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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

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ReD1nlican 0sases Convention.
whs convention met ct 10 o'clock yester-
dav-s r,uinGs 40e1xentien. 49, called %
sfcss t 81 lie B. 4. Cooley q
Nnhnnne Was appointed temporary Freei-
1snt Prayer by President Brush OF the
upper low Uei ~. EeystAs Ccnnsy e,
o:;i s; ~ s s ne 9es's. =. =
R Ss -. 80 - = -
Judlcial6 # ~ foque0eod tUte 3
10 ConJ tn he name cfoee Pom e,
jact upea - the 1bllewiag Committees
Ss;xiss ~ p..,.,.,t ;o,.. mil. {
- Crodeotials.
~sllo6oaU1o4D,
Aleo opo persqn &e0 each District q .
1elSS1S q tSo 80 C115al Counmittse 1or
1ho9111iae ven s6looo1nfioa wq1adopted.
II 10 g nm =! - oiaas Z, Aaaist-
Uo9eliass q csedeo aiels-Fro1l 1T Dis-
ts,et T 2 - = =: es1sssr eaiRRes9a
~ S = -. USssSss ) 6isssf -: 7it s.
0ae ~ ferkss, % C3iANo4 0th, J Q I1se,
Sths HINeody 4 loeA ) e1earenGsn: 11th
JoSs - ! In II 4 Naynafd.
MWr Dlvis:r SIS
EseHed, That To Comnittse on credsn-
tialo ~ Instructed % inquire whether any
dsls0n4ss are aocredited 10 this Convention
1'sdsed sSems.,vcs =. e sssd: tie acton a
q thieConventlon, pf TO give it, candidates
. cordial support, and 70 report such coun-
tiea and delegates,
Referred to committee ON credentials,
Committeelon psrmsnsnt Organisation
let Dietxict, Dr. i G. Walker; %, DR.. A.
C.OlnGr; Ca, ]. p. Finley lth. w. J,
is1Eiiisn; M Edward Russell |; sth. q.
1rnsh : I'D. a. ". Sssesat: ~. Is. al
1risbie. a-a,-.-' -
Oonmiftee on RESOLUTIONS District
J.Tacvs 81. Eueoro EdWnrds: ga. 3. q
WithfOW Oh. s. q. Russell 7th, ]. But
sst I 1Sih W !. cue Gllohrist llth' Q. F. Hix'
= a 49,
AZ 1 ~ . - !.
AVonvsnuon caleu " o1ue1 pursuant -
Mr: Morgan, Of Mshssk 3. county, beins
e.cS sPOnc :. s S. = ~ =. ~ - ~
49, 49, s ,ons = seAeaA see1S - ~
ctcte g loW $50. ~ D. r.-.., -.
0enerM C nos. C' nsni Dslw. p;,s III
G On' : =. ~ o Ea5. aai,aH - =,
0en. ~ W. 80 c'os1s' "eae caa1eu ~ Ae'
PVnr. co,n,,,.... r.ror+ :. ms, ,r.t.a
xo1r Oommi W. tePoIs, = ans sa,a.
tnAt t.ey nnU q ~ sxs1C ~ ~ uS.e ~.
perticipshng = ne Conveesaen put mos
Icy Nv sSPRO ss, .ss 0n - - Ps1''cu'
,srosr or nm coxxlzsz o. PERMANENT
onaANlkAzsoe.
n. prniaese = 1enf1 = 81 IL Cb~rex-
fson. - M I 81
Your, 0nnnrn 49, r pocffnlly pFeoont the
name AZ 1SS fs|5o1i1S uereons - perma-
mont ofaooIo of IL Co11outiou:
Ebr pre1theNo- Hon, u. n. Coo1ey. Of Du-
buouo.
Nh VioSs rknnfaGn -
Lat Judi Ut, Wm. Alsxa11se, q Lee.
"a g eh1Dpoo, 1eusOe.
g :, 49, CSoWs0!us q sya' ME.
Al as. u u 6xo9na1Qs x1a!x1eon.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16
RAILROADS.
B. I Q h b LINE.

