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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17
: .TER FROM HARRISBURG.

,Y,,o7SRrR1i, June lS-9 O'Clock DC
Dssgs5es to the Nstioaa Democratic State
tG2sea ars has been received from the Confed-
2 Tssoo2 h. have s'e Commenced arriving il this ts
5I'1sr,s Philadelphia battery has reaohet'
here. v,-.o - Mr. Marion. the
"<Ao ~ 49, PENNSYLVANIA central railro"d in
s 6! s,r AZ % clock this morning received
5 =. Sii jspat:h NE news - o::a al
c2 sI rha, The Confeierat9s have not yet n maze
. ,5s; a0pnarance about Harrisburg, Tor they
. NV. @ :%%rtanly stop travel oyer ehe Penn~y-
sa 15s G Star says:-<'Vs have reason 70 be;
;orp fnrrhey, that Information: las reached
i indicating chat the Contedera.5,es are a.
roo7v On the back crack to leave the sJata With
,5;3 boo+v There seems 10 be no doubt thai
he raidng party consists Of only some $500
u Jenkins Western Virginia cavalry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17

HEApQuARTERs MILITARY GovERNor


Alexandria, Va, May so, 1873.
WHEREAS the condition Of the Cit 6 Al
" exandrla is SUCH that, unless active steps
arc taken TO insure proper observance Of ssni~
tary rules, the health Of The peopl" - t',e city
End Ct The troops IN the hospitals $40: neig:lbor
hood, viii materially snf7er> and It appeac;a5
that the civil authorities rave not the means q
placing the city III :. proper sanitary condition
lhers'1orc, by virtue q 1}a authority yeslo2 r.
the undersigned, NOTICE is hereby given &c All
persons owning, residing ii. y having the USE
Of any residence, stable, clubhouse, o. premises
Of say description whatsoever that they art> re-
Quircd TO have the same thoroughly cl"e used il
ioul. days from this date ofAu garbage, manure
&c, &c, the same to be placed in pile II tto
centre Of lie street, IN barrels before thai~
premises After the first four days. It will 30
continued ~ them from day % day. All pei
sors upon whose premises more than one cart
load has accumulated, will ba required 20 re-
move It 1T ylleir own expense. All persons fall
il: 50 comply with this order, XII! be brought
bo5c re tile Provost Judge, and fined.
By order # Brig. Geo. John L. Slough. Ill
itary Governor Alexandria, Va.
G. M HJNE<s7
senio: Surgeon and Health Otfcar.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17
FROM PORT HUDSON.

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 16--Advices per the
steamer Fulton state a telegram received at
New Orleans on the morning Of the 7th inst.
announces the commencement of the bom~
bardment Of Port Hudson at z 0 clock on the
morning Of shat day. CONTRARY 70 the former
" expressed hopeful condition 81 Brigadier
General Sherman he is now in 8 critical con-
llition his leg having been auipa5ated. lh9
HOSPITALS nj Baton Rouge are tilled to over
lowing with sick and wounded tron1 Port Iiud-
son, and It is feared the extreme heat may
prove fatal 70 many OF them. All the troops
with: the exception Of three regiments nave
been Withdrawn from the Ieche country a!4d
sent 70 Port Hudson Tbs river u falling fasG
and therefore so11lo Of the heavy Graft Vessels
will ba obliged TO come lower down.
'xNow NOTHING PRISONER. The
Washington Chronicle says: IA Confec}eG-
ste scout, while il the vicinity o. Chambers
burg, was captured and brought before Cen.
Couch, Among the question asked were
To what regiment 10 you belong?
Answer. Seventh.
9. Seventh what.
A. Seventh Regiment.
y. 1p WAAdI NOAAA t1GttS -%G S~>h h'NA|"'5
g. CANT say.
.. What is the letter Of your company?
s. Got no letters
]. TO what corps do you belong?
4. Don belong 70 any.
0. What were you doing ia CI1ambershurg?
4. Looking around.
!. Your name?
s. Got none.
No information Whatever could be got ont
Of him. He is tall and we'll formed, 8 giant
in strength, but dirtier specimen OF human
ity could not be found among all paupers in
the world. In his look and manner he was
very i1npulient, saying very little. "
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Conven-
ton did not meet as Harrisburg yesterday
The Western members refused 70 come bey< nd
Altoona.
Hawthorne, in the quiet of his home at
Concord, Massachusetts,, is hard at work on
a new romance, which is well advanced TO-
wards completion,
NTOTICE-Foprg gentlemen can be accomno~
~ dated with lodgings atNNo. $50, Queen street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17
FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, June l6 The following dis
patch was received at clock this afternoon,
from the operator at London, Franklin county:
The Federal pickets brought in prisoner
this morning who reports the Confederates in
heavy force in Cumberland Valley.
lhe bedford Office reports that scout has
Just come in who says the Confederates are
moving on Cumberland with a force Of six
thousand cavalry. There are no Union troops
here 70 resist them. The citizens are leaving.
HARRIsEUaG, June l6.-The Eannsylva-
Nans are docking % the State defence. Every
county has responded and troops are now be-
H$ forwarded in great numbers from all points.
Lancaster is the first to send her Eve hun
oled nan. Two regiments are expected to.
hight from Reading. The One hundred and
twenty. seventh, Col. Jennings, has ,eorganiz-
%, and ls DIV armed. It Is the FIRST militia
armed troops in the Entertainments
NEW YORK. June 17,-Tho steamer Arago,
! 1om Port Royal Or the 18th, has arrived, -
Sae brings mails and four hundred passengers.
among the latter are Gen. Hunter and staff,
The prlvateer Tacony, or Florida No 2. vas
= s:e9 on the morning Of the 18th, just outside
y t4a Capas Of tie Delaware
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17

