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SPIRITUAL MANIA 6sp SELr-SrARvArroS-
The Chicago papers relate singular case 81
insanity from spiritualisn. resulting in death
An old lady, Gfiy-ive years Of aye, became q
;piritualist and q medium b, She attended
several circles. and at last profrssed 10 have
received an order not to eat or drink, and COM
menced obeying the order. Her friends Sent
her TO Chicago. where physicians and clergy
men were callsd to visit her, but could effect
nothing. Two or three times rice wafer wa.
forced down her throat. hat she was:ed away
I'LL Sunday evening the Goth Ault., when she
died. A day or two before she died some
meat was being stewed in the kitchen, the
smell Of witch attracted her attention, and
turning to her daughter-in- law. she said. THAT
is very tempting, but dare not touch it,"
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IMPORTANT MovEssSr II REGARE CEs-.
raAL America.-TllE New York fne OF
Yesterday con,aias de iotiswing raPh.
winch is of lie "iniporiaat- ii-truel sess
A Europran Officer, apparent serry
superior military educ tOn, IS No TssEla
engaged in sdiifsrsnt s,mes OF Oh, 100 III
Ienllsling ofiiesseT some unkno iliiafy
PufpUse. Only Offices Of ariiller q ergl-
hssss able e. direca the ronstruetioa forah
cstions are wanfsd. Fhese enlistnsents are
made with the osaensibIs design OF slUrming
standing army in CsnsraI AmericK and put
ting that country in an Efficient state Of de-
fence against any future attack Of filfbusters-
According 10 statements made in connection
with these proceedings. the i've Republics OF
Central. America are 10 be transtoFaled into
Osis monarchy. Tie plan ID 10 be catred put
with the aid of a political party 10 Mexico,
and the landing of military force is 10 be Ell
fectrd in one OF the ports of the Mexican coast
Esooih CoAikacoiieBs. FTslleegkple Insugue
may be IN connection with the movements OF
Santa Aana,a though il would appeal. thai ths
Immediate destination of the officers 70 be en-
listed is really Central A refiea, as il j known
that the individual engaged in enlisting them
has lately made tour through the Ssaiefef
Guatemala.
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~Asfk4azliu Il - z-vnasa 90 .-.g..-.--- "a
s7e MArSs PolEEIss.---The republican State con-
yepsipn has nominated Lot NJ. Merrill for Cover
nor by vote Of SIS against Is, Resolutions
were passed advising stronger vindcAtion of
State sovereignty on the part Of the free States.
'endanHihg the Dvsd Scsstf decssion favonng
~ iAssasc'lon offedssai eheessa BY the popular vote
80 ana Eecomrssnding the wislsaEawal ofthe ;iquos
slvsquestion ft0ns pOlisiess si.s,, az. 60 IS
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PERSONAL CoILIsroN - Frederick Schley.
Esq. of she Examiner. and BradleysT. John
son. ESQ, of the Union, al, Frederick, Md,
having lately got into "a warm controversy
through the columns Of their respective jour
nails, finally resortea 70 posting each other.
which resulted on "Wednesday IN personal
collision. Mr.. Johnson having attacked Mr.
Schley. striking him with a3cane. They were
separated, however, before either sustained
any serious njury.-Sun. .sadine
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-02

EAs,SEss OF WRITING Amusing ARTICLES
II has generally been imagined that joke-ma-
king. as profession, was yer, serious bust.
ness, and clowns aud como actors are noto.
riously the most painsiaking and solemn
members Of a theatrical troupe. The neces.
si,y of being funny at stated period. for a
stipulated price. and for certain time. has
always had melancholy and depressing Ell
fec, upon the spirits OF the practitioner. The
anecdofe of the Ifnlian clown who wa--ad.
vlsed BY b., physician tic, go and witness his
own performances as a cure Tor his low spirit.
