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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
.luR oAprrRR oF MnsnY's cANNoN.

I''u III IlsII'V'E IF1~I'''''' ~ :
The Yankees are b1astiag 9. tbs capture ul
Col MoBYs cannon They were plutrd a. tIe p1o1
one thousand dollars a. reward Of his ttenrlcry.
Sumo ha.. dozen men Who Fdiiding o.. cninJ
were also captured. This j. suui .o- a. the gallant
Colonel who supply thor lHc"s bY captures froni
the enemy. It II teuun. huw That he aItil-
leIy rs AIS movements ggr rapid that IA toly would
prove AT iuCnrnbr1Hce 10 hin.
IMPORT Ant ELBEL MOVEMENTS ~ NORTH ALA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
RICHMoNp COMMERCR AND TINANOLS.

FROM nc i'leAIi' ~" " ~, 49, 80 -,
Al -ecent auction salcin Columbus, Georgia,
silver coin cold at $40 - for one brown sugar 80 10 per
pnud nails 81 per pound. salt 13d o. per pound, solo
leather > dsl2 90 peach brandy SO per eeon muslin
a. per yard.
The following she latest quotations Of Confederate
securities in The Mobile marset ~ miliun loan, long
date large size bonds ~ 100 small sic bonds hoo
l95; 900 million loah 0uI dates, ll0@i@ short dates,
"a 9s. per cents GJd50i per cents, 20 l' per
cents cato. cotton bonds l,ja 20. certificates o
deposits 100 million loan pa 100, registered stock !;
million loan lO0Si no. registered stock lO9mion oan
90 a 100; coupons, . million loan, 10000"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
IMPORT Ant ELBEL MOVEMENTS ~ NORTH ALA


A dispatch received at headquarters from De
catur Alabama yesterday reports EopDr ~ Courtland
and lis command IL MouilOh hnd ,umrfyAls Another
report received 90 Decatur b. 10 tie cleC. ta. EoDU
is az Florence and his nau luIcr 20 IuacuuLia
Another dispatch ffoni Decatur says: \ citizen who
came into oar icAe lines repuTp three companies OF
Rebels IL ambush on he SOucn H. iuid, tnd thru,
more 10 he tlcro tonight C'0n'f!l. supposed 10 BE-
after forage trains DicA Iay0r hs sags. q on B,d'
Creet rih M0asGRG Hta. IOInY b. iu attack Dcco
tnl within tMn haAa a..A ID h b " nllp him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
of,,s7 formed only with friends. should be rspaliaied