n B. Z q h b LINE.
6Qlq r f
Ola anA Only Reliable neuse East.
From Burlington 70 Chicago. Detroit. Toledo
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
and al other Eastern and South EAGtern C1tias
paaoengen leaving Burlington on the 0,O0 a
n. train connect q Mendoza with the Illinois
Central Railroad North and South and Ct Chdce
90, both Tie Noon and Evening trains. Bob
61ins connect With ell The gxoaf Eastern Roil.
rced routes tc.wtt y: :. - r. Via De1oit; II
3 q Va e Wayne q which tpsasengsrs On
Only twenty hours nom Burlington - ToleAo.
Thirteen hours ahead Of any Other route loaV1nS
1a9Esgo ohsoksd through 70 Detroit. Niaen.
Falls and New York, Boston, Toledo OunS3Y6
R1nhloI Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
TcketS for this great Ea1te1n thoroueh1axe N
ale ct OttumWA, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant ana {
the Ticket Once CORNER Front and Water stFsees
Eeeping Csn attached 70 tho Nieht sz,ina
Fare = low - any other route.
-~r r n HOaFORn
janl.bpt1 Gen. Aren't G b 10 RR
EIFTY MILES STAGING SAVED.
BURLINGTON AID MISSOURI RIVER RAIL ROAD.
Nov Open 70 OtfssNstC0, 50 Miles farxher Ee& ~
any other Railroad IN ZosO0. 1~
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
~ - a l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
srAry OF Nxw Yoal

City and County If New York -
ALBERT WARD President PRO trns and VINCENT Tfros,
Secretary Of the Arctic Fire Insurance Co., being s~ve
rally and duly sscrn, dcrose and and each for him
self that the foregoing Il true filI and correct
Of the affairs Of the Ad corTsrsoB and thai
they are the above described officers thereof
ALBERT WARD President pro TEN.
VINCENT rILYoS. Secretary.
Subscribed and before nae, this 9Th day Of jan
uary. A. D. 1854. j. W. WILDER Jr,
iLs.f Commissioner for Iowa in New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

GUGAR.
~ 80 Hhds. Prime Y. 0. Sugar
81 Barrels Clarified Crushed and ruiyerixed do;
Just received and for sale low for Cash by
janl-d c0NNAHLE SMYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

IS +. i -
A JoKE WHICH HAD SERIOUS TER
MrrATIoN.-Some silly young men think
it is "a capital joke" to publish the mar
rage of two parties who perhaps have no
idea Of unlsg their future ivss. Often
this is done for fun" sometimes MALI
ciously., Every Newspaper is liable to be
imposed upon in this way, ia spite Of all
precaution. 1t is we'll for those who are
thus disposed to perpetrate . senasless
joke TO know that the newspapers and the
public have some protection in the law.
A few days since = fraudulent marriage
notice was sent to the Boston Journal and
the Taunton Gazette. The matter was
placed in the hands Of Deputy Sheriff
Thayer Of Taunton for investigation, who
traced the fraud 70 Samuel W. Day of
Mansfield. Day was arraigned before the
Police Court in Taunton on Saturday, and
plead guilty to the charge. The case was
continued for two weeks. at the request Of
the defendant, for sentence. This case
should be warning TO others who are
tempted By exuberant Stiffness to violate
the law. as we'll as the personal rights of
Others. Il Boston Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

The aati-slavery feeling is spreadingso
rapidly throughout the country that in =
short time ~ few will be found in fa-
yor,ef tho iniquitsus system. The abso-
Int necessity ~ il extinction before
ahytl1ae can b accomplished for tksss-
pose 81 the nstion, hAs taken hold Of The
ninds and hearts Of the people, and shy
attsnpt toNlaet sAe popular will must
end 10 disaster. We are particularly
pleased with the change which 10 taking
place in the sentiment Of Catholics on
this subject. Those who, within : few
months, would not even think on the sub
ject Of abolition. are now most anxious
for its success, because they have COM
menced sxamiaing The question apart
from party feeling or prejudice, and their
good sense is convinced that the worst
use yos can put . human being % " to
make him = slave. We hope that the
day il near when clause in the Constita-
ton will proclaim liberty to all men With
lin the limits Of the United States. Gath
Ollie Telegraph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

