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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

AMERICAN BUGGY IN LoNDoN.-Some
Chicagonians are taking American rides
in London, and a private letter to Chicago
thus speaks of the curiosity their turnout
excites
Yesterday I met the American Sec
retary of Legation aud DR.. Dyer, of your
city, riding out in light American top
buggy, which the Secretary has lately i'm
ported from your side of the water. 1t is
a subject of as much curiosity as if it were
n chariot of fire. Men and women stop and
look at il with announcement, as nothing
of the kind has been seen in these parts,
as the British ride in heavy two wheeled
vehicles, about as cumbersome as your ex-
press wagons. The boys stop and look
at the strange apparition and break out
about as follows: MY hves AIRY, 'ere's
four-wheeer for ye! Look it zee wheels
Did you ever see such thin unsp"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

John H. Newcomb, Dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, etc. State Street,
Mill Point, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

J. F. Chubb, Manufacturer Of and
Dealer in Plows, Cultivators, Thrcshing Ma
chimes, Reapers, Mowers, Hay Presses and all
kinds Of Farming Tools and Machines Ag-
ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04
THE GRAND HAVEN NEWS.
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro
vision Merchant, Washington Street, Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

George E. Hubbard, Dealer in
Stoves, Hardware, Guns, Iron, Nails, Spike,
Glass, Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Butchers
Files; and Manufacturer of Tin, Copper, and
Sheet-Iron Wares. job work done On short
notice. Corner of Washington and First sts,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

S. Munroe, Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Washington street, Grand Haven,
Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04
DALIIIAS.

All should be properly labelled while
the flowers are perfect and you are able
TO identify them. Do not be in hurry
to take up the roots as soon as the tops
are killed; they keep better if allowed TO
ripen a week or two in the ground
Lift the roots on dry day; let tnem dry
awhile in the sun, and then pack away
in dry cool cellar.-Am. Agriculturist.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

Robert w. Duncan, Circuit Court
Commissioner, Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04
POULTRY.

Provide warm, well-ventiated, and
comfortable winter quarters. Keep their
premises clean; occasionly pass their roost-
ing poles through fire, to destroy vermin.
Supply them with animal food as we'll as
grain, and plenty Of clean water to wal
low in. ..l
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04
PUMPKINS.

Store those wanted for family use in
dry, cool place, protected from Frost
They may also be pared, sliced, and dried,
or stewed and dried upon plates. Pre-
pared in this way they will keep good a
year or more. Remove the seeds from
those given to mich cows.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-04

Deeply heavy land that is intended
for corn next year, and leave it exposed
in ridges. The frost will pulverize the
Jumps and otherwise prepare it for work
ing in Spring.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

BY published orders We learn '""'
Governor Moore calls Immediately
for nine regiments "s .H'@n.'E.
three companie. OF "r''!e'y'
and six co"Pan'es OF cavalry. II
the call is not filled BY voluntary en-
listmcnts, by the FICsT DAY OF MARC"
(which is short notice, when we '-'h"
into consideration That 40 general
notice has been gwen up 10 P'eSrh'
whiting, through III" papers "f "'
seat ei gorc'""'nf' or any o'H"F ""'
onel, the Militia "l'- be ca'.'" o"' III
such proportion rs - "'e.7S"' : 20
complete the number required
Such being the case We give our
citizens notification OF tn" t'';' with
out official authority " charges 10 the
State for the same mat the "'NF mas
arrived for cadoo 10 show "rT Pa'''-
otism,-though nearly CRANE" an"
left exposed to tn" d""Scr 0t''"n'c'-
by rallyius 10 tho Standard OF the
State, voluntarily, rather than TO b"
dragged like an """!!''"S 74''e'-
I Whenever Parish responds 20
this call by sending her quota OF men
as volunteers, said P""s" viii not
have to furnish militia for active ser
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

