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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

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- ina osscust,wn lCoSk raitorl = ven morn
o. tie Li'orpo1 rev ofs et' L--' pa 'e%-1
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CITY Of LAL1lMOl. nfiSyt sep
CITY OF LIaINT-....s .f = 80 g..
cry or NJ " YOHK lfasy s11t iJ
And every sBoocednK SATURDAY a. noon. Eo-s f'ef I"
Nofih HivcL
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Artv,Iy &c. o. fu-iy low r.tcs - .-
= 100 stssGsFn ~. Ihnss Who N.A ~ .ssa iSi ~fI
friends e.n Suy t.atsfs here 90 81 ase rs.cs
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

Y
~ ACCOMMODATIONS .-leaf~ J..Hfs .-'a ar- l,f ~
cad 81 p Ial.a. VI i. Jfi.ta si- -. ai.s
10 Gffcn-a.f te IsIf e. BE- o.. .ll cd y %
tll l.UTss. 90 . a.. Do .- n.. - ' t. aIt- - iA
.ut-5 fr ron .fa'l 90 y I. A. .-. 'f'H ' f d.
% q. sIa.Hsi 10 .tI.-at ..I.sn sars frtnrnis
isasrf v, 81 ia Hl.r. '4.-o-igt atsa
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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
From the Matte val MttNigencrr
MARYLAND CONCERNS.

Al the request Of the respectful e w,iter
Of tie following petition, We give it pace
in our colrmns. The PAPER relates. to a
matter which has cccasitncd a COED deal
Of excitement in Maryland. but it seems IL
Us that ihearequcst which Mr. UAEGIs
makes of the President. for an assurance
of ncn-interfreEce in the & REDEEM If ci,cs
tien in That State, is answered by the ex-
plicit declaration which I've l,isn.,lf cites
ir, M the Prcsidc,fs letter to thc Spring
field Mass Mecn,c.'
7slis EsaRt.. He Ii,.id,nt e Tie United
as.sk Wees ,Sfurs.
IT,, petition of Iii. G. Harris, citi-
.eu-cf lie State OF Maryland, residing in
Tic Fifth Cu grcssi,nal district thereof,
~tuld ,,sl tet:ully state TO your Exec Hen
sy ,las, " tie il,itati'n Of large num-
l,r of tie yct,ls Ct said district, he las
declared Himself 2 Candidate fer scat in
the House of Representatives ct the
United States, tho clecsioh for which vii
take place carly in NV, mbct ntx'; he be.
Ecyi,y it to bc ls undoubitd privi1cg'
ia to &, clare himself, aid that j, is DUAL
.Iy tic Irivil, &c o.. n PEOPLE Of said dis
tfiet ;" veie iS'fi him, if they choose to d.
10. subject ,nly to the laws "f Maryla'ad.
Your petitioner would further state that
Zen the sue day, nluescntativcs Ter th
fur otlcr C,rsi,ssi,I::i districts in TIN
sia,c, as also inr'r,pl, State 81 d count
effuis, alc TO lie ,l,ttd. thus making To-
election matter OF deep Interest 10 a.
l.,ri, Of the Who'll, Etslc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
RATIFICATION NOTTCE.

James T. NJ. Ralcy In the Circuit
VS. C"ur, for 81. Ma
Mpry \. Morgan L ! rvs County. sitting
james \. Morgan in Equity. Il.
I'D Y virtue Of authority vested in me-.
- under she .Act If Assembly in such
base made and provided. it is hereby or
dere.: aha, the report of james 7. NJ, Ra-
icy. trustee. flei in this case, be ratified
aiHl confrmcd. unless cause 10 the contra
lis be shown Oh or bef"rc the third Monday
ef Novsntcr next, provided u cnpy Of this
report be inserted in the St. Mary's Dr.
zstfe, once d week for three successive
weeks before the said third Monday Of
November sssrxt
The report states the land sold for Eve
hundred aud sixty dollars 80
: n JAMES 7. BLAkISTONE, -Crk.
True copy-Test
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE, Crk.
! Oct. S,h, 1S63-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
STEECH OF EARL RUSSELL.