Amonnt ofIosses adjusted and due and unpaid None
Amount OF losses incurred and In process Of
adjustment. s,3fo w
Amount Of Losses reported, On which
fion has been taken. .......-............ None.
Amount OF claims for losses resisted by the
company. ........................... 100 90
Amount OF dividends declared and due and
uHpan d. -
Amount Of diviien.is, either cash scrip de-
elared but not vet due. ................' None
Amount Of neney borrow I'd. ........,..... None
the company ...................... Ass 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
AUDITORS OFFICE. IowA.l

AtDlTNk : UfFtIk. IOWA,
D~~ Mssfes. Feb. Is. l~ti
II is hereby certified Thst this the 18th day Of
February 1854, statement filed in - Once
showing the condition II the Arctic Fire Insurance Coma
pany located New York City In the State 81 New York
30 the day Of January, A. D. 1854. in
ccriauce with provision u Act II the General A.
sernhiy Of tB. % Iowa. entitled An in relation
TO Insurance Cempsuie= approved jan 3sth 1857, and
act anendatory thereto approved 3D. eth. las. and
Act In relation Life Insurance COMPANIES, approved
March 18th sos that said statement shows that saia
Company possessed Of the requisite u capital
and invested a. required h5 law.
Authority j. Therefore given f. the aluse named C1f-
pany transact their appropriate business IT Insurance
in this stae Ia ACCORDANCE with the laws thereof until
the slst day Of January A. D. oas Thousand Eight Huf-
dr--i ami sixty-fse.
1t Is also certified. That n " Ten R,ek F-l- II Ke-
kuk hiss bern daily APPOINTED by sAa Company thrir law
full Agent and Attorney fer tis county Vi fsc with fun
power take risks OF insurance therein and Aeknov
edge service Of process provided by Law upon his RI
ing with the Clerk % the District Court fs aid
eountx certified copy Of the ME In this
Office. II Is further certified that the he'd j.
aud correct copy Of the ssid statement
In Tr~tinsny Whereef. have herennto srt
II my hand and sfAsesi sal u Office the day
/ and year inst above written
- j. ". CtTTEIL.
feb2a Auditor If State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

GAIT.
NJ a,oo6 barrels Kanavha Salt
1900 sacks &. A:
200 Turks Island
In store in prime order sna to arrive FOR sale low for
Cash, at 81 and 50 Lgvee l,y
jall-d CoNNABLE 4 SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

The greatest insured in any risk Is $1,000
but will not a general rule exceed flooao. ~
The company has general rule to the amount al
lowed 20 be nsared In any city. tesa, village block
being governed in this matter, in eh BY the
raj character Of buildings with Of facilities for
putting out fires &c.
An atesed copy Of the charteror Act of Incorporation
I,xa dr i.aa,. G1a1
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
srp rHE qrrrzE:s pttsE rARth

ME ,subSaril~r take. this method af tcs-
z sicring his thanks To che citizens ut L. eaa-
rri Fessn ami its Warmly. for the very liher.
al patronage recv; W.! at their hands during
bis .,9o,irn among them, and hopes by strict
Intention to btsintss. q, rneri; contiauance
bf their liherali.y and epnfi lsnce.
lie takes .tliis. nlr,hel, ais, at informing
the citF1ei4 .tha. be has just returned froa,
RalfimQre, with a well selected stsrk al
SPfsfNi ODS-enlhrarins in part ti,e
fsllowing description of -t.,otir viz
+ Fine Smnr. black cl,th Cassirncres,
Bitacllei anil Brown Musljps. Plaii ard
Sfirsing Cotton. Hleicl.ed and brown Drills
nnd R,issia Dock. -.
I kentucky Jeans. Cettna.les. cheaper than
ran be .pnrcra ASA in B,Itiaaors. havis,s
bought them prias. to she a.lyance. .l-.
. a iarse r. assOrtn'c"tl IF .ho9ts Shoes ar'''
Also, Hardware, Qaesnswase and Groceries.
, lie aotlci's . liberal ,slare, Of the public pit
'' - '''''gx \. coSs III: ''iA
e,. The lhishess rries sivsa for Rag, & Fur
! April asth', lss45r'f: 49, ,.-,s
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

