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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

FIRST ARRIVAL OF SAIL CRAFT.-The
barks Wmslo,o and Chenango, light, and
the scow Chaplin, with load of stone
from Kelley's Island, came into port last
Sunday. The Wmslow will take on a
cargo of salt from the East Saginaw Salt
Mfg. Co.'S Works, for Chicago. The
ChenaagO takes 1000 barrels of salt from
Litchfeld's Works, at Carrolton, for the
same port; and the Chapin, whose stone
has been sold to the Orange Co. Salt
Manufacturing Company, will, after dis
charging cargo, load with lumber for
Cleveland. Some dozen vessels, en- route
from below, are hourly expected.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

ST.. PAUL's CHuRcH.--The Annual
Election of Wardens and VestrymeR
for st. Paul's Episcopal Church, East
Saginaw, was held at Buena Vista Hall
on Monday, the 2lst inst, resulting as
follows:
WWdens--4 Ohm Derby, VIM. Wallace.
Testrymn-C. b. Mott, Is. M. Thomp-
son, j. j. Wheeler, J. X. Goodng, j.
p. Derby, VIM. Blyben, Ii. ID. Wicks,
G.. II. Disbrow.
G. B. Mott was elected Treasurer OF
the Vestry, and VIM. Wallace Sec'y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

MORE VESSELS AFTER SALT.-The
schr. Curtis Mann and bark Superior came
up yesterday, in tow Of the tug Clinton,
and will both take on cargo of salt
from the Saginaw City Works, for
Chicago.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

The favorite river steamer Belle Scy-
mow, has resumed her place on the
route between here and Midland City.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

GRAIN IN STORE AT THE LAKE PORTS.
The United States Economist says: =
The accumulation of grain at the stores
on Lake Michigan and the upper end of
Lake Erie are largely in excess of any
previous year. On the list of February
there were reported in store at
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

Cosmetics, a raro assortment, Lilly White, Per-
fumcd Chalk, Puff Balls, ETC. An excellent variety
Of articles in this line. U
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
PERFUMERY-

In this line wo offer choice selection Of Extracts.
Cologne, Oils CONNECTIONS, &C. for various uses Of
most delicate flavor, pure and reliable quality
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

The steamer Little Nsn, now plies reg
ularly as passenger packet between this
port and st. Charles. =
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22
OUR STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
And Chemicals,

ARE PURE AND FRESH,
UTAvING beenseleetod entirely by ourselves, and
L from the most reliable houses. In this par
ticular we have no fear Of criticism competition.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

"A well sunk at any point along Sagi-
raw river, Michigan, to the depth Of 700
feet, will bring to the surface the strong
est and purest salt brine found anywhere
in the United States. 1t is now but two
years since its discovery, and already
over 100000 have been invested in this
branch of business, and new companies
are forming almost daily to sink new
wells and manufacture salt. The result,
as proved, is, that salt can be made at GO
cents per barrel, and sold at the works
at 81 30 to so per barrcl.-ScientJfc
american.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

The following humorous bit Of poetry from the pen
Of Tom. Hood, expresses feelnks" 10 dot in
regard to the state Of weather
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-22

WI N N Az ~ n -,
Carried on extensively, and all work made NJ our
establishment warranted. An extensive supply Of
stock, excellent workmen full knowledge Of the busi-
and the best facilities in all respects, enables
Us TO distance all competition in manufacturing and
the large patronage we have received in this line
encourages 10 mako even greater efforts than be.
ferc for its continuance.
EaS-P Past patronage gratefully acknowledged.
GEORGE CRABBE 4 co.
East Saginaw, Aug. |. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
VOIBfFIIRs WANrDl.

1'OTHE LoY.AL YROMANRY OF ST.
l.MARl'<. CHARLES CALVERT
H ASD PRINCE GEORcE'S COIN
TIES.
TilE nn.l.r>igncd. hy the authority Of
the Exccniive II the STATE rror.,srs tn re-.
cruis tr.nn the aiay- mrn,i..nssl c"uu,ir.
a.se C.nmy.zny "fC.tvAI.RY $50 men) a.
> psrfi..n Of the Maryland c"n,inSrnt far
th: United States service. with the sa,,,s
pay. rati..ix. o.nIn,s.s. rnr,lnmrnts, ruuip.
u,rnts, cl",hing - advertised IN thu iial;;-
more papers. All young and able b"liel
psss.,nx. wh" wi-h ." jim. will rep"rt TO
mao by mail Thi. is neces,ary to cnsbIs
me to -sisl,li.h central recruiting rem
,i..svuuz wher.. recruits can be- sworn In and
mt to Camp Er instruction. The friends
Of thc t'ni.n arr requested to take rouad.
III their respective localities. recruiting
lists aiHl.srnd them tn me on or atea. the
LIS Of +. bruary ncxt.
.... RANDOLPH JONES.
Ad.lress st. Tniy.@s' -. Mary's CO.. MI.
Union papers vat Of the county pleas,
c"py.
i)sc. 18th, lS6l-4t.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR EkcToRI.