IS well known.--A friend OF ours who dined
with the Punch writers in London last sum
ner, said they Were the most melancholy >e
otmen he encountered in England. sf'h
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THE .HuNsaRIAx Amnesty. The terms
offered 10 the Hungarian refugees under the
recent Austrian amnesty have been rnisnn.
derstood. Il was atfirsi thought that the Der.
mission was available on d simple application
but the rescript efshe Emperor cf, Austria il
ias follows:--fI reserve u, myself the rights "a
decide upon these demands, ana TO examine
how, far their claims may be granted. In
other words-the refugees have premission "a
ask for pardon, but they must still wait the
Emperor's pleasure in each case. s~ 5Hs
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IL But that We ere ''always Cesar" we
might hRg puF Marlboro adversary to lay aside
h.sspcP1gna and let the Beacon bs-7he---hs--he
may hi.t somebcdy in the eye with his blasted
paper bullets. Though "Gratiano talks "a infin-
sc deal lofHothins more than any man 10 all Ven.
ice,Y yet Gsatiano May happen 20 make a ten
strike sdlst q, while Even Prince George s
marismsugisy hit the gabls-end OF a house, il
the house Rebroatl enough, the marksmen close
enough. and hs'frs adj day long with a double.
} bAsra gun loaded with mustard seed shot. si'V
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DEPuTy HUsBASDs.-In Utah they have a
way oil appointing deputy husbands TO look
aftsg matters and things when the genaine
article. has gone from home. We the
following notice oE@shis singular practice in
Nwhsli !, aiarrsta Ia, isestiedbs sshf<r-
ence o N fofeign miss;on. he has thk. privi-
iege, "a they call il. here ieaviug hon. of
choosing sort one 10 Ike the oversight of
his cattle. gods, and haievefise ma pos
srss, no provide for and overlook the family,
and beeernes the protempore husband Of the
wife. The ostensible reason for the arrange
ment is 10 prevent the husband from ..suffer-
ing any loss" during his absence en- missioa-
ary labors. since 1.-THE greatness of his future
Kingdom" depends upon the number OF chill
dren, he has here. Carry cut the hdea. The
wife IS handed over 10 deputy husband. who
maintains hIs position In the family ill the
husband returns.
,.<+--- r%@F fSaH9a
SERIOUS II.LxEss OF Gen. WooL.-The
srr0y Times Of last evening says.-Ge
Wool now lies dssgsrously ii at his resid-
ence in this CITY. aud il il very dcuhtful
whether be viii recover. HIS disease Is
pneumonia. or inflammation Of The lungs
The General was IN good health until
Saturday lass, when ne caught . violent
coldwhich brough, on the disease This morn
ing he was very low and insensible. A
council of physicians was called this
afternoon, consisting Of his attending phys:-
cians Or. Thorn, and Drs James McNaugh-
TO. 81 Albany, and Wotkyns, OF Troy
Later IN the afternoon the General was easier,
and his symptoms were considered more
favorable. We learn that he suffers much
from hemorrhage of the lungs" T
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: ~
DEATH OF Coz. WIN. r. SNlTB.--We re-
greet TO announce the demiseIof this estimable
and venerable citizen, who expired at his
home in this county, on Monday morning
last, at the advanced age N! Eos long
series Of years Col. Smith was one of otF
most worthy and popular citizens, and has
Justly acquired from some the, title, oil The
E"Wheel7 Horse OF Democracy" He, has left
bshind him most numerous offspring. aud
scores offriends who will deeply lament hi.
death: Col. Smith was never married bu
once, but was peculiarly blessed by Providence
with large and interesting family. Hewa.
the father of twenty two children. sixteen d
whom are beft 10 mourn his loss; our esteemed
,cotemporary Of the Evening Sentinel, Alex
andria, IS among the number. To his afflicted
consort and family we tender our warnes
sympathy, Thus slowly but surely are pas
sing to the tomb the patriarchs d; the.pa age
/ -Warre,atOn Fling. go ~ Rna7 80 10 .