na. JAMES r! THOMPSON. Den.
- fist. having returned to the county,
win recoaamence the pRaetiec Of Ills pru,fsss =,
ffsna this sfat,.- Grateful Do his frisnls nd
the. rnb;ic fir past f.yors. no seiic;is q
CON tinnatira II their patr.,nare. Orders finn
the adjoining counties will he pfomptiy res.
pcades'tas slEf t.f 4 q ~
Address, ~sy
. Il ne sss'd - Great Mills, p. O.
St. Mary's cosutv, NJ. ;,
March 10th, 1s64e-tf. X.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
JAMES S.. DOWNS,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ar Law
leonard Tosu,, st. Aary's Co. I'D,
VIII practice in st. Mary sand the adj lining
.cntinties..s.a s-s1 >
Itcteber 1st 1861
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

NoNiEE sshesel.y siveh Tint the sui,Scr;.
Der has ,iven duly aa,r,in,e,l IA A,tns,ev hy
Jamrs T.. FSweli. fsfs line purp w. If ,,,..
acting lds.bu.itcss. sIs,iug Ina te,,,,S,,rv En-.
sSHce.
Uhsacf shis power ~ tiforncy-...s,v reso-.
dssi in fl,e Clerks Office If NJ, M NJ rys
sy-.heis .'n: herissi Ia e lice, viii pra,n;a. n,
pta.ths sid James L.. hEsxm.iI. top INV "a
d'bts Jim. may be due by the same. sn.il =.
ir.n'srt ms hIis:nes~s generally This publ
cation is u,asI., that parties sintrrostsJ NAV
BE- fully nositiel and c.s,,tionsd in t,e mem
ses. and that those l,aviiig a,Inss,jsd b,1s;na'.
with the mild James II F'xwciI may know
VII" assSeen apreinftA his legal ageni.
. s11s,.. ~, J. A.5JaFe,N,tEI.i.. !
Jane 2 1864 tin i'aas =. IsiaseI, q
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
ll'R0FESSlONALf aNoTICE

I1i##. n ~rI---
ItnE nnslssisnea. lev,sg yisited For,rcs.
Monr,s. Npffo'k, Wa~hinsta, and o,Is,
e. foinff. md mad arsaDischscitsto securs
the psFcfs fsr oil parties hssing sIarcs enlist.
ed in the army. is pscrsrssf 10 ssivr all inf.s
nation tfsiartirs condariie.l. 2 lie has m CD
tire list Of all yesvenii.tcl, ufur Vie inspec-
tion Of his fellow -as.
f re TnAH X. PREt-SS. 81
.k ,r.xS = g.,u Attorney Rt Law.
June End, lssz--iai.,E y T.H
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

TIlE undersigned silr ai,eaa,' with 1
pascis IN all claims against tie Cove.
ment-wih prepare all,rep-r. anal d llects
an'''',nts das the. peopls inst. Mary. Cnss
for slaves eilis,el in the army Sc Htsr.
gaip "a FEED, MADDOX. =
rssnard Ts,wn Md.
T~.Hza JN0sys y. i'INDIAY.
II n ~ % i-sw Buildings, Bud.
June End, 1864. .,rrrg -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hsreL given that the .ubseri
~ Der has. ob,eined fTcm the Orrhan .
Court % ST. Mary $ county in Maryland. lei,
Iess 20 administration on the rersossl estate
Of Her.y' Eiss. late Of SAID cauaty, de-
ceased. All persons havingclaias asarr 3, the
sac uecessed. are hereby warned 20 ex hib,, the
same with the prapsr ,e.ches thereof. 70 ,hs
subscriber on or before the IO,f dav of Ser,
iee4, Otherwise ttey. may be excluded by
law from AL benefit of ihe said estate. ,;,ven
nn oe my hand this. ioth' day Of siarchs
kcV4. gkAzs~ <e9-zs.S n
-. CHARLES gowLaNo. :.
-. Administrator.
Aiarci 18th llSf4-fw. ss.Flsst ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
z ? g es3 go bg - f-.3a
PUBLIC ROAD.

