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OF TENNESSEE.
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HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

and lsweat ~ did the svess pn.r..;.. :,
Isr.el ss the lnss Of Ibis sou Absuuou, -
"a his agssy Of heart h. crisa. I'D m, ~
Alsslaaa, @ Absalom. nv Won, nv sc.,,
0s 80 eellie! q SCR Nellie. dear. a.,
's ot's's.',s.l al ~a. ..., -,
ksk9 ~ spirss;siisn. cl.iusa h., J.
j sleerss AMI AZ the he. sose ~ -.
uislsee kszsls lullaby bat its