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The New York Times says that General
Scott the other day, in a single felicitors
word, expressed most forcible what he
thinks of the present aspect Of the rebellion.
"Ihe rebellion" said the veteran soldier,
speaking of the evacuation OF Corinth and
rebel Generalization, 1.-The rebellion is
,noultiuo"
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Goon-The Toledo Commercial gives the
following good retort:-"The other day as
a number of rebel prisoners were being
shipped at Sandusky for the traitors home
on Jonnson's Island, a little German made
himself quite prominent with his noisy r..
marks about the Secesh One of them. .
brawny six.footer, turned savagely upon
him and said, We eat Duchmen down
South" "Vy den you not eat Sigel p was
the instantretort Secesh had on reply to
give, and passed sadly on.
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A smart shock of an earthquake was
felt OF Cairo on the 9th inst Beyond the
frightening of women and children and
tumbling Of chimneys, no harm came of
it. Other points along the river took a
shock.
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BOAT LOST.

1.-TWO weeks age, during the late rise In the river,
Il ah It IS feet long, eiink built se.ss be-
tween skill and yavl. and sssst Sesf GIG:
lock, which 1as sscured 70 short ladder.
TAs &ndef VIZ be suitably rsv1rdsc y .LRH'ns -
the owner, O1fsssca
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1000 soldiers of Gen. Prentis' Brigade
who were captured at Shiloh have been
paroled and are now at Nashville The
rebels could not feed them. They report
great dissatisfaction among the rebel
col1iora 49,
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Gov. OF LoUlsrAxA.-The federal army
having taken possession of Baton Rouge
and the state house, archives, &c, o:
Louisiana at that city, Col. Geo. F. Shepley,
Of Maine, has been appointed Military
Governor of Louisiana
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REBEL PRISONERS FOR MIxNEsorA.-Tele-
graph dispatches have been received at
St. Paul to the effect that 5000 rebel
prisoners would be sent to Immediately
to Fort Smelling for safe keeping, and
official orders were also received that sub
sistence should be provided for them. By
this it will be seen that they will have the
benefit of the excellent quarters Of tn e
Fort. and of the fine air of Minnesota,
while the Union prisoners of the South
languish in the most loathsome novels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14

Tho New Bedford Register gives the
following as the latest case of absentmind-
ednesa which has occurred in that vicini.
ty:-
"A gentleman placed his spectacles or
one OF his ears, and walked sideways two
miles in violent rain Storm"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14

Missouri still continues to be as she has
been invested with marauding and mur-
dering rebels, who waylay and mu, der
without stint. A short shift and stout
rope is what they want o.
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TRUSTEE SALE-Wbereas d,