N.CTTCE is hereby, given that the under
IN signed intepd pcti,i. nirs the County
Commissioners for ST.. Ma VS. County for the
opening Of Public Road from he main r,ad
near the La.lics' Chapel, Medly's Neck, To
Neyi:fs creek! This road will run ,hrcush
the premises Of Mrs. Ann u. Gnnsh the els
tire .ys,l rr-~irE .s-.~-sh the farm reet nt.y
owned By Dr. J. +. Morgan = -.
I, a>-s 4 j. THOMPSON YATES,
49, gss gas p NOAH Towns"
L-.s So ss -.s,g And nthsrs. -..s..s
D May 18th, lsG4-4w. ..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
.InNOl,HE.A

Z q q 80. ! y .bfs-sat
TNHE undersigned wish to inform the
IL Acople of Saint Nary Is and adjourn
ing 60 tiles, that they have just com plctcd
II FTP TCLASS | RAILWAY, and arc
prepa atp haul opt yessels,of any size
and :. 'fREPATR, CAULK, &C., on thu
most reasonable terms. Pronipt attcntior
to all work. and quick dispatch will BE- given
in all cases. The Railway is situated aboul
! a quarter of a mile from Leonard Tuwp on
a fine oyster creek, where we will alst
build SCONtS, BOA rs. CT Y ESSELS, il
required, on the lowest terms
I HARRIS. NORRIS & FOxWELL.
July 10Th 1SGO-tf. o. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
NOTICE ToGREDiT0gs.

NDilGs. IOLhfsDiTukS.'
NOTICE is hereby given that The suhscri
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's comfy in a,fland, let
ters Of administration on the PERSONAL es-
tate Of Sarah A. Matungley late laid county.
deceased. All persons having claim, against the
said deceased are hereby warned taexhibi. the
same with the proper vsuclles Thereof, TO the
Subscriber on or before the 22nd dayof Oc,bher.
1864, otherwise they may be xcl,ded by law
from all benefit of The said estate Given an.
der nay hand this 2ist day of A pril 1864. ~
GEORGE S. MATTIeGLEY, -
- .s,a - ,,a Administrator.
April 2lst, lS64-4w. .a. +.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
NOTICE TO qCREDETORS,

t-+.t rtsr reg w. r-
I hereby give notice, .thst I have ob,nined
L from the Orphans Cosrt of ST. Mary's
County, Maryland, letters Of admisissra,ion on
~ personal estate of Johu T. Mact, late Of
st. Mary's. County, deceased. Al persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibif the same with the
proper vo;'cfes attached thereto, On or be-
fore the 18th day of October 1864. otherwise
They may be excluded by law from all bene6,
of the SAID estate Given uuder my hand this
joins, c.. KHULL, O.,
~. .....-t Administrator.
May 18th, Is64-4w. .g.s..4I
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

.s. "a F
DRODUCING in many cases larger crops
L by Fifty per cent. than either Of the above
articles, when used separately.
1t is a highly concentrated manure. being
made from Bones containing all their original
animal matter. No Burnt Bones are usod.
1t has been used by thousands Of farmers in
this State, with the highest satisfaction. Il.
has proved - perfectly reliable substitute for
Peruvian Guano," being sufficiently quick
in it's action on the crops, and in oil casss ems
richins the vol, and ii is permanent i'm it.
effect. Iii
. TIE demaad last Fall was greater than the
supply. 1t wauld be well, therefore, for far
mers TO send in their orders early. either to
thessubscriher or to any of his agents from
whom circulars can be obtained, giving list
of many persons who have used it, and GER
tifcates. .. Co. ss
Price in Baltimore, $50 per 290O lbs,
Cash. ~ T z -iss-
GEORGE DCCDME,
Sole Agrsi.
No. los Smith, Wharf.
B.3LTLAORE
February ll.h, 1ss4-sm. e,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

