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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03
Gbr Yomt Circle.

TIE STONE REMovED.-I saw a Ia
borer returning weary from his work
saw him stoop and take stone that
lay in til, pathway of passage wheels,
and cast it out of the road. That sight
did me good. That stone might be-
struck by passage wheel, to the dis.
comfort, perhaps of the traveller, and
possibly to the injury of the vehicle
1t was kind in the maS to remove it a.
way. H.r.r
What triaing paragraph says o
captious one. -,
Not so, my friend The act was small
the principle on which it was based is
Of unspeaknble value to the human race
1 love to trace things, especially such
things, TO their fountain. That man
had an emotion of love in his soul when
he stopped to remove that stone. lie
felt Alright. 1t was kindly affectioued in
him. | am inclined to think that act
was but one of the links of chain, and
never was chain made Of hotter matc.
rial, love for the welfare of others
Such a chain is all gold.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03
Incidents OF the Battle OF Pea
.... Ridge.


In the battle near Elkhorn Tavern
Sergeant-Major Wooster, of the Iowa
Third, was hit bya cannon shot. taking
away the side Of his skull, while he was
engaged in untanging the horses from
the Dubuque battery, having bravely
volunteered to go ahead on the danger.
Gus erraud, in the face of q pluneinV
FIRE from the epemy's battery. Calling
to his boy after he was shot, he said:
johnny, oh Johnny, | must go" (,
A cannon ball, in the battle near
Lee Town, killed two cousins named
Alley, and lodged in the breast of Lit
Perry Watts, Of Company X, 22d Ind
1t was taken out aud proved to be .
six pound ball.
A man was shot through the bod,
and caught the ball in the wa stband o,
his pantaloons, where il had lodged
| In the battle of the 9Th a bali strucl
a tree, shiveriag it to splinters. One o
the splinters, six feet long, struck
secesh and impaled him to the earth.
Lieut. ncnne, of Company F, l2tl
Missouri, who had lost his left arm /,
the HunsaliIn war, was struck in th
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03
Aorttp.
- nRorarr.s oRSTIT;. x, =; F'''


Here pause a whle--a nsw-made mound beside,
with those who lIpgsr weeping; .
Beneath the sod ia lain our hope and pride ....
Then pause, who would brothers grief divide,
Who're the dead is calmly sleeping. ... .....
AyOuth by sadness marked ia early years,
Hsgrsw and Grief together
Apart from sports that pleased his boyish peers,
And wept too soon orphans bitter tears,
Lifs'SstOrms aud Ills toweather.
A slave 10 Science tolling to explore '...
The pathway Of tho saRes,
Ho grasped the Truth ~ gems or golden orc,
Roamsd far Ia search Of new and ancient ior,, '-
And plueked the fruits of ages.
Dsrsft Of home, yet ever where he strayed,
'TwaI welcome visitation, ..
Aud Kindred souls 10 friendship fast srrsyed;
Bat hrst his fathers GoD he sought for aid,
In perils and rrvatiOn. Hr
Through tribUIatOn thus to manhood grown,
BeA-fiddsn and wayhrlng,
Twas mid tho thror ging eity--yet alone .
Health, Hope aud Reason--s all were Ovorthtown,
Save desperate despalringl
-Four Of care brought hope and heart once more
With health, and his returning ..
With Joy again to viow his natal shore, ... "
And friends and fields and hannts and hills of yoro
To which his soul was yesrnlng
-Four other moons have ned. Behold his gravel
Alas, the painful storyl
The troubled soul hath gone to God who gave,
Who even to che uttermost can save . .-4...
The rash tOrlorn, in Glory.
Hard by his kindred, here EHGsrUs slceps,--
o, peaceful be his pillow .H... ..
Here Innocence her nightly vigil keeps, .
Aud here Roeording Angel rests and wccps, no
As from his book the fearful page he sweeps, Yrr
Beneath the dropping willow.
Locust Grove, March %, 1857. P.S.w.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

Iron-plated vessels are an American
invention. This is confessed by eren
the London Quarterly Review, bitter
tory periodical. 1t says that, as lon
ago as ls45, Mr., Stevens, of Hoboken.
showed his plans and the result of his
experience to scientific men in Paris
and London. In the latter city he met
with no encouragement, but Ma poleon
followed up the proposals and as for
back as 1854, had constructo d iron
pla ed floating batteries. The Quarter.
1y ,ev ey . sured the stupidity of tho
British Admiralty on this point. /.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