TRUSTEE SALE.-Whcreas. de-
l. fault has been made IN the rayn-a; OF two GER
tain promissory dated the 26t dag February
Al D. $50, made nv Daniel d. Guiles aud snt. :.
Andres and W. II. Chambers described in and
ri by certain fudentur. OF Trust. bearing
Goth day Of fbrury, Is O. executed and delivered
said Daniel ID. Griics, md Amanda NJ Gui.s his
wife, The undersigned, Eyert Van Buren, and JOSEPH.
Gary, ter the conveyance OF the premises herein
after described, which sad ind-ntuEe is recorded
hook 81, pages 1880 1871 and 1872, in the Office the
Recorder Of La Sale County in the State of Illinois, on
the tenth day OF March, 1850.
And where - application as heea made to by the
legal holder Of sid roies, to sell said premises
cordance with the provision Q: said IndentV OF
Trust.
Now, therefore public notice is hereby given that
in pursuance OF such application and by virtue
power in by such IndentuIe OF Trust vested will
the forenoon oi that day, sci! At public auction tile
ali the right title, and Daniel D. tIuiles and
Amanda NJ. GuiIes, his wife. the foo~ling estate
described Wit the south twenty feet OF the north
seventy feet. of the seyenyfve feet, OF the
ninety feet of lot number in Block forty-nine
the ives, addition to tie OF Men loa in the
OF La Sale, aforesaid being :he 50 premises which
sands the hardware store occupied by sails DCnieI
Guitcs 5ssCnor said Address and Chambers, and
lately occupied such harw By said Address
Chambers, and I'll the right. title, and equity Of re-
dehnption OF said Daniel d. Ciuirs and Amanda NJ
his wife, their heirs and assigns.
EyERT vANBCREN
JOSEPH L. GARY
Dated May 29th, 1862. Tas.
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px1IARLI PERSON with unexceptionabe refer
a s~eea - act - Agent In OTTAWA, for Carr Bros
HHlA...sS Hssse or The National Claim Agency" o.
H.rvev -Cebins Brace, Of Warrington, D. G. the
oldest and most reliable Claim Agency in the Union
ma sts6p, tf CARR BROS, ~
P. o. Boz %0e1, Chicago
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FEEDING THE SEcEsH Poor THE fact
having been made known by Gen. Hal.
leck, after the evacuation of Corintb that
the citizens of that village and vicinity
were acteally in starving condition, tho
benevolent people Of St Louis collected
and forwarded to them boat load Of pro.
visions, worth four or five thousand dollars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14

The Government is preparing to shelter
our armies against the blazing sun of the
South. Seventy FIVE thousand cotton or
linen shelter tents have been ordered in
New York alone, and will be ready for
delivery early in July They will be
made on the French pattern, which is
considered the best
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14

UYIoxIsM IN NORTH CARoIIxA-A Wash.
ington despatch Of the 10th says:
Official advices from North Carolina fail
to confirm the glowing reports of return
ing loyalty that are the staple Of letters
thence. Gen. Burnside feels himself
pressed by the foe. Com. Rowan, com.
mander of the fotilia, writes there is but
one loyal man, and he the Mayor, in Edon-
ton, the rest are hostile, actively or
passively.
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5000 Horses Wanted !!

Efsd1 0ovefnmens vsnss III the Asrses you have to
Il spare. -ts e.-- -. -.
Bring them in Immediately. The army must h.v.
them within 80 days. SOW
II. you have hers 70 sch, don't DELAY. Anosk.r
chance may not b offered. =
Terms Cab. on delivery in Ottawa east cid. Court
nouse. frr =. TAORNE
-.nr-...-r J. e. RATHBUN.
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TIE Cleveland Plaindealer says much
anxiety is felt for the recovery of Commo.
dore Foot, he being very feeble:
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Lecture.

DIN. TRAIL, Of New York, will lecture Ia
Ottawa on next Monday aad Tuesday
evenings Subject - Hygiene e. Drug
Medication
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Ex-Governor Koernar Of Bsllsville, in
this State, goes to Spain Is successor Of
Carl Schur5 at the Court Of Madrid.
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REMOV ALI
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
SEED STORE,
DREW g. HUNTsBERGER
81, 1NErd Door East o
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.