HAVING purchased TIA. entire Interest "'
LII the late firm III A.T.an. .Jan,i>.n Il C.'.
the Undersigned will c..,aluct the bu.iaess ~i,l
rr.anpti,es~ ANIL energy. ..
4 large .a.~k .,f excellent CIGARS. manu-
factassd fr.an the hest Tobacco {" ls "l'ssinssl
in the market. will be kept constantly Ell
hand, aud .r.iers will 3c fetefved from, ami
Cigars DELIVERED, at Factory prices. in either ri
,i.e counties ii Prince George. Charles " st
Maf...
A liberal share "f the patronage II the l"..'.
pie If Southern MARYLAND is earnestly s;.li:it.
I'd Er 4he a.lvaucr,nen: VI HOME INDUS.
TRY. ha.ed up.m the motto ot iAsse sslco will
reasonable profits. 80
Il. A. JAMESON.
Jar. 9th, ls62-ly.. H- =.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09

NOTICES hershy gwen that the suLscri-
~ her has ATTAINED from the Orphans
Court "a: 81. Mary y ."un,y in Maryland, L.
iers ,es'nn..uiasy OH the pers"saI estate
"f James T.. Crane. isie If SAID comfy, dc
ceased. All persons having claims against tie
said decreased, are hereby warned to exhib,t IN.
anne with the pral.rr ssu,ci,es thereof, to the
.,.sscr,i,er, en ar hrf"rr the ;S,iTsay VI Is!,,
ls6?, otherwise ,ley nSy he excluded by
lsw from, al I~ue6t of the said estate. G,,-a
arisr my hand this Pad day Of January,
1862.
WILLIAM WATTS.
Executor.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09

RAN AWAY fr"n the snbscriler. lisins
y near the village VI Cl,sptien. = few d..yt
.incc, fr,e negro boy named IiENIiY
Jones. wL..e time ! recently boarLt Of q.
e. l'aily. learn that he is IN tie lover par,
of the county. Ir..hally lurkin: al.ah .tu.ls,si,
she p'"perty "f IL. q. $: kry. &l,sre lr la,
re'at'".s. All psr'"ns ara fssewasari a:aiasi
i'srss.''ng .~ employing sail necrs. lny. lls
IL rather blaek, stooI~ go..l deaf .,snl In. ~,
awkward way II expressing himself. lie i
about 20 years Of age, had on wiasn no lslt !
:rsl suit u cl'.the. id white iulf cloth and I
slack hat. will give the above reward foi
his apprehension aud delivery ~ me.
JOHN A. BURROUGHS.
Jan. 9th, leG2-aw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09

Lfou.ht On hv the advance Of Gen.
Stevens, with 4. 5.h0 men. and is said I"
have resulted in the capture "f s"se
t.mf.Sirrss. batteries .f'er = slight re-
sissance. The Confederate. have fallen
back sg~s their k<ti6r.'i.a's. which are
s.ii 81 BE- gerry extensive. and to he nc
cup;.d hy , free "f i.."otl men. nn-
der Grn. Iaps. Gen. stsvcns sill NOS
risk ! further .dvascc. mill reisf'res-
m-nss shall arrive from the N"rth. lie
estimases his hiss in the second skirm-
i,h at z wounded. among the numhrr
M.j"r Watson m"rtally. lie claims &"
be new within SIX miles Of the Charles
ton and Savannah r.ilr"ai. absus as far,
We predict. as he will get. unless he re-
crives very large accession to his pres
ent force. e-
IL Congress anil the Maryland Legisla-
turc. morning. "f special interest has tran
spircd during the past week We guess
neither party has. ~ yet. quite recovered
FROM the blow struck at their Importance:
by the late action VI the G"vsrum,ent ~
the M.son- Sliasll affair. We advise them
at least the Maryland Legislasurs--l'ke
good .'l"yal' citizens to keep Quiet. an
deed. to take back al they have sail in
praise of Com. Wilkes. otherwise the
portals Of Fort Warren may again be
opened. aud. ma, hap. another Maryland
Legislature suppressed.
A private in shr ard Indiana Cavalry.
ssaii.ned in our village. was shot aud
quite severely wounded, Oh Monday night
last. characterization to an officer. We
lcasu. occa,ioned the shos.ing. The
wound i. thought to be BY TO mcans
dangerous.
We learn, thar Dr. VIM. VI. Abel aud
aud d. l.. Hayden, Esq. have beer re-
leased from Fort Lafayette. and have
probably. ere this. reached their rs,pec-
tive hss,,es. l.. II. Jones, Esq. srres,sd
at the same time. i. We regret to learn.
still held as prisoner.
\ detachment Of intantry. consisting Of
the company lately stationed ut piusy
Point. in ,hi. county. left here on Tues
day morning last fur headquarters in
Charles. or for sonc post higher up the
County. ;.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
NOTICE..