sNR WM. II siONt: having located him
~ selfin Oakrille District, can always he
Eonn d at the late residence Of Matthew A.
Stone, Esq .-npw occupied By VIM C. Love.
Esq., when not pro 'essioiiali, engaged.
May 18th, ls64-5I.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
... f. 'stA
HARNESS MAKING
IND
l9ADDlLRR.Wo

sTIlE undersigned would most respectful,
3 = inform the citizens Of st. Mary's county
that they are prepared tn make al kinds of
I'm hfSiles. SADDLES. BEIDf.ES; and
to d" al kinds Of work in that line of business
Old Harness &c will he repaired as the
shortest notice. All Of which will be done a,
Ia: lowest CASH city prices. IN a., II
The ru5sics obcd't Scrvts.
JOHN BRAY. AZ a
TEEOPHILUS Bray
Leonard Town st. Mary's Gu.
-. Md
May 18th. ls64-Gw.. - a.. ii. ,sg..s. - !
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
IA RR T'y tf.ss a.
Tobacco Pk.ik'T FE2TlLrxEEl
A, ,rFRFEC! i;pDD.

II contains every e!.a,ess ,~fFrntritioa
Which The |: Lacrr -ri'el t.kes from the ~'a!.
and III N 1'f' partial {, rrrircs rar s-ow'h
IL The Fwiie'fe Plant. II IL, S.sttsiiis elc-
n,enss ~ give We srt = ds, .l,.5r II .r.w,t1 Ia
the f'ia a".r 'is''l'issssf= lHrlt rsspizsrin
the heat IN MI is t1h<hnhh' paris, and tie
sreaie4t ant3u.i ~ th's /, ii inrsdra.rrnc.
which always G. risss,.,s, ,e hisbs4t price in
The i 81 n !epnee'; y @i:!- al.etirhc.s
sxccllcnce IS flaiay, l. vii p4s!,ts much
lager amount " featured II &, lie SANG
o',s** #rraed per acre. than III, ksnwn frri-
.ts;zer.. Anntl,r ssr AIRY ilrnst ifat il ,vi;l
s.stnrssa ami reiai', rhr Ilishcsa s.rfiiy- 70 re
lanii wofE nut; ~ T. rr' vioiis erotling with
tptssec,, on ~. saDer xe1s"1fsa. J.
EM DIs"rrfTIvH iKtEi.Ags 'fiiis charac-
ter. pr"Ea:' J. AMI uses aud t-ti,n mails II
;ts errat l. a teal rg>pls~-->-,ri ir,., by mail
j'ricts ii"t nfcdnr.i rL.xr FrsTII'zfR.
$50 90 p"r ton. '-ioYlIc,' iLASr yfRTiLiE-
E.:. 500 90 per tan III 2dOef lbs "A bags of
.loa O. Ssxa
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
HARRfSON'S
r,.ANT1afEE7zLfEEts,

4 rErFFcT FOOD F1I' EVEEFE IT.
Ely OF fiI:H ND GAEIFNN
~ IT,. fci:cr.
TT viii furiiiierrry .l,'arat ryluRiic Or
. 'le ta">t rsrd, rqufa- ard hslarrr.l
growth. tse r,l.-st pr'-,i. structure. III every
-rgan of'caclr plant he n,s,>' u,s,rs klerrl-
"pinet' ~ their sa'it ard. .r",.-gr4el ~. TIE
's'!-' l"al;hs lriyailn,.s. p,>sitl~ ifartain
II Nj @ive frr'iii;s. 81, tie ni,s-s iary.
s'h'+ All al Hs,iniais lie kist,st sfertli,y
ia all -il, th- 80 ..'t r S"NHN*
u,r n NJ rvv,-,.i--. 49,! 81,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
SUMMER GOODS.