ed. il - miles FROM Nickssurg' 1T
ia very strong fortiicatioa, and
about fifteen miles from the mouth Oh
the Yazoo river From this place to
Vicksburs run. long range OF brok-
on hills, which are natural fortlhca-
ions, and scicuce has made them I'M
rr,rnibIe. From the base of these
Inns TO the banks of the lazoo and
Mississippi ?ivets, is a low Hat bot
tom or swamp. which Is mostly COW
cred with heavy timber. he enc
NV landed all his forces bsio" ,h!s
| nn;r,. nj the same attacking our bat
t.ris. ON the LlutI' Ills line OF battle
r1tcudinc from this place 80 oun@
PIN, near Nicksburg, making II
lr,orI>. eleven miles long. | wiIi not
s,v much about The battle, only 'i's'
that the immortal city Of NIch5""'@
sill lives. They failed IN taxing Ii
Ibv water and 10y land. AccorG' "S i"
la--,t account. the enemy acHno"'-
.do., a loss Of 5000 killed ana W"ui'-
| d.J Our los l. nearly roc. 20
,,ucb r,r Notifications. The gun
ih,.t ReDton came around the bend
,;thin balfa mills Of omI Ua'tt'les''h"
/ a,m,hiu came to the point OF tn" nen"'
the other guuhoa's were aE'"''' ''o
[ point. out sf v:su OF the batteries
p The R-nten concentrated all the '.'''
rhil- the Ha- ship had y III, "''
own wav for q Ions 'lm.. ne pen
"A .,n ,yas struck - times, s-NHn >'''
h ,,,,,...,-.;r.r There i one gun IN
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
Let it be Attended to.

Long agowe advised the recalling
of our commissioners, Mason and
Slidell, and suggested the proprlety
of giving the different Consuls in
the Confederate lines, notice to pack
-up and leave for their homes. Our
reason was. that as the nations they
represented did not recognize us, We
could not permit them to remain
among us. Whether the theory was
advisable then, we Will not argue, bu;
do think tho. the time has arrived
for some step Of the Kind 10 be taken
by the Confelpracy. In keeping n
viper i'll our embrace, We cndanSer
ourselves more than If We We're to
cast t from US, and watch its move
mcnts.
BY reference TO the dispatches in
to-day's paper, it will be observed
that through that class OF men IN
trigues have been on foot of which
we little dreamed. Whether the
srcnch Emperor enacted part IN |
or not. is matter of no import. t"'
il is sufficient Cor W. to know "tha
where there is smoke. we may cX
pect to find fire" That the helIisi
designs Of tho<s consuls cmanate'
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

We have been repeatedly asked
whether it is safe to travel by the
way of Monroe, in going to Nicks-
burg2 We think not, and make the
following extract from a letter pub
lished in the Jackson Appeal, that
our readers may judge for themselves.
The letter bears date of the 23d ult,:
This morning large feet is plain
ly in sight OF the town above the
canal, at which they seem TO be en-
gagged. A large force yesterday was
reconnoitering that famous ditch, aud
a small number OF citizens who were
making their way across the bottom
on. the Vicksbnrg and Shrevepor
road, were captured
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
TEL f G Il / p II | {

~
Nl,k-Hur- Jan. - "r enemy
has be p" landing. troops 't""' NJ
transports 'rl'" l'""-> ..'.'' "a, ,','
day, and some twenty 'o" '"' "."
!yIrg H'iIr IN" 4 ''',.' .,. """' = ',''
mouth "' IL" canal. .''lS can u,
seen iI"n III" ''E' ,., ana 1. 1'".S '. .''..'
camp fires Al" as" ''''"'' '"'' ''''''
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

