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Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
From FIorIda-succeisfuI Expedition intu
the Interior.

CAIRO, ILL, Oct. 19.-Thc steamer Gladiator,
from New Orleans on tho 9d, brings iniorma-
tion of an expedition into the Interior OF
Florida under Gen. Asboth.
Enchenna Courthouse was captured on lhe
93d ultimo, and twenty prisoners taken, includ-
numbers of horses, mules and cattle have been
captured at Douglass Ferry, and all the boats
In the vicinity were destroyed. The expedition,
at last accounts, was at Mariana.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
A SIGNIFICANT FACT.

That every copperhesd and traitor in the
country is Ia Jdvor of the election OF George b
Mcclellan aud opposed to Abraham Lincoln
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
q y TELEG APII
pENNsYLVANtA.
Later from Luisrns,

PHiLADELrniA, Oct. 13.-In the 18th distric
Lnzetne county gives 800 Democ ratio maj lr.
ity-beforc reported as . 600.
The Republicans claim the election Of W W
ketcham (unlon) by soldiers vote.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
A Canadian Confsderacy.

MONTREAL, Oct. 12.-Acsolutions passed TO-
day, in the conference at Quebec, affirming the
confederation Of the provinces.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l3.--ReLurus from thirty.
one counties, partially oinGial, show an aggre.
gate Union majority Of 1900, net Culon
gain of 1900 over the vote of 1852, which
gave Democratic majority in the State OF
over 1000. From present indications, the
Congressional delegation will stand Union
and Democrats, with the Seventh (Eoor.
hees') district doubtful.
Indianapolis (oflciHD gives G,!j7 Union
majority
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Tn, Missing steamer Roanoke.

New YoRK, Oct. 12.-By the steamship
Eagle, that left Havana on the sth inst, we
have no intelligence Of the missing steamer
Roanoke. The presumption among the officers
OF the Eagle is that she has been captured by
her passengers.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Launch Of Ihe Unitsd States Frigst,
Chattanoo&s.

PuILGDMPHII, Oct. l3.-The United States
steam frigate Chattanooga was launch ed at IL
O'Clock, to-day, from Cramps yard.
She Is $50 feet long, and $3.50 tons, 10 in-
tended to carry twelve guns, dud IL built for
high epcRl
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
I.ATEII.

lsDIAsAroLIs, Oct. i2.-ReLurns from forty
ave countlcs show Union majority of over
10000. The balance of the State yet IN hear
from " Ill increase the majority probably 5000.
There Is small Union majority in both
branches of the Legislature. The Congress
sional delegation is all Union except the First,
Second, and Seventh. Tue First aud Seventh
are doubtful aud claimed by both partic,.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

The HrGEsT JoKE OF TIE sEAsoS.-A ooun.
Try politician, writing 10 the Now York World,
styles little George Gunboat Mcclellan "thc
Hsro-g HtaaGH ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Second Edition,
EoUR O'CLOCK, PM.
Tn. weekly R.pubile .r.


Ihe WEBkLN hBfubLIo'S u lot inc week tnd-
ipg October 10th will be ready tomorrow
noruhg, II will contain the able ictttr ~
Major General y. 2. Banks also the eloquent
speech of Major General Carl shmtz, with all
the lulest political news mp to the hour Of going
10 rross.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
ntIn Ils raIniiL,I,nI