NEW GROCERY sTOTE.-Iha advertiser
~ has opened, at the corner Of Cameron and
1'1 . GR0C ERY STORE,
WHARF, he has 9 good supply of FRESH GhO~
CERIES. Of au varieties, SUGA 4, TEAS
COFFEE: SALT, &c, &c, which he offers !oz
sale on the lowest terms. His stock Of GOODS
will be kept constantly replenish ed from frat
hands, and viii be found: ID quality, equa! 70
any in the market, and at prices which Will
please lie ST. SAMUEL MILLER, jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17

NTOTICE-Foprg gentlemen can be accommo-
~ dated with lodgings atlNo. l5O Queen street,
between Columbus and Alfred streets
10 17-3t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17
NO yICE TO EALE9 81


The subscriber has OF Hand large stock OF
CHEWING TOBACCO, Of very superior
quality, which he offers for sale, wholesale a4d
retail 10 close out, Dealers and Suffers would
do well to give ne call as / lntend 10 sell o"E
ST cost. l.. HlRSH, NO. ~ hlng ssTssbs
ie 1l-2W doors below falT1ax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-17

N~OTrCE-All persons having claims against
the county Of Alexandria, w.. are hereby
notified to flethe same in the Clerks othce OF
The County Court for said county, before the
9Th day Of July 1853. b order Of TIE court n,,
ie8-& jGt E<SOA< 4ae@ , S'0' %
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
.NoTirE TO cREDiroRs

~ oi''h Is isrshv gwen rast the sansrrhs-
mas op'sineii tr"ia :hs OeI,liags C.nrt ..,-
Saint Mars rnuniv. n MARYLAND. ,s,,.'.
commentary. an ise s,~rsoral as.,,. AZ
wary DTHrr, afe oi ~aid en-, daeesx,a
Al persons hnv'n. r!.itns asainst The su,d lie.
~ SEQ. are hereby earn<s: 20 eShsiit the sam.
WIN 'he nr"ftr E"acres ihrreof, ,n .ii" suI,scri
YER, on ar .: |" c IaF 1s, of Nov. 1863, .,h4,-
wise they nav 10 .y.irdel " ltw from sh ,sers
~ of the SAID esiste esi.4.l anaer INV hand
'hss 1Sri, sss ef 3pr.:.3 .3as3
~ w.1. II. ;)RUEY.
Executor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
rEREsrY.y-c .ascH,.yEs.