Of 1877 formed only with friends shout be Iephllated
on entering proposed convention with our unprlneI
pled Yankee enemies, IL matter, wo presume iu"o
beyond our humble appreciation.
THP LAW IN kIAgAMA.
From The Richmond Dispatch. Oct. 20
Alabama will he decidedly IN unsafe o'aOo ~.
Inv brca er 70 reside in Among lie acts passed nt
The lote session Of the Alabama Legislature was on"
which makes the crimes OF negro steaiihg, morse
ing burglary, ROBBERY and arson punsaaoic WIZ III,
nv hanging without discretion OF the jury Ahothe,
to punsh hy Imprisonment in the poni,entafy' 0r
term moi exceeding i've years. nDy lmPfesShs oo'
who violates the iuprcssment laY 10 any nap VI wi "
in the execution, or pretended oAeo"upu' VI .'o ,
THE EyEMPTs IN ALABAMA-UoW Tbh fhorhh
ESCAPE MILITARY DUTY.
From the Montgomery Mail -
soldier ordered from the Army OF IenneSSce
IA loin FORsTsIs command gives an Interesting &c
CONT OF what he saw and heard On his trr. We nave
bouexer ony room for one paragraph OF bis letter lie
saws: Arriving at the famous city OF montgomery III
dirty ard wcaried condition. we elt 'ha' We NJ al
rived at the birthplace OF the 'Onei.ihcy n"i wv. 50
cronkors strngglere, men exempt couo oe inuhu
within her walls. Alas, for human nope, lhhfs navy
gone from bad To stood upon the s,aels ai.u
10 sea Of human beings pass before me n'te 10
they from and whittier ere they g0lngi 40 me 'front.'
No replied bright eyed little fellow VINO WIZ 'o'uo
day make general, they are not. ihat oli iooH sou
sec tending 20 G Ut store ~ exempt Deo'u'' ~ lP
tends the Waysido Home that ctAeI one l'' u V"Ht'
fnr haunp wood 10 government shops; ln one IN ~"
Goyernor aid that one driving The hne DAY IS guar
scimasier and that one, -. &C. continued tne ,'py
=
fore US until molo than double tho number oi our entire
company had passed. -
THE UNION FORCE AND FLEET AT MoHILb IN
CREASED.
Ftcn, The Richmond W ti-. Oct 20.
The Noi,ic TrijHn6, received this morning, has
nothing interesting from below. except what y III the
form OF rlnor II il said that tho labkce Meet mas
been largely increased. ..,
Persons from the other side Of The bay say that there
is a large number Of Yaukce soldiers at Pensacola
Rumor fnasr$ IL ~. thousand.
COED B,E. NILaINdToN-A FINE APPRECIATION
or BRAGG.
From ,hc Charlottesville Chronicle -
We suspect that Gen. BRAGG Is going 10 VIII
miugt0n. Go,d bye, Wilmington.
the REBELS RUNNING TRAISS 70 c0RNTHi AIS-
sISslPPG, ASD BEYOND.
FROM ,ho Richmond Di.pieh
| Trains now run regularly over the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad 20 C0rrin'h says The hoafgo@ery
Mad The Memphis and Charleston roaa. We are IN
formed /. used for distance of ucaTly fifty niles an
the direction Ct Chattanooga The wEoie country j.
/ free from the enemy.
I f-t.rt NJ. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

A dispatch rom Decatur, Ala, reports
Rebels IN large force. vim aT.ilsrp and p0HfoaHs.
tween GuntergiLe. VI 4lllnLtIn aud rfclriirIs. fsr
eaiHR Ms Icsessfc r.rr a. csTiogs FoiHfs u
B,aris EigTfo Triaga. ~. oilrrrs ana cayaiy "
dressed Ia Tie regular Confederate Ll.io.m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

-
mediste n isrss rusIie anilce fpr . aperSl elec-
tinfs q ie hid ~ the ussisl rlsces ef holding
es>cslOilik 51isasd coantv do city, not ieea than
ave ae npsw uhsn len lsyss sfler saij nSpcss Sbr
the Iss,i1p1e cf supplying arch varnncy. !. "
SeSt'sn s. !. Ard ~ Il ea,scsesi. Thai de Con-
sslnttIeE nni ksrn5 or G7iernunepk sdefsted IN
s 's. -. .v ss ". " NJ ss ~ 80 -
Ssat@s for thsRs adoption .nr rejection, at .ach
time, IN such manner, ard suliec, to sueh rules
and regulations said Conven,ion may pre-
scribe; and the nr,visons hereinbefore tonsnin-
ed, for The Qualification ofvosess, aud ti'e held
ing ut she ele,,ions provided IN the preyions
sections Of this act, slsal be applicable TO the
eiecti"n Z" he held under this section.
Secti,n Z. Ard be 1t enacted. That in esse
OF ANY refusal or neglect of uuy Of the judges
of elteti.'n or ut any clerks of fne court, n Of
any sheriff of any county or Baltimore cry, TO
make any nj ihe returns, nr perform aEy Of the
duties required of them re.neriively by the pro .
Visions at thus act, such Judge. r,erk or sheriff,
so refusing or neyier'iny, shall he iiab.e 20 ia
jirtme.,s for s,,ch offence. aud upon coav,~iinn
Hereof, shnii lie deemed guilty. Of a misfe-
meaanr. AID he sentenced TO fine OF not less
tiiar haie hupslred dollars. and to imprisonment
ia tie Jail ff the city or county where snci,
0tIe''ce may have been committed, for term ol
nat iesss than six mouths ..=
SecioH q. Ana oe u enacted, That when tie
Governor shall receive ~ ie,uru of the rum.
Der "f balloIs cas, ~ this State f,r the adoption
or rcjecii"n of The CoHsti ti,uii,m subn,Hi.ed by
Conv~rtIoa i, the people. .sif upon counting and
casting up the returns AZ maize To him as here
ini"i''e prts:rit,esi. it shall arRear thss ma.
l"rits az the legal votes SAID eieciion are
in .'sor of the adoption Of the said Constitution,
he shall issue his Proclamation 1" the people oi
the STATE, declaring the tact, and he siaii take
snch steps as shall be required by the said
Con titn'ioni" carry the saa,e into full o"era.
'ien, and ,o supersede tie old Constitution ci
tins State.
Section 9. And he il eracfed, That all haiio.s
east at any nfthe e.ectiona to he held nader the
prov isinns Of ahis law, shall be written or print.
ed o" white rnper, and aly ballot or haliois
written "r printed on cnlnresl rarer. shall NOT
be sscraved by said judges Of election: and this
act shail he published. under the osder of the
Governor, in three os the newspapers in the
city "f BALTIMORE, Que of them 10 be q parer
printed IN German, AND one ir each county
whefe n newspaper is printed, onre week for
three weeks hes're the dav of election.
Ssctson 10. And be il enacted, That tins ac.
shais AXE e'fect from he day Of .is passage.
March 3sd. lS64-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

