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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
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MINERAL POINT WIS
s~v,cs os aIca srsssr DIRECTLY OPPOSITE T HOTEL
nE ) having had Seventeen Years PracHce
| in ths varars branches ef his profession hopes %
ave satisfaction To al who may favor him vita cait
- s--SS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
Fa~HIDNABL. Z
sARBsRISG AND HAIR DREssIS

saRsERING AND HAIR DRESSING
THE Subscriber having recently opened shop IN the
&diosning ;he post Oeice is prepared h wait
a2on customers any hour u the fsy. SHAVING,
CaANFo8ING HAIR DRYSSESG Sc. 6oue in the
= at manner aad most fashionable styles
By strict ntoa - his business and ardent desire to
please apes merit and receive share of the pat
~sazu. q the citizens o Mineral Point
Minrral Point June Sri. Lsft. II ". 2. TTRNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01

rv-iv- lines Soupare type, copact mater OF AeAr
-a.{x zIeat In space. viii be counted az square.
e-a<-xaonable and business Cards, ~ a me. Per
for the five lines, and nifty cents Ior eAch al
eItieasI line 49, -.
Estrxv Notices published four weeks, - Tor single
InzI ana hfty cents each additional animal =,
notice.
Legal Notices al Statute rates ,
snsr3a soces loaded and kept inside having prece-
.snre ~ ordinary advertisements 50 per cent advance
an ordinary rate 49,, l.. b.,,
price. 1T. 44~er.iors viii
Advertisements not accompanied with aseIior.s as,- WIN
az fT1sTS,f e,sts r7,sst be atdJ JoT IN
.Tdrauek This rule viii not be varied from -..
Yearly Advertisements silsved TIE PFlFiIsss % e7
Ing quasteriy-
No 1dve.aseTaent considered less than tauart
AuLs caL1EcTABLE oUARrsELs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
4. n doFFETT, VI. II

ESERkL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provis
VI ems Hardware, &c, yellow Stone WIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
GrnREF W. CORB.

nRoDUCE and general Commission Merchant, deal
e. in SAT- Water Lime, &c, stone warehouse, neal
Il d Depot, Mineral Point U.s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
SAMUEL W. ESE,

nYFICE in HoFett's Block, IN rear OF Drug StoF'
Mineral Pvins Wisconsin Ss-l J
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
NEW A,IBRoTYPE GALLERY.

THE Prcp-sters x the New Arrbrotype Gallery are
l. ready &c tske
Ii X L 4 Z s s f s
All ,Ae latest Sns improved styles having The adva1.
s.Ss Of : northern light and q frst-cisss G. asasra
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK
,h.r. ot the PSsHc patronage Is respectfully sole
tted-
Rooms GA Court House square
KENDALL BROS.
October Is. 1859. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
W III. Jacka,
SAM'L HOWE,
Commission Merchant,
las @euth Water Strcer. Chicago.


COLLECTS Cons Suments Of GRAN. fLoCs. PosK,
~ LAso, etc. for sale order 10 purchase. WI.
ss.ae 1tvAnces % Ccnsssnusnts 70 Re held here o.
shkp~d Hss. II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
astsa ceas 4LK1- WILSON JAS p SGT
COBB. WILSON Ss ~UDDUTH.

AwYERS &in-raI Point. Iowa County. Wisconsin
VIII attend % professional business She SoFre>p =.
- =. ber-t.Esre VIII procure Pensions. oman
noun,ies from state aud Federal Government and
prosecute claims againss them upon liberal terms
once opposite Court House, up stairs -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
j. II. CI4AR Z,
GARDNER c. MEfGS,

!. rToRNEY a Law and Solicitor IA ChaReery, Min
4 erai Poia. Office in Nlton's Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01