ALEX. PRICE. resiiins nesr Gen,
e. lI.okes'< Division aud tile Heal Quar-
tiers Of the ard Regiment # In.i,.na Casslfy,
will attend the COLLECTION OF ANY
CLAIMS against Size GOVERNMENT ss,a,
may TO Contracted by the srs"ls in 81. N.ss's,
Address. NanscmOy PSF Officer Charle,
County, Nil.
REFKRENcEs.-Gcn. Walter Nischsll. Poi
Tsbaces. I'd fi.a. G-.sse Brent. Post .r.,.
,acc- = q: E.lelsn. Il. Assxt Totsc.s
e
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
4tlarrie0.

On the al in.tant. hy the Rev. Faith
or C.a,ing. WM. II. MARTIN to ROSA
J.. STONE.
Or the same day. by the Rev: Mr.:
Hunting. Il. +. GRAVES to JANE
WUOiBl kN
On III. 9TH instant. by the Rev. Father
C.s,inv. THOMAS BOND to SUSAN n.
DIAN.
On the 7.h Instant. by sanlc. WIN. T..
BCRCH to JANE T.. GUY.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
-.
DISSOLi .TIOx or
COMPREHENSIVE.

> l.rsSARs T"wa !
dan. LIST. 1862. J
'nsHE CO-PARTNEESIIIp hcretsf.se ~,
= listing ia the Cigar Manufac,..rs VI N~y,
gan, Jsn'isrn < Co, is tai. LAY dissolved will.
mutual c'nssnt ~ the un.!arsi:ne.i. partner,
IN interest. All Ierson. INDEBTED to the iirni
will please s~ttle with B:A. Jan,issn, wim, il
authorized IL rrcrir, i'll full. "a
-~-- J. FET.IX MORGAN.
II. \. JAMESON.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09

Ruyt'r. may awsk", Van Winkle Ike.
when the ~ki"isuas expl"it Of Wilkes
shall rearb him. bat No 10 the !Ameriraa
who shall encounter iac lerr Of his eye.
when the sad jinale shall be made kuown.
Better. say We. that the R-pssii: h
.horu Of half its dim-nsi"ns- --brstrs !
hundred '.slave oliearchirs" he f,rmesi
better thousand rcv"lut .ns EXIT s.soag
~. than this insult 10 our Naiisasl hsnls
should GO unavcsged:
But the Government says. il had "a
right 80 dciain M-.srs. Ma.ou and Slij-ll.
because their arrest Vas illegal. This
admission comes too late. Why await
the insulting aud Threatening drnaad u
Great Briiian, ere this error wss discov-
cred! Why reflect isnon'iny aud dis
grace upou the American people. by suf-
fsring them to become committed to a
policy. which. upon ,he demand II for
cign Power. il instantly abandoned: The
Government may say what II plcsses about
the matter. but its action will BE- regarded
abroad ~ an evidence of It's weaknesses.
and. viewed ~ such. cannot bat desract
from its prestige and renswn. ~ enc u
the leading Powers Of the age.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
PROFESSIONAL.