The CsEFEpEEArE SPIRir We are very
sorry, indeed that the opinion entertained for
s.ane rirae past hv many excellent people.
that the Rct"l Army and C.nleicracy wesc
81 badly br,.ker dnwn that they would D.. no
more seri.'us lighting this spring. "r l,enccfor-
war.l, has not Ieea sustained by a,ir latest
experiences. Tho Rebels. in their r~ccnt
encounters, in different parts uf the country.
with eur t,ool's. under Generals :ey moar.
Sherman. Palmer and Saiih, have fought
with their usual ol,stinacy and per,inacity,
aud marched with their orlinary cc.srity.
Their small de,achments every where Show
fight. and their large armies stand their
ground. The Rebel back bone is undoubtedly
la !rishtfal condition. and those uaacau ,i,.t-
ed with mnrh:d anatomy might easily ir,agine
that il was quite impossible f,r the nons.er
10 stand erect. But he ,i"cs stand, uevesrhc-
l&sss, snsl ii IL rthA sises Gee ssa neisilerlso
igrTe his yitalit; nor his power. AS long ~
the ariries of Lee arf Johnston exist. We
sssa;iansfe srca. deal &c work to do; and
even they, We lear. will have to be kilie.l half
a d"zsn time. bef re- thry csi be accounted
,iead.--ISeU furk Times.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
Walter Mitchell,
In the Circuit Csa,rt

s'tCtctts tU tffS Ctfrtitt StHEf
W. st Marys County.
Jnn. II. Sothnron. >aiiag as Court Of
The oli4t "f this suit IL to procure derrec
fr the sale oi certain real estate in st. Mary
county. which on tie l4th day of June.
1858 was nutgased l.. the defendant, Jnu
II >utirrnn, TO Walter Mitchell.
The hill states. i'm s,,i~tancr. that on the
i4'h day rf March. 1883, the said Jnn Fl
SothsaR conveyed certain real estate l,eated
in ~. aiary's coi,nty, and which is p.riicnlar-
~ mentioned in said conveyance. filed with
said hill as an exhibit, uh,o t!.e said Walter
Mitchell by way Of mortgage to seizure the
payment ~ four thonsapd, five hundred dol
lars. with Interest thereon as specliied ih said
Li,l to he paid in three wears. 40
The hill psays f,.r sale of sail real estate
to pay the ai,wcsaid indebtedness and interest,
and al.+, states that the said .Jbo Fl Scthaaon
is MT resident of the State o, Naryh.nd.
1t is Il erefpre a,'jndg~i and ord.rea by the
clerk Of the Circuit Court for Sc Mar, =
c"nntv. sitting a. court Of equity iiar the
complainant. hy ca,,sing crpy "f this order
t., bc p"b.isned in the fs' .nary'S Gazetie. u
rewspadcr published in Ieona:diov-n. St
krys c"unty. Maryland. once week for
f"ar successive WEEKS. previous to the ,hirt:
lfa,lty nf N,.ch next. give notice to the
said Jno Fl Sothrcn of the ohict and SUBJ
stance Of this hill. and warn lin to ay,prar IN
:iiis c'nrt, either in person or by so!isitor. IN
or hcfarc The said third Monday of Jfalch
next. :" answer the p,amises and shsrw cause,
il any he has, why detrse ought MOTTO pass
as p,syed. - sar se "
4 .soIINa A. CAVALIER. Clk.
.st Tra~cnpv--Ts>t. atsr.,r.
al !. John a. CAVALIER. Ck. (
February, 18th, is64--sts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
EslIsrnExr oY SLAVES IN kExrrcxy