SPELL AND DEFINE, ,-ETn schoo
where the class was exercising in spell
ing and definitions, the teacher gave
out tho word 'feaa et."
"L-e.a .fieaf lie t let lent' eta little
leaf" sung out bright eyed little girl,
TIE next word was "bulle'.' ..', -,
"B u.l bul Let let bullet, a title Bullr
screamed out red headed chap; which
put an end to spelling and defining for
that afternoon. tzrrgr rs-- -.,s
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

"ORpHEuS G, KERR" the worthy
correspondent Of the New York Sunday
Mercury, was at Mrs. Iineoln's ball,
and thus expresses his opinion ON the
low, neeked dresses he saw therei
"Wben | look upon the wonieh OF
America around me CO. nighs, aSd sec
how much they nave cut of from the
top OF their urssAVS. 10 make bsHdAgss
for our wounded soldiers, oaA't help
feeling that their meek or-uothiag sp.
pcarAnee--so far from bsing indslicStq.
!sa very delicate proof ef their love VI
- There's ! R'tls 'gNst, abOSs such drsa'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

Garibaldi was at last accounts plant
ing he trees on his Caprera Island, with
a design TO live under his own vine and
tig tree hereafter. His pretty daughter
and h'r husband 'ra there--a great de
happier than Garibaldi and Miss Ro.
mandi proved in their III judged and
unfortunate wsdlock. They are all liv.
ing in the iron dwelling sent from Eng,
land, the parts of which Ct together az
those Of baby house which Theresa ;,
husband hoped il may soon be.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

A CORRESPONDENT of the Tndianapo-
lis Sentinel, who was at the battle of
Pea Ridge. says: 'l.a. b. sr.'a s
IF our loss was great. his was iremen-
dous. The battlefield was literally COW
cred with his dead and dying, No ac-
cnrate computation can vet he made; to
say that they had fallen bv hundreds
would not give you any idea of his
loss. ...,.-.-. = .r-I ... -iF,-T
1t is said that Gen. Vandorn, is NOV
ing southward with tile scattered rem
nants ofhis army from Pea Ridge, Ar.
kansns; and that they are hopeless
forlorn looksug set of frufIians. .s,g
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

General Andy johnson and Hon
Emerson Ethefidgel arriSed at Nash
vile on the night Of the 18th inst. -
johnson knows the Secessionists out
therC, and viii teach thcm lesson
they did not seem likely to learn under
Gen. BuclIs mild treatment. - TCincin.
pPti GqzstlS
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

On the llth of March the news wa.
sent over the country that tho rebels
had evacuated Manassas. -H.
In the Book ofCommon Prayer in
the Psalter for the evening of the llth.
in the 9Th verse, we read: ,H
Gilead ." mlno aud MAsAssAs Is MISE EphraLu n also
isthe strength Of my head Judah Is my Lawgiyer.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

IL Is stated that no more rebel pris.
oners are TO be released till Col. Corco-
ran, and every Union prisoner now in
the hands Of the rebels, is uncondition
ally discharged
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

lu a recent issue the Paris Moniteur
has tho following remarkable state.
mcnt; f.- FL. .-s rF
The Federal army landed and pro.
ceeded to Elizabeth City, which it found
evacuated and burned by the Southern
troops. From thence detachment adj.
ra"ccd dsJar as Mc Tennessee rirer.and
thus occupies the principal road be-
tween Memphis and Columbus. This
movement establishes the troors OF
Gen. Burnsidoin the rear Of the great
army Of the Potomac. -.,' g..
One of the journals points out the
error and eorreets it. Any one by
looking IN the map will see, it says.
mat Elizabeth City, on the shores of
north Carolina, is more than twelve
huodred miles from the bridge on Ten.
nessee river. 80. .-.--...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

Tho Memphis Appeal of February
25th states that Gold is selling in that
city at from fifty TO sixty per cent.
premium, and silver from forty TO fifty.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

Death and Tomorrow are never here,
they are either not.come or gone, .r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

The u Senate has refused to con.
firm the nominations of Daniel Il. Sick
les, ofN. Y, aud Paul II, George Of New
Hampshire, as Brigader Generals.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03
MistcIlanrous.
The Monitor.