LINCOLN UNDER his TRoUBLEs.-
LincQla is said to be growing grey
under his troubles. The editor Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, who saw him
out recently in public, writes
The President and his wife visited
the capitol on Saturday to look at
the new buildings. The Presidents
face in repose has careworn express
sion that seems to appeal for syn.pa-
thy. He may find a good many
things yet that remind bin of stories
ha heard in Illinois, and the stories
may not be, remarkably sober or neat,
but no one cap look in his face aud
believe that he is inscnsible to the
responsibilities pressing upon him
Those who see him often say that
his harris turning grey rapidly.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

and dealt kindly with the working
men and dealt harshly with the slave
holder.
Frop, the Monroe Register.
Delhi, La. Jan. 26.-Maj. Harri-
son was attacked by two hundred and
twenty Federal cavalry at Groves.
on the 23d. He was protected by
the trees and fence. He fred one
volley at them, and drove them back
wounding nine or ten and killing Col
! Stewart, OF McClernand's staff. He
was buried nj Tisk's. The import
ant papers found on his body were
sent to Vicksburg. The Major il
expecting the enemy to attack him
soon at Loves place, bayou Nadell.
Jan. 27.-A letter from Maj. Har-
rison says the enemy has battery
aud considerable force below Nicks-
Jmg, stopping our communication.
Jan 8 Scouts report the lam
KEGS closely kept in camp at loungs
Point, have stopped working on the
dlteh. They retired from Richmond
u, night, after being kept at bay two
hours by Harper's men. One hum
drcd and forty.eight boats at the
Point.
10 The euomy. about 200. tried yes
, ,.r,iav to cross Roundaway Bayou.
: at Richmond; they were held 1t bay
, by Hayprr's Incn; nobody hut, at
u sunset. when firing ceased. Our
forces at Arkansas Post mad their
escape by capturing their captus and
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
GEN. STEPHEN D. LEG.-Many

GEN. STEPHEN D. LEE.-Many
have asked, says the Missis~ippian,
what Gen. Lee is it who commands
at Vicksburg ?" His name is Ste.
phen D.-Isee.s~He is a South Carroll
nian by birth. He was an officer in
the United States army, and resigned
his commission when the war broke
Spt, and attached himselfto the ar
my of South Carolina was made n
captain in the Provisional Army of
the Confederate States superintend-
ed the construction of the fortiticr-
tions at Port Royal; went to Virginia
and fought in some of the battles Of
that State; has been made General
for bravery and good conducts and
has been assigned to the command at
Vicksburg. His success so far in!di-
Gates that he is the right man in the
right place. La. Democrat.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
Lieut.. Col. Hawkins will accept
or thanks for the loan Of late papers.
Army Correspondence.
SNYOEE's BLUFF, }
Innn.rv 10.h 1S62- {

Dear Nems-I am just retHTTsd
from picket duty, and having a little
spare time, intend TO use it for you.
Arriving at Vickstrrg but three days
ago, and learning that the Sd La. was
cGinped at this place, borrowed a
horse and buggy from friend, and
was soon among my old comrades.
The road from VicksburS to this
point runs through the battle ground
which afforded me fine view of the
field of strife, in which our arms were
so triumphant Snyder's Bluff or
Snyder's MIL en- 1t is sometimes call
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
TIE Eyenptiou A.2cn'Etn'S'

Tb. r,lI.win- j. IT,. amendment. &"
,ro.,.,a,..iln law .a.vgluccI in ,n-
-. ,,....,,......-..-- Ia. n. E.fk.-
! = '''', 49, r;..,...,,.. ,.s
dale WIN .AN '..' =" '.''
says 'hv J"cAs"a.a. a..~H.l APre'''' ms
passed the !Iousc:
4, .c, to ,ru.a' c,."in 7ar,~ T., an
49,. ,.,,.i, Cd "An ac- -. c~p".I.
r,r..rn prrsor, fan military ou'y
'IGc CoIcrts~ OF lie Confederate
STATE, do rmac;. Tla. the pal.s 0.
,b~ ,;T-t section Of AN at eut.. led An
,g. 10 cxrmp. certain persons from
military Gu,v," etc., approved oct.
II,L leJ2. which cxemp,s "ue per
son. either m agent. owner or over
seer Ola each l,lau,a'jou, Oh which one
nrr>,D +. rro,ircd to lie kept by the
laws oy ordinance Of any STATE. aoI
on wu:cE.:acrc : no wL.i- male adult
no, liable. 10 military service. and IN
S..lr, having no such iav, one per
SON or agent, owner or ovriSror On
each planta.ion %, twenty negroes,
aD8 ca which there II 10 white na"ie
adult no, liable 20 military service ;
and for "ao''j,'a. police for. for sT-rt ,'r-.;.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
The Shreveport Weekly News