ESLrsrNESr oF SLAVES IN kExTGcKy
FRANKFORT. ky. March l2.--I, !, undes-
st1rl that Governor BraD,ie,,e has addressed
an earnest re,nos.tranee TO the Presisc,ss rex-l
pectiag the sGr.ll,nent and enlistment al.
slaves in krniecky, ami has notified ti.e
President that lie will cxerm,e the laws ~
kenturky against all who ATTEMPT to TAX.
slaves fr m tsrer owrers wiih,ut their c,n..
sent. tIe cia'ir, that Kenricky has s,,rn.she.l
rn.'re than 5000 &c her s,ns 10 tlesrnd the
government. and IL wiling to furnish stsll
npse--all thsf j. ailoire,! &, her, that she has
proved her loyalty. and must II treated a.
such. and her hsws and evns.s, " .op mssss e.
respected. &C.. -,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

sERfors DISTURBANCES rs ILLINOIS Tho
last number Of the Chicago tribune. q vi..lcnt
Republican t'urnal. has the following: =
"Another aifray hefwcen the G,pprrh eaiss
and soldiers occurred u, H@s,fiG, Calhoun
e""nty. Illi"as. On Friday lass. a Copper
head cheerei f.r .T"ff. Davis. aud was mr. ,mrt.
ly shot down BY - snldier. Tie C,p,~rleads
then gs,l,erey alad hung three soldiers aud
sh.'t three others deal. f me.<lt s'f
''Ih- C"pperh,ads of Calhoun county arc
assisted nv re'.esrie Mis-nTians, ~ho are ia-
testing caihonn and Pre- c"un.ies by hat-i
dreds. No acfini has b'cn t,sken IN regard
ta it ny the authorities. The cisizns .f pike
couniy have or,.anizel th-nr.elye. with the,
ii'ts.nti"n of clearing cut Tho b,.rhwsckers.
and have unprecedented two OF TIRES vi the
supposed murderers.' Io
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

UCloxIsM IL FLORIDA Ths t'liowirg
description of Florida Unionisrn" is furnish
I'd ty the jacksonville correspondents ~. the
Philadelphia Ledger. who says. speaking Vi
the battle of Olr,stee:
"Gcne.aily y cakiss. Tie pe,ple through
the rIar.ely p"puia'ed district rl,sou Oh which
.'ur army moved had I'D pecu,,iary interest in
the Rebellion, yet all tie able bodied men
were eff in the Confederate armies. Possibly
the entire Confederate army that confronted
and fought ,.s at Olustee were Cninn aieu.
hut We failed to appreciate their loyalty. 1t
Is my privase opinion that Flri,la is in thr
Confeieracs. that there is little ~ 70 senis-
,nent Of Chionism there. aud that l.e State
is tot worth 6shting Jes. Pnverty. i:n~-
ancr. fil,h. fsa.. ssiigs,.es and rsls,li..a en-
compass the state frnn Key We. 20 Georgia.
and fr"n, the bar Oh ,lss st. Johns 10 Apai.s-
chse Bar. %
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

~ We clip the foilowiag from school
register. doubtless once IN tn. possession
Of m oil stve teacher. who believed In,
Solopnn's r,s,e
Friend, VIII" '"r thou art. gaze With
saddened son' unnn the rrrord iuscrihef
on these en'!n"'ng pages-and from thiss
'mclanch"ly Inspiration. draw. as / havs
drawn. tL. coneln-inn--that there's moth.
ing IN life like u si'ri xhrn applied Will,
g""'i jndgmen' and skill. for forcing sense
through skull tha, Is thick. or driving
young sncs ;-p Sciencs.'s hiFf. H, %
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