DREW e. HUNTSBERGER
DEsPECTFLLLY ANNOUNCE to the Farmer. and
H others shat having entered into partnership and
removed their Ayricu tura EsIabs h ant fran th-
Mechanics Hall to the above location they have great
~ increased their stock and prepared to supply
farmers with about every tool or implement knosn in
the business. They have
Reapers Il Mowers, all styles and make
Corn Planters, Shelters, and Cuitivators.
Plows, Harrovs, Drills, Horse Rakes,
Shovels, Spades. Hoes, Wheelbarrows,
Brushes, Curry Combs, Hand-Rakes,
DC, dc, &c, DC. Also
a General Assortment of Seeds.
Such as'Red Top, Clover, rn,thy, Blue Grass. Sor-
Ehum, Hungarian Grass, Flax Seed, Garden Seeds,
Flower Seeas-in short, all you that line.
owe US CAL before purchasing else where. AZ.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. oomn,y Cou,f, september
IsAAc HILL, for the use Of /
BENJAMIN p. kEEsLER, Anoc6rn.nt
-''
JosEpH vEACB. .....
defendant in the above hav inE been flied IN the
office ot the Clerk Of the County Court of county OF
La Sale. Notice is hereby given to the said Joseph
court the tenih day Of May 1891 against you the
said aefondaat, which wri, returned by Sheriff
of said county. duly levied the following described
ton %, r. 3D. ~ r. ?, east OF the I'D P. II. Now, un.
less you, the said Joseph veach shall personally be
and appear before the Judge Of the said County Court,
the frat day of the thereof to be holden
1t The Court House in Ottawa the first Monday in
September next, {1S62) give special ball. and plead
Tie said plaintn 8 action Judgment will be entered
against in favor of the said plsintG, and the
ta;e so attached Aforesaid, will be sold Satisfy
the esnc with costs.
s.w. RAYMOND, CLERK
Gar. AVERY BUSHNELL, Prs AHys.
ne. T,rA N 1.ED
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We understand these companies are nov
all in camp at Camp Butler. Theregiment
will be organized as soon as the companies
are all mustered into the service. Two
other three months regiments are now
being organized a, Camp Douglas Still
another regiment will be rendezvcused at
Camp Butler.
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Boats are advertised to leave st. Louis
for Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans,
to.uoorrnvv --.-- -
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Republic anism Upadulterated.

The following ticket against the ne"
constitution is being circulated by the
Republican leaders through Marshall and
Putnam counties. The republicans in
that region deserve commentator at least
for candor. They 60 the pure article, as
understood by Sumner, Lovejoy, Wade,
and all the bright lights of their party.
Advocating the emancipation of all the
negroes of the South, they are only con-
sistent in offering them not only domicil
in our own State, but the right of suffrage
to hold office-in short perfect political
equality with the whites. Here is the
ticket, usrbatim:
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4. =. CRACRAFT, Proprictor.
GAR or TIG CESrEAL HoFgL)
Coed stabiing and Yard attached 10 the premises.
Ottawa June .ti, 1852. Itg-lv
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Farmers, Attention
BOOTS & SHOES.

A FRESH lot of good Custom, Made Boots and
n Shoes just received, all warranted work.
Mems Kip and Calf Boots.
Mems Kip and Calf Brogan.
Mems Kip and Calf Balmorals
Also, Rubber Boots and Shoes. -...
All good articles, and very cheap for cash.
Ladies Cloth Caters, great variety
Ladies Cloth Balmorals.
Ladies Calf Balmorals.
Ladies Goat and Morocco Balmorals.
Ladies Lace Boots. of all descriptions.
Also, Rubbers and Sandals
Misses Balmorals and Caters, a great
variety.
Chidrens' Shoes, Of all kinds.
Boys Boots. Shoes, Caters. and Ties.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14

REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Against new constitution,
Against article prohibiting banks,
" Against the exclusion of negroes and
mulattoes,
d" For the right of suffrage and Office to
negroes and Mulattoes,
" Against laws excluding negroes and mu-
Iattoes from coming to and voting in
this State,
For congressional apportionment."
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The Illinois THREE Months Volunteers.
From the Springfield Journal, Junea

The following companies Of months
volunteers have been accepted by Gov.
Yates and will form the first regiment of
that class of troops from this State
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FOR RENT.

