C.
rhompson.
Graden and wilkinson's Industry for $ssl-
purchaser, J. r. Higgs.
B. G. Harris, 40 trustee, sold on the same da,
a tract Of lahd called Logan's Plains to BENZ. "
Be-ans for $500.
On Thursday, Sheriff Abel sold under e1ecu
ton. q part interest In a tract Of land eaiiet
rradesman's Tot and ST. Edwards to George &
HAYDEN for $500. Several other tract. were of
fered during the week, but vefe Withdrawn.
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(From the Hagerstown Ma,l.)

THE WHOLE THING IN A NUr SHE'LL.
The Republican Convention which
assembled here last Tuesday has DIS
covered the cause Of all the troubles
The national banks have nothing to DO
with it. The large expenditures Of the
General Government have nothing to
do with it. High government taxation
has nothing to do with it. One hundred
thousand ofice.holders have nothing to
do with it. The sustaining of monopo-
lies by high protective tariffs has noth-
ing to do with it. The great subsidies
to monopoly railroads and steamships
has nothing to do with it. The pay.
ment Of government debts to rich peo-
pie in gold and to workingmen and me-
chanics in deprecated paper has moth
ing to do with it. The expenditure of
as much money raised by taxation in
nine years since the war Us was spent
in severty-one years preceding the ar,
has nothing to do with it. The stealing
Of one hundred millions Of the people 5
money by the whiskey ring, rendered
possible by the active aid Of the high.
est republican officials, has nothing 70
with it. The stealing. politely termed
defalcation. of FIVE millions FIVE hun
dred thousand dollars Of the people $
money by Grants officials has nothing
to do with it. The robbing 81 the South
ern States Of one hund.cd dns ninety
four millions Of dollars BY radical thieves
put in office ard kept in Office by the
u. 5. army has nothing 10 do with it,
The exemption OF the government bonds
held by rich people and interest paid in
gold, from ali taxation, has nothing to
do with it. The whole cause Of all the
troubles was-the exemption Of mort
cages in Maryland from taxation.
The exemption from taxation of mort
cages by the Maryland Legislature, at
time when the exempted gold.besr-
ing 6 and 7 per cent. Government bonds
were absorbing the whole available cap
ital Of the State and making money so
scarce here that Washington County
farmers could not borrow ii at 10 per
cent. even upon mortgages, has closed
the factories throughout the whole coun-
try. According TO our county radicals
this exemption caused the riots in Pitts
burg. 1t broke up our ship building.
II brought on panic. In short the Leg
islature of Maryland by exempting
mortgages from taxation in 1870 made
itself responsible for every evil which
has happened to the country before and
since.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