Is published for the benefit OF per
sons whose mail facilities will not
admit of their subscribing to the
Semi Weekly Nescs. The present
small size mas been adopted to place
it within the reach of every person.
Terms-For the present size 30
per annum, IN adUanCe.
1t contains all the reading when
is published in the Semi-Weekiy.
JOHN DICKINSON.
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

Wilcox, who was a prisoner IN
having been brought here
from the first battle of Manassas, has
issued some instructions to his corps,
from which we take tie following ex-
tract
Sd. On going into action let all
remember the necessity OF keeping
cool, closing up well on the enemy
and taking good aim. Cavalry
charges are always to be met, not by
random firing, hut hy q well directed
>oll,v, which will inevitably scatter
'ibc horses. Artillery fire il more
trightiul in sound and appearance
dian in reality and the quicker me"
move over the ground /" ia" ,ront tn"
/ smaller will be the loss. AmmG"l.
tiou should 10, hc wasted. One wei
ahmed bullet does morc cNrcnii"'
than ten that arr not aimed, 80 ma
rnrr Good shots arc worth more THAI
forty rounds fired At random. Many
'lstils~ are lost because ammunition
riv,. just at th" critical m'"vn
-Eycn rapid firing can b" best con
du,,cI cooIv and with regular aim.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
Reliable information from Keptuc-

Reliable information from Kentuc-
Ky of the 18th says:
Gen. Woolford mals speech to
his men in the presence $4,000 citi-
zens of Lebanon, telling them to 60
home for twenty days. Ii within
THAT time Lincoln did not modify his
{. Emancipation Proclamation, he would
not call on them to fight against the
South but would himself take the
: field in bshaff>of tha South, against
khe North.
Signed, 6. A. ELLSWORTH,
Morgau's Operator.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

Elsewhere we publish letter from
our army correspondent, which, the
q long time on its way, will be found
interesting. 1t was the first sent
but last received.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

We learn by letter received from
DIR. w. S. Donaldson, that the small
pox has almost entirely disappeared
in Mansfield. Up to the 2d instant
there had been no new cases for ff
teen days. Ws are pleased to hear
ehis.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

All of North Mississippi has been
evacuated by the Federals, to rein
force the troops to be brought in ac-
ton against Nicksburg.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

On Wednesday morning VIC had
quite p heavy sleet storm, which was
followed by cold drenchimg rain.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

Th. Vicksburg Whis of the 9th
says that the water has been turned
in the ditch dug by the Yanks op-
posite Vicksburg.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09

Passengers by boat say that the
Legislature of Kentucky have voted
that State out of the Union. She is
10 cast her lot With the seceshers.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-02-09
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Is published twice week
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AT the very low price of s. per year
in ADVANCE. The cheapest paper
published this side of the Missis-
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War News and items Of interest
transpiring in the Southern Con
federacy.
The Seui- Weekly and Weekly ,riI
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In renting send none but Con-
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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03