The oldes, estabishrent in t~ United States. en-
pIoying goo men, ani Finishing - Instruments per week
Mandatory, cor. Of Maryland s Niagara SIS
BCFFALO, Y.
Who'll ES LIE d EPoI .
y Lake street .......... Chicago.
ALE AGEN s.
Henry Tolmau & Co ..-....--..--.-.- Boston, Mas.
w = Cslbzra ...---... C Cincinnati -.
Balmer & Weber -------s st Louie Ao-
james Bellak- -------- Pi'tiAdrlphiA
Couse -..--...... Detroit, Mich
A : Nordhelnner Toronto, G. "
Person acquainted with the Melodeon and ss p story
vi bear mind that the isioneers aud ltdDug
anufacturrrs only IN the United States, but IL
the world w aced tie manufacture Of helo-
Ieous in the f of the year l.11 and since that time
have finished and sold THIRTY THOU SAND These
instruments are new IN use mostly n the n.tea sta'
and Cagasla but a.so ia Europe, Asia b$rlca, south
Ame lea, and the est Indies, aId Gon AZ ihese qAI
have the Gatteriug tsaouias % the hlsh
estimation In which they are held
AT all Iudu siriaI l. xhibitio-- they have iHNu-
riabI, been a,sarded d The Hf'iHE>T = r I" L.
Ur whenever exhibited in competitor with
Others.
We shall take peasu-e = srsaToI ~ mail tat our
own expee} ou IiIstEsseI Catalogue IN shich every
fostvni.nt We manufacture q fails described. and IL
Iustrated ~ elegant ensraFAngss
= NeFofeaus q our manufacture either sold hy ~
~ a ers Is sny part 0f the United states Cana9a,
are 1arraned De peTfest respect and -oili
- --sirs DC necessary befoas nc exp xprsfion of Eve
- from the date Of sae W. hold ourselves ready
and Wiling st. free - charge, PROVIDED
the injury i caused BY accident or design
Srent- NeIoieouz may he found Il
all Of the principle # The United states and Can
ada.
Address either
GEO A. PRIME Z co Buffalo y Y,
GFD A PRINCE 4 Co. - Fulton St Y
GEO. a PRINCE & CO. - Lake 81, Chicago III
Or either of the atsove Wholesale Agents
Curtis Beech. Agent Mineral PINT -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01

N-oTAHY Public, Land kzeul, &C 6c-' A.e-l. 80 49,
y county Wis will attend totG payment o. taxes
Ac vita accuracy and dispatch u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
JOHN H " E-TpN-


NOTARY Public. Convey ancer znd General Agent
~ Linden lows county, WIS ie-u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01

and Surgeon. Mineral Point Wisconsin
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
CHIItIR- a. LoEBER,

TaTSsELLoR At LAW.-Ofhce in Ross Bu&tdlns,
opposite Tribune Office, up stairs High street YIN
raj poiat, Wisconsin .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01

CEOKGE APPEL having Gt;ed Up his shop in the
u,c~t approved style. Is prepared - shave. Dress
hair shampoo etc. all who may favor him sith call
He ~i also attend Bleeding. CuppinE and LeechinC
on short notice ana te best of the science
The most perfect Satisfaction warranted IN all IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
p r ~ G e & CO.
IMPROVED
MI ELOD EONS s /!

The oldest stabIishraeu in the United States en-
pIoyng 2Go men, finishing Instruments per week
cor. Of Maryland s Niagara SIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
ERnM CHARLESInN

New YORK, November 27.--Richmond pa
pers contain the following dispatches
Charleston, November 2O-Between two
and three o clock this morning the enemy, in
several barges, approached Sumter aud upon
being hailed from the fort answered with
oaths They discharged several volIeys Of
musketry, which were replied to by the gar
rison. The engagement lasted from fifteen to
twenty minutes, when the barges withdrew
Moultrie, Bee and johnson also opened on the
harges. It il not known what damage was
done to them. Major Elliott says it was II
leigned assault
Last night eighteen shells were thrown into
the city between twelve aud two o'clock. Ten
buildings were struck, but no person injured.
The firing on Sumter continued heavy du-
ring the night. One white man and two ne
groes were killed in the fort Yesterday a
spirited fight between the enemys batteries
Gregg aud Wagner, and our batteries Bee and
Simpkins together with forts Moutrie and
johnson. Our fire particularly from Simp-
kins, was remarkably accurate, compelled the
enemy to leave their guns at every fire. The
contest closed at dark. The firing on Sum
ter continues heavy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
NM sT. pOMINGO REBELLION.