\ have for sale the Peihn Triple (9sares
ffor.e pgsrsy and W. ". DI zee T. e.
froa Ti5resser. sssfh h<r1iyiag StreE Cersiv
T1se u,ssrninc !, WARRANTED 70 r@nisr saiIsise-
fiosi Co alI purchasers. Tire price sf 8 lsnrse
rxssser. 30 inch ftrssher ami SfrasF-Carries,
cssvnr,a sf sny sisarf ia ST. Mary's couafy,
ssisE.
EsArnsrs are invited 10 call ~ rr- Store n
L>~nsra Town ard rxan.ir. fhis T'hr>si.er
T.. LEO. Sr.iLDiNG.
Tyre 2s;h. la5o--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

NOTICE Is bereb1 given that the srhscri.
BW bers has ob,airad from the Orphans Cour:
of st. Mary's county IN Mar, land, letters oi
"n fhe f.trsonni estate af ienaius
w. Norris. late of sa'c coHn'y. deceased. Al
lsers"ns having c'arns asyains. the xad dc
CO '.cd are hereby ws,n~d to exiiibii the sn,se
with The rr"per r"uches thereof. :" the suh-
seihers on or before the lst dav of Nov, LISA
o+aerwise 'hev niay be excluded by Law fro,n
sI benefit Of the said estate. Given under our
hands this 23rd day Of April, 1861.
HANNAH r. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN FfIXWEI.L.
AdiaihisIIa:hrs.
April 2Srd, lse3-4x.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE..

fEyHE undersigned wish 10 inforra the
III people of saiut Nsry's aud adjourn-
ing counties. ,hst they have jusa completed
/. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size,
asd will REPAIR. CACLK. &C.. on the
u:ost reasonable terms. Prompt atusniion
% allwork. apiquick dispatch willbe given
III all cases. The Railway is situated about
squarter of mile FROM Leonard Town en-
afne oyster creek, where we will also
bsiid SCOWS. bOATS. or VESSELS, If
required. on the lowess ternps III
HARRIS. NORRIS & FOXWEIL.
July 10Th 1860.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

KNfOTlCF IL hereby given ina. the s',t~ri-
IN t~rs have otIalneG from the nrrEars'
C"ur' nj 81 Mary cs'ait'v, ~ Maryland, let
~ of ndlniniAirar'.>,, 81 he retsGnal estate ~
Hezrkiab Dent. late cf snIi ,:nunty. derersrd.
Ali rers-ns having claims ssarf.s; the said de-
ceased are hereby warned IN exhibii rhe san.
with s.r"rer r"trhrs Ih-rs=f. tn the s.rhsrri,e-
nn before s.'e la Gay nf Arril. Is6i, o,hsr.
ri$s trey nsx he excluded hv sw from all
htn.G' n; the said sAH;e. Gtven under our
as lids this let Gay 0f October i-f3
- CHARLES DENT.
GEORGE r. DENT,
AdminIslratbrs.
Ocsohsr lst. le6S-ig.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

AsnTiCE rs hereby given fr,.t me .4facri-
= bef' na@e "n'simeI ir"n ihe oyrhars'
Court of 81. Marys county, in Mary,asd. sf-
.rrs nj administration nr the personal estate or
= Gs vi. haFFaughs, late of s,,t. caunrv, Ss.
eerSed All persons having claims sln,ips' the
'ane win tts I.rssi'el youehes thereof. 80 III.
=" oscrIners ~ before ;tse An ,lsv oi Anrd
! s64. oissfrrrse they msv i,e exeuded bv Law
from NIL osneft Of ti,~ sH'i estate. Gi,-n VA.
der Out hands 'lis tsi day Of October, Is63
ROSETTA r.. IN RKoUGHs,
JOH v BGfiANAE,
Adminis,ratnrs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the su',srri
~ her has obtained frbm The cr,i.an.
Cnur, of 81. Mary ccuriv IN NasyIsnd. le,
isrs of administration a. Vii nn the rerSnr NJ es.
ia,r nf Ca aiharirs Hnrch late 81 - j reu IS de
ceased. All persons having riri,nx .:.sirs. rl,r
stsid deceased. are hereby wnrnsd IN evn,i,i :hr
s,.rue with the rrcier vouches thereof, ~ ,l,e
Subscribe on or before M IL: dav at .N"..
1858, otherwise they may be lSc,udrd ~ law
ftom all henef, Of tie .nlG estate. Given un
der my hand this "a q dav of April 1865
ALBERT BIRCH
AS8air.sira,vr.
April ls;h, is6S-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE. III eREf,lTnsS-
4 Administratnrs.
Oct. l.i, ,sgs-aw.