TIVE two Rooms over E. Y. Grigg's Drug and Book
Il Store, for rent Enquire OF
Ottawa, June 6, IS52.-i1 E. Y. GRlGGS,
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g. w. Lackey, Bloomington, Mclean co.
d. +. Coppey, Griggsville Pike co.
j.. J.. Masters. Pekin, Tazewell CO.
'' J. y. Moore, Bloomington, Mclean co.
@ II. Davey, Clinton, Dewitt CO.
J. w. Beer Decatur, Macon co.
J. w. Hamilton Atlata, Logan co.
a" s. Washburn. Ramsey Fayette co.
j p 81 John C'harlestop Cola, On
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officers ana men were conveyed TO the
Arkansas shore as prisoners,
The remaining Confederate boats, the
jeff. Thompson, Van Dorm. Sumter and
Bragg now rapidly moved down the river
aware that their only hope of safety, after
the loss of the other four, and the arrival
of the remainder of the Lincoln fleet, was
in further continuing to retreat. They
soon: rounded tile point, and from Memphis
could no longer he seer but our reporter,
who witnessed their movements from the
Mound, observed one Of them (Which one
could not be ascertAined) run rapidly into
the Arkansas shore. Beching it she paus-
ed, and moment afterwards flames were
discovered issuing from her decks She
had evidently been permanently disabled
BY the enemy's FIRE, and abandoned and
fred by her officers and crew. 3i
The pursuit still continued to the foot
of Presidents island, and SO far as the eye
could reach, the gunboats rapidly fired as
they went, shot occasionally being re-
turned from our fleet In short time
two of the Federal iron-clad boats were
discovered steaming back, accompanied
by the Monarch. The conclusion arrived
at by those witnessing this retrogade
movement from the Mound was that the
remainder of our feet had met tbE fate of
the others. It is sincerely hoped, how
ever, that they managed to elude their
pursusrs.
The loss Of life in this engagement can.
not yet be estimated with any degree of
accuracy. The cannonading, We presume,
killed few; but number Are known to
have fallen by the enemy's sharpshooter's
whenever the contending boats came
together, rapid reports Of guns and pistols
could be distinctly heard from the shore.
It was supposed that quite number went
down with the sinking vessels. g
The loss to the enemy, other than the
damage to the ram, L.. has not, been
ascsrtaincd. His boats were sItogsther
superior to ours in every respect, and
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30

AS AGGRESSIVE PoLlcr--The Rich
moad Dispatch Of the 9th inst. says:-
THE movement 0: Gen. Jackson towards
Rouaney and the Northwest has 1t length
taken place. aad il is no iaprsdence 10
write Of il. Il was prcjeeted and the
column organised tve months ago. bat
delayed until lately By that delusion
which prevailed With the Governnent asl
the people Of the South. thsa the enemy
wese to make general adrance Of their
troops .sj risk battle this ~inses. Hence
the troops under jackson we're plseed at
Winchester. where they coald be osnve-
s;en,ly used either in aa engagement with
Mct;icllss or on the original sggressiye
intention. Time having exploded the NO
siov Of . decisive battle At Nssassas du-
ring this winter. Gen. Jackson has ihss
late eommeaerd his operations. While
wo do not CHOOSE to refer to them further
than to state that they are aggressive, we
cannot help nosiciug that fact. While the
people Of the South have suha,i:tsd in 81
ieut,s 70 ,hs defensive policy of the gov-
csu,ncnt. it 10 certain that t,c ,sajosisy ol
thinking people have been opposed to t."
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30

pie may be saddled with dsb, which they
NOT their posserisy can ever pay. and. af-
ter sIl. the Sou.h mSy not be subjagat~d
Where. ,heu. will 60 the Southern trade.
spd ~ho win eensrol shs me'uih ef the
Missi-.ipl,i ! She mag say to the Vest
We. like yourselves. art ssrivultarisss snd
DO NOT d.s.ire to epliissse an intcrcourse
with . people. ~ho Lase 50 recently shown
themselves car rncruics. and frum wh"m
We can make nothing by m exchange Of
commodities. You have no claims upon
our eoinity As nation. anu We will not
invite = conPetition in our business BE-
making treaty With you. To the North.
she may say-you have made fortunes
out Of Us. heretofore. yet you turned upon
US in the days Of our a.lveraify. You. for
whose rights We shed our best blood les.
than Fifty years sgo. levied war upon
our institutions and drove Us from the
brotherhood established by our Washing
s,n. You. for whose honor and glory. in
common with our own. We fought the
Mexican war, have exerted yourselves be-
yond any prec. dun, in your history to
oversun and subd,.e u. With you. We
will have no intercourse or trade. but look
elsewhere fr market for our products
aud mart for our purchases. These are
no lille fancies Of ours. but sober truths
and well worthy the consideration Of thc
people Of the North aud West; and. We
would commend to their sober second
sLOught, as we'll .. to the rejecting minds
Of the treason-mongers in this State. that
there is moro than possibility Of failure
on the part Of this Government to subju-
gate the seeded States.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
4flarrie0.