rr>y. .,..ra.s = Hto he HstOn ,tba
ct anything. Years Of cape. renee ana egIi''
spondeuce extending througbol Az n"''oHAi'f
Of the habitable globe have tuTne thoh'i'h li'"
facts and established basis from v '''N W I u,
not err. We are not surprised at such ".s ~ '''
| following-although the persons who wr,. v Vac "
| are. We know the persons and circuIsstA neo''
hence feel at liberty to iEdoIse their Ststemsnh
"NEw BEDFORD, Nass, Nov. q, lsda
DEAR SIR .-Ihave been atfGttN tNd many yearsW "a
severe prostratins cramps In my i.G'bsr 'oli ieeE
and hands, and general dlSordercd ~ 'ten' Phyi-
oians and medicines failed 70 relieve mG WINK
visiting some friends In New Hork who wel> uS!u
Plantation Bitters they prevailed upon nc ~ ~
tAeu. commenced with a small WIEc.glsssttG
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, 10 fsw
days was astOnished to lind the UyllnGfG huJ
cramps had entirely left me, and could Slcep .c
night through, which have not done fUI years.
feel like another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improved by the uIG Of tho Plan
tAtion BitteIs.
RcIpeOtfully, !upITM Rvs,EL.
m' lowe much to ycH, fog verify
believe the Plantation BltterB have saved my lite,
Rev. W. II. WA00oEER, MshriI. y. y"
"RrEDspuRY, Wis, Sept. 10, IsGg.
". Ihave been In the army hGspits'
for fourteen months-speeehless aud nearly doSd.
AZ hson' n they gave me % bottle h 81 plaGtsti9L ]
my speech and cured me. - c. 4, FLAufr.
"s The Plantation BitteFs have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, OF which wac
laid up prostster and had to abandon my euS1'
Cleveland, Ohio"
"s The Plantation Bitters have
cured mo OF a arrangement OF the Wdneys And
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for ycHrf.
II acts like charm. c. c. MoOREi
No. 254 Broadway."
&C. &c., Ae, so, &.
The Plantation BitteI make the weak 5trSGE
thelAnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natpro's
great rostorer. They composed oil the Cei'-
brated CaliSaya Bark, WlntergreCn, SassAlraa
Roots, Herbs, SC, all preserved in perfectly pur1
St. CroiX Rum.
y. T.-lca1-N,
Persons Of se,Ientary hsbit trouble! viii weak.
ness, las aItude, pAlpitStion OF the h'', lack oG
appetite, distress after eating, togpl lref oorst
patton, &C., deserve TO suffer If thUy win rot Try
them.
They are recommended by The Lig.Cs! uiCitcsl
authorities, and are warranted to produce 81 ia..
meditae beneficial effect. They arc cXcCCdug.
agreeable, perfectly pure, aud harmless.
hoTICE.-Any Perbon pretending to sC!l glauth-
ton Bitters In bulk or by the gallon Ia awIudler
and impoEtOr. II is put UP only in our log ssb!n
bottle Beware OF bottles rcHllCd with in,ti..iO.
deleteriouH stuff for which several persons srs ST.
ready in prison. Sec that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork aHmu''%ic3,
and our signature on Otcol.plate side Label.
Sold by respectable deNler0 throughout the h-D.
table globe. L, DRAKE 4 CO.,
Au23-eOlM 902 Broadway, y. \.
STRAYED FROM No. l24 VlRuINIA
l. haIW nd Pm
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

In Nat'ck, Ms s., tho price Of beefstaak has
come down 10 Is cents pound, owing to com,
petition smOng the butchers
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

MAKING THEN WoRK.-Nlost of the colored
labOrers employed In the QuartermA AsteF's Depart.
ment, at the foot OF Seventh street, were this
morning sent to ork on the Orange and AleXAn-
wOrkmen.
OrSrs were made to q number OF colored men,
some OF hem who do nothing but loaf around the
wharf, and Others who ara engaged in procuring
substitutes Tor the brokers' but tie, all refused to
all the loAfers found around the wharyes and
marched them to the hay shed, where they were
all put TO work.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
y. T.-Ic6D-X.