EEOtfC.: g 'her@hr gwen that the suiscr! '
U V bers b c0irnf' from 81" ntnhan>-
t;"uI. of st. N.r"'s e >i"'.v. ~ Hsry' nj l.t-
trrs al Admin <',sIi.T a. re npt.na = e.,nte r.
Jesse {. burroughs. t.;- at saii county. d,
cen'ed. All persrrs hsgins rlain,s asainsI the
aNid decea,ed are hcfeLY warned ,n rxhthit the
same with ihr rroner 'ciIas thereof, to the
'uhs":ih@rs ~ ar i,@fore the I'h eav of ANIL
1864, o;herrtse ii,.v NAV he excluded bv lsw
from ali nen.fi of the said estate. Given un-
der Our hs:'s!> this is' day al Uefaber. 1853.
Nm. WATTS
SUSANNA C.. BURROUGHS
- administrators.
Oct. lr,. i.s03-4s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
ST. "a NARK'3 DEs,Y rnp pv,,,
LADIES'.
NEAR BRfANT9wy. CHARLES cory
49, TY.aAEYLAND.

rtis IHsssipii@a, 90 sduatea sv Az, n.
u SEA Asjss and dsg.a,rrs 10 s;,n.,a, y
anr of Ire most iseauiifdI .asI AeaI.bv .a.,..' '
o. Msfysana. ahss.f Sixtr a -. NJ ,,na
S'fsebes. ana "h iFs ssa Is . nsIn-e,l xn,,,,..
's'ronsv ina'fs<' sica with srl,,hur .,d -
Tie N'ss.s Msssr hsssg eier@x OF N. g"
ered Hsai. the sIsJles AID ,iiseinlin+ are =.
aennshy the sars.s as IN ia. accelerate. .: ,s.,
%. der. -t.~ '' 'na'
Terms per aHnann Fayable lalfv.ar.v >, a.
Hoard aasa TpiioH ~ al the brssca4< NJ
fiior'ntEh Ehglsh E.Insarson, s,a,o,
MHsir. Ffe.a.i, Drawing Darciny. etc e.
ex;-H charges. s''"
Fu,thss particulars can b hsa bv addr.s.;,~
Mrs psn'el hfsjDr,
Rev + GAlT1.y. Pastor 8, M.,v.. ch.o.
lsIn. 't - N""P-
ser J Early. 81. Presided: Georsetoxn Col.
8 7 wige,. ,, J.. F're-;.iear c;,az.,. co,;.s.
- aynth: 81, Prpi Gan-asa Cnl;rge.
Wa'dron. ETomra College.
y Wslter. wsSLin-.ns.
y Boyle. WaSI.n-.,.a.
Faher hawilns. % = y. Washington.
Chsr.es "ttf'., o -. wsshi rgsoo
u MaSHire. J.. Washington
= <-sm bar..er, J., &. T"ot.as'. Charles cn.
S*mr'us !, sIsrn1 ) Tho .,,s'. Ca,-I.s G.,
y f".er. ~ Fna'n-s. Cssri-.
County.
Lanshsr. ST. ra'sr'., Ch.rls. Co
rather kaders. 5 j.. $. inseph's :, M,rv..
Co. 'A"'s
Mr. Dos:ri=@S, Gi-rnrn, Etri. Es, G.,---
hisss. 3 ti@'iF6. Il y. Cani sa,ds, W
p. Da"-m I. NJ D. Washington Cny.
October 2e.,d, l3S3-6u
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nj OTfCEis hereby gwen that the srrhsrri-
LN Der has obtained frem :he Orphan q
Csoart o! ST. Mary's county in Marrisnd, let.
itsss cf administration on the persona! estate
af Joha Blackstone, !aae Of SAID county, de-
CEASED. All persons having claims ssn,iist fhe
ssid deceased, are hereby VAR ed tn exhrhii the
same with the proper voucEes thereof, Ia the
ssbscrihsr on or before the 4rf dsy Of April
1864, otherwise tEey nsy be excluded by
law from all benefit Of 'he said estate. Gsset
ander my hand th-s LIST day Of October,
1858.
q. T. RLAKIS'rONE,
AGmfnlslra.eY.
t1c.. lat. iSes--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

I NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, the sub.eri.
~ bers have oiI'aIned fropa the Orphans
Court nf 81. Mary's county, IN MARYLAND. let.
'srs "f admins ration un the personal estate oi
tenjaniin Mckay. late &c SAID county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said d-ceas.d ars hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with tbe proser vouches thereof. To the
Subscribers on or before the 4th day of Arrll
1854. otherwise they may be excluded by law
if.'m Ail benefit of the said -sta;e Given ur-
der our haisds this lsf day Of Ort, lcSa.
sARAH JANE MCKAY,
WN. 6 EIAE,
Administrators
Oct. lst. lS63--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
snrrcr le cas.,,rovs

-. es..t'.-s s''s.'' go. tn sass re s-"se-,k<-
go .a...s .,..~s - ;sa 'r''issFs f>onr. of
:" Ns'Tisat. ,.:,tr. II
? psss. 'Si.,. 80 s..s'f.sf r.is:s rf Lewis
nsr-,,r. ...ss.v ~,.,.... s.; ''trNssri- Ili
As~ siereisy svsFn@d tg ~vl.ss.t tI~
prof'*- ssv.-hes tAisssaf, 20 81, s,..-rx, ''e
befns~ ne les - .s.y rs-s '''sr onor
,nssv y. .s~s',i.a i"'f. otherwise ,h-y
~.,a ~<..,.' $500 q. ''''sn sli b.neii ~ rls
Ixy Nj or,s,,., ~. s"e'sf 'hF hrn1 Ills - h
1offs MAGILl..
o.,.,.~ a. ,a+x Adrsiss-.ra,ar.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

NOTICE no CREDITORS.

AfOT'cC CFs i,eaehv given thai the sab<eri-
v bers has .'',' as'ei from the Orphans Cour:
"i 81 MARY "nn'sy ~ Marvianh. i-ners cf
Naturalization 1n ;lte pfrsnnal estate OF 4. O.
Burch. late of sid rnrpfv. dsesased. All re,.
sons hsving claims ssain.i he ~sId dcrsa sed.
rre hereby warned 20 EXHIBIT ihs sane riti,
RE proper snHches thereof, &" Inc s,Ibscris.r
90 az before tie 4ih day Of Anal 1864 afher-
Use they may se EXCEEDED nv las from all
oen|h. of ihe ssid estate Giy~a uIlsr my
Aand sk,s In dar nf ccf.fser. 1aES
JANE G. RURCH.
". n. HERMAN.
aaasinis.rassrs
De, La. lse3-ay
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

Recps csns,ariis on hand large assor,-
meutaf SGr'ERIUh FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. T"Lacrn, Sc.
gars, &C., which will nv solid. wholesale ..r re-
tail. at the loves, market prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. cf al kinds. sold
'n commission. and specia! rsie.linu paid to
the sale of TOBACCO. Wheat and o.her
GRAINS. Cu'iuli.sioEs a. all kinds execu-
ted promptly, ~ith lhe s,rictes, regard 10 tn,
in,ercs: nf the c.,n~.srrr.
Paotic patronage Is most respectfully soil.
cited.
Feb. 2.tb. l<s2-;f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOsElU.Ba

TWVHC yrissin= Of the Tr~s.i-s f.n ,hc Cn!-
II aviation IN the G;rar< Vine. ,'c.. hr J..
y. has fs~t @liA s,sse ntastsiai,le delay,
through 40 fsnlt II the aa:h.r's; having been
ncrasi.scd tn ih: printers inf.r,n mel hs o
large tb r~~iv~1 prrvhns to mine The
rsanrhlet will 'sffainly be- ready fs- sale, ty
shs lattice part 81 next ~,sek: In time 10 make
wine by The airecstsns is gives. When /
advertised tlss1sicc a ~'hici, | expected -
- able - sell's psnpllet. wxs NOT sd-
sis~sl ~ ~ exs~s c..n. and have .-rsckcsed
nsIkc,a ~ hSsf." Il heing one si,rd greater
sinsn thaa tks frrt e<sin.sse: Gid must tLere-
fsss. = ssss sas l~. cd il u sAe price.
Sss AdvsssissmssG +
0ca f9lh f.l2
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE.