For the Hose If Delegates a Ne,
r'Isna, Joseph n. Key and Ign. z. Ma6
tineiy.
For Sheriff j. Frank Smith.
For County Surveyor, Jno. n. Chu1u
For County Commissioners. J. RI
Passons, Of the 9Th district; Jasnes n
Alvey. Of t6e 5th district: G. w. l.
Buekier. OF the 9Th district: WIN. r.
Ford. Of the End district; K. r. Taylor
Of he Ist district.
JoHN ,. DENT,
CSC. w. MoRcAs.
Dem. Central Committee.
On motion. the Convention then ID.
josrned.
R. H. MlLEs, President.
r. A. YoUsG. Secretary.
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CA lIsessaasea.
yeaausday. s<ps is,h. 1871. tn. co.rs
- sssr Heassss Jadups Hsn. n.grases and
Rssd, pssrut. -
-Csaasy CoueisioaRs ~. Ciarke and othones
Action on Bond. Tried by Jury. versics fos
aessadaan wilsoa ibe Defendants. Cn6slbr
paainsilh- $3.50
Thursday, 10th. School Commisiouets -.
Bunting and Others Appeal to Court in haac.
Judgmcht Of Court below affirmed. Geo. Blak.
issoae Tor plaintiffs. Combs for defendants.
State W. B. n. Smith. Indictment for retain
Ing State money, &c. Demurrer to isiietmen,
and same sustained and prisoeef discharged.
Crane ior State. Jamisoa, fiamme,, and Comb.
for travcrser.
Ssnte ~. Charles Thompson. Indicted for as
sault with intent to kill John Parsons. Tried
by Jury. Jury, afser being on, until next mora
Ing was discharged, being unable 10 agree.
Ok1ne ier SlAss. Conhs for defence.
Friday, 3iss. Ssate ~. Geo. ~. Saoet. In
dIsasA - bly.ay. ftssd b. Jary. vsedic,
- gsilty, ana psises~ aisrkArssa. Graz and
Csoes ~ SeAts. Gsv. Seovsal, Nilsos, Col.
D3akisaoae add Geo. Biakis,oss Or deSenos.
Ssenrday, 33nd.' Husehi.s W. 8. Nd. Rail-
rod Company. Action. Tried by Jury. This
cas.was given 10 the Jury on Monday morning
and alsrr being ont until Tuesday was discharged.
ssing unable TO agree. Combs, Wilson and d.
8. Walker for plaintiff. Harris and Stone fof
defeadant.
Monday, Sept Gath. The Court met, present
their Horofs, Ford ard Nagrtaer, Judge Hren,
having left FOR his home yesterday.
Brewer W. Combs. Action, Damages. Tried
by Jury. Verdict for plaintiff Morgan and
Harris for plaintiff. Combs for defendant
Tuesday, assh. State ". Charles Thompson.
Indicted for assault with intent 20 kin. Tried
by Jury land trisl) Verdict not guilty Of ass
sault with intent to kill but guilty Of assault and
battery Crane for Stale. Combs and Wilson
for defence.
State rs. William Cornc, Indictment for rape.
Tried by Court. Verdict not guilty and prison.
er discharged. Crane for State Combs for de-
fence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

The attention Of our readers is called TO the
Dinner which the ladies Ct ST. Andrews Con-
gfegation prcrose TO give at the Parsonage Of
that church on Wednesday, the ard Of October,
prosimo. We bespeak liberal turn oct On the
occasion.
The inclemency OF the weather preventing the
giving BY the ladies Of st. Johns Cosgfcgaiiou
Of their proposed Dinner on the day originally
determined on, re are authorized 10 ny, tbs, IL
win take plac. on Saturday, the 9Th Of October,
and to invite large attendance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
4 Certain Cure for headache.

II you saEer from sick or aerrous headache
morning sickness or Sesragia, go to. your drug
gist and get ten cent trial pack Of Or. Hes!ey .
Victor Headache Powders, or J. r. Hrlstrr
Co, Salem, N. J., win nail them postpaid.
maggie powder actually egres the most distressing
eases In ten minutes. II Is purely vegetable. En-
trely harmless, physi, iGn's discovery, and Ne
guarantee u 10 do all We claim. You can gel
the 50 cent packs or the 10 cent trial sire q, wn
]. Edelsn Co, Leonaraebwn, Nd, and 81 all
hrst-elass Druggists every where. Convince YOUR
seh Jas IS, IsI1-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

Cosr or TINE July Rrors.-Col. N.
s. Till. acting Assistant Quartermas,er,
Commissary and Payma.:er General,
has made his report to Adjutant General
Bond. covering the expenditures made
BY him during the active service OF the
military called ou. by the Governor at
the time OF the July riots. The vouch-
ers and particularized state men,s have
been forw arded, and the present docu-
ment is a hriefsummary OF gross amounts
under each head, aggregaiing abou,
$59.s0 Besides this sum upwards Of
$4,000 have been expended BY sever
al other departments, including that Of
the Commander-in- Chief, the Adjutan,
General, the Ordnance and Medical De-
partments, SC. The entire cost of the
military establishment was in round
numbers about SIS 900.
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W. THE
ST MARY'S BEACON
LEOxARDTowE, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING., September I'D, ISL