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rHNEs r@aW aH4
ANNE ARUxDEL CoUxTY Owen Ce-
ell George Clayton. Matthew lIardesty,
v. l.. DarnaiL, John Jones, DR.. Jacobs:
CALv ERT County: John r. Barber,
w. p. Hardessy.a Capt. Stallingss r.,
PRIscE GEoRcE's COUNTY: Francis
cHsnl.r. Cow oaugs1rlri' :iH L, Mud, yo-
siah Hawkins, j. ~. Harrison.S ms.s,.
1, Any farmer wsnting one Of these ma
chimes will please cali on H. 81. Itch.
John Keplinger, Jour agents, or George
Clayton. who will give all information
desired. Tile price of our beat ak horse
machines, with plate. Bars, Horse Power
and Straw Carrier, all complete for
threshing, $i65. delivered on board. yes
sells in Baltimore. Four Horse Power
and Machine finished IN the style, $50.
and fully warranted.
We have ,aachihea for less money.
but il is The interest," Of the f.rmer TO
have the osst. as Il will last double 40
long This raaeliine: was Exhibited at
Upper Marlboro al April Court, Annap-
oils, and Port Tobacco Charles county.
When farmer purchases one Of these
machines, and sis ready to use tiff be
viii let me know i will send man Zee
OF Charge, and sst tbs machine up and
start II. and IL u does not give perfect
saiisfactien, he can return IL again.
Farmers win please send ia their or
asrs d en- early day, so thatvs can ship
in good time. al -. \, -.
hls horsepower can - attached to
any mill 81 corn shsl.er withou. any ,ex-
ira expense. Old horse powers and sv-
cry kind OF old ire6 ,takstI IN IN ) xcbange.
All orders will be pEonpflv ATTENDED TO-.
warehouse and Office, No. 15f
North High Street, between Hillen ana
Cay Streets, Baltimore.
' ss''alas -t JDHN d. LINTON 4
.si7 No. i51sNsssl FIieh Street,
between niIlsn and Cav
June 4. f857---3m.
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GEx. cAss.4Ths Detroit Tribune notices
that Cen Cas- Is having hi. ssatnary rz=ked
fof transportation 20 Washington It 10 one
efihe'inost valuable private eolleciions'm the
eoansry- Ehloss Of shshaEticIes were prscared
BY Lewis Cass. jF.; American, Minister AZ
Rome for many years, who, from bis posi-
ton and loug residence, has enjoyed peculiar
facilities for selection and purchase.
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TRUSTEES. IS SALE j

10y virtue Ola decree or the Circuit
ID Court FOR st. Nary's county, sitting
as a Court OF Equity, the undersigned,
as Trustee. will sell at public auction
upon the premises, Oh SATURDAH. the
9th day of June next tract OF parcel
Of lausiFcalled Burdit's Neck CONTAINING
one hundred acres more oriess. late he
property of Pete. H. Stone. deceased.
This is one OF the most conipsct and Dr.
sirahle little farms in The county, lving,
as il does, within less than annie of one
of the finest oyster creeks on the PalGx-l
ent RIVER. lssa. .Nss
The soil iSequal to anyin the county,
in point of susceptibility 10 improve
ment. The improvement consists OF q
- small NEW DWELLING, and
E.ar out buildings *
TERMS.-.Dne hundred tiolIars cash,
and the residue IN equal inklalments of
one. two, three aud four ve2E. the y
ferred payments. 10 be securs by
with lsecniity, tobe approved byf
tee. and upon the payment ofk 4
purchase money the trustednsA =
lied TO execute a deed Tor III
JAS. T BLAKIST
June 4. 1S57-,s.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

By o., Mr.. JAMES r. ABELL an.
nounces himself as candidate fof Ccusta-
Ole 10 the Third Election Eeonardtown)
District. andrespectfully solicits tiie sup
port Of bis fellow citizens. =
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Rex, NJ, Kall0ch preached in RockIand.