Their assortment embraces CLOTHS CASI-
MEi;S EESTlNdS-HArS CAPS-LA-
DIES DRESS GOODS Of every variety and
description. Dress Trimmings. Domestics
NOTIONS RIES--c l.
CARS. and SMOKING and CHEWING
TOBACCO of choice quality. A large. and
complete assortment OF READY-MADt
CLOTHING. in short everything except
Groceries and Shoes that is usually kept in
u country Stdss: They Mil sell o.. r,asona-
bic terms and invite call from the public.
SCOTT a. NEVITT,
Leonard Town Md.
May 9th, 1864 If.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

nR. J. r. THOS. REEVES has ,ocate,,
IL at WHITE PLAINS" about mil,
from the viliag OF Chaptc", ana respeetfully
offers his professional services to the public
He will devote himself exclusively to ,he
practice nf tiss profession. = = =
jar. 10th. 1s62-tf. go. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
NOTICE, TO rRESI,AssERs

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NOTICES. hezsby eircn.s 'that VT persons
/ " are screNariied against trespassing upon
my Orchard, in Leonard Tsxh, or Interfering
Ca any ,ranues awh t,fths fruit. ..hercin, Par.
erts-w will be held .sstirly Responsible or any
irespass that. msy he e.iiAsnitted. by -tl,cil
children, after the publication Of this nnticc-
II J III ~. J. 9ARBOE.
June gard, lssft-<k:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-10-01
A Yankee Hotel in Dixie.

When Gen. Banks army moved up the
Shenandoah Valley from New Market,
Quartermaster Sergeant Reuben ". Oliver,
of Cochran's New York battery, had to be
temporarily left in barn on account of in
iuries he had received. Soon after our de-
parture he made application at the lady's
house adjoining for board, but he was in
formed in the Virginia style, that she did
not board ''Yankee barbarians."
every WELL" replied Oliver. IF you
don't board me L shall keep hotel in your
barn, but shall probably call upon you &C.
casionally for supplies" and he hOb5led
back to the barn.
Oliver was every inch soldier, and he
went to work at once. Taking revolver,
he shot madam's finest young porker, which
his assistant Immediately dressed. His
able assistant next went 10 the apiary and
''took us" hive of bees, and transferred
the honey to the barn he then went to the
lot and MIXED a pail of milk from her Ia
dyship's cows then going to her servants
house, he made ''requisition" for a uuan-
pared for supper. The addition of these
articles to his ordinary rations, placed him
far beyond the point of starvation. True
to his Yankee instincts, he invited the lady
to take tea with him, at the hotel across the
way, at which she became spitefully indig-
nant but Oliver was as happy as a lark,
and for the time almost forgot his injuries
Soon he had several sick soldiers added
to his list of boarders and in due tirae,
sheep and another young pOrker, and sec
ond hive of bees were gathered under the
roof of his hotel ''hotel :" and furthermore,
not cock remained to proclaim when the
morning dawned. BY this time her lady
ship thought she could ''see it," and sent
for Oliver, who, as promptly as the nature
of his injuries would permit, reported at
the door.
''See here, young man." said she, 81
perceive that it would be cheaper for me to
board you In my house, and if you will ac
cept it, you can have board and room free"
"Thank you, madam, thank you" re-
piled Oliver, removing his cap and bowling
politely, ''but 1 prefer boarding at first
class Yankee hotel, to stopping at any Sc
cesh house in Virginia at the same price.
You will therefore be so kind as to excuse
me for declining your generous offer, as it
comes too late )" and back he hobbled TO
the barn, and actually remained there for
two weeks, taking in and boarding every
sick soldier that came along, making fire.
quent acquisitions" upon her for supplies.
Her ladyship was nightly pleased when
divers Yankee hotel was discontinued
but it learned her a valuable lesson, and no
Yankee soldier ever thereafter applied to
her in vain for food or shelter They al
ways got what they wanted, she evidently
not relishing the Yankee hotel system.