Earl Russell made an important speech
Enn foreign affairs at Blair G"wric. Scot
laud. and referred Mt considerable length
to the American question. He justified
England MS recognizing the ContrdrratcS
as h,lligrrchts, and answered some impu-
iations brought by the people Of the North.
particularly the speech Of SenatorSnn..:.er.
lie also rellip't-;o the c"...plaint of the
Soath 'c regard 10 the recognition of the
aIockauc, and asserted that although self
Interest demanded that" England should
break it, she prefers the course Of honor.
as IL would have been inlamous TO break
it.
lie showed that the Government had
not sufficient evidence against the Ala
hanna to detain her. until after she had
sailed, aid explained the difficulties in
the way Of int, rfcrencc In such cases. lie
drew line bctwccn ordinary vessels
equipped for war purposes and steam
rams. which i'm themselves were formed
for acts of offcuse, aud might be used
without ever touching the Confederate
shores
He aSScittu mat tHc governments Nas
ready TO do every thing lhat duty aud ncu-
trali!y required. ,v.ry,hing just TO 8
friendly nation. and such as they WOULD
wish done to- III. mselv. s, but would ne
yhld one jot of its righf 10 the u!cnace Of
foreign powers.
, lie c'>mplimentcd the Federal govern.
ment and MIR. s. ward upon The fairness
with which they discussed matters Of diff
| ference. Tut said there were others. iEclud
ing Senator Sumner, who had acted differ
enily. lie denounced the efforts of thos,
who sought to create troable between
America and Europe, and. with expires
sions Of friendship towards America, b.
asserted that all his Efforts would be t,
maintain peace.
Spcoking Of Poland, he defended Eng
lands position. and demonstrated agains
that of Russia. hut did not think tina
England should 60 10 war on the subject
As regards Mexico. he thought thu, if til
Mexicans approved of xhnt was beiV;
done for them. they should lie allowed 4,
40 SO.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15

NVOTICE Is hereby given. that M Election
~ will be- held on
WEDNESDAY the All dag IF .No"m-
Lcf ntH.
in tine several Election Districts DIST Mary'a
c.unty. for the purpose Of clccti"s the follow
Ing officers to-wit:
4 Comptroller Of the Treasury d May
land. .,
\ Mcn,l~r "f C,nSrcss FIR the Filth m
:rc.-i"l,ai District.
! A Commissioner Of Public W''rks i"r tho
Second District. :.
Two Delegates 10 represent IT. Mary's
cnu.ly ~ the ;.c.t House ot Delegate" oi Ma
rylAnd. a.,
/ Cnniy.
/ a Rcclicr Of Wills CIR st. Mary's County.
! Three Judges 81 the Orphans Court Tor Ut.
/ Mary's c''uiity.
A Stn,c's attorney f"r st. Mays county.
Twn Sh, riffs frr ST. Mary county
A County Surveyor for st. Mary's county.
! Five Commissioners Of Tax for st. Marty.
! AI,o. by each cIcrti,n district. Justices III
! the Peace, Consiables and Road Snrcrvispr+,
~. fellows:
/ For District M. ! tSt. lnisoe7i-T"o
Magistrates, two Conosables and oHc koad
Supervisor.
{. For District Nn, . tFactnry}-Thrce Mag
i.,ratcs, two C'ns:aLlcs and one Road Super
vi.cr.
For District No. N.conar': TOWN.
Three Magistrates, three Constablcs and one
1i.ad Supervisor.
For District No. (Chaptic") Three Mag.
i.trates, three G., Ls.sblos and Que Road SUI
For Distinct No Charlotte IIa,ll-fwo
Magi,irstcs, Two Cons,nbles and one u I'D
Supervisor.
fnr District No. 6 (patuxch'i-Two Mac
i..ratcs two ConstablCs and one Road Snpsr-
wiser.
THOMAS T.. DAVIS.
Sheriff
Oct. 1t, 1sG3-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE il hereby gwen that ilIe subscriber
~ has oi,ained fn,ni the Orphans Court for
Sa,u, Ninry's c"un,y. IN Maryland. letters
,rst,u...tarv. 81 lie personal estate OF
Marx Drurv, rate If sand CO., deceased
All persons hav,n.s r'airt,s a,ninsa the sad de-
ceased. are hereby warned t" exinoii the same
with the paper v"n'hes thereof, To- .ns s"''sci
her. on %, IL, fare the Isl II Nov, 1853, other
Mise the, ,,,ay lie excluded by law from, ali hsne,
IL cf .he said eS,Rse. Given afsief my Hard
t';is 2srI, dag Of April. 1867
WIN. n. rRTkY.
Executor.
April Sd, i>C3-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
lOR TEE LEGISLATURE

DR.. James Waring having declined to
be candidate for tie Legislature, at the
ensuing election. the friends of DR.. kO-
BERT NEALE Suggest his name to the
voters If this county as Candidate for
that office
Oct 18th. 1868
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

The frirn,!. Of WIN. H.. TnOM As,
E.q suggest Lis na,nc To 'l,c voters of
this county as Il suitable one to Eli the va
cancy occa>ioncd hy the dtclinaIion Of Dr..
james Waring, AID, il he will consent to
be 4 candidate, he Will be warmly sup
ported Ly MANY tEiEHps.
Oct. IL b, 1868,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
Tor TIE LEGISLATURE.