STRAYED FROM No. 1874 VlKulNIA
y ANEN L, between Eleventh aud Twe!t h
.,restS,, I.lent, on ON M9SDAS sSR EVENING, ION
fnst., Large Black HEWFot EuLaND noe,
will ee giGsE Il returned to ne shoLe a. lress
N' WI /. FORD
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

THE JASUs-FACED DEMoURACY.-To those OF
McClellan's supporters who call themselves
Union men, We would commend the following
from the Richmond Enquirer!
That tho clements of the composite party
now relied upon TO make Mcclellan President
arc truly described above, and that, II elected,
he will be compelled, from the very nature of
tho casc-Whatover his own Individual desires
may be-to seek negotiation with us, and sus-
pend the military operations, is TO many minds
very clear. But we must still remember that
10 give him chance Of being elected at all, tho
invading armies must gain no further successes
within the next month. 1t Is tho Confederate
army which has created peace party at the
North. Johnston and Beauregard planted il.
Lee watered II, and VIC must give II increase,
We must nurso II and cherish II by the came
methods as hltherto-that Is, with the bullet
and bayonet. Should the military situation be
unfAyorable Ious next month, Mcclellan could
not DO electedi and II he were, his election
could do us no good. At present, he and his
party promise neither peace nor war-intend
neither peace nor war. Janus himself did not
face both ways more steadily than the Democ.
racyJ and In their hands the door Of the temple
OF Janus would neither bo shut nor open--It
would be ajarj and It 10 only We who would
either Ming the door wide, or close and lock
Hpa seal u TOR generatlops,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
RAR H.
sS
fB9 BEe oAios Oh
PEsNsYLvAsIA foft Ttsn ,nriet
THE froMk WORT. W :,

PmLAbELPriIA, Oct. is.-.wc RIVE ~
majoritles from 4s counties, showing q Gnio,
majority of s,G72. In the remaining counties
tho vote Of last year gave o Union majority Of
i,sI3-maklng a total apparent Union majority
Of l0,5 ,5l5. If we allow total fallipglof in thc,
Union vote of 5000 in the COMMITTEES TO be heard
from, there will still be a Union nisjority o.
a,5l5 on the home vuto alone. The Age claims
q gain Of 5000, and that tho Democracy will
have majority Of 4, 600 on the homo vote.o7
A footing up Of the tables of these reported
rains show tho total, 50 far, to be n, iSs In ~
counties.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
TIL e LECTION S.
PENNsYLvANIA FIR THE rAIo,

fENNsIbN hNth Fur TIlh UNION
PHILADELPnIA, Oct. II, p. m.-Fr1m the rs
turns received up TO this hour the editors Oi
Foruev's Press claim Union majority Of ., ,0OO
to 5000, although they say 1t is probable later
returns may reduce ii, but from the appearance
Of the soldiers vote a gain OF three members
In the Congressional delegation is considered
probable. The Agc estimates, from returns
received by them from forty-oue counties. a
Democratic gain Of 10 900. Twenty-Five couu-
tics are yet to DO heard from.
The estimate of the Union State Committee
and of the Worth IntricdH are that the State
has been carried by the Union party by una.
jnrity OF o 200 on the home vote. Tho Leglsa-
lure is also largely Union.
PENNSYLVANIA CoNGHEssNES.
l. Samuel J. Randall, Democrat.
9. 'Charles O'Neill, Union.
.. Leonard Myers, Union.
4. civilian d. Kelley, Uuiou.
8. 'M. Russell Thayer, Union.
0. b. NJ. Boger, Democrat.
I. 'Jnhu N. Brnomall, Cninu.
y. .Sydenhsm Z. Aucnns, Democrat.
o 'Thsddcue Stevens, Union.
10. .Myer 8 rouse, Democrat.
II. 'Philip johnson, Democrat.
l2. 'Chnrlcs Dennisou, Democrat.
13. Ulysses Mercer, Union.
IA. George Y. Miller, (prob } Union.
10 Adam j. Gloshrcnner, (prob.) Democrat.
10. William II. koontZ, (Drob CuiOn.
II Robert l.. johnson, CproU.) Demo rat.
IS. Stephen +. Wilson, union.
le. 'Glenni W. schoheld, (probD Union.
20. Charles V. Culper, Uhlon
II. John l.. Dawson, Democrat.
90. 'James X. Moorchead, Union.
%. 'Thomas Williams, UuiOu.
-. 'Jesse Lazear (proh.) Democrat.
Members Of the present Congress.
The soldiers vote may give us most of the
doubtful, and perhaps somG others. The last
delegation stood /! to II. This ono Ought to be
at least II to 10.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
From New Oriesus-vtolatIon OF sArois--
Soldiers allied By Lightning R-LouisiauH
Legislature In Session.