A Fortress Monroe correspondent ol
the Baltimore Advertiser gives thc
most understandable description of tn,
Monitor we have seen: -rar.7 .- ,,,a
AS we approached this novel naval
wonder. | was struck with the pertness
Of the Norfolk description of her as ga
Yankee chcese Jor on raft" It gives
better idea Of her appearance than
any Of the engrnvings or descriptions
in the New York papers. ~
They all fail to afford correct idea
of the general appearance of the vessel
and especially when she j, n action
She is oval shaped, 172 feet long and
Al feet in width at the centre. Her
hull rises perpendicularly out of the
water, as straight oil round .os the sides
of a stone wall, md as fat on top as a
table, without any rail or guards around
her. She has two square smoke stacks
about seven feet in height, but in time
OF action these are removed. and the
smoke and steam come through CRATES
IN the deck, the iron of which is about
eight inches thick. Nothing remains
on her deck but the pilot house, which
Is square iron statue. about three feet
high, about the size of an ordinary dry
goods box. ..4 ....-.... -
The tower rises. about nine feet high
from the deck, and looks, when close 10
1t, like a large iron gasometer or gas
holder. On closely examining il, how.
ever, you find that it's sides and tops are
about one foot thick. whilst the whole
tower is % feet in diameter, and that it
has two oval shaped portfolios, close to,
gether on one side, not more than two
feet apart, and not more than three feet
above the deck. .... ..-.l ..,.-r.- s..t.-
The guns set side aud side in the CEN
tire OF the tower, aud are intended to be
hrod simultaneously the close proximi
ty OF the muzzles Of the two guns ena.
bling the two balls to strike the sides of
the enemy in similar proximity to each
other The moment the guns are fired
Two i'm neuse pillars Of steel, on the in.
side, about six feet long, two feet in
width and one ia thickness. slide before
he portfolios, completely closing them
md protecting the gunners from the
balls of the enemy.
? EFFECTS oE TIE SHOT.
There. are marks on the tower and
null OF about twenty balls, and some Of
hem seem to have struck'the tower fair
md square with no more apparent effect
han could be produced by the blow Of
/ sledge hammer. -.,. |
The greater part of the shot marks
re on the edge of the hull which, it
'hould be remembered, does not rise
more than twelve inches out of the wa
er. They hammered away all round
,ut here too the invuncrability of the !
Monitor was fnnud exceedingly great |
md the indentations are only to the G x
ent OF fracture of the edge Of the
ron at ono point, which only seems. to
how It's great strength at a point which
night be supposed to be weakest,
The shot that struck the square pilot
louse did little more than knock the
ement out. Had the pilot house been
onnd instead Of square, as it is now
roposed to make il, the ball would
ave glanced and lost half its force. and
niled to injure the eyes of the gallant
Hs l..r-- = iHa q
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03
1lonth's Department.

ifor the Ssws.
f Geographical Enigma rl... f
] am composed of Is letters. ''.f ~ Hf rrI .raH
My ~ ~ Il town iu spaih. ..a .. i
MY " 92 ~ town In Russia. ''. 'f.' tf.I o..
My ' JiG al river In Germany, 20 t..ea
Ny II the name 0f q river IN Nirgluia pro
Ny 10 10 42 3isa county in Ohio 'I"
NV 10 II IA % town In Massachusetts,. 10 .a .'r
MY whole Is a tOwRin France non
tFor the Nows.
HIyI Charade, r-.. .s. ..
My hFFt means TO toll; .#|.| .r..s
hYmy seaOnd my RFst " done;
ssS Tss1 sIssSs s.ss q ySsS ,Ssn ~ VA ans non
-------------s o
For the Ness.
Geographical Enigma.
] am eompoaed Of l6lefturA. Ltr H
Ny e2l lisa riserin Rnssla.
Ny - lt 10 Is a river IN Russian Poland.
NY = u Il a town 10 France.
NY o 10 8 lisa Ia, 81 South AInerIsa
My 10 2l6 IL Gulf of Russia.
My whole Is city In Africa. J'B& MAG,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

|. Con-. DCPoNT's PROGRESS. arrival
from the South briggs dispatches from
Flag officer Dupont stating that the
United States tag H0ated over Fort Ma,
rion at St, AugustineSbeing the second
of old forts given up No,oppo 4ition
was offered, the rebel troops having
evacuated the night before the appear.
ancc Of the boats. The authorities OF
tho town received COmmander /, Rodgers
in the TOWY Hall, and he assured the
loyal ofpy6tection, who upon his sug-
gestion &n up the flag themselves.
Jackson, Fla, was given up IN like
m1nner. The Governor Of Florida has
recommended the abaAdonment Of East
and South Florida. Commander Rodg.
ers says the men in St. Augustine are
generally disposed TO submit quietly
but tho women are ferco aud trouble.
some'. s..IiH. .fla1V pos flg
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