KAR. CHARLES COMBS. having 10.
~ Gated himself Mt the q Il Il AT
MI LIS Tor the purpose of practising
hi. profession can always lac found at the
residence Of j J. -.Allstan, E.q., when not
pref s-ionally Engaged.
Jan. 2nd, ISG:--,f
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09


We do mt dissuiss frss ourselves. MOI
are nc dispos-A 70 Disguise from our rra-
iers. ,ha. II 10 the xi.a aud purpose Of
Hale and Trumbull. who have taken upon
shems<lses to call IN que.sion the high
handed ast .f Prc.idca, iiusoln in sus-
pending at will the writ VI H,t~ns Cor
pus. to break aowu tho Administration in
public opinion TIA. they may moro efre-
saally inaugsrsts an extrrme Abolition
policy in regard to slavery. wherever IL
may DO fossd. Remembering. as We do.
that the.e self same gentlemen have stood
foremost in defence of every aggression
upon the Constitutional rights Of the
southern people before their sscession aud
have since sustained by their votes aud
their slqueuec many acts Of the Fres'-
cent a high-handed and illegal As the one
they arc q. preseut drnoaueing. We can
not h.ip thinking tia. they are now
s,rainiag at gnass and swallowing camels.
New. r,heless. what var tho ulte.ir pur
nose. Of Hale and Trumbu!l. We accept
,hera in modified degree rs allies OF the
great Constitutional party-for gseat it
already il aud greater il " growing-whieh
i seeking to restore the Cous.i.u'io" and
the laws t. their original power AMI efii-
eaey and to bring to judgment all "h"
have trodden thc,n under their feet. That
judgement Mr.. Lincoln. do what he will.
can a:.ser escape. but it is yet in his pow
or to break his own inevitable fall and the
fall "f>his friends aud to take the wind out
Of the sails Of Trumbull and Company
who. rs they are sailing u'nler black flag
are probably not viii. better than they
should bc. Let him make such repara-
ton for the great aud manifold outrages
h. has committed upon the laws and Con
s,ituti"n u his country as may now re-
,nain to hun. Let the gates Of Fort War
ren he thrown open and general Jail
delivery be had. ikat ncn, who have
been guilty Of no othcr crime than loving
the free institutions Of their native land
,.ot wi,.ly but too vel !. may lie speedily
restored to liberty and che boso.a If their
tamilirs. For the rcmsin,lcr II HE term
If ufiiee. let al a.':,st. be s"ppcd. exeel I
upon regular warrant. l.et nv mans pro-
pcrty he taken frou. him without eo,npen-
cation and IL accordance with the laws 81
the l.nd. Let the portals Of the tribunals
II civil poliiy be thrown wide spen that
justice may be done. though tho Heavens
fall. In short. let the Constitution here
after, and not feeling or fancy. be the
rule VI his seiieE. IN this way only csn
Hale aud Truu.Lull be chcckmated. I,
il oaiy BY thus acting that Mr.. Linc"ln
eau hope to mitigate and in measure dis.
arm the gathering popular justice which
i. rolling with the unerring precision Of
geometry 10 the high place where he il
.ca,ed, whose sacred duties. never before
in all cur history. have been 20 grossl,
aud 20 wsnto.ly betrayed A. ~ himself.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
The Mxson-Slidell Affair.
Fasl n -

The Mason-Slidell Affair.
The wound that has been inflicted upon
every true American heart. 10y the late
acii-n of the Government in tho Mason
SliLcll afiair, it not likely I" prove abs"-
lutrly ine,,rablc. will continue to ranks.
anil surrurate SO long as American free
m,n .hall retain vivid rememb, ance Of
tue history Of .h.ir snccstor.. Nor. is
The question Of legality or iliryslisy. on
,hs p.rt Of Commodore Wilkes. q matter
to be ceasi.icrcd by the Amcrie.n people.
The action Of the gallan. Commodore ha,l
bcen approved aud applaudrd by the peo-
pie "f the North, who rose uP, en- m"ssr,
to do him homage. Ovatins. such as
might have done honor to Napoleon I. the
Iron Duke. or--or--cvcn Mcclellan him.
SELF. greeted him upon every side: and
the heroes If Sumter aud Of Lexington
sunk iuso oLscurity beside this new CALI
didste for popular favor aud this new re-
cipisnt Of peoples adulatious. And.
had the matter stopped here. We should
have no cause to complain Of tue Commo-
dorr'. good fortune. But. q higher au-
,hasity than the masses at the North en-
lorsed his action. Congress endorsed
and srpl.udsd him-the Secretary of the
Navy approved his conduct and
even the Legislature Of the State Of Ma
ryland gave its oaicisl sanction to thu
transaction. Ensland was to be taught.
once again. to respect American rights.
and to be chastised for this manifestation
Of sympathy with the Southcrn rebel
li"n." Her chips should not be used f~
the purpose Of aiding and abetting tn:
"rul,els." and she .h"ulJ learn. to hen
cost that "wc have still t;overnment. "
tsese clascs the first scene to this DRAINS,
~ahFce-s. AN. ralxrs- may be best pleased
to term q.
The curtain rises. 4 few weeks have
.ranrpired. and special emba.sador
from Esgiaud has reached Washington.
His Govcrnment. through him, demands,
in q nsnt lrrcmptary n'znser, the uncon.
iitioa.l surrender IL Mrssrs. Mason anal
SIiaell and an ap"l.gy fsr, the Outrage
committed in their seizure. Mr.. Seward
pens lengthy respo'.se--.p"logises fs
vat ap"l.giring and coneladss By
.'chessfallJ" rssGring the prisoners Ia
the protection Of the British lag MAI
with England has been thus avoided, and
Mr.. Seward in contcnt that better "p.
portuniiy ia. been preserved for the sup
preston Of the Southern Rebellion"
The scene changes. Lat as imagine ~
Au,crican cisizcn travelling in England Al
oa the adjacrnt eosssinrnf. A stranger q
ali around. the tssals and jibcs u q tri-
u,aphant and arrogant pestis sssst sEcfy-
where greethim The proud AperiSap
Eagle has bssa compelled BY the British
Lyon. to- bite ihe dsst. aSa AA,4sssan pre-
..a,p,iaR has sa,p sisually rehuked. Mar
will The ssatsisg satire -,of the volatile
Frsnshaan h. jsss spssisx .or sl'a.xi"us
thses Englha Lsalyism. u ske irau'i 1T
spsineef the sirss Of .Ass1sSe.a tbesty
~, .kf.~...t:, n,.t.h...,, - H.. p..a..,.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
From the Wask;"yfoA Nni;oaal Esp"Ilic"n