TsHlS Institution is sitnasea in Ironard
Town, It. Mary's C.sunty, Nd. and il
now open for the reception 4a pupils.
The course of this institution embraces all
the branches generally tan.,lt in Academies.
semi ANIMAL report will I've transmitted.
to Parcnts and Guardians.
\ conveyance will always be IN readiness
tn take 10 their nwn church. the Ynuig la,.ies
OF 'li1eren: denominations.
Pupils must come provided with table nap
kins aud Eswcl<.
Tereis, per session. "f ten months,
For b,arl. washing, Esht, fuel, &c S!Ao.sG
English. 20. 90
Frenei.: 90.
Epaui,l,. 20 0fi
German: 20 90
Mu<ic--Phns or Gni:ar. with use Of
instruments - 90
Drawing and water painting, each, II s0
Oil painting; 1000
Al books and stationery at the usual
prices
Payable. quarterly, in aivanse.
The regular Academic year will cqmmr:ce
an the 1st Monday after the 18th nf Septem-
i,ar and terminate the last Thursday before
the 18th If ,Dsly.
For further nforn'aion apply 70 the pri'-
cIpie, at i1eumarh Towa-
MISS. kANNlEF. MADDOX.
FA. 10Th, 1S55-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE..

HVHE undersigned wish TO inform the
IL people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties. that they have just completed
/. FIRST CI;ASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size.
aud viii REPAIR, CAULK, &C., on the
NEST reasonable terns. Prompt attention
to all work. an: quick dispatch will be given
in all cases. The Railway il situated absut
a quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
fne oyster creek, where we viii also
build SLOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS x FOXWELL.
july 10Th 1s60-tf. II
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that The sus.cri-
IN ber has obtained from The ORPHANS
Court Of ST. Mury's County in Maryland, let
ters of administration W. N. On the personal es-
tate of Ca,harine Rorrh, late of sad csnnfy. de-
ceased. All persons having claims againsl the
said deceased, are hereby warned ts exhibi the
same with the proper voucbes thereof, >. the
subscriber on or before the Is, day of Nn.
1868, eihsrwise thev may he excluded by law
from all benefit Of the sai1 estate Given nm
der my hand this 23id aav Of April 1853
ALBERT HURCH,
Administrator.
April 18th, lS63--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE 'rO CREDITORS.

AlOTlCE is hereby given that ths suhscri-
" hers has oh,ainad from the Orphans Cour.
of ST. Mary's county In Maryland, letters of
administration an the personal estate of i9natus
w. Norris. late Of said csunty. deceased. All
rers"as having cnims against the SAID de-
ce,sc,!, are hereby warned TO EXHIBIT the same
with the proper vouches thereof. TO the snb.
scrbers OH ar b-fore the Ia dav of Nov. ls63
otherwise thew may be excluded by law from
all benefit of the said estate Given under our
hands this 23rd day Of April, 1863.
HANNAH r. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN POWELL,
Administrators. A
April s3rd, lse8-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE re CREDITORS.

NJ Office i. hereby gwen that the sub4rr,her
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court for
SaIat Mary's county, Ia Maryland. ietters
iesineniary, OH the personal estate Of
Aary Drury, ,aie of said co., decreased
Ill persons hav,ns claims against the aaid de-
sensed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the proper vouches thereof, to the subscri-
bar, esa or before the lSt of Nov, 1853, other
wise they may he excluded ny law from MI tene-
a. of tae said estate. Gi:em under my hand
tk.s s5rd, day of April, 1868.
WM. III. DRURY,
Executor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given tha, the sub-cri-
~ bsrs have obtained from the Orphans
Csurt of 81. Mary's county, In MsryIsnd, let
,ers of administration on the personal estate oi
Benjamin Mckay, late sf said ceapiy, de-
ceased All persons having claims against t. 9
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper vsuche. thereof. Ia the
subscribers on or before the 4th day of ATrll
1864, otherwise they may be excluded by law
frnm all benefit Of the said estate. Given un-
der our hands this lst day "f tsc,, 1863
SARAH JANE MCKAY,
VIM. T. BXAN,
Administrators
Oct. lst, lEG>8-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE. or DfITDEyD.