MICRO TR"oPi,-A T.,f. DELIVERY. Sc!
On 'fue"iay OF las W ck Gui barge bslv
ut negro i.s. irm the iasss
camp at Ter CT. reacl . 'sais rlaee.
and remained Ill nih'--takins posses. ion
4" the Court Hose. They were
acnnm'ani.d hs a c,u,-flrrahl. number of
rnnawars, chiefly women and c',iidns. Re-
'"re leaving. squad entered The Co,nty J.,
and re'ra-ca tw"ntv-nsc prisoners-ieaving
only ons white ma" in cosHrrn,ent. Ortl.ese,
eer"n were e"ffned Er criminal oif.nce-.
awaitin. the s.'"n If Tire. Gfanl fnry il,
srnl'w fine w'n. nns'ev rostlsri.,n far sr<oss.s !
aud a'ra.'insFsenfen the a:hsrs wcre for
various other offences. snch AZ larceny. &c.
Prixee Gessym
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

No Mong IssuLrs 10 kicHxoNo.--i~Ae,s,.
Bragg hes determined tn order 6f,cer huud;ed
ravslry to be permanently sta'h'nrsl around
RIhm"nd. Snch a f,ase pickciing Ike roads
viii! eifectualiy protect the city fraa the iu-
salts Of suri, raids ~ well IA the coii.iry
fr,m their injuries, -Sseh cava.ry force in
frons Of rsidiag part: will always check
them unti, the cavalry from General Lees
army eau come Mp. Snss' a force has always
i.een wanted herr; and ss,. fact that NO ciya :
ry wax permanently aiia.;.sel t' the Riciiannd
Geiss,ces has encouraged ss,r eren.y in, making
these raids. The pre~cace Of tlsr-e Efteen
hundred cavalry viii. r-i;..e ne r.. ~. ra..ing
parsSe-. If Gcrrrai Hainptsn wis, his ''.,x
hun.lrsd" c.a,li. taasn ans: exhausted by hard
travel frnn F.eierict sir,,g sy~ftak- ard car-
,ure so many. wns: dasa.s w"ald Esi-su
hnnslred fssh cavalry have ,lons under such .
ieeis? -t ttss4
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
III. There il "A ujsn;ticaut niece of pews

~ There is "a significant piece of new. in
tn. Ca,n,ls telegram about tie .iifl;cuItie.
which The North is beginning 10 have will,
the negroes. The Fodcrals are fnrbi.lin. the
blacks 10 remove from the r.an,a;i"us to
which ,hry belonged. under pr-tcnre ot sn.i-
,ary regulations. This. ~ some nf th.ir own
papers p"int ons, N only slavery in u new
iorm and uuder another name. Nature ami
circumstances are stronger than man. TIE
more experience the Fe&erals acquire, the
more they will cuine to understand the diiTi-
Guilty Of getting the nesro~s. accustomed TO
system "f conpuisorv Iain,r 10 work at all
when left free To do ~ they like Asa q,,es-
tion of probabilities. it may be hnkel iipDn
as morally certain that If the North were in
possession OF the Southern States and thair
negroes to-inorrow, they would oniv change
the system os Industry in name, and keep up
slavery under fl'n,sy disguise. II the pros
pect is rot bright before the Snnth IL ismuch
morn gls'omy for the E-.th.--Ne.Hiag Post
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
MENoRY.