Having karn.a ,l.aa pr. James War
irg Ga gcntl, man whom | would have sup
ported with great deal Of pleasure has
positively dceliecI tl,e nonina.i"n tendrr'
cd him, fer the House Of D,legat.s, here;
by. anr.unce inyssn Us ,auGidate fol
that Z asi,ion sutject to ars action Of tbs
States Rights fa,iy "f -. Msry's t'"un.y
TllOMAs MARTIN.
Oct. 10Th, tSt;3-i,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
RACING! RACING!

gINHERE will be racing on the premi-
Il scs If Mrs Sarah Mattinglcy, near
Chap,ico, on Friday and Saturday next
the 10Th and 18th inst. These races will
be free for any horse. mare or grlding III
the county, aud the public are invited te
attond them.
PETER NATTINGLEY.
October 18th, lSG3-l..
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
Tie News.

Tie News.
The war news Of the rast frw days in
dicatcs the prevalence Of unwontcd ncti,i-
~ the various leading military depart
mtuts. On Saturday and Sunaa, las,
there Was considerable fighting between
the outpck,s Of Meade and Lee. in which.
five may credit the Washington Sior's
staten ents, the Fcdcrals were decidedly
wrrsted. NO general engagement, how
ever, has yet occurred, aud Gen. Meade,
10 view of the heavy farce which has op-
rcarcd IN his front has retired TO the
North Lark Of the Rarpahannock This
movement, we arc told. was not rals. to
avoid battle, Tut TO defeat n" flank move
,nent which Tic onamy threat, ned The
STIR states. that Gen. Meade effected this
Change Of lasc' without the lrss Of either
stores or wagons
'1'hc news fr"m Chattanooga looks to =
rpecdv resumption of hos,ilitics Rose,
GRAMS and Erneg have Gael, lcen heavily
reinforced Curl, G the rast week or ten
days. and the forces flat Row coufron,
each ether at this point arc larger, per.
hays. than were the &C contestants at C.IijS'
bug Ccu,i,rs aud ecrrefrcLdents in.
cline 10 the ofiui"n. that R"sccrans vii
ls tie fist 10 ,ner battle; me "r,L,r
raid VIZ. trt fax II H.. Federal position
did r6t succeed. says Gen. R"sccrans, il
itflicairg AIRY serious damage. and Tie
raid, RS have leon "di>rersed."
Reports frsm Charleston state that ;
ern.fimd lard aud na,al attack was Il
have been IL ai.c ur'n the city IN Sunda,
last. N'A.ing sonfrmatc'y Of this rcp"''
las since leen uI.lishcd.l
There i. mthing' rev Of importance
from the, traus- Mississippi dcpartmcp'
The lLlk Of lie Confederate forces seem.
10 be in Western Louisiar :, watching tn.
projected T.xsn .,cvtmeat, Wills. in AR.
kansas and Missouri the gucrillas ani
raiders are still busily employed.
No returns have ltcn received from tn.
Ohio and Pennsylvania elections
Gold has ieen st. adily advancing during
the past week. and is now worth abor
$50.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

Having learned that DR. danes War
lug has declined AN t'icc,f'n to The Legi>-
laiure. at ia. ensuing election, the friends
of JOllN y. LUMBAR recommend hi q.
candidate Cor r. =. ui ii
Oct lo'h, 1851,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
BARBEt I'Ei B4RBECUEtl

HNflERE will lie larhacue gwen to Col
II .J.nns r. Gladstone, near the .'1'rapI,'
Store liz Chapiico district, On Thursday 2end
inst g., which The rabac, generally. ami III,
Candidates. especially, are iu.lirI 10 attend
October 10Th, lS63--2t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
AID uI.NLSTRlTOR'S NOTICE.