nn application of jane. II. Alvey. adj
~ ministrstnr "f John Tarl'r late OF Saint
Mary c"u:.ty, deceased, it il ordered by the
I"irt. tha: the said adniniairaim rsotify ths
creditors of the said dece.ises to file their
cIaiHns against the said deceased, in the Re-
pistrr of Wills oflies "f Saint Marys county,
or i'eiorc the LIST day ni Iannary next. for
dividend, and that this order be pnhlisel lie
the Saint Mary's Gazette once a week in each
week until the said lst day pf .Iannnry next
Test. j. L. NJ, RALEY.
Register -! Mills
for st. Mary's county.
Get. 22l, lsfj2-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
oc,. LIST. lss3-iw

T,E0TlCE is hereby gisan that the srhsori-
~ hers have Obtained from the Or''ha"s'
Court ~ st. Mary county, IN Maryland, let
iers of administration .sB 'he persons esi.te of
II tzeki.a De,,t. late IF said county. dere used.
Ali rersnrs having clnIms against the ss'si de-
cSased are hereby aatnei tn exhibii the sane
with prayer vnu"hes ,hrrenf, {" the sub"crIh.r
ss or bei"re ;he 3,h dav of Arri. 1864, ether
wise they may he exclaGe,l hv law from all
benefit Q: the ssfI estate. Given under our
asads ths lst day of October. 1863.
CHARLES DENT.
GEORGE y. DENT,
Administrators.
oossLer ist, le63-*w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
THPESHLNG lNIcHI.yEiS.

UEhave.for sale the Peihm Triple Gesrei
JEnM Parer and W. W. I,ingee & Cs;'s
bDh 7hrsstes.. ,rih Reroari,g Sssasc Carrier
1Ise machine IN warranted 10 renaier satisfse-
tiaai 10 ali purchasers. The price of . honsc
pn.ver. go inch Thresher and Strawberries,
delivered OF any wharf in 81. Mary's couaiy,
ss1S5. 5a #
Farmers ar. invited to call at INV Store in
Lefsnard Town and examine this 'rhrr-iier.
# as il. LEO. Si'ALDING.
Tere 2Sth, 1sG0--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
DISSOLUTION Notice,
Get. 18th, ls63-3w.

IyyIIE copartnerslip here;ofnre existing be-
- tween The Undersigned, under the game
and style of Penn & Mitchell, is this day dis
solved by mutual conseRL
The name of the firm will oaiy ss used ia
fsture III settlement of its hu>istSs
ALENANDER PENN,
L. Fl. MITCHELL.. :.
l.. Y. OLIVER
Bit. March 2i, 1868.
March Sth, lS63-rf.
TO THE FARMERS u PLANTERS Or
ST. MARY'S COUNTY.
The undersigned having formed cnpar'-
ner>l,ip, uu1er the name and style Of Mitch
ell. Oliver E. Co. fr the purpose ii conduct
ing PRODUCE COMMISSION husiNcss,
respectfully sslfcit pour patronage and hope
to merit the same by strict attention to b,lsi-
ness aud your interest.
X. H. MITCHELL.
l. V. OLIVER.
ROBT. SIAMS.
Baltimore March 2.!, 1868.
March 5th, l363-lf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

El0TlCE is hereby given that the subscri-
- bers nave obtained from the Orphans
Ceurl Of st. Mary's co"nty, III Mnrylasd, let
ts,s OF administration on the personal estate of
q. NJ. Burroughs, late oi said county, de-
ccrsed. All persons having claims agnins, the
Sad deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
- me with the prorer youches thereof, In th @
SIS hscribers on or before the 4Ih dav Of ApFfl
1864. stherwiss they may be excluded by law
frr,a al benefit Of the said estate. Given un-
der cur hands this Is; day ~ October, 1853.
ROSETTA F.. BURROUGHS,
JOHN kOHANAN,
Administrators.
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