New YoYE, November 27-FiIes from Mas
sau per steamer Corsica, contain the follow
ing The Turks Royal Standard says that
the Spadsh troops in Puerto Plato are said to
bo nearly 1000 strong. Several hundred
Chinese had arrived from Havana to act as
laborers for the Spanish troops provision
Domician Government has been formed in
Santiago
Southern blockade runners are very active
No less than fourteen steamers have run the
bloceade since October 10th.
A new steamer evidently intended for
blockade running, had arrived from Greeuock.
Local news unimportant
HAVANA, November 2l.-Seyeral mails
81, Domingo say nothing new has transpired.
General Yargo has been obliged to issue a
proclamation, explaining the blockade decur-
ed by General Rivers,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

FRESH SUPPLIES
Rich Moire Antiques,
BrOCade Silks,
Printed Delaine Robes,
Tarlatan Robes,
Embroidered Tarlatans,
Robe de Oh mbres,'
Clan Plaid Poplins,j
Scarlet Opera Flannels, /
Azurline Merinos, Z
Scarlet Merinos,
Buff Merinos,..
Scarlet Wool Delaines,'
Fancy Flannels,
B amoral Skirts,
Opera Cloaks,
Opera Shawls,I
Striped PaisleysShawls,
Children's Plaid Shwls,
Scarlet Cloth ClOaksy
Blue Cloth ClOaks,
Gold BordeEed 8IH
Piano Covers
Shaker Blankets,
Cradle Blankets,
Merino Underwear,E
ShetlandW ool underwear
MerinO Hosiery
BalmOral Hose.i
nnnnnImn MIN nnnr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

ing as we advance. The enemy has erected
very strong works opposite Germauia Ford,
but our artillery on the left bank nanked them
and they were soon abandoned "
Later Germdnid Ford, November 27-6
4 N-The army was crossing the Rapidan
all last night The crossing was effected with
but little opposition. The has been no severe
Fighting only little skirmishng.
We have intelligence from the trout up to
$50 this morning. At that hour our whole
army trains were all across the river aud
double.quicking to meet the enemy. One
corps goes round toward Chancellor; another
toward Orange C. II. The men are in ubi.
liant spirits, and are anxious to meet the rcb.
els
Lees troops evacuated Fredericksburg
Hights, which are now occupied by our caval
ry.
The opinion among army officers is that
the rebels have intrenched themselves between
Orange &. II and Gordonsville, and will risk
battle there
A special to the Times says that among the
prisoners captured at Chattanooga were "A
large number OF Pemberton' men who were
paroIed at Vicksburg
General Grant came here to day to ascer-
tain what disposition he shall make of these
iaithess scouudres The army says shoot
them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
New York Market.

NEw YoRE, November 27-Flour SOLO
better; low grades 1907 %; for extra State
13 jGr7 lO for Il. Ii. Ohio sales 236, GIL;
market one cent better; 37G4O for Chicago
spring 3sa,ll for Milwaukee club; 4l@42t
for Winter Red Western; 55@jS for Am.
ber Michigan, the latter for choice. Receipts
Of Corn 3O,j27 bu; better at l9@2O; Oats
firmer at s6@s9; Pork, beef, lard quiet
Whisky dull at 74975.
NEw YoRK, November 29-Government
stocks irregular dull and opened higher.
Money very active at seven per cent
Sterling very duh at $4,000. Gold 44s.
New York Central l 33i. Erie Oj {
Reading l 224. Coupons O8. United
States 6's 81. One year certificates 9S.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
ESCAPE OF JOHN MORGAN.

CLEVELAND Nov 2s--John Morgan and
five officers escaped from the Columbus Peni.
tentnry last night One thousand dollars re.
ward is offered for his capture.
CWclNNATI, Nov 2S.-John Morgan aud
six OF his ofcers--Captains Bennett, Taylor,
Sheldon, Haynes, Hockersmith and Magee,
escaped from the Columbus Penitentiary last
night, by diggn through the floor Of the cell
to the sewer leading to the river One thou.
sand dollars reward is offered for the arrest
of Morgan,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, November 27,--Admiral Lezo-
yski has enclosed to Mayor Opdyke four thou
sand dollars, by officers of the Russian fleet,
for the poor of New York city, who may need
fuel
Colonel Crolan, has arrived in Richmond
recently, having made his escape from Fort
johnson, in Lake Erie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