DERSONS having Claims against the cs-
II tate of the laie RS. l'Gake are hereby
notified to file the same with the Register oil
Wills of this county un ar lci"re lie third
Monday November next. otherwise they
NAV Lc excluded by law from all the bencti.
of said estate.
THOMAS L. DAVIS.
Am'lr.
Oct.,lcr lhth Is: 2--td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15


George Combs, I In The Circnit Court
rs 5 for Saint Mar. C"un-
Edgar C,inhs. I ty- sitting as Court
& Mary l.. Combs. : Of Equity. ~ .'>,
ElY virtue 81 authority vested in me Ivy the
- Act e Assembly in such ca~c made and
provided, it is ordered tirat Hr' sale reported
By the Trustee in This case TIC ratified and
confirmed, unless cause t" the contrary he
shown an or before third MH,.lay IN NovcTa-
her next; provided II copy OF this order lie ill.,
serted IN lie 81 Mary Ga-site, .caec week
far three successive weeks. previou. - .aii
third Monday in NovcmhsF.
The retn,r. state. that the land sold fnr five
tLn,isand dollars.
JAMES T GLADSTONE, elk.
True o,rv-T">t
JAMES /. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
Oct. list, ls6S-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the stock nf goods of
- the late firm U! Leach & Johnson, ]
shall continue business nj the old stand, bat:
shall hereafter, sell Tor CASH, olly ! shall
return from Baltimore city in i lew days
with fine ass'rtntht OF FALL and WIN
TER Gf DDS. and shall Lc sIad TO sec Tie
patrons of the old firm. aud the pG!Iic .cn.r
ally, when they desire any tiIIl. ia nav ll..c
lave adopted the CASH SYSTEM. that | may
Luy lover and sell cheaper, W Aich mt;
prove mutually bencilr;t 10 n.scli aInl
customers.
WM. l. LEACH,
lic;ri ut 1T. Cl,iEci,l'. l;av
~. u,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
JOSEPH II. KEY.
ATTORNEY At LAW.

LEONARD 7G,rn ST. Nary's CoHniy, Maryland
vVIII. practice in sirc C.a, rs '.f rle fiirst
w, Jhdsisl trrui,-S,. s'ar! s Charles
anil Prince Georc.'s Counties,
March 9th, iSc3-Cm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15

NOTICE Is hereby given that the suls"ri.
~ Der has ob,nlntI from the ORPHANS
Court of ST. Mary's County III Maryland. let
tiers Of administration W. a. "n the rers"na e&-
tate Of C.,harirt Burtil. ale "t sad county. de
ceased. All psrs"hs harirg claim" as' ana. the
said deceased. are hereby "Hrssd ,"eAhIbi. tLe
same with tl.e proper y"'ichcS thereof. 10 ihe
subscriber OF ar befnre tie ls;, day. II S"..
1858. otherwise r!.sy mny ;,e ,xclud,,i by ia~.
frcn all benefit Of the ,4i: estate. Given u1'
der nv hand THIS Did day Of April 1855.
ALBERT BURCH,
Administrator.
Arm 10Th, iSG5--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
RA TIFICATION NOTICE.

TX tie Circuit Court f"t ST. Mary's County,
Il sitting as Court Of Equity.
by authority vested in me by law, here
by r;stify AMI cnphrn the sale male and re-
ported hy Stephen Hayden, Trustee for the
sale III Tie real estate If John 5. Peacock, un-
RS caussato HE ~onttary thereof be shown
dai or l-fnrcsthc first LAY Of February nexf:
lsr.'lcd that copy Il :his order he inserted
- slime Newspaper printed in st. Mary's
Cnuniy. nsec in each Of three Successive
weeks. heE<r the first day Of February next.
Tie report states The amount of sles to be
sz JAMES T. BLAKISTONE, elk.
ofthc Circuit Court Ter ST. Mary's
Comfy sitting Us Court of
IL - Equity.
True Copy. Test.
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
esF-7s~..- Clerk.
Octs,ber lst lS63-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
Ceclinstien.

ceclinatien.
DIR. danes Warirg. Who was nomi-
rated for tho Legislature by The Mass
Meeting recently held in our village, de-
elines being candidate for that stfice. In
response ta,J-:'E. COad. Esq.,-chair-
man Of the committee appointed to inform
Him Of his nonina,ion-he says:--
"Aftcr mature refrcrion. and with a
high apl recitation of the honor Of having
been selected b. mass meeting of my
fllow citizens 10 represent them in a
crisis like he present; and with every dis
position to serve them in the present emcr-
t.rty. wore there not others whose quail
..ati.Is, llslhvc. TO lc fur greater than
ny ewn, inns, respectfully decline"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15

ut is a well Known and thoroughly cstab-
II lslied tact that Charles kaufman manu-
features ilr best clutlin"-cih,r To- order or
ready n.adr-"f any cstalli>l.n,,:.t in this
city, i"r the smallest amount "f money. His
friends aud lie public are invited I" call an |
see him. He will sell great larsai.s 10 his,
irir,ds in 81. Mary's County.
CHARLES KAUFMAN.
Oct. Ssh, 1SG3-Gm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
For MAGISTR