On M"niay- last. by the R"v. Father
Getting, WM. II. CISSELL to MARION
K. AKMSWOKrHY.
On the same DAY. w. r. BELL to T..
Il. PAUL.
On Tuesday last, Ly the Rev. Father
Cotsing, WM. s. WISE to MARY Il.
JOY.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby siven that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans cour,
of St. Mnryis county IN Maryia, d :,
letters Of administration ON the personal
estate of JOHN Ia YLOR, late Of
SAID cn,nsy. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned q" exhiha the same with the proper
vsaa~hes shere.sS. ts the suisc.iber, on or efnre
the ~ day "f July. lsS,, otherw,se they may
i'r excluded Ly law from all hensfi, Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day
u Ianaary, 1860.
n JAMES II. ALFEY,
.. Administrator.
Ian. 18th, lS63-Aw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30

RAN AWAY from the subscriber. living
- near the village of Charsie.. few dara
since. FIRE negro ky nansd HENS1
JONES. she~~ time rccc,iiy bught Of Z.
c. Raily. lcarn thai he is in the L'~cr part
of the cu,'nsy. probably lurking about Jutlant.
the property of II. Il. $. key. whsre i'e has
r'iatissss. MI persons are fo,cwarnri against
hxslOrins ~ einpL.ying sssi.l negro bay. tie
i rstlrr black. sioolr g.ssi deal sn.a has AN
swkw.r.i way .d @xl.rss<in: hiusse.f. lie IS
alsens 20 years .f ayr. iasi 81, wi'es he lrfi
sessi suit af rl,x:,cs If white full cloth and
black hat. xili give shc aln've reward for
his apprehension aud delivery ta me.
JOHN A. EURROCG GUS.
Jan. oh, lSG. -Sw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
OBITUARY.

Died iu Calvert county, January 4th
in the hope of blessed rcsurr cction, Mrs.
SARAH Il. M0RSELL.. wife Of James
5. Morscll. Jr.. Esq. in the assh year Of
her age. II is seldom that We find one
30 generally esteemed in life. and 80 UNI
verrally lamented in death. as the sal.iect
Of this nutice. Indeed, . character of
such rare grsces snd attractions csald NOT
fail to win the esteem and affection Of all
who knew her Of more than ordinary
vigor of mind, her sound js.lgm.nt and
excellent sense challenged the respect of
al. while her many virtues Of heart
greatly endearcd her to her numerous
friends. ..~ong vhsss her memory viii
ever resnsin sweet and sacred. Hat Il
was chiefly in her Christian character
that the writer of this notiee knew and
admired her. Frosn chilihs'od dcvout
and consistent follower Of her crucile.i
Lord, it was towards the close Of Aer
earthly career, thaa al those Christian vir-
tues, which she possessed in an eminent
degree. shope out in such purity and
sweetness. She Was . patient sufferer
tOS So"S stsoo csS SusSCss usoustsSs oAO Wu9u
she Was made aware Of the nature of the
terrible naalady with which God. IN His
wise Providence. had seen fl to sillict hex,
it was beautiful to see with what unmur.
muring resignation she Submitted to Hil
dispeasations. aud with what cslmnss.
and fsrtitude she began 10 make rsady fos
her approaching end; training and disei.
plinisg herself not only tor death, but III.
heaven. Her patience and faith At ID,
last triumphed over such bodily suffrris,
~ few are called to endure. Even wIel
the breath had 1t length but the meres
hand-breadth Of vital rlsy. her mind TO
n,ains,d vigorous. and her trust 10 jean
buoyant. II vas 10 the highest degrc,
; inspiring to witness one thas tri,impLaa
over al the powers Of the enemy. 'SacI
death may well console sorroxing hms
band and children. Il il rich legacy /,
the Church of which she was dsvose,
member. Blessed arc the dead who III,
in the Lord"
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
IH)NARD TOWN
eIGll FACTORY.