UNHIS ~ TO notify all persons that do not want any
person 10 come on To the farm ol tne unders gnsd
for the purpose OF hunting killing game Of any
kind, should any one do so will prosecute the per-
the game on my farm My farm in bounded as fol.
lows ON the east by widow Emanuel Meyers farm;
on the south by Peter shade on the West by Mrs.
widow Eper and GetteTsburgi and the north by the
farm on which lives Daniel Getteri and my farm lies
on Bear Creek, IN Jefferson loWtsaiJi Montgomery
county, Ohio. no2sVtm JOHN hhEPP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
LATEST NE US.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
WAsHrSGTog, November 27.--E. A. Paul
writes the following from Germania Ford,
November n, two o'clock p M
"nhe whole army is now crossing the Rapi,
dan at Culpepper, Germania and Jacobs fords.
Skirmishing is going on at Culpepper and ia
oobs Mills fords The rebel pickets are re tir.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
TIMES OP HOLDING COURTS
IN THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF OHIO,

FOR THE YEAR lS61.
To the Clerks Of the Courts OF Common
Pleas OI the several counties In said
District;
T is ordered by the Judges Of the Courts of Com
/ mon Pleas for the Second Judicial District of the
Court, and the Court OF Common Pleas in the several
counties composing said District for the year 1864 be
and the same are hereby fixed and prescribed fol-
lows:
DISTRICT COURT.
Darke, April 10, Champaign, May -,
Preble, May2, Clarke, May rs,
Butler, May y, Greene, May %,
Montgomery, May ~, Warren, June z,
Miami, May 20, ClntOu, June D,
COMMON PLEAS-FIRsT SUBDIVISION.
Butler, February 10, June 6, October q;
parke, February 10, June Is, October ~;
Prehle, March Z, August 5, November n.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Champaign, February 10, June G, October "a;
Montgomery, March 2, June 10, November IA;
Miami April 4, June ~, December o.
THIRD UB-DIVlsION
Clinton, February l5, June 20, October 81
Warren, March n, July Is, November II;
Clark, March n, July Is, November 49,
Greene, February u, June 10, OctOberl7.
Witness our hands, this Slst day Of October d 1855
ALEX. y, HUME,
d, l.. MEEKER,
n. PARSONS,
GEORGE j. SMITH,
VIM. WHITE
STATE OF Omo, loo
MONrG hERI COUSTY, ''
hereby certify that the foregoing rs q correct COP,
rom the records Of the District Court and the Cour
Of Common tleas in and for sad Montgomery county
Ohio.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Courts a
. Dayton, this I'd day Of November, A. d. 1868.
lsEALsi DAVID X. BOYER,
no7wA Clerk Of said Courts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
B,WhsT FOURTH sTREETI- :;
CINCINNATI, OHIO

JU S IT REG ED
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19

HAYINl PsFeha'@as ifs cnfirc fEtesrst 2
IL she Iafc sirm sf Morgan. Janlann y 5s.s
then na,drrsigsica will c,ulurt the buxinsess viii
puAnptnsS VIA cncrsy. s )
A large stock of excellent CTGATss, mann.
fact,Hed irafa the best Tui,accc to be oistaiust
in fIse marisct, will be kept constantly 'n
hand. and orsiers will DC received from. and
Cigars delivered at Factory prices. In either %
the counties oi Prince George. Charles. st
Mary's. Calvert or Anne Arundel
A liberal share ofthe patronage OF the peo.
pie Of Southern Maryland is earnestly solicit
ed E.r the advasseensan: Of HOME fNDtB-
TRY. based upon the motto Of large sales will
reasonable pr4iis. s. s<A .5Wn,
E<- All orders addressed IN The undersign.
cd at Leonard Town T. O., will be promptly
attended 10. as .ee -. az
d. A. JAMISONs
Jan. 9th, 1S62-1y. KS
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19

TkRNs or SuHsoeEyrsor go 90 perau-
nuln, 70 bespaid within six months. NO
sSlbeerirtion viii BE- rcccived for j short
~ period slfsn six molsths, md no paper
BE- discontinued until all arrcarages are
paid. except at the option of the publiah-
eTs- - aa
TERMS oT ApyERrIsrvc.--S1 per
square Tor the first Insertion. and '25
cts. for every subsequent insertion.
Eight lines OF less constitute square,
III the number Of insertions lie not marked
on the advertisement, it will be publish
ed until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A. liberal deduction made h, those who
advertise By the year
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19
! rnRESnzNc KzcHIVEs.