! NED SlMMS, Leonard Town District.
CHARLES CAVALIER, Leonard Town
District.
II II WATHEN, Leonard Town District
ZACCHEUS FlPPErl', Leonard Towns
Dist riot.
BF GRAVES, Pn'uxen, District.
EDWARD TUBNAN, of Pn,uNen' District
z SPALDiNG, of Pa,uxent District
John II YATES, &C Chnp'i"" District
JOHN +. MAlTlNGLEl, W CEapic'
District
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
Election Tickets

In consequence Tie salI Forklng
force of our efice. We >halkhe eampsllfd
to commence the priaaiha i|f tickcts Jbr
the ensuing election at Ieast'onc sweekbe-
fore the election. Candidates, therefore,
who desire their names printed upon the
tickets, are requested to send in their or
iers. accompanied with the caFi, at an
carly day. Our terms will be, as hereto
fore---fxe dollars. each. for State candi-
date: two dollars and fifty cents, >easlA.
for County candidates; and one dollar.
each. tr Distfict candidates. Orders far
extra tickets will be promptly gill, d, if
Forwarded IN due time. .-s
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15

FOR ORPHANS COURT.
The friends Of TUOS L. DAVIS sug-
ecst his name to the voters of this County
as a candidate for Judge Of the Ophan,
Court, and, If he will consent TO be a can
didate, he will be supported by. y
MANY .vvrEEs
Oct. 18th, 1SGS-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
FOR CONSTABLE.

FF SPALDlNG, Leonard Town District.
LEO II HAYDEN, Leonard Town District.
EDWIN ABELL, Leonard Town Lis
trlct
JOHN HOLMES, d.
STAINS ROOTHE, do
JOS. w MATTiNGLEi. PatuXrnt District
GEORGE 4 WOOD, Of ParuXent District
EDWIN j. THOMPSON, of Leonard
Town District
LEWIS GRAVES, of Chart,co District
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
1875 acres,

NlCfC "a T-NNs
THIS Land 10 heated In very desirable
nd -.mrh"',' aud alj"ip: TIC lau'ls q Col.
Vim. !. !:i"....stonc and Rolrrt M. Shanks.
:. is we'll improved. has good buildings mp'n
it and is we'll adanir,l t., a." Growth % oil ''.e
staple pr~l,rts Of this section OF the State;
|, ~ CO., veric,t 81 tie Potomac river ant
sy,iers.. .fia), aud wild fowl ab''und in tho
TERMS or SALE, as prescribe! hy the de-
cree ere cash. tr'h the payment Of tho
purchase money. ,hc Trustee will execute u
dc,,l to the purchaser free, clear and dis
charged from all the parties 20 this sui. and
those claiming under them.
Il. FORD.
Trustee.
ir
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

HENRY NORRIS of Joe Leonard Town
District.
WILLIAM STEWART. Leonard Town
District.
GEORGE W GOLDSBOROUGH, Leonard
Town District
WILLIAM ALVEY, Of Pa,uxent District
w. 4. a. KEEDftE, Chartice District.
WM. II JONES. Patuxcht District.
THOMAS CATION, ra.ux,Et District
GEORGE " GODDARD, Chaptics Dis
tfi,.t
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
Oct. III, iSG3-"w.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICA:iON NOTICE.
George Arrnsworthy) In the circuit Court
& others, f'r Saint Mary* coin
W ) ,y sitting as Curt.
c'Aa' t. ,, Ei1:''' : Of Equity.
10y virtue "f authority vested in me by the
- Act "f Assembly in Snrh case male and
provi,l' il j. hereby or'l'rr'i that the report "f
the Trustee in this case lc ra'ifc'l aud ~m-
tirntd. Unless cari>c to the contrary he shown
on or before tie tl!r. M"ht:y nf November
next: prova,icd a copy Of this order be insert
cd in the 1T. Mary's Gazette once 4 week i"r
three s,,cca ssive weeks previous to said third
Monday At November.
Tie report states that the land soil FIR six
hundred ,l,liars
JAMES r. BLACKSTONE, Clk.
True c'ry-'rr.t
JAMES T. ELAklST)NE.
Clerk.
Oct. 1T. 1SG3-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15
SHEk|FFS SALE
D + E.
REAL ESTATE.|