Soldiers HiIsd by LsghtpinR R-LouisisuH
Legislature In Session.
New YORK, Oct. 13.-Tho steamer CaLawbai
from Now Orleans on the 9Th, has arrived.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 20sh says the
reported action of Master Dillingham;, In Offer
ing bis services to the command Of vessel Al
Mobile, is a violation Of his parole, and viii
lead to tho retention Of paroles for the rcmain-
dor Of the oficors confined In Texas.
Three soldiers of the Eleventh Now York
Catalry were killed al Baton Rogue on the %
by lightning.
The Louisiana Legislature is In session.
The Mobile TriJomt 10 agltatiDg the subject
Of employing negroes as soldiers.
There Is no military news in the New Orleans
papers.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

DIsTRJoT SUPREME CoURT-C CRTMINLL TERM -
Judge In - Mary Rich ,rdsLn was found guilty, on
e1terdaJ, ofthe charge Of keeping awdy h ouIe.
m n'Hs proIeeu was entered In the ease 0l Sarah
ha y, charged with larceny.
In the case Of Jno Leonard, indicted for larceny,
the jury not being able to agree, weGe d.sehnrged
Jlo. olsasgp, CHARGED with rape, was tries, but,
ID eonSequenoe Of the early ouTHmFnt Gk tbs
souri, sealed verdict war rendered
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
nG1fIINllAssn,

JoSppuuh uh9 10 lost, y the Rev. !. pu
HxIsrRf' of P1i,,i o. msin., sod MAaoS%h.1Ie an .1e%hon h
LS.asof. sds fSs pi.s.s sss's5s s5sS county Md ANN
,,This This morning, By Rev. 49, n -. r-..
A., dsnrbta, 81 New Brunswisk, TO M,,s ~: Z.
esesn'er Of VIM. POWELL Esq, Of this ~ ,ARAh
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
poL,ricAGrrsMs

TnK HrBBL nHETT.--"eocessloh was not the
ssent OF o dsr,r said Rhett ofeooth Carolina;
at has been matter uttrsed for thirty years"
And the hant'ing was sent North 20 Chicago
for adoption via Nassau and Halifax, and is
nov al dfy nursc in McClellan's bosom.
"wHERg is rur F1nB'" asked acoppefhcsd,
tearing bit Of bis bouse In Batavia, 10 Rlprp a.
the riDglps of the church bells over sheridan's
Victory. SIN the front, iank aud rear OF the
allied Dst1ooracy OF the South and the North,
was Union noighbops rcnds reply. %
A CANDIDATE ron HEMr.1The Coppcrhead
Chicago 7Ymes chuclles NOT a little over Prices
invasion OF MIssouri.' It quotes Ittriumphantly
as an unanswerablc argument in support nf us
Copperhead platform, declaring that the cN-
pertinent Of war has bo;n failure.
We THINK So.-Garrctt Davis, in a letter
dated Cambridge City, Ind, October j, to the
Louisville Journal, says: "The canvass Is
being prosecuted vigorously and giorlou.ly In
Indiana" When he gcts the official returns
from that glorious State, be will have cause to
believe that il was prosecuted vigorously for
the cause of liberty and the Union.
"WHES SHALL We THBEE MEET AdAIS."-
The three districts In Ohio now represented By
Pendleton, Long and Cox. elect Union mon to
succeed them Thus do the people dig polfi-
cal graves for Coppcrheads.
yorE IN THE MEMPHIS HosrITALS.-The fol-
lowing Is the result Of recent soldiers vote In
the Memphis hospitals; Lincoln, S,4s2i Nc
Clellan, $40.
WHAT THE SoUTH Is FIGnTISd foR.-Thc
Richmond Statiasl says: "our doctrine ls this!
We arc fighting for Independence, that our
great aud necessary domestic institution OF
Slavery shall be preserved, aud for the preeer-
the groundwork"
liz ALI mrs CAMPAIGNS against Lee, McClel.
Ian failed. He win do no better in his cam.
paign against Lincoln. Ho is already whlppedi
onA
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