SATURDAYS PRiMAaiEs.-We have
only room enough in our present issue
TO say. that the fnepdIy combat on Sat-
urday last between contrasting candidates
for Che hoAors of the democratic party
Of our county Is over and tina. the re-
suit win be found in the report OF the
Central Committee, elsewhere pub
hshed. OF course, there is more or less
Of disappointment felt in particular quar-
tiers that particular favorites have not
won our party ionogs. This is natural
enosgh and invariably the case in all
party combats. IN the particular con-
test now under notice, however, it
should be remembered, 6rst. that an
unusually large vote was polled,-se.
eoadly, that no fraud OF unfairness 10
alleged,-and lastly. that the majority
obtained by The successful candidates
settles beyond doubt that they are the
choice Of the democratic masses. And
il shosld be borne in mind, also, that il is
these masses at the polls and not their rep
resentat,vesin Convention. which have
made the ticketdemocrats are now called
upon to support. There is, therefore. the
highest obligation on Ill democrats 10
support this ticket, whatever their per.
sonal disappointments or their objections
TO the Crawford System, because il is Of
highest obligation on all democrats to
submit 70 the will Of the majority, fair
ly and clearly aseertsined.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

N. J. DENocRAcY.-The Democrats
State Convention Of New Jersey, mel
at Trenton. on Wednesday fast week,
and after adopting the eustonary reso-
buttons, in which they affirm The pr,a-
eiples Of the St. Louis platform; de-
nounee The Electoral Ccnaissioa frasds:
congratulate the country On the adop-
ton q The Democsaaie ssuthaeeps1ig,
BY Mr.. Hayes. nominaiedCea. Geo. b.
Mcclellan. with much enthusiasm, 4.
their candidate for Governor. on the
FIRST ballot.
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H&Whatever diminishes suff,

@Whatever dimini>hes suffering,
increases happiness; and perfect health.
Health depends upon general organic
work properly accomplished. Hence
any functional disturbance is immedi-
ately felt. and in women, the result OF
such disturbance often tends to the Ute
rine system, inducing long last Of pain
ful and snnoyiaS complaints, which
poison the Blood, debilitate the whole
system, and finally sap the health
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops are pc
cul,arly eiheacious in this class Of dis
eases, gently correcting all abnormal
tendencies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

DrArH OF SENATOR BoGr.-Hon,
Lewis V. Bogy, U. s. Senator from
Missouri, died after short, but severe
Hines. from paralysis. at his residence.
IN St Louis, on Thursday. He was
elected to the Senate IN place of Hon.
Frank ?. blair, IT.. 10 1872. and hi.
term ~sald have expired March Sd,
1879. He was in hi. s4th year.
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Eureka! Eureka! Eureka!

4 hereby give notice that am duly authorized
] TO collect all claims due the Atlantic and vir-
ginia fertiliring Company in st. Mary county
for Eureka Guano.' All persons indebted to
fully requested 10 settle The same at as early q
date rs possible.
am also sole agent in ST. Mary's county for
the safe If the CELEBRATED EUREKA CT
ANO. All orders or communications addressed
to me at Leonardtown will be promptly attend
ed TO.
J. +. NORRIS.
Aug 80, ls1s-,f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

ABSENT SESAroRs.-From presen,
appearances there will be FIVE RepubE-
can Senators absent at the meeting oil
the Senate next month. Besides Mesrs.
Morton snd Spencer. Mr.. Patterson will
be otherwise engaged, and Jones and
Sharon will not likely be on hand. Some
fears are expressed that Senator Dem
mis-, Of this State, will be absent on &C.
count Of sickness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
Collectors Sale.

An application of John l.. Foxwell,
u Collector of the State and county
taxes in the LIST election distric, Of Saint
Mary's county for the year 1876, il is
ordered by the County Commissioners
for Saint Mary's county. that the said
John l.. Foxw-ll proceed to sell, after
giving twenty days previous notice at
the Court House door and most public
places in the county and by publication
in the Saint Mary's BEACON, n newsra-
per published In Saint M.ry's County,
the following land in the LIST election
district of St. Mary's county, to wit:
: One tract or parcel of land, called
and known By the name of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
NOTICE..
Divine Seft!cc.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, Scr,em-
Der 3Oth.
Mount Zion, II a. N. Scrmon-A life ideal
from ST. Paul.
Joy Chapel 80 p. m. Sermon-Bound hand
and foot.
No service nj st. Pauls during the completion
Of the church. Sabbath School viii he held at
the residence of Solomon Foxwcll, Esq, p. NJ.
Sept -, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