Gllsw IIi.m HAsnilfaa SELL snme marvrIess
alfxies hl his ..er1lire~ 90 s.Momnryn H<a,
spoM III asIv 1s9est n - kssl
frssni ~ sscsIlwsisp. Esnsca cxal'IeIns sf
age, because be cannot. o. he once did, report
two rhonsand names in tie order they were
read 3, him; and avers that ~, one ncrasion,
wher, at his Studies, two hundred uacs,anectcIi
verses having ben pfssne,nced by d:ffsrent
pupils ot bis ipreceItos. he r-peaf~a si.rm in a
reversed order. pnceedius frrmy the last ~
the fir>t utterrd. A q,aick aud re,cafivc
mcnsorv hath ofwors.s and things is an ina
valuable srea.u-e. and may l~ had by any ,ne
who viii take the pains. The"iore Parker.
whrp IN the sliviuitv -~hoal. had nsstinn that
his memory was detective, and ue.1!edI lr,kin.
after. anl he had an imr,eilse cl,rsnolsgicai
chart hung mp 10 lis rooui and tasked l.ina.
self tn commit the contents. all the names
and e'a,c, ,rsn Adam anil the year one icwn
to Nimrsh. Ptnlcuw Soter Helioeah,,l'ss. amh
the rest. Our verbal menr1y s'ores, fail, ti-
unless we a,tsn: TO IL aud keep it fresh In
order. a child will Commit aAa recite
r.rhatfm easier than an adult, AMI Siriss Than
hy-. I" keep the verbal memory fresh, il
is carital exercise to study and res,ifet new
languages, or c.mmit and treasure MP choice
passages, ,uak'ns them part Of our mental
wealth. ~ kTlHofn
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

THE CaMxAxp OF TnE MIDDLE pxras7-.
MEHF-h ha. beer. .fat-sib bv tie Wsshingion
correspondents Ut tAe5 Nee Y.wS rai.es.. and
hy the WasslH..tsa C,raasicle. If yssseriay., =,
that General Lewis W.iiae, e Iadiana. has.
been appointed tn rhe Saan,ari Of 'i.e sfiid.s.
Depsrtnssnt u, place of General LrkwHA.s
". pfsscia inflammation III s'ie aAs.ve change in.
the command Of this department bad up. Ia
YESTERDAY evening been received IN ihis dry
-Balfxore San l4h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
PROBABLE ar,rnrxrxr or e;rs. Mrx,v-.

PROBABLE 2E1IRExKxr or G,Ex. Mrsny.-~
WA<IissTss. March i2.--Tfe r. publican Of,
this aiterno"n. ,ecr-ts 10 learn t!,ai Major
General Meade has n'a sn!irien'ly rccorere.f
from his late a'',w's of piseun, mis to w.rrans
his catering ,;po', anoher campaign with :hs
Army "f the FY,"u,ac Hi- phy-;..i.n ad-
vi-e' him ,:'s 'si ss'er',pf s',ch a thing, and
there is 6.lr' d'asbt he viii yisl Ito medical
a'rre and retire far awhile from actiys SER
vice. - >E
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

REsrLAa ExcH sY6E ~ PsrsoSE.s TO BE-
MADE !IEsEAsrrR.=7-The irieHds sf tine
Uni,n prisoners "a the S..ush will os grstifsd
to learns tbas arrangements have bccn rJortri
hy which rssnlar exchanges Of pHs nara viii
be male hereafter. The GaverBis-1t has
gracefully rcceisi from i,s drisr,n,ra inn ..
k'rce General Butler upon the Csnfederaics a.
the uhiy a.cBt al exchange. amt have sclegat-
ei that autl,ar,,y :" Major Mnnfa'i. wr~e
associations viii, Mr. nA.ld. TIE x sri crn-
n,is>isaer. lave huret.E.-e isecn pl. ,ssnt AZ
~eii as !i.msicl. Ths first exchanss~ unsisF
the aew resaiait,n hAs already taken place.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
- The New York l5srH say. ,---"Thrr~

No. The Ns~ York Hssi says s--"Tlrr~
il q very aauge.o,,s state .a fe~liu. growiag
up at the Net Ths DEMOCRATS are quietly
organizing ia many p'wes d project thcns-
s-is.~ against nl%a in she nrsiag Of tie
United sta.ss arsn, whn are de.,r yiEs iseiii.-
cratic rswspaper ..:.i:,es auf c.nri,ting usher
.,utracss. n.4 snilv ~isis.ur srh'Ikr fr.'n. the
n.i.issry aatisosi,iss, Uat ani.areutiy With tLes
sosrstA" .sl s4a.' II
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