1T have fss sale tie j pcifoss @aSf1as 0enrei
HSss Fosctr and w w. Disaee h Coz
sfrnuz 7AsssAer, sriA RerolsiHy Strow Carrtv
The InaclIine Is warranted "a reader sasisiac.
ZION 10 ali purchasers. The price ,sf 8 Ilorss
power, 90 iach ffhre<her aud strrw-Carrter
delivered af any wharf In Sd. Maryss county
Is $185. .iEs~s esssa ssl sslss'As 'sssssa A'ss
4 Fairness aFc invited tocali at my Sfore Il
Leonard Town and examine til. T'hrs~her. 4
20 = i { : =. LlsO. SI,AlLDING.
tIere 08th, 1860--sf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19

II Had ssiarge touch.hole and lne cafr;ars'
vas painted green instesda Oh blue. This
novel and ingoaious weapon was poiasel
aI 2 target about sixty yards distant !. Il
didn't big il, and a. nobody saw any BAH,
there was much perplexisy expressed. a
midshipman did say that he ihpaght the
ball must have run cut of the touch hole
when they loaded up. far wAish hss ws
instantly expelled from the service. At
ter q long search, without finding the
ball. there was some thought Of summons.
ing the Naval Retiring Board to decide
on the natter when somebody happened
To look iLto the mouth of the cannon.
and discovered that the ball hadn't cona,
ont Mt all. The inventor said this would
happcn sometimes. especially n you didn,s
putia brick over the touch-hols When yoa
firesl the gun. The Government was 30
pleased with this explanation tha. il or
der,,d forty guns on the spot at swe hum
drctl thousand dollars apiece. The gaus
To bes fiaished as soon as thc war was
ovef.. Asa Ii &saz~5aa - a s&,.ss~
The, next weapon tried was Jink's
double bacS-action revolving cannon for
ferry boats. II consists Of hcnsy bronze
tnbc, revolving on pivot with both enAs
opca, and touch-hole in the middle.
While one gunner puts load in at one
end, another puts in load at the other
end ono tonch-holc serving for both.
Upon applying the match, the gun is
wh,rlcd swiftly round on a pivot, and
both balls fly out in circles, causing
''grtat slaughter on bothi sides " This
terrible engine was aimed mt the target
wif'h great accuracy: but MS the gunner has
a--large family dependent upon him for
support. he refused to apply ,he match.
fAa Government was satisfied without fir
ing, ordered six of tho guns, at q
inillien of dollars apiece. The guns to
be finished in time for our next war. En
The last weapon subject TO trial was
mountain howi,xcr of new pattern.
The inventor explained that its great adj
vantage was that it required no powder
In battle it is placed on ,bs top Of .
high mountain, and a ball slipped loosely
ints' it. AS the enemy passes the foot of
The mountain. the gunner in charge tins
over the howiizer, and the ball rolls down
the side of the mountain into the midst
Of the doomed foe. The range of this ter
rible weapon depesds greatly ezeths heighs
Of The, mountain and the distance to its
base. The Government ordered forty of
these nsountain howitzers, al hundred
the'isand dollars apiece. to Be plsased on
the first mountains discovered Ia ths enc
mys n country. ..,sTf .ze.s "a -.
These are great times for guusmitli17
my boy. and i you find any old cannon
arotad the junk shops just scsd them 8
long. s. ml - HzsE9 ~ h BEsssz4 ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19
.:oS,LY ONE KILLED :