@A. J. Msbbitt, Esqr., Front L
Fayette Sts., Baltimore, was for many
years sufferer from Rheumatism, and
nothing helped him but Keller's Ro-
man Liniment. He recommends il to
all who may be suffering, feeling conf
dent that it will give immediate relief
and effect a cure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
Tl'alStee'S Sale
OF
REAL estate.

pY virtue of an order of the Circuit
- Court for st. Mary's county, sit
ting as Court of Equity, passed in a
cause in which Eliza G. Jones is com.
plainant and James NJ. Jones is defen-
dant, and bearing date of the 23rd day
of August. 1877, the undersigned, as
Trustee under the order for resale made
to Oscar D. White, will offer at public
auction, ut the Court House door in
Leonardtown, on
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Point Lookout,
containing
322 Acres, more Or less.
containing

e~~~
This land is located in the LIST Elec-
tion District Of Saint Mary's county.
Maryland, and is assessed to +. g. w.
Hall, and the State and county taxes
due thereon are as follows:-for the
year 1876,
County Tax. s294.63
State Tax ................... 4l.O6
Commission of State Tax. All
with interest from JANUARY LIST, 1877.
This land is to be sold 20 the highest
bidder for cash, to pay the Taxes and
legal charges thereon due, as per the
above statement, and the said land,
when sold, 10 be conveyed by deed Of
bargain and sale TO the purchaser there
Of.
BY order,
GEO. A. SIMMS,
Clerk to County Commissioners
for St. Mary's county.
Notice Is hereby given. that the sale
OF the above advertised land will take
place at the Court House door in Leon
ardtown, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of Oct.
1877,
between The bours of 10 o'clock, m. and
4 O'Clock, p. m.
JOHN L. POWELL
Collector.
Sept 90. 1s77-tf.
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niED.

On the sth Of Sept. inst, MATTE W., be-
loved daughter Of W. A. and Jennie Glasscock,
aged year, ii months and Is DAYS.
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ExEctroR'S SofiCE.

Orpians' Gear. 81 S. Hcry's CoAnty, Set:
Sept. ss, lS11.
MRDERED BY TIE COURT. That Francis
W Curtis, Executor Of MARY $. CURTIS,
late Of 81. Mary's county, Maryland, Deceased,
give the notice required by Law to tie deceased
creditors TO exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once wees for six successive
weeks in the 81. Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES I. ". RALry,
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary's county.
& NOTICE.
lfpussrance Of the above order, hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland letters
testamentafy on the personal estate Of MARY
8. CURTIS, late OF said county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the. said Deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 60 the suhscri.
Der, on or before the 2sth day of March, 1875
they will o,herwi Use by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate All persons indebted
to the deceased arc requested to make immediate
pay meut to the subscriber.
FRANCIS CURTIS.
Executor.
Sept -, tss1--sw.
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Tuesday, the 23rd day Of
Oct. 1877,

between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock, p.
M, the following property, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land loca-
ted in st. Inigoes' district, in st. Ma.
rvs county, called and known as
LONG POINT.
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containing
20 acres, more or less.

This land lies Immediately on Smith 5
Creek, has fine STORE HOUSE, a
comfortable DWELLING and other
necessary buildings upon it.
The soil is good and productive -
Smiths C-eak aboundsin fish and Wild
fowl in seasor, and is particularly re-.
markable for the quantity and quality
of its oysters ard altogether this prop
erty presents a very desirable place Of
residence as well rs of profit.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, are One.
half of the purchase money in cash and
the residue at twelve months credit
the deferred pay ment to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with secu.
rity to be approved by the Trustee,
and to bear interest from the day OF
sale.
b. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Trustee.
Sept. 81, 1e77-ts.
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Aug 80, isSs-,
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DRY Goops AND CARPETS at Hulls.
Head all Right.

He is an American citizen Of African persua-
sion He occupied "a whole seat in the gallery
at the Comic Opera. And when Miss McHenry
said she "was going TO sit with the boys IN the
gallery il tickled him so much that he cut up
a " monkey-shine or so, during which he hit
his head furious bump against the arm Of the
seat. He gave his head rub and went on list
ening to the fun. The door.keeper, however,
went down to him. and, showing him dent his
head had made in the oak arm, told him if he
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