nR WILLIAM 5. GLADSTONE, hav-
~ ing located in Chap,icn. ,afvrs his isrc-
f,.ssionsl srry1crs to the rnhlic. ar.f ras al
ways le found, when mot lr,ii sssoa~.sy enc
gagged, Al f's~v't'Ps Hosri. | a.>o ,rssrn nsy
thanks 81 my friends III the nsiglb b .r',ood az
81. Clsines,'> Bay for ,teir former patronage,
and will always be harry to wsis au them
at rive >i,nriest nntire
Nov. :s.h. l56l--:f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE. tsP DIVIDEND.

nn arpI;es,;n. rf J.mes ~. slvs,. AZ
~ minisira,or .rs.Ionn fsy!.r. asc OF Saint
xlrvs cssu.it. 4eeasssi j, il .,rdrres. by the
C>urs shat tire said afirninstrsfui s,,iTs the
erCsi't,rs d tlr saI! deceased C., file their
c,sisn~ against the sa,d sicccs..s;, IN the Re.
g.~,er 81 IS Il. :. t,ftie nf 3aint Mary's coeniy j..
30 or oafors ,ii@ i-' day ri J1nuarg nett; fnr
G:vicsss. ard ,''at '.:i, .r,:er be- published ir
ii.s Sain. siar,'s Gazette u.rc a ~rck In eacl,
~s b nntil ti!o .aid D. day "f j,pnary next
feat. j. T. u. haley.
lsegi.lcr Mills
FOR ~. M4-,'s evenly.
Ge.- 225. lsSs--i.i
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

S07JC'E TO CREDITORS.
II hereby give nos;rs. thssf bare oblaine,i
j. froni the Orphsn"' Caarf Of ,si Nlsryis
0ruDsy. Maryland. bssasrs t%ssasnsntsrv on III.
l.s, sonaI estnse "f Getrxs r.. Campbell. ..,e nj
81 Mary s. Country, decreased. All persons
hsriDg easbns agssnst the said deceased ara
i,s eby notGtd To erhibit :ie zane wiih .hs
psopsr vcgthes s,tselsea ihervt,. TO Do,f
Jf3,ne. r.. Mts~ kmy.rs.nsJ on Or before the
I8ih day rf April 1864. they may ,therw s.s
by lag be excluded fToEs oil beEeEi Of sad
sslssss.
coRIE ANN CAMPBELL.
Execalrlx.
Oct. 18th. ls63-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
EDUCATION.

NJ RS. JANE A. FORD. having on
-s1 gagged the aerrises of an accomplish
ed teacher. desires tn take few young
ladies 10 educate with her children.
For terms. re. !. apply to
Mrs. FORD.
Oak Lea.
Bear Leouard.own.
% Nd
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
Oct. lr. liss3-iw.

/ JAMES s. DOWNS,
ATTORNEY r ralUSsELI.t.R At LAW.
Leoassd TsFa. ". Ha'ys Go. Id,
viii rrscsics 81. Mary 'ssnfi IN. adjoining
evontIes. W as. ~ r
I actctsr l.; 1865
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
| BtslRl8lE farm
Sal.

|1EA VALUABLE FARM in &c Mars
|i1A Conaay. MI, i.ssr the north ef ths
IPssux~rt River, ranssininx "a str~s. -
,si5trsd ~ private sale. i29 9scs~s ~ fsls farEn
s,re IN high state VI cultivation. tbs l,alaaFr
issc,ser-d ~ith pine AID rlss.nslt sin,ter "
iie bsss quality. The srahlr las.d u iliyid'd
into fur EsAls. es.ci ~ncle>e.l xi,h s,,i-sa4-
d 4 ehe-nrt fvncr. Ti'e improvements are
largo Brick Dwelling and all Escsssalty 'Hat
is,n-es all in g"'d rrpanr. All Hhs sai+r
AxHriss are arr-.iile. tish. crabs 'sysirrs
sst wilj ss'sl Of si.s S.-s q,siits are easily
attained. The si is ~sll adapted iir tive
4. wih of S.rn. Tohscc" AID Whest, as s!iAs
fsr rai<ingui fruit ard vegetables.
/ For isrfn~r apply iv
G I. SPALpfTG. asI
Leonsri T"wi,,
g.. Mary's Couls;y,
February 2sih. lDC3--;f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
PROrESSi0NAt..