Me-, on Sunday last. The crowded condi-
lion ofthe church is cited a., evidence oil the
confidence with which thei citizens regard
NJ K-ExchGnge 1;s'-vfnzi3 ,s@ia-'
D. n Brigham young had occupied the pulpit
IN thsplace 0f MIR. Kallock. the crowd. we
Suspect, would have beea sdll laEges- Isl
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lRoS AND STEAM VS.. WoOp AND ..cxNSAss.-
British publication predicts that before the end
Of tins century there will not probably be wood
nssashaH navigating the Atlantic undes cansass. -
s5Opwards Ofsighsy steamers mOstiy screw pro.
Ppetiere are being built in EhgaiIdfar ihe Atlantic
stade IN this'cOaistry, Il is said; alas, thsr. is
not ssf'sse screw FfopeIIsf snn the stock, i:
may welIibe asked 1iowIhsi mercantile i1terss,
ce'he Uni'Sd States intend to nainanih themselves
aal'as This Te.'s es.Apetitsoh.r unless aAev pre-
pare ae0nre for The stFagsle. Tie indication,
are plain that wood and canvass will be tsupsr-
eedea by iron and steam, and those who are sr,,
prepared sof the change win long enjoy superior,
ny IN the advantages a.f1 Ais P7-- : ..fft 4.
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LADY HoRsENAEsHrP.-I dismounling the
horse, a, lady. if a,one, should slip the
rein 10 the right hand. and take hold Of
theoT crutch Of the saddle, raise th4knee over
the left erutch, clear irss skirs we'll fr,in the
saddle, at the same time 0.seugagiHg the sir
rup foot, change the right hand 10 the, left
crutch, turn the body TO the right, lay hold Of
the horses lnane with the len hand, spring
clear from the saddle, alighdng on the toes
with the knees bent, and face 10 the horses
wiihers, keeping hold with both hands until
firm on her feet II She have an assistant In
dismounting. she PAGES her left hand i'm has
left hand, spriBg1ng clear from the saddle,
ahghhng oa her feet as above, with, her side
to the saddle. The assistant must have his
right hand ready to support her, if necessary,
or he NAV stand by the horses shoulder, and
take the lady's right hand ia his, and thus
steady her Descent A little attention 70 these
curious movements adds much grace to the
lady's appearance. -',.r ~ "a 10 q
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4 One bfthe boys tells US o. scare-erOw
made BY Uncle Ben. II no, only scared of
every crow that saw il, but one crow was so
Etrgh:ened that he brOugt back the corn he stole
three days before.
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s1 zBlakistOne'ss Payiiion.-W. have re-
celyed notice :l,a: EdYsrd T, Briscoe. Esq. has
consented to deliver the Grafton at Blackstone =
Pavilion on the Fourth, and tha. George H. Her
bert wal read The Designation of Independence.
We have been requested to invite the pubic to
Ant!snd !hslssles ion |. and we invite them There
on the occasion. 7
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- y9tfa3 81 t. FL "a MAa.lkk a.
a SPEAKrSS PLAIS.-The arr concernrng
Central A Inericanpafiairs in ajon Morn
ing Post, the reputed organ Pallners-
ION, is the more ea6aed 60 Alefe.l ms
S IL sssss To- . he 4. .
an uuerrung index Of the feeling al The minis
uy.sdW learn from it that the British gov
ernmentis quite as willing as we are TO drop
the Clayton Bulwer treaty. II IS not at MI
improbable that it viii be abrogated BY iliu-
tuai consent of parties. II requires, on our
part an act OF Congress, which win probably
6e recommended when Congress meet, g,g al
From the Post we Learn three things. which
t was interesting 10, know lsi.siha the Bn-
fish government will not submit 10 the Nom
roe doctrine in regard to North America. half
of which is British ID, that they win not be
excluded from a right OF lransl, across the 18TH
mean region and Sd, that they will lose no
opportunity tosrestrict the extehsion. of Afri-
can slavery by the United States inio Iother
American States. Two wears of diplomacy
would not better enlghten US on this qnes-
tion than We have been by the timely ,arti-
Gle Of the Post. ..-'..-t. .,.f a.