Kansas is full of Missouri contra
bands. Their number is estimated at
G.000, Of whom 5000 arrived utter the
rebellion broke ont Gen. Lauo brought
over $500, aud Jennison 800 more.
Thousands beside crossed on Gods
Bridge, as they style the ice with
which the Missouri river was, recently
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-03

In returning to my native State, /
offer the, olive branch in one hand and
the Constitution in tho other. With
and for it | como to perish, if need be-
TO pour out my blood free libation for
it's preservation. The Federal Gov.
crnment is made responsible for this
war by the men who have entailed its
horrors upon the country, by crying
out their pretended rights are gone
Let us forget all purties and former as.
sociations, and see the question as it is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
Il UIL d ER'S
MI ATE RI A LIS

The unders gne would res?e fully call tn
ttcmti"n If the P,hAic Ia their large assert
mrni Of DOORS, BLLNI,S, SASH DOOR
FRAMES, WINDOW FRiJlES, H.1SH
bO4EDS, CASTINGS, MOULDLNGS, NAN
TIES, and every description Of House Build
ing materials, which they have constantly on
hand and which they eau furnish at the Short
est notice.
They are also prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice FlSAME WORK for
Country Houses. Cottages. and suburban
Ee-i.irnces, according to ANY plan or design.
all ready fitted to he put up On their propos-
cd sites.
Farmers and others. DESTROYS of building
in the country, would find il tn their advantage
by giving us call before purchasing else
where. as we are fully prepared to execute
work on the most reasonable terms. And the
advantages, which we offer In preparing all
the materials that may he necessary in con.
atructing house, will be found to save the
builder a great deal Of vcxatious delay and
expense.
asT- All orders left at their Office or adj
dressed To them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGIiI.lN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning AiH and Sash Factory.
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. So, Pratt street,
Next d.,or to Penn & Mitchell, Bait. Md.
April 18th, lSG0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
LISHMENT.

w f. ANDERSON, Nos 10 s. /
Second Street Jetreen Frederick Sire
and HARSH Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the larges, Ware rooms and be>,
assortment oil Cabinet Furniture in the city,
is prepared 10 sellevery article in hsline upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in this line OF
business, he faiiers himself that he can coin
pete, as to excellence OF MATERIAL |. beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices. with any
establishment OF glle sort in this or any other
city. His general stock embraces full aud
complete assortment of Pdri"r Chairs. Sofas,
R"cii"y Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Ear room, Office and Dining Chairs,
French Iefc, -Itfes, Settees, 1rm Chairs,
Mattrases. Looking Glasses, de-, Of every va
ririy and description. He has also ON hand
Bcdstcads of his own manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down in two min.
utes. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing e
purchase Furniture. are requested to cali and
examine his Stock before buying elsewie
- sure to find the right place Nos. los Ie
Second :SIreet--WartLou>e with 80 tee
front and large Folding doors.
August / th lS59-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
DENTISTRY.

DEHSONS needing the services of first
L rate Dentist will do well 81 cmplow Dr.
j. RANDOLPH WALTON. who i'll
tends locating himself in the village of Leon
ard Town. Orders adarcsSc, to him through
the Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms are cash. DR.
Walton has had considerable experience ii
his profession, is moderate in lis charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction tn those who
have employed him. 10 give the readers of
the Ledcon some i,lea Of the standing of DIR.
W. as a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him by Dr. Ninian
Finkncy, L. 5. N, is appended:
s. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland,
April p. 1855.
DEAR SiI:-Tt gives me great plasurc 10
express the confidence have in your skill as
"a Dentist. and t" recommend you, As far rs I
have influence, 10 the patronage of tina Public.
| have had an opportunity Of witnessing YOUR
mode of operation. ann have no hesitation IN
that ii exhibits your thorough kaow!-
edge Of y"n profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
y",Ir nbedrnt servant
NINIAN riNkNEY.
Surge"n L. 8. n.
DIR. RANDOLPH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4th, lsGl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
BOARDING SCHOOL.