EAR. J. r. TsfiOS. EEFyEG aas lnca.e,i
- at "WHfrE FLAME ntr',t nile
frssn s'ia village s.f Cs,&pi'c" zaa r,sspectfrIlv
os.rs his p-air,.i..aa! .srsirs.> 10 the rnI.lir
He Will f..rssr hin,~ris exclusively to III
praeta-e Of his srt.f,-si.,I.
JAS. lGlh. isG1--tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

FliE under'igrr1 n,nss respectfully calls
the attention a. the Farmers ard Msr-
chants Of Si. Mary's, to bis asaor,mens 81
A grcu.,ural Implements, ns.wt ali Of which
are made az his own F.ct"rv. i. Baltimore.
Plonehs. os all Varieties; Crltivators for Cern
q Tohacc'; Hs-rnws of every description;
Germ Planters: Corn Shelters; Horse Powers;
Ihrrsh~rs x Siraw Carriers; Non'enmerv's
WHEAT Fans; Ra.'s Reapes, and almost eve
rsth'ng that tie Farmer may want in my
fine caa4 be futaished hins.
islEA w. II. HARDING,
loo Prstt Street,
4AAs Balsinsose.
Late cot,snal.am d Nsrhng.
Feb. 2sth, fst3-u
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
Immense Democratic Meetings in
ohio.

There were four immense Democratic meet
ings in Ohio. on Thursday last, and the enthu
siasm at each was unbounded. LII these popular
uprisings are any evidence of the spirit of the
people, there can be doubt but that the Demo
cratic nominees will be elected bv decided ma
ority, and unquestionably such will be the re-
suit ii the ballot box is lett free 20 record the
verdict of the people. The meetings we refer to
were held at Athens, NJ lrietta Springfield and
Hamilton. The Cincinnati Enquirer has the
following account of the meeting at Springfield,
which was attended by at least 80 900 people,
The procession WAS some fifteen miles long
Hickory wagons bands. banners and huzzahs led
the way to the grove. There were some forty
FIVE acres of wagons and buggies on the grounds,
and the road was lined with them.
Several stands were erected. Senator Hen
bricks, of Indiana, made the first speech. Cox
followed The enthusiasm was overwhelming
Never was there such stupendous success.
The same paper says of the meeting at Hamil
ton:
High expectations had been formed of this
meeting, but in numbers and enthusiasm they
fell short of the reality. We assured by gen.
tlemen present that they never saw Dything like
il in both particulars. 1t was an overwhelming
success. The speech of Col. Allen is said by
those who listened to it to be one of the great
eff1t'S of the campaigp-One worthy of the re
tired statesman in his best days. The whole
soul Of Mr.. Allen is engrossed in the tremendous
struggle now going on to regain the liberties OF
the people of Ohio. Mr.. Mem ,sters, of New
York. and other gentlemen, we're present and
made fine and telling speeches. The noble De
mocracy Of Butler and the Third Congressional
district, the home of the patriotic exile. have
reason to be proud of this superb and m sgnificent
demonstration, which will not be without its
effect upon the public mind.
The meeting at Marietta was an equal success
The accounts state:
A tremendous number OF the friends of the
soldier and constitutional liberty have met in
Council 10 day The AbDitionists assert that
they never had and never expect to have as large
turn out of the people.
Judge Thurman in glorious speech convinced
many Republicans that 10 vote for Brough would
be but assisting to rivet the chains upon them
selves and prolong the
The Democratic majority will be more than
twice that Of last fall and Vallandlgham's teau
will lead the State and county tickets largely.