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MA9HIxoroN, Sept. 10.-The aggregate
VI btds for tho new lcan is E2, 586. 7SG
Ia. a0e entire amount awarded il. nearly
two millions. Nine-tenths Of it. are
wXH Per cent premium the reuatndeY
W " y divided, pro rata, among thoSe who
III per cent. zFVs1 ~
Anpng the successful bids opened to-day
0@e First National Bank. St. Paul So
per cent, r. ". Shomaker. &.
s9not $4,000 at n per ceut. r. web.
= Louisville, 81, 900 at S per cent. =
-. Louisville, 10000 Ut S Der cent.
81 National Bank, Akron $4,000 at ii
pseent. sal Sh 5000 Z :.
Ire were Numerous successful bids
lever the country for amounts smaller iear
- above stated.
!. esme Of tho ofisrs preferred, remarked
@nelf bids saying II they. should not *
ssepeed they viii lake SOS It par.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-17

. P1fLADBLPHrA, Sept. lO.-The Bwlye.i,.
- - following special: II u
MnfLIN, Sept. l0.-Au accident occurred
= Ne Pennsylvania Railroad, near La
|tnbe, last evening. Three men were
nled and injured by the explosion of the
sp90tive attached to . freight train. Six
- loaded with cattle were demolished.-
- engineer, Chas. Cawder, was instantly
6led, and Mr.. Walter, the conductor. e
.sang. Both belonged 70 Pittsburx. r.
|Snee, fireman, WAS killed. Most OF the
|0ltlo ON the forward car were killed.
Ihe pAssengor train which left Pittsburp
$50 p. n. on Friday, was delayed ok
The wreck has beea removed, and trains
0now running regularly. sa4a sa8
saA Ffom CollfoFGl0.
Ax FRAHcrsco, Sept. The Demo.
e1ec 9tate Convention completed it work
Neventng by nominatsng e. J. Lewis g
sonAintng Elector and Jackson Temple s.
l1nalnlug Congressman, 80 49, 80 .-s..s
~ night large macs meeting was held,
enetH AcClellAn's nomination.
neDemocrat9 have carried Storey coun-
~ Nevada Territory. owin9 70 the pres-
- = the field Of Two Union tickets.
!. nefe - probably majority in favor Of
II Ladies', Christian Commission Fair
i 9qeed. II netted over 120,O0o.
UQM market Quiet. ny.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-17

CAIno, Scot ll.-There IL report from
Little Rock that the Rebel Gen. Price re-
Gently died at Arkadelphia Of dysentery.
Seventy-five hhds Of tobacco has arrived
from Paducah @Ms M ss .V1t.T f1-fs -
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Want some Or 1he Lonm.

B0sToN, Sept. I0.-The Boston Banks Of.
fer, It IL said, to bid for four and a half
millions Of the new six per cent loan.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-17

~ = xoRK, Sept. 10.-The rumor on the
Vt ~ 1 - Mobile had been captured, has
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-17