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) Or D0UGLAss JERRoLp, the distinguished
ERglish writer, ,aulher OF the Caudle Curtain
Lectures, and, Various other good thipgs. is
dead. 80
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THE KEY OF THE OcxASs IN THE HAND
or ENGLASD.-Two starting events are just
announced having taken place in Central
AmerIca. and IN both can be seen the grasp
inc and unscrupul0Bs. In nd Of English ambi-
Ale1spf naahOnply y hliam Walks has been
kpmPell@ By English Jnirgne % abandon.
re couritfy which invited him To- hecune its
,eraiOF. And New Grenada fofred by . dis
VIAy Of cserN helminga phvsical pewerfo sur
render the Sovereignty 10 a naval station IN
the hay of Panama 10 the same government.
Thus on the line Of one Of the graf routes
OF irmnsIi between the Atlantic and Pacific, a
government is annihaR,ed that might have
been reasonably EXP led to regard with ia
voTabIe eye American interests. and nj the
gate oil anotheFs England secures a position
like that of Malta or Gibraltar. These are
grave and alarming facts that may well ava
ken the solicItude OF every citizen Of the Un-
tied States.
The expulsion OF Walker and the ren1nsni
.ei his heroic band was the result of long ST.
res Of secret and Perhdious inaHgups, carried
Oh by English agents. operating on the ma
Incorporation of the Central American State,
The SECURE Of a port in the Ry OF Panams,
which masks anil .menaces the route across
the Isthmus, Is blow al a mericsff commerce,
and is an invasion Of that policy soletnnIy as
serted by Presidents Monroe and jackson. and
since sanctioned by the advancing adhesion
Of their successors and tie. approval of the
people. In all caIInDa ration, we
would consider this sc ire whether
o does not border on Ipnostiliiy and
may nor be regarded All = W. beHs. '.fas lsSi
So much for The American sHie Of this event.
Taking English declaratiOis OF her policy a.
It regards Central America. her preseI,ti con.
duct is at once Inconsistent with honesty and
good faith. The SpiHiOf the ClaIon BuIwer,
1t II has any meaning, has been a. much vio-
lated as the principles embodied m the Mon
roe doctrine. England has estopped by her
declarations from The ACQUISITION of territory
in the region 'of Centrsl Amarica or in the
Islands Of the adjacent waters .9~-vcss
There were other methods of enforcing the
demands Of her government or subjects on
New Grenada. without seizing on islands
which compromise the neutrality OF the routes
between the Two oceans. l, is Impossible for
the. United States 10 hack with Indifference on
this high handed aggression, If moi insult
When the United States were negotiating
with the Dominican Republic for the cession
of'an insignificant port nn the Island of ST.
Domingo, England and France imper,aently
Iinterteged 20 preveIsl the transfer on the pre-
fence that, no increase of the preponderence
OF American influence in the Gulf OF Mexico,
could be allowed. Now England SEXES tlls
key OF the most important pathway of com
merce in the world, especially important to
the United States. and we are expected Ia
submit in silence. The United States Would
be dnller than the weed that rots by' Lethe's
wharf, il they suffered these grlerous wrongs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GU.a.vO! GU.s.rOg'

UHE. undersigned asks. the, attention OF
u Farmers. Planters, and Dealers TO his
stock Of hest quality Guanoes, all of which
he viii sell at the lowest market raIes. SiHf
".d"s Peruvian Guonq Of the iafesf I'M
81 Portations and BEST qualify.
I'm" .Merican Guano of the best Cur
--. goes imported. .0eza
Columbian Guano, rery rich IN pAOs-
plates.
Also. Super Phosphate Of Lime. Boas
e,oW .-ss, Dust. Sc.
Purchasers may rely on having theit Guano
shipped inIprime order, and in superior bags.
The general satisfaction heretofore gwen bv
al Guanos sold by The Subscriber, he hopes
will be sufficient guarantee that all arncles
sold BY INN VIII be found ms Represented.