uAviNG pnr, l.asc,l the entire interest e
IL the late irm ii Morgan. Jal,,is,n & Co..
the u'ml~ssisnei will cnsluct the business with
prsnnpsiess and energy. a
a large stack of excellent CIGARS, manu-
factured fr'm the lest Tohacco to be ol,sainei
IN the market. will be kcpt constantly .n
hasAi, snd onicrs viii oe received from, anil
Cigars dclivcsui ~ Factory prices, in either OF
the counties ot Prince George. Charles " st.
Mary's.
"A liberal share nf the patronage Of tie peo-
pie Of S.snshfrn Maryland is earnestly S.licit-
et! ks the aslrahcenact,. nf HOME INDUS
TRY. ha.csi upsn the .Do.to vi large sales wi,h
reaSMable pnsiis.
B. A. JAMISON.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30

WANTED a TEACHER Er Primary
w Sch,ul M. . frr the year 1862. lie
must be c.psl.le of trachins the i:,,.l English
branches anil 10 .f gnal moral characser.-
\ Teacher of middle or advanced age pre-.
ferrel. Address,
a s JAMES r.. LANGLEY,
JOHN II. HOLMES,
WM. Mckay,
q JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
. St. l,.isocs' r. o!
Jan. 30,h, lsGa-4t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

ST. MAEy's SAVINGS ISsrIruTIox. !
Dec. 3lst. 1861.
A DIVIDEND has this day been de-
IA clsrc,i of 3 per. cent. on the capital
stock Of this Institution for the last twelve
months. payable on and after Thursday,
the 223rd day Of january, Instant.
By orlrr.
W. \. LOKER,
Treasurer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
PROFESSIONAL.

In. J. II. TiIOS. REEVES has lmaial
II at "WHIrE PLAfNS, al..ut mile
from the village oi Chaptic". anG respectfully
offers his professional services to the public.
lie will acr..t. himself exclusively to the
practice ii his profession.
dah. 10th. lS62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30
ADAMS & DAVIDSON,
eR0cERS
AND
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

.N. Comn,rrr~ 1rcer,
Baltimore, Md.
A LARGE supply nf FAMILY GfsOCE-
IA RIES c"lisiasily L hand at lowest
matke, prices.
Sales al TOBACCO. GRAIN. &C.. strictly
attended, {" and prompt rrtnrns made.
jim. 10th. 1xG -l;n,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-30

The DiERcr TAxxs.-Thc direct tax
authorized at the extra session Of Congres.
is laid on zeal estate only. aud coatsins {.
provision that airy State may s.susne. as
scss, collect aud pay iuto the Treasury Of
the United States, the direct tax, or its
quota thereof. in its own way and manner.
by and through its own officers, using u
valuasion list. made by State authority:
anc any State giving notice TO the Sccrr-
tary OF the Treasury. previous to the Sec
oud Tuesday "f February, shall be en,i-
tied. an lieu Of all expenses. to a deduc-
ti"n II fifteen per cent. on such PORTIONS
as have actually been paid into the Trca-
sury If the United States on or before
the last day Of June, aud ten pcr cent. on
such parts as shall have actually been
paid on or before the last day Of Srptc:a.
bei.