From the Hash;"y'oa N";o""l E.p"Ilie"".
FiNASCiEslNs.-The financial position
Of the Nati"nsl Government In very SIM
pie. II - ~ifAom n,"~~y to curry on tie
ss'r. at a"y r'fe :t' i"t<r~< rhich the c"n-
try either ~iV ~ ."ght to ply. N"bady
will think 1T borrowing At tie snormou.
usury which has characterized eur loans
fnr the pass year. Ne natioa was eyer
rich essesek tn carry On the unpro6tsbi.,
business IL war At such rates ii in,,re,t.
II Is not . thing to be thought Of far mo-
lRent.
There l. nothing 10 be done bst 10 is
sue Government paper. "d rssleessnIle.
but receivable for the public dues. and
trust to fortune aud good management to
make the best Ut it. Large taxation will
prevest any serious d-prrciasios. unless
the events Of the war take sn unfavorsblc
! turn
Jksr Gsrsvnmsnlis Lrksn dsrm, nat
ssly The fre's"ry "o'~s. I"t alt t;.rms Of M>
nssfisnat isds&setln~ss. w;W Ixr.sne ~s,rthIess.
That will DC one of the results Of dsfr,t
in the struggle for the Union aud the Con.
stitution. 1t is M issue which IL, oi
course. possible. alslough it i. mot. to b-
anticipatcd. II it comes, we must bear il.
- We do other misfortuncs, the best way
We can.
In addition to being made receivable
for taxes. the Government paper money
to be issued. will undoubtedly be made
Convertible into funded debt. 1t some rate
u interest. and this rate ought mt to ex.
eecd ive per cent. That il higher than
the average return 81 capital in ID. oeun
try. sad i is - cool m oiIsr to capitalist.
- will command thsir confidence.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
70 Correspondents.

MY Maryland" pas.sis eostr'bas's"
b. Capt. Randolph Jpses has been n'es's-
cd and will b. pabli-Aed ia our next IL
ENC.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09