WILLIAM ROBINSON. :
= Nos. 4 and Hollingswor,h Stre.tsd 2
- Near Pratt So. Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
/, July 2, lS57-3mos. -
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oyERsRERs OF THE ROAD.

as oYERsEERs OF THE ROAD.
= WILLIAM ALVEY offers hiu,seIi as /.
candidate Tor Oyeneer Of the Rad in the Pa
tuxent District. and respectfully soIicifs the
support Of his fnends and iellovr. ei,izens.
JAMES BREWER is presented 10 e,he
voters OF Pafuxent District as d suitable per-
son for Overseer Of the Rosa in said district.
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g: :: c.
Threshsngj

HiS rs driven with an iro,.
rod ~ thsyP q band. There. IL .vo
slipping d BAN shout this naes;,.s -
which has @een sSgreat trouble an.
Pense by losing thine 10 fix the band,
which often occurs 10 all mac hinTs worL'
ed with hand. This IRON%GEhkEIA
MACHINE ~ warfsdted to lhrpsh g
er. with less horse power, than any q
machine. Iris Warranted To .is
feet Satisfaction. We sold last
OF these machines in Mime Arun,leIV u
Charles Counties. We give some few
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IT was Dc. Franklin who, when a bow. sug-
gested TO I'm hiherthe great saving that might
De made ny saving grace eveS the brei barrel.
and sailing down the blessing with the meat.
80 thai there should be no necessity of renew
ing il Al every meal.
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= = 8 re.pondsnts -2ws'xsf. unaB,. to
ges in tyre this week ths poetic contribution
""spins Of Freedom Is will appear IN our mex,
paper. gs - - Az ~ ,''o 30. s''. 4
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THE GREAr TRAcEDIExSE.-The last steamer
brings the sad news ssat smotAer Of the giffed
seiDes ofszsth isi abput "a pass .away-one who
has been crowned as great artistic IN Two herni-
pheres We allade to RsthsE "A 5oreign cor
spoadeht writes. saying siiaqE atS's 91aan Is
u EVERY lfawp hopes Of the recovery Of Male:
Rachel are entertained BY the Paris medical faeuI-
". The yFeat tragedienne was still al Mont
pelier. sinking fast into a hopeless decline IS y
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- sh4virg rentexs sfR sdwe7F
MssG f. Maddox. mar Leonas.|
f3feparea 20 sccornMoxlaie i l;r.s
I0f npPils as Aboasdefs. Those s. 81
sshesf care W. be treated Inn o. Es 4
me1hberso ssie family tus lws'I A. zi,sset.a
90 codtassn xlictlv 10 III rsasIa 5a6Ts $780,
bed for them.
The course of instruction ID deyiznrd 80
thorough and 10 afford al lie advantages cf =
polite education. II will embrace every hFancls
Of IN English education. soxethsr with IL
French language and music on the piano, -.
Every regard will Be paid 70 morals and -
pertinent n well - intellectual sdvancsnsnss
The advertisers. proposing 10 dsyoss tken7.
selves 20 the business of instruetiol1. Il salm
Gent encouragement to that end b afforded.
hope to obtain fair share Of publp patroa-
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+ zn9oss Saws Es---ssspfs. Fe aatesto the 3Osh
have been fsgeised. Thres huuared and ifsy u.
s. tnDopss ussdef Coll RsnnevilIe, had entered
ella, in fhes sqselm coapiwy,., The Governor 81
EhilIunlnlsfal&s designed opening hossiiItles and
svsDs she fndianB' fts4m tnRIhg feRsge in
territory, and ess-operate with Colonel
as much as possible.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ~
SHALL, ca the LIST day IT,
- S5I.sssociate with me
duce and General Comm;..;r
n Hansori RobeFtson sc q
~, and Samuel w. Bfiscps
County, MARYLAND. under q -
style or Miles, Rop.A l..
my cd stand, NJ
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