'I>llE Misses C.~tsin having secured the
i services Of an experienced Music teacher
will receive limited number Of young la,iit.>
for the scholastic year beginning lst Sept.
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN
ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition in all the branches of All
English f'iucai'n per annum ;; 100
Music VEGA! " Instrumental $40 per quar-.
French ) "
Italian s
Spanish 5
Drawing and Painting in Water
C,lnrs 8
Oil Painting 10
The utmost attention will lie pail ~
the health and c'ni"rt, aad every effort made
To advance the moral and intellectual culture
Of their pupils.
Address
SUMMERSEAT
Oakvillr r. q.
ST. Mary;s Go.
August LIST, 1861 If.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
THRESHINGx MACHINES

I have for sale the Pel'on Triple G.are1
Horse Posrer and W. W. Dingec & Cs,s
LOa Thrsxher, scikh Reroleiay :Iraac Curier.
The machine is warranted to render sa,i<far-
si"n to al! purchasers. The price Of 8 hnrsc
power. 30 inch Thrcsher and Sfraw-tarrier.
lrlivere,i at any wharf in ST. Mary's county,
IN Sis5.
Farmers are invited to call at my Store tn
Leonard Town aud examine this Thr-sl,er.
.sa T.. LEO. SnALDING.
June 2Sth, 1S6O-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
UNION HOTEL,
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TIME subscriber intending tn change his
business, offers the UNION HOTEL.
c.r Sui ar l,elul. i'iie iiottA. StIbles aid
other L,lil.:inks arc in excellent co"liti"n, aud
the stand is equal .ug business to any in the
Southern counties of tl,c State. The Hotel is
now il. RECEIPT of 8 very g.~d custoan, which
.u,.Ll he largely increased With slisht effort.
the fixtures, bedding AMI furniture, will be
s..ld will, tie Hotel. The Terms will bc lib
rral and n,a.le tn suit the times. Per~as de
.iro,,s .frrnfi,: or purchasing are Invited t''
give the Proprietor call. f.sscssi"n gwen
JOHN F. FENWICK,
s..sre.tr. H rHf Leopard Town.
July 18th, 1SCl-H. F.#f A-
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
q BUILDER.

fulIIE undersigned has made such arrange
j meats ~ will cnalle him to exccute all
work in Iii. line at BALTIMORE PRICES,
with pr.'mlaEcss aid despatch. He solicits d
call from his friends and the public.
V. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town.
Jan. Goth. lSGo-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE.

'YNlE undersigned bess leave to intormchis
~ friends and the Public. that he is still al
the OLD STAND. in Leonard Town, carrying
on BLACkSMITHING. GUN. LOCK-
SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORk-in short, iron work of all .irscrip-
tions. such as repairing CARRIAGES. BUG
GIES. ROCkAWAYS, CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SIIOElSG, FARM WORK Of all
kinds; also REAPEES, THRASIlEIS and
DRILLS. With his experience OF years in
a Machine Shop he thinks that he can do any
kind Of BLACKSMITH Work from knecdlc to Al,
anch"r and on reasonable terms New Wac-
ons and Carts hnilt cheaper than can lie dome
at any other shop in this place HORSES
SfIOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES 4. MCATIlPAN.
Blacksmith
January 81, 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
" q r ICE E.

4. LEO SPALDING returns his thanks to
his Ammcr.',ls customers for the literal patron.
age h~ has received frssn tarm, and pledges
himself t" keep CHOICE STOCK OF
GOOD: always "n hand, which will he sold
very low fur cash err its equivalent.
E.>LEO SPAI.DING,
April 2nd, 1860
April 9Th, 1e60-lv
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PIRTyER-

DISSOLUTION OF CO-P.IRTNER-
SHIP.
THE copartnership hcre,ofor existing be-
tween the undersigned. under tile finn
and style Of Leach & Herbert. is this day dis
rvei l,y mutual c"nscnt. All persons in
dcbte'l tot!.e late firm ar. hereby requested tn
c',mc forwar! and settle their Indebtedness
without delay. Either party is authorized tu
settle the business of the firm
VIM. F. LEACH,
GEO. ii. HERBERT,
Sept. Goth, 1SG1-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE.

YvliE C"par'ncr>hiy heretofore existing
Il under the firm of COT'rINGHAM =
HARDING is this day dissolved hy mutual
:",,scnt. VIM. II Harding is alone -aurnor-
.Zcd to settle the business If the firm.
SAMUEL. CDT"rlNGHAM
VIM. u. HANDING,
baltimore Jon. iSGl-4w.
The undersigned. having BaI.h. ont DO
Interest Of Samuel C,',nsham OF the firln #
Cuttimsham Harding, vii! llcrca ftcr ...mdnrt
the business ia l,is "wn Name.--.rnf q. n.,.,,
respectfully s"iIclts ,tr favor II TIC fr.,I!, d,
the old Firm.
W u. Ii. HARDING.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE.

a LII persons Indebted tn rne f"r taxe. for
n this year will please come i"rward and
settle the same to lie. or Capt. j. j. All-ian
IN thirty days. III mot settled ia thirty days
fran date, shall he c,anrelIe,l through re-
cessity to c,.llcrt by law.
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