Gs-RalIy, Lincoln and JoIiuNus hehi-;
There will be a public meeting Of the LroOn and
Johnson Club Of Georgetown, d. c., EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock, az the
Council Chamber, over the Post Offco, cOmnienelnE
on next Thur.day evening, the Iath instant. All
friends Of lincoln and Johnson sre invited TO A.
tend. Good speakers will be In Attendance.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

Nor SHARP.-JohH Simmons and John
Stewart, colOred BARRIERS were arrested yesterday
afternoon by oibcers Dom and Fuss, on the charge
bsr.9hop on the corner Of Louisiana avenue and
Skin street, where a gentleman named Feoney
ielt IN the propHetorH charge belt containing two
When one OF the barbcrs said soldier had called
,0t u 90 the previous day and received IT, Whilst
they were talking, the other barber entered the
ny by civilian" TheIe ineOng uOus staten 10
led to their arrest. They were taken before Jus
uec kinaey, who committed them to jail fSr court.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

The Plantation BitteTI make the weak ItrSGr
thelAnguid brilliant, and are exhausted usturo's
great rostorer They are composed oil the cei'-
brated CaliSaya Bark, WlntergreCu, SassAiraa
Roots, Herbs, SC, all preserved in perfectly rur3
st. Croix Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

a MARK OF RESPECT TO TITB LATE CHIEF
yusIiCE LASEY This morning the death OF Chief
Justice TAney was announced ln the District su.
pteme Court by NJ Wilson, acting District AttOI-
neyy and on his motion the COnft adjourned n =
mark OF respect,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

Is MEMoRIAH.-We regret to learn of the
death Of Mrs. Thomss A. Bradley, dSushter-ln-law
Esq, the Corporation Attorney. She was a con
nectlon OF the Hon. John p kennedy, OF MARYLAND.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

r.s yp.o,al Notioe.--The Granite state
Iinco,n CIuo will hold special meeting at their
rooms in Tue Capitol, on SATURDAY, Oct. 18th, al
By order *, ,,cutive Committee; -
p,,.,o., Secretary, oott3 3t
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

&c The Plantation Btters have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, OF which ! wac
laid up proEtratei and had to abandon my bust
ness. II. d. KMdsLEY,
Cleveland, Ohio"
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

"' Tho Plantation BitteFs h-vC
cured me OF arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for ycarG.
II acts like charm. G. c. MOORE,
No, 254 broadway"
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

nuQ tlMe sutaahtta w -
Richard ws.,sch
Joseph s. Brown
Thoa az 4. Lloyd
{ has. !. Canii I'D
John n. semmes
CT osby 3. Moves
James KELLY
VIM. W, Moore
George r GuheR
VIM. r. Fe gusoff
Donsld Me- athran
Richard Morgan
Wm. Tolbert
J. Russell Barr
Wn. W Rapley
Henry o. Wilson
wn. Pettibbne
James sklr Ing
Chas. II. Utermehle
John D. Ward
.aNNnaN
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Aational &spublisan.

TIL Yis;mii.ii.t;mmoCToBER 10, 1884.
z=rz'- .tEs=-- = =. ---------
ELEcTION, y on II N BER :, s,Isei.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

-
DkODUCfEJ u ,.ia..y cas"s larger crop
, h, Iii,r psr rs'". than eit:.sr al the aIpve
aiiiclse. Ale" us',i ; 'Iara'rlv. A.,
IL rs = i.i:hiy congratulated manure. bsir,
nnsrir irli ialcs c"h'aLis.g all ilc:r ri2iGs
Arin: ! t:ia,lcr. y iinn h'm-s ale u.&., ,
II has i.ce,. ,,s"t ny III. n~an.!s Il faru"I. i,
sAi. State. witt. tls, highest ss.;isis.fi.i. Ii
h.s pr.,-! Perfectly rE .hlr"Nul~,s,ue G. !
"reruvi.,n Gnar,"." Icing -uniir,.' y anirk
Il. IL. A.i.n the "r 10. an. IL: all cs.>~~
i'kins thc soil. and it is i.,n,anrn, liz ;s-
esi.-;. :.
.'...r demand last k'a.l was srs.ster ttan H..
>,fri,iy.~ II wa,ld I~ wr:!. tl@,t tfr, q: tan
,s4xs< q. ssiid ia their "r,.rs '1riy either I,
she sssseTihsr ar 10 saw a.. his agents fr,r,,
uhoFa eisculars can he .htainesi. giving lis,
81 ;nnsn- persons vile. Lsve ssed il, and e-t-
siiIrases. t 800
Frice IN Basstuasre. eos per aOae ibs.
Cash.
GEOkGE DCGnAIE.
Hs,ie Agrfst. 81
sfse No. lOs Sn,iii.ss Wharf.
-4.s~ kaL L7kAfUhE
February ii,A. lse4-am.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07
SAlNT NiRy's GAZETTE
/. prs.rsHso EvsRr rsesspAy Nv
~. OLIVER ROBsON.

Is W a. Sr.sc,..rrrox.-eo .0Op per an
n7,n, 81 be pail ,rithin SIX months. No
fzls1virfion viii " received for 2 short
II pesioa than rix n,oBths. and no paper
II discontinued ni,lil al arrearaEea are
Ill ercen, g thu option Of the p,,bl;sE-
= j.. s.assils.- -srse
rrws ~ A.nvraTIsISs. 81 per
ssr.re DOR the firsa insertion, and %
cfa for every s,lbseinent insertlcn.
eight lines or lees constitute square. =
III the number Of INSERTIONS be not marked
80 the advertisement. IL will be publish
sl until forbid, and charged accordingly.
a liberal deduction made 70 those wh"
eversisc by the year.
Con,municatiansl of personal character
viii be charged. s, the same rates ~ adj
yertisins. Obituaries over ten lines in
length viii lie charged at the rate Of 30
cents per ,qaarc. 4. -a..
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

-s@~'sS SS- :. ~a- = 44+-
4 yrung r1.u IN or. Tskge. (he. re-
'l.trs the story himsclf wh" fougbs., bu,
did not die at Ansictam aud Gcttysbarg,
recently went iu.o the Pruvines on .fbaS!,
With some s,,,all articles for sale. One
night just aa the sable curtail,s' Of the
eyannE were ssise lowered upon .him.
mo- appilsdsta a very fesrrctshls Hooking
harse t,r eptustsinn,eht. He wss veiy
ki'Iiiy reccisrd BY 2 yonag lady. who
lharpdned to be the only one Of the in.,ily
ai and.. with whom be rsrtnok 1t the
*venlag mea.. md everything seen.ed ~
our hero TO be going ',merry ss . mar.
riage bell Ii seems. however, that ii.
yea"g !sdy began to sa>pcc, that is .',n-
aerfain,ng ., stranger" she hal not en-
t,rtained IAN angel" Bst how to &c,
rid of him vas The trouble. A, length
she asked him if he could jamp we'll say>
ing that she could jump further than
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

~ xarKsrrrxAk.

~ K.rxsprrSAx. .aas /,
With inasrmuts tuned to tender !
H Yoai held my uucotfssnring v
sVae- sll ycr, ls;sered y~~terdsyl
|. = ,s,es~sa II i;sinsr X Eprr' tles a.-s-
iY'si. fksagE ! loStsd snd listened still.
Il ypg,rl AkslInw, sensiins.ntal speech,
Wake M wishin nd snsh thrill
A. skisp<rs of tbc growing beesh.
i That ssfovea bvttst height % rsael-
For though; III truth. il vas not hard
TO read the languages Of y"nr eyes.
I care not fir the soft regard
That wastes itself in empty sighs.
But II four ianguid pulse could rise
To Vaior's bold. unmessured beat.
The heart you deem 30 collIy wise.
With w"rship's proules, shrob should
greet
The tread of your victorious feet,
Look firth the rivrn land 10 loud
With strifes tha, shock the startled ear
Long lightnings Of the sseely cload
Thrsush Wars wild thun,l~rs bristle
near.
WIFE, srNps II, arram. you linger here.
fFos spirits that can crnqner Fate. v q
And gain royal throne or bier.
A ttiousana golden shances wait
About the steps Of Hoscr's gate.
. ~.h -.s' -. 1'sl .-ir 4
Go win me BY .he Snanly arm;L.
The swrryr!ess nlrpose tried aud tru< .
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

We hardly know which are the more
eripPlrd-our soilisrs or our 6nA,.se. 2
Tbs fnlaiers can be .upriicd with v@d.n
le.s. tut What il 20 be dous Tor the fn.n.
icrs? - T."
. "a AL p. "a FIJI -.
--Tae heer- hauscs in I.sninn. z placed
'i.ie by side. wcrld make a rus thirty
',iise miles in length --E.5rha.ge. '''a' ~
1--Ido~ sIag . row 'wssuli the beer
',rs4ketsInake. pl.s.,d:;.iis byisidef(
lfsns sbos;s'ts,st Be eltcse.a ri ,h- pis.i..
drncy' nezt fsaveul,cr. tho White House
onght to bs painted back. ,srrsn
EHThs, asmy eorr-.p"ad,r'- ere eesiin.
ualiy .snnuuacins rurn. ~ killed who sac
unhurt. lf the correspnn.lsn, a.,s.t kill
anybody with their ris. lot thcm k1t'
themselves. Many "f,h,n ~ y--s-.
We see that Lisc.'la espers 'a'ss.escsr-
ingly ut ''amuasi.sisr-bei,.a y 1Wt..s> kulr
IL il iksi slrr9;sfs .mnes,cd -.shei.. IL i
il fssi:t af al! W.-o ihued the -p,oc,a:
aiafia cf at.aNsty kislGswk wsssa s.s
that cam oet-r dsaee wityss6f .4<.sjug,si"wn
his hons upon ai'e. toes os hi- tss-sss.
? Going the whole hoy u unw psaiscly
rendered. 's-c<lcrstisg The t5sAi rizgy.'
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07
NOTICE TO cREb14tfnS----

I hrrsby give aesiets ,ka, have shtafned
i fren the orlhsns' Cour. Of Ss. Aary =
sCoaasy. Maryland, letters Of adn.in.s,ralion on
she persenal estate nf g..hu r Moore. hate ct
81 Msry's County, de~eased. All fersens
having claims against the said deeeassA are
hereby nes,ded to exiibis the same with the
FrnFsr euchss attached ,hersss, or be-
1ois the 18th day of Os,ober 1864, otherxise
(asy may be excluded ~ iav from all l,enekt
9 Of The sshd estate. 8i,ea under sny hand ,hi-
lzsh day Of May ta6a.
JOHN c. KECtt.,
8s4 ....-. Admiaisiraios.
Nay Issh. fset-sx. "a.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

NOTICE Ia hereby given tha, The .rhscri-
1VEhcr hss sSsasned fra.n the org,hass
C"ar' nj ST. Mays 1oar.,y IN Maryiana, let.
iefs nj administration ga The ,,els..i,~i e.
ia:e M s@rri. Msuuagi ey snte Of sad cssupsy
d<esased. An 'srsnns haSng riai,us acai,st the
s-afd decreased, are hereby wnrn .s-aey hii,l. the
sslse "a ah iase rrersT rsuehes shsresf. ts tks
Ra.,.ell.er on "r bei,ee she s2nd day ~f 0<aeler.
lse4, aiiierwise .Ley may he .xciuded i,y izw
fs,m sll t,ssaekt af she tait estate. .Givsa an.
der my had this 2:x. day Of April. l~SS.
GEORGE @. MAT1fSGLEY,
= iesiiirissssior.
Arfii afst, fs6i-4w.