. Only one killed. Only ore vigorous
life cut short only one home chain. Lroke..
only one wife made a widow; ore group Oh
little oncs made fathcrless: Or perls.ps one -.
fond mothers heart robbed of It's dol; one
tender sister made brotherless;ous slosisf
hesut stricken down in its 6rst.grssds aeo- Z
NY How. lnany iia,l1n1 ll,st lev
mol,th Ken The
turf and depog dlDlel L. ll !!sc form "a
shss ..only sohe kilIsd.' The zacxs sasjortlre
ingi papers, perhaps told sef a : ',briliiane
af1illr; repulsc Of the eEemy with only ,ece
killed on our side" and after an indiffsr-v
eni glance at It. We passed on TO the mex.
Paragraphs. And yct sfs some poor hearts
thetF tFiern,a saonly sones killed. .sontaius N !
Ismlseastlrahle amount .of sorreFw. .s.asgss
I An vain will they watch for the .loye2
nn's, who went out from them III an the
''ssnsnsfhl ind abesufys Of youth: In vain
will thcy listen Cor the SQUAD of that
isoine whose last music Cor then. vss the
sad cadence--'.good bye" The anxious
ey'ss tbat SO often gazed down the old
road WIN not be gIaddantd By the sight of
| that der form; and khe hasInouy Of o.
hone music sill ever be broken, foe thsE ]
ssroiee will always be wanting. Meath ths.I
.pafmetto is mound. and there quieily
/ slcsping, is the "only one killed" And
alsAsl I bow many such little mounds there
ara, scattered over the sanny feath+-
mounds that are naarktsl ky noheaGsstGnGs
M. loving hands ever plant .fovers ea
tla.sn no loving eyes aver water them
with Hands hardened By graspipg
stsssI csusiened 20 the dust. and none but
.eyes unused to weepiaE gase sns those lit
tie mounds. We .dopot realize the svast
/ 4a,,.ouL. Of sorrow this war j. crsstipg.
N,iac hnt those from whose hearthsfone
has been taken the 'oialy one killed. = can
lrcvlize It. ksnm szasrsa s@zl@ tzss5 ts.sk& ;
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Joseph s. Ford, In tie Circuit conrt
rs. for Saint Mary
John +. Wahen county, sitting as a
Priscilla Wathcn, Court OF Equity,
Ills Vile and Others. June Term, 1S62.
nY authority at law, ]. ~ Clerk of The
u Court aforesaid. ratify and confirm the
Amiitor's rerort IN this case. iisl the 28ils ri
June, 1862, unless cause TO the contrary he
shown on or before the third Monday OF No
venlier next. provided a copy Of this order be
published in the Si. Mary's Beacon oncc a
week kr tilfee months, prior to the said third
Monday OF November next.
-st. JAMES r. BLACKSTONE, 9s
st Mary's county, TO wit:
] hereby certify that the aforesoing is a
true capy taken from .he original fled in my
Office. -.,-..- ~ =.
Test,
= JAMES T. BLAErsToNE,
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19

I'm WILLIAM 8. BLAE.TSTONE. hsv.
Ing locaicd In Chaptice offers hid yso-
fessiunal services to the Pul,fic, and car as-
ways To fvsalad, when not professionally er,~
gaged, at Boswc!fs Hotel I also return nsy
tl;aals IN my friends IN tire neigislnrhaod 81
ST. Clements Day fsr tEeir fwmcr Irsatfo,,acc
and Will siways be happy 10 Watt 90 them
at fha shortest nntire. = 2
sNOv. 28th, IsG1-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19
REESE & cos .---
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.


This remarkable article is imported fran
SoMBREso I.aLaND. and rs unqnesti,,nably tile
rheapea and richest source of Phosphate s,f
Lime knnwn. The uh"lc. I<Iani is a i,sd Of
this rich material. and its yaine to agriculture
cannot be iiver- -esfinsafesf. Ii ,fs s,kI in
perfectly fine powder. and is admirably -adal,-
to! for combining with PERUVIAN qua
NJ >s "a eH 7sssusav
August l4th, 1SG2-2m. sl a t.e ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-19

NHE suhA.Tiber, having cited mp q NEW
aEl n i, lnfends 70 resume Che FISHERY
buSfN \ E;sS lhn Wednesday. Scpssmber 18th
and continue every slay during the srason.-
l'cfsns ~ wssat ol FISH viii consult tileir In.
serest by giving him call.
GFOsCsTARLT0N,
ss4E Eagest lesn.lina. Head Cark,iias Greek