DY virtue OF one writ IF Fserf Facias.
ID issued cut Of the Cirrnit. 0oairt for
~ Nary's Count. 81, the >zitAef Francis
Ncale. b. Il Harris and 4. IT. Nrale.
'tra'iing under the fry, and style of Ncale.
Harris Il Co against tn, eoodA aud hat
tells, LANDS and tenement. Tf William
Stewart. and to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution all The right, tile,
interest claim and demand, at law and in
equity, "f the said William s., wart iu aud
Z" the following prnperts:- :. q T-F.
One srac, or parcel Of land. called and
q - VI % -E-uEr ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-15

TkY yirtu. Of authority vested in me rinlcr
ai, provided. il is hereby ordered that Tie
Trustees report il this cas-" lc ratified and
COZ fin med DulrSs causc to The contrary BE-
shown ON 81 before lie tlir,l Monday in No
v"mlcr mex; pr. vi''od a Copy al His cr'l'r be
inserted IN the ST. Mary'> Gaz"tte once q
week fnr three successive weeks. before the
said third Monday In November.
Tie rel, ri states that the land s,id for
two tl.o,.S nd dollars.
JAMES L. BLACKSTONE, elk.
True Copy-'i'r>t
JAMES 7. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
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FOR ORPHANS COURT.
Pc \. !. SPALD1NG.
i THOMPSON YATES,
l.. r. e.. NEAl.E.
W ...RK,
FUk COUNTY COMNlSS IONERS.
JOHN c. HERBERT,
THOMAS II. FOWLER,
l.. II LEIGH.
} l.. GREEN WELL,
JAMES NJ. HEARD,
+. + FLOYD,
JAMES Il. HOPEWE!L.,
Us. II ALVEY,
..-..r FOaD,
=
JOHN Fl. KEY.
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Head "l at. CIc,cit- lay.
Ociulcr 18th. lSC3-tt.
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October 10Th, 10: It'd.
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In consequence
force Of our Gmcc,
to commence the |
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October Let. 1S63-Sw.
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Oc-ui.er lst. lsG" Is.
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October 18th, l>63-tf.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Oct. 1t, 1SG3-te.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NTOTlCE Is hereby given. tina, an Election
~ will be held on
WED.NEEDI the 4M dag "f Nor'm-
Irf ntFt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-16
Lamotte Gold and Silver Mining Co,

BY order of the Board of Trustees
w. F.. HALE, Secretary.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-16

MARX MARKS Co.'s TO CHCRCH.-Mark
Marks saws he went TO church lately for the
first time in many Sabbaths, and after SER
vice WAS out, stood upon the porch as the
crowd passed out, 10 see the STYLES, as he de-
clareS that's what half the people leave their
houses on Sunday for. And while he stood
there, he tells us, the conversation OF those
passing him was exceedingly interesting
when put together as he heard it. One per-
son would pass cOnyer$Ing, and he would
hear 4 portion of what was said, and another
would come along talking about something
else, u part Of which caught his ear, and so
on. And this, SAYS Mark, is the way it
strung out: :" Very good sermon, Mrs. ="
"Some sort of rcd stuff trimmed with mar
row blue braid "No, didn't like it one
bit; twas cut too full around the shoulders. !"
Didn't YOU see him: he sat in Mr.. 5
pew" "Pshaw! Mrs. D. had one of
them last fall; it's old STYLE" "What a
horrid looking nose he's got; thought
Fanny said he was good looking" "You
don't say so; have YOU got an invitation "
"YeS, he is a very logical preacher" Did
you notice that faShy plume she had on: "
No place for child, ANYWAY" 81 got it
at Talcott Il Posts" :" Got any tobacco,
John:" "Pooh! | wouldn't speak to him,
anyway" AZ should think Mary - would
be ashamed to wear such an outlandiSh ="
" They say that dispatch from Sumter is all
bosh." "NOt half 50 pretty as Mr.. 5 !;
though it don't look so bad after ALL at
must have cost as much as two dollars a
yard $50 Bill Eaton said last Saturday"
Il don't see him once in dog age" /" Yes,
I'll be there at seven precisely" al can't
tell but that Sam knows all about it," etc.
And Mark says he went home deeply con-
yinccd.-C0Urasst.