Jrssx AID Ma. ELAIR. SES.-The
Cincinnati l'r,ss tells the f.ll"wing g""'i
rcply by Mrs. Jessie Bcns"n Frem""s.
vh;ie am her rscent visit to the capitol
r. fcrr.t ,,ut the origin Of the hostility
which hal m.nifr.sei itself toward her
husband. Al one .f tho interviews with
the Pr. sident. Mr.. Blair. Sen. father 81
the pes.,n.ster-l; cnrral and Frank =.
l,l.ir. was present, Mr.. Blair turned ~
Mrs. Fremont and said: &
.Mrs. Frr,nant. all"w me I" say to ya,,
that in my Judgment. ma.ia"' y""r pro-
pcr nl,ce is at tho head Ut your hashsnds
i.u.ch.ld at S.. Louis. aud this ''s:r-
nc,ld.iuy with the affairs Of thc State ~.
,o saw the least of it. in very bad taste On
YOUR part. Aud In eOnclusi"n. ! WISH
YOU to understand that here II where W.
make men AMI upmske them.
To which Mrs. Fremont instantly re-
piled: -,.--
Mr.. Hair. permit me 70 say to yon
that haze seen sAs> men Ut yosr mak-
ing. and IL they are the best you can do.
l advise you to quit the business.
Coon Uir.-A volunteer and som"
citizens we're talking about the war. at FL
ultra. = few. dsys since. when. 'liff"renee
having arisen. some person pr.p'sed t'
settle it by taking a drink. No. To-:
said til. volunteer. that is not the way
to talk. You aud all other nen. VIII" can
rsn..ihly k4.v. home. should at once agree
to enlist. Thi. war must be fought out
and settled with all r.~sible dspatch.--
Drinking won't settle it: f"r If it would.
orr office rs ~o"ld ha~ seft'ei il 1s~g ago.
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tgANTlEp'

HIlO BY o. HyRR 10 d ~ l;kss,s
- NH;RO MEN and aF(lllEN a.
.AleA iAe ssshea Prices q xakes sili v
AIso. PATrHpcATrtI s.a u s,la
ior the bed market Pflsss y slqayisg .
10. nj SIMPSON,
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CQLLBCT0l's NOTICE.
u1Y the County Cnnni .si.a,"rs. for Saint
J1 Mar, ! County

u1Y the County Cannai .si.ar"rs.. for Saint
Ii MARY County
ORDERED. That George Il. Dent. a,e
ct,llrst.m II STATE aud C.,i,.y take. III ia. p!
.l,-ti..n .i,tric, d-St. Mary. county. cansc
advertisements RI l.frssing the name If ID. t'-
i"wins tract .r parcel .f ix'"l, III" an''alnt
Of taxes .im- the r.n. t'r-ih.r with the nan-
1 the person. cl,arreal.l- E'r th" same. I" l"'
inserted "nc'. i~r week kr AMI ':uri''s fur
werk. in the 81. Nary issa.'.". u s"'Psp
pnhli.hrs. in 81. Mary. county .sriii,in.. that
unl-s. tie State a,nl ..a,nt. taxes. ,ue n H.:
,shl l.n,l., shall IL. paid To- sr .ai'i late J.
irs,"r. within tile space II thirty DAYS. alter
tile ruI,lics,ia, IL tie n.airr aforesaid i. "o,'-
lAc,., ~. lpn.ls si.~-,ai.! az suri, parts there
II ~ may ne nsr~.sarv :" rsise: the sim due
thrrs,i,. shall H. s.1a {" ti,r h. ;Ass, builder r
ths i,ayim~ii If thu same.
- tlwnyr, Nai,n. - f.sIri.
1850. Dix ". w., SUFFER-. Fancy, :
226 srrcs, Gum due. $Al -
I'y "rl-r. 49,.
G.I. SrALDiNG,
."'" Clerk
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Cigar Factory.

Cigar Factory.
by refrrcnce I" our advertising cplaH6kl
It will be seen that our young friend. u.
\. Jsmison. FISH,. has purchased DR.. j..
Felix Morgan interest in the Cigar
Manufactury. heretofore carried o. BY
Il. A. Ja,nison 4 Go. The excellent
character Of the cigars manufactured BY
the late firm. is too we'll knowp to require
comment or praise from ". aud We may
add. that. un.icr the sole mana cement Of
Mr.. Jau,i.on, the old eus,omvrs II the
establishment, and the public. msy have
NO fears If falling III. either IN the
quality II tue cisar'. or. in prompt and
pus~sual astensicn to business. We be-
speak for the establishment continuation
If public favor. and Of the p@trosrage ex-
tended 10 the late 6rm.~
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N0rfCEi. hereby given. tina, nnE'ss the State
a,d Cunt r taxr. dssr .n the islrls aEr~ai.
rhall ~ y,si Il. ,li.T "n "r hsfrr the rnu III
thirty Days after sh- al~.vr l'ullaii.a is r''l.-
l.ltt.si. ,le ~&i'l LAMBS. H .uh part. thereof ~
pEsy he nc,e-ssry {" raise the .utn due 'lsrc''n
sex,,ler with IL. COST sc al, rrt,ins and legal
iftcE~,, skall be- ~.ll t.. IL, highest bidder f'r
fie ~. iiYnt VI the same.
:. .'@' GEORGE Il. DENT.
@@ ~ Collector for ~ aud 90.
iDsc. l3si. lsGi--4w.