DsArs eg Parsx TIeHrsa. .--Juhu Me-
kay. the prize Fighter, sLe famous aasosg
sporting sneu as the secaud ~ Heenan ii
bis eight uish M0nrissay, end klsa trainer
Of Hs,nmill. tbs champion oarsmsn. was
aecidepsslly killed st Feesdou. ea the
Ohio sisss, hse Ssssplsy, II
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
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A IL p-r~ons indebted TO the late firm 81
IN Leach K johnson are hereby n,tiicd.
,hat, imlsss they come s,rwarl and sesalc
their is,dei,etl, esson or Before the lsi DAY of
March nexs,l they may expect their claims
tn I've placed ia ike Lau,is ef officers for COLI
WIN, r. LEACH,
!. -. c.. L. JOHNSON,
February 9Th. ls64-sf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

LesnGrd TosA 81. Aarys Cssaty. Asrylssd
+" ILL practice in the Courss Of xhe frst
w Jsiicisl Grcul,=Ss, Mars Charles
and Prince Gesrs.'s Cxasl,ss. -
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

DEaD NuIsa,--The Chattanooga as1sefa
s,aiss .tl,sf. tcuse.n tue point ef !spksns
Mou',l.iu and fanigcport. dos'n tho SAilsy -
tho fcnsses@s.. fs twenty -ivs nan IS dnD4
males. IN Que evsa.ua,us strins- ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

jor lljfke frnf inserticln ard 25
for eskry subsequent insertion. =
~ lines ior lcsa eonstitutc . squilres-
Is the nunslisr of Insertions be not marked
~ TIE advertisement, IL viii be pablish-
= until forbid, and charged accordingly
A liberal deduction made 20 those who
Sjressis w The year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Sprctal Il ourrs.

MEDlcAL NorIcs -I'r Z. CoRs may he
consulted Nc fol oWs In Dayton, a. the IN l.
Inns HOUSE, nn Wrdnepdny, Deei mber 3Oi
"Wednesday, January 27 Wednesday, Febu.
arv 2E wedne-d.y, March 23; wrduesd, =,
April 90 wedn sday, Muy IL; "Wednesday,
Juae Is
Ia Troy, q, the Morris IIoass, on Thvrsd.y
Drcember Al; Thursday. January 2Si 1tas
dav, Fehrurrv 2j; Thuradav March -; Thurs
d,y, April 2li ThurSdsH May l9 Tbursdsy,
June Is.
In P,aais, at ths P Qua Hanse. on Friday
JAnuarv 1; Friday. 'nasry ~; Friday, Fet
ruary rs; Frid4v, Mueb rs. frid4y, April u
FRIDAY, Ny 2s, Friday, June n.
In Xs ,is. ~ the fivelng House Tue'dHv
.n-eemher ~, Tuesday, JahuAry 26: TUESDAY
February 23; Tuesday, Msrrh ~; Tuesass
AnriI 10; Tuesday, Aay III fursday, Jun'
49,
nr Zone has pFaciiced In the aboVe place
about Ave ye4rs. Sih the mosf gT,diting sue
cess tie ir-Ais AL forms of rhronic diseases
and avsis0f improvements. in ull schnol
OF mediciue. No charge Tor con.uhsiinn
hHt cash tor N zines. ConSut DE-, Copl
before iI is1es lsss 80, sl,.s4. ,4.s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

r@-R j. H ckinnd-r the cd Kentucky
Whnn. doc lie, has been made prr.id-nt Of
th, Sh lyirr Convent ~ WHICH i p.w WOW
Ing in Font S'rrt Tb,aue, D,himote, TO.
day l. i, the second Pc iI.iI al Conytt.
ton which the rboliton drslro,-t- have he d
this season, nnd We have II, authority Of rhr
New Ynk T,d,pe"dsm Tor The slSr' msrt
that II 'hid vii cour It 6b,ul the IT. ,i
S plru her. The ,d.a WA, wh,n tie tin 8
Tor the i hin uurp convention was set lhht
Rich mond wru'd by that rrnr bs in f. DIR
ha' d., aud that The CurYrrtion should e
adionrned 10 hil ely, aud Lin,on nomira'
{ d there tn irresistible cst P,W d'rte
d dat smile, nud lh- nipP,r. 70, lama''o .
i,t will have 4 he coui+tt " III Wht his sy''
0phsntic 'r-iaiu'r- can d !ur h,m NJ u lIi-
mue We are a. xiuus 10 ste ihr plat 81 N
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