@-Gen. Hooker made the following
pointed speech q Watertown. N. r.. On
aaturdev .v..;.o. -. 81 80. I...,,
y e.s.: 'ue o0 1ns''' oeAae caA-
60 upon ~ the citizens who were rejoicing
over the capture Of Atlanta. Hooker 4
sound on the williams who crv .nesca -
when thera !. M ra.oa.
"r,-ra- = $500 ~ 49,
here to rejoice ct tho success OF the Union
arms, IN which am ready to join you
neert and hand. MY business ID fighting
ana not speech-maAing; but let me now
tel you that the army Of Sherman q i'm
v.ncicie, ana e, cannot be disheartened. We
must treat this Rebellion as wise parent
would vicious child-he must whip him
into subjection-no milder discipline win
answer the purpose. Some are CRYING
peace; but there can be no peace ~ long g
z rebel can Be found with arms In his
nsnds. woe % to those who cry peaO
where there ons peacee This Union must
be preserved, and there = NO way Of pre-.
serying y but ~ the power Of .our aktassl-
oy nghttng ehsacoaspirncy tDdseth.. aIhit
rebellion - t0ttering now willis I6pank n
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by which they are ali to b Interpreted q
IsquaEing with the platform and the ether
declarations Of the sentiments Of the Con-
There was not feeling Of hostility to tho
Coniederate rebellion uttered In that Con.
the Confederate hostility % the govern
ment. The sentiments expressed there
would elicit the same applause n Rich
mOnd or Charleston. It's platSbem1aoclakA
Cor the policy -Whioh the eebels rdenaaAo1
from the frst-to let them alone on their
own terms and With what they could eof1o
By force. But the Con1ederates, North and
Candidate Who 81, ~as pro:s;sdi icr snicP.
cling the National authoficys They selected
General cClAllan - tho most At inbtEu-
ment for this fraud upon tho people, and
~ the most facile instrument whenelected.
Does any one suppose that Mcclellan, 1
that controlled the Chicago Convention.
and that manages the Democratic party.
and to launch outin an independent policy
In antagonism to that? He has greedily
accepted the part he II cast for, in this stu
pendous swindle Of the people, and has
supplemented It by letter In which all hin
minute talents have been laboriously set to
the work Of deception; which is filled with
word Of loyal promise to the loyal people,
to be broken BY Interpretation according
to the platform, and BY the power Of the
party managers. Propriety demands that
since Gen. Mcclellan has accepted the ser
vice of the enemies Of the integrity and
honor of the Government of the United
States, he should strip Oh Its uniform, de-
cline its pay, and resign its commission, -
sense Of propriety led another General to
do upon accepting . nomination for the
Presidency, although in that case IL was
not inconsistent with fidelity to tho nation
ri cause.-Cin. Gas.
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state Rights? What right does Gen. M
CIelIan propose to guarantee to the Rehe
States, II il u not the pretended right fhev
profess to b fighting 1br7' There a AZ
other IN question. And what does 10
mean when, after all this cireumlocution
about sexhausting the reso1ucee az ststas.
mAnship, and conditions and new euaran.
tees, he declares: 1.-THE Union il Ana one
condition Of peace; we ask 40 more. m.
less Il - Onion with tho Constitntion 81
aside; = Union dictated BY a indeDendenf
Confederacy, with our military nower dis.
banded; such I'D Union a. the Peace ia.
mocracy treacherously talked 81 in the
Chicago Conventionf -~'a.'-. 60 -
The Northern managers 81 The r,e,nonrs .
uc parry mel at Chicago and harmoniasd
- me oela0efate purpose 70 perpetrafe :
i aaIu upon the people. Controlled abso-
s~N2 Oy spirit in favor OF submitting 10
C0neoefate terms, which permitted no
sentiment N favor Of vindicating the Con !.
sututlon ana the authority Of the nation to
oe heard. " unanimously recognized the
necessity 81 deceiving the people 81 the
semoIfnce Of . candidate in favor OF MAIN
tanning the integrity Of the nation by its
constitutional power. They chose General
Mcclellan Is the instrument Of that fraud
The nomination upon that platform. and
upon the sentiments declared in that Con-
vention, and in pursuance Of sach a CON.
lessed fraud, would have been regarded Nv
rs an insult Gen. Mcclellan has accent
ed the nomination, become the willing Fl.
strument Of the fraud. and has contributes
TO its aid string Of pretentious generals
ties, intended to be uttered TO the IovaI
people a. for maintaining the National
Union by whatever means NAV he fnnna
necessary, while he has furnished tie kew
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
Important to Slaye-Owners.

VoU are now entitled tn 300. npnn the
u filing of a deed II nIanuuissiou for oil!
sble- bodied slaves whom yoa may consent tu
enlist; al.o. the same for those wha have rus-
Hway-proviaed y"u put them il the array
and $500 ffr th.se vile are Already i'm the
service Now is yopr time, 81 You receive no
paw after the first Of March. I am prepared
20 furnish deeds 81 Nlanumission, prosecute
the claims e, a final and speedy ssttIemert,
and give all the necessary advice cnnccrning
tho matter. either in pers"n or by letter.
Address, ? ? 'NA. P.sFATON,
Attorney at Law,
~ Fox 1855, Washington City, d. G.. a
Office Room No. 20 18th St.. opposite r. D.
BY pcralis.ips, the names VI the .foii. wi,. z
gentlemen arc giv-p as reference: :
Hon. Thomas Fl Hicks, Nd,
+" l;ev-rdy johnson. Nd.
q" Francis Thomas, Md - q, So
=" f.. IL. Nebsier, - : .-L@s
John ). SeI.n,an. Pres Nd Sen.
a" j. n Bsyne, Nd, - hassro. e.
O.ien i;owic, IL
y. W. Wils.D,
Ihns. X, fsr,eks sEsqrs.s 80
FsLruar. 25th, 1s64-2w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
NOTICE..

E(iIE undersiznesl. having snls ous
- his stock If goods. Las, removed t.
lis Factory. near The corser of Rs.re 4
Lixin Streets. entrsUce ON B1rrr, where b.
will manufacture to order, Plnws, H.rsrws,
Cnitivai,rs, Corn Shelters. Wheat Thr~l,ers.
Lt,fse Powris,' iaarks,n'fh Be!e"ws. Sc &c
lie VIII ray particular atte''t,nn 90 repairs.
and most respectfully -ciicits his friends am!
every boly TO give hi,u their orders, And IN
will g,iarashse That his work will suit, both
10 qsality and price. = I~-.'3 70 s'trr !.
w n HARDING, .a
Nrar tae Cs'rnrr vi Barre Il L.aht.
tn the rear Oh Levin Jones' Iron Ss'r-.l
.-4-i. EaIh inter-. Nd
March srd,. ls64-tf.,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03

THE STEAMER PLANTER will con.
i ,inue to leave Baltimore every Wefnes.
day n,"rnias, protesting Is far up as Hill.
La ding. -
Returning. will leave Eili's Landing ererv
Friday morning fer tR.ned,r,, leaving Renet!,c,
every Saturday morning, a. 6 o'c"ck, for Pal
tim"re, calling a. the usual Landings on the
R'ver--alsn. at Fair Hayen aud Plum Paint,
going and retui ning. Htss EsFH
rs Freight received up to I O'Clock On
TUESDAYS.
Passage 10 Fair Haven. 500
Passage to Plum Point. ] 50
Passage I" P.,uxent River. so
Meals Extra.
February 25;h, lse4-T.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
LATE sHERIFf'S SAIB
.-z or, JALEABLE ,ras o.. I
es.@ -Jal z "a ~sf,s-- -ss-,e -s..s !f-s-
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

E1Y virsne of two wsiiS Ut vendisnai expo
~ uas, i.sae,l ont ct the Circuit Court fT
SAINT MGys C. uuty, one at the SHIT af I'rego
& Alorgm,; ar.l ta,c at the ,iiii Of John L.
Clarke, use u cary J'a'ns. againx; che goods
and chstt.-ix, lands and tencns~tts Of Daniei
T. Massaf's and tome direcse'ls md by ss1rsae
81 seven, writs Of seInli.i,ni exponas, i>s,is-d
cut Of ahs CIRCUIT C.siSt ar SAINT M4ry's
C@uEty, tass at slr ssis of John g. Mclch
4 c.: cne q! tie suii Ut. i'eersn,, Pays.tcr &
Dasi.; Sslc ~ ID" s,ii; 81 TIego & M,srsau;
s.Es q the suit Of. sauscg one q sbesuis II
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03

.r RATIFICATION NOTICE.
JuhnJ. tAllstan. In tho circ,it
". Court for Saint
Sarah a Crane Mary's County. SIT
aud Others. ting as Court Of
Equity.
pf virsuc of an,hprny-vested in mr l.y
- the Act Of Assenbly in such case
ma"esaud provided. Il is hereby or.lerrl
This "a day of February, 1861. that t!.c
Trustee rep"r; flied in this case BE- ratified
aud cor hra'ed, unless canseto ihc COLI ,rary
BE- shown. on or before the third Monday
of March uext; Provided a c,.py IF this
ordrr be published in the Saint Mary's
Gnze'tr. once a we,k for three succ, s.ivc
weeks, prior to the said third Monday sf
March n-xt -.v ....... ,
The report states that the laud sold for
SO. 900. -- ..s..'
BY order. nr 49,. a-.s.s
JOHN 4. CAVALIER. CTk.
True couv-Tc.t
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
JOHN A. CAVALIER. G'k.
True ccpy--Tess. -,
John A, CAVALIER, CTk.
February 18th, 1S64-4w. els !.

Chariiso. Nov. 81. iss3.
MtAsrs Eaiisrs - Please snnnt, ~ Jshr "
Posey AZ candidate for the cIerkshir sf tbs
Circuit Court far Ssin, Mays C.s.nsy. .. ~
nea' election Tor sIss, ofEce, and os,ss. - -
=. ~ MAsy rAttkSs.
Fsssistsr 1.k, IOGs-M. II -.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
MONDAY, The 7,h day OF
March next, a. N
EQUITY Notice.

1h'", IS. oa''s' . In fl The :, Circuit Ssni.
aWm.. Barsles. adj J. Couu;y. sitting rs .,
n,iuistrator Of Chas. Court Of Equity.
Harrison, and others s~%E
The object os thi. suit IS "a procure .
decree FIR the sale Of certain real estate in I
St. Mary . county.
The bill states. in substance, that Cha..
Harrison died some time since. leaving mn
insuficncy of personal assets to pay his
dct.s-that the sail Charles HARRISON
leaves widow. Rose Harrison. and Thos.
Harrison. Bcnj. Harrison. and Emily
HARRISON his heirs at law. and also prays
f',r the sale Of the real estate 10 the procee-
diags mentioned; aud also for subpenas
against Wii.ian Ru.:les. administrator Of
Charles Harrison, Res. IIarri>"ns> Thos
Harrison; Brnj Harrison and Family
Harrison. who are residents Of the State,
with the exception Of Benz HARRISON. -
And it now appearing hyitwo subpeenas
'.sued in the nb've ease against Emily
Harrison AMI .returncd by the Sheriff Ut
-. Mary . county mo. sumn,oHea' that
the complainant. under Article Is. Section
81. Of The Code uf Public G,:ncral Laws VI
this State. is e;,iiled to proceci against
Emily Harrison in this cause az q nou-rc-+
sident defendant: E.
1t j. therefore adjnlged and ordered ny
The clerk Of the Circuit Court for Sc.
Mary's county. sitting IN equity. that the
complainant. Nv causing copy .d this
order t" be published in tie 81. Mary's
Go="iie. once week for four successive
weeks previous TO tho ihi.d M"uday Of
March ucxs..gise na,ice to the said Eluily
Harrison of the object and substance nf
This bill and warn her TO appear 10 this
Court, either in person or r. solicitor. on
OF bef"re the third Monday Of March next.
to answer the premises and show cause. il
any she has. way decree ought not to
pass az prayed.
JOHN A CAVALIER. Crk.
True COPY Test. - Z
JOHN A CAVALIER, Crk. =.
February 18th. 1854 5ts. ..,. .
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
LITE EHEREFFS E.gEE
-@fssf =
OF
~ '7t 49, -. = xeEEf gEI8s4.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

virtue oil three wriis nf vcniiti,r ,f -r
p'"as, ISSUED "u, of the Circuit C,urt E,r
~: Mays Couutv. one Mt the suit os IN.
Htate'nf Maryland. Mt the instance and ft.r
Inc use OF Jatacs T. NJ Risky, Treasurer
OF the School fund Of St. Mary's e,unty
asa'h't the goods and cha,tel.. land. add
s.e.,nements. Of Joseph d Edwards aud
h"mas q Ward; one a, :he SUI. of an.
State of haryland. at the ipstancc and fur
'ae use of James ~ Heard. Treasure a
The C'u''ty Commissioners for ST.. M.ry's
C"uniy. use OF V Cau.alier. use e Geo.
Conb'. against the good- @ni ch.t,els.
'a"ds aad tenem"nis of Jr.nph n. FL.
wards. William j. Csrtwrigh, aud Thomas
-: Fafd: and one a, the sui, Of the State
81 MARYLAND. at the iastanc., and for the
n>" OF James +. Abcii, use OF Thomas G..
arg against IN" goods and chsttcls.
lands and ten":nen'> of Jn>.ph y Ell
warts. WilIia'n J Cartwright, aud Thomas
L. W :rd: anil to me directed. L have s,.iz ID
aud t.gcu in execution ali the si.i,t. title
Interest, claim aod denaui. a, law aud il,
equity. Of the, said Joseph ID Elwards,
William j. Cartwright. and Thomas C.
Ward !" aud to the following property, TO
! wit: -
! l"t Of Corn; I 10, Of Fodder; I Bid.
stead. Tick and Cloihjug; | Bureau: !
Table; Rocking Chais; 6 Plain Chairs;
Check; Bedsiead aud Ma.,rass: Looking
Glass; crop Of T"hr-of;, the house); ]
Gray.lI"rs..s lrs Csli:~l-Y..xs.. of Oxs.4; ]
Gov; Ok Cart;.1 Yearling; 10 Shoats;
aud D. gra 10y. nasaed J;n. }
And. hereby give ao;ice, that on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day 81
| March next, -
i on the premises Of the said Jos.ph D. Ed
/ wards. between the hours Of 9 o'clock, A
| NJ. and 4 O'clock. T. NJ. will expos.
to public uucii" I'll. above described pro
rerty. $. seized an1isl;eu in execution, tc
the highest bidder for cash Also to sat.
isiy officers c.s's on same.
| THOMAS l. DAVIS.
4 Late Sheriff.
| february 2sih. lSG4--ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03

0ECRaE o. DCkE announce himself sss
ean i'daie fss shsvs. Ass the nsxt eecs.uM IN ID.
saa.1y Cca'sy. and s"l'siss siss sa1rsss u his
sHe1os ana tSsSw e:titGDos ~ D. - e
Nsr. Ssh, lSE2>Ss. -W - IA
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
@ PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF Dividend.

NOTICE Or OIlIDEND.
~ application Of William Watts, admins
~ TRAITOR 81 James r. Crabe, late OF Sash.
Mary's rm:n,y. Geccased. it is ordered by the
Court, that the raid administrator nn,ify the
Judgment creditors nf said derea al 10 file
their claims against E,id deceased ir the Reg
lister Of Wills office of Saint Mars county,
Oh OF before tic LIST Gay Of May ne,t. ior
dividend. and that tits order I've published
in the Saint Mary's Gazette once a week ia
each w~ek, until tie SAIL let day Of Ma, mex.
Test. J. T. NJ. RaIEY.
Register of Mills
= nn@ sr5~s. is 81. Mary's Couaty.
February 25th. 1sG4--td.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
! EQUITY NOTICE

II W ~ ! ~ ~ ~ IL .
Thomas II Fowler In the t1rcuiis
aud others. Court for St. Msry's
vs.. }c'.un,y, string As q
Washineto" Bow'es Court Of Equity. Il
and others.
The object of this bill IL to obtain a
decree for the sal. Of the real estate Of
Gusty boWles. late OF St. Mary's county.
deceased.
Pie bill states. in substance. ttat Gussy
Bowles died !ca'ing real estate in Sains
Mary county-ihat there was 10 admin
is'Ta,iou upon bis persona: cstatc--tha, hs
left an insutic;cncy Of assets to pny hi.
debts. and that he left tie following heirs
at law: Washington Bo~les. Who's, interest
va. cold to DR. r Nc.'r; Hilleary isnwles.
whose interest WIS sold to DR. Il Neaie;
" j Bowle., whose interest was cold to
Thomas II Fowler: and William dean, ann
that the said Willis. Dean i. a ION red
dent Of The State Of Maryland.
The bill pra;s Tor sale Of the real estst.
for the payment "f ,h. creditors. and asks
or subrGnas again.i the said Washington
Bowles. Hil!eary Bowles. Or Rcht Ncalr,
Thomasil Fowler AID William Dean
Il is therefore adjnslgrd snd ordered ~
the clerk Of the Circuit Court s.r Sai,:
Mary's county. string as eorrs Of guilty.
that tue complainant, by causing copy II
his order to be published il the St. Mary's
Gazette. c"ce a week for four successiv.
weeks previous to che third Monday of
March next. give notice to the said VII
liam Dean Of the object aud substance Of
this billiard warn him TO appear in this
Court. either 10 persons or by soIiciiss. on
or before the third sIenday Of March. next. 4
TO 'nswer the premises and show cause, if
any be has. Why dscree ought 30. TO pass
a. prayed. -.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER. Ck.
True ccpy--Test. ~, 4.
ExH
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february 2s,h. IsGi-ts. 81
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
.NOTTrE TO CREDITORS.

-NOTTrE TO CREDITORs.
NOTICE is hereby gwen tina, the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Cour, 10,
Saint Mnry's county, IN Marylsnd. le,;ers
iesiameniury on tle Personal estate OF
Elizabeth Neale. late of sad, CO., deceased.
All persons having claims against the sad de-
erased, are hereby warned 10 exl,ibii the same,
wllk the psoper vouches thereof, TO the sui,~es,-
ber, on or before the 2ith day OF August, 1864,
otherwise they may lie excluded by Ia from ali
benekt of abe said es-r;e. Given under my
hand this 25,h, day sf February. I.e.
to Is' MARY ID. COAD,
ee- '=F' ~ Execusux
Eel,ruary 2Sxh .iRsl-Av ~r
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
HRS. Bt.RIE,S Sc HooL.

VI Nile next stssion will ccn.n,t nee Goth
February, Instant. T., glib iri,io;.
and toard per Eve m"Iths SO. payable
?'nrh rly. 10 rdvsnee. Music, French.
nrs"ns. Painting aud Fancy Work exsra.
Aadrefs Mrs. BURKE iias.@ Head
f',oce George county. Md. !.
Esb. usa, rS6E Sn. iiaf
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-03
LATE SHERIFF'S SALE OF
VAL CABLE
RIBAh BCgFAgF,Bo

DY virtue of five writs of Vendi.ioni
- Exponas, issued out Of the !Cireuii
Court for Saint Mary's County one q, the
sai. of PENS 4, Mitchell. part for the Use
the Merchants Bank of baltimore, par,
tor the use Of the FARMERS aud Merchants
Bank Of 48alti'nt re-. residue. use of Penn
i Mitchell; r.ue a, the suit of Mary Jaue
S:imms; sgaiDst the goods aud ci,attels
lands aud ten. N. TITS of William j Cars.
wright; ose a, tie sui. Of Mary L Digg.
.ud Eugene Digs. administrations ofJohu
IL. Digss. against the goods and chattel-,
lands and tencmer:ts. Of John Fl. Edelet.
aud William j. Cartwright. sur. obligors
"fJ. e. Esur; one a the suit offhe Stat.
q Mar, land, d she einstsusse and for the
u.e Of James NJ Heard. = Treasurer to the
r,uuty commissioners fos Saint Mary'-
G,unty. use bfV Ca,ualier. useof George
Combs. against the goods and chattel<,
ispos. and tenemenis of Joseph D Ed
yards. WIN. j. Cartwright and Thomas
e. Ward; and enc at 'he suit OF the Stat
II Maryland. at the instance and for the
r.e ii James Il Abel. use of Thomas g.
Ward. against the gaods aud chatsels.
J nils and ,enements Of Joseph 3. Ed
wsras William j. Cartwright and Thon,-
- q. Ward; and TO me directed. hav,
aez.d and taken in execution all the right.
I,le. inter, st, Claim and demand. at law
.sd in equity. Of the said VIM j. Cart.
wright. John II. Ed.lcn. Juseph ID. Ed
wards aud Thomas G. Ward in aud to the
f'al"wing property. TO wit:
Ose tract " parcel of land, called and
known ly the name Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-30
Another NavaI Failure.

The iron clad, Tunis built at Chester,
Pa, at . cost Of S3OOO 600, on being ordered
to Washington, proved an entire failure.
While lying at the Philadelphia wharf,
She was discovered to be leaking at the
rate of p inches an hour
Upon inspection by naval engineers,
she was nevertheless reported seaworthy,
ana started down the river in company
with two steam tugs, but the leak so gain
ed on her that she was put about at Cape
Henlopen, and the voyage abandoned
Her steam-pumps could not keey down
the rapid increase Of the leak, and she
was finally brought to Philadelphia only
by help Of bailing, her officers expecting
her every moment to go to the bottom.
The Navy Department Is responsible
for this vessel. The Tunxis was built by
contract, inspected by u Government in
spector, and yet was so utterly worthless
that in a river voyag of 200 miles she bare
ly escaped sinkin.
On the state of affairs into which naval
matters have come, the Tribune very
wisely and justly speaks:
The country Is becoming persuaded
that it has spent and is spending enor-
nous amounts of money for worthless
vessels Something more than curiosity
is excited Alarm and Indignation is ex-
cited, and disposition to examine into
facts and to Judge of responsibilities. can
not be wholly redressed. A single sue
cess does not cover multitude of
f,;lrroz Op tho otbar hand q fail
ure like the Tunxis, Ike
Nauhuc, like the Chino, is so disgracefuI
that it must attract attention and when
the fact is known also that whole fleet
of light-draugh Monitors are condemned
and when it is publicity stated by gentle
men like Capt. Marshall that even the
Dictator will be no more fit to go TO sea
than the little Monitors, we submit to the
Navy Department that, if it wishes to re-
gain any portion Of the public confdencs
it has lost, the effort must be made verey
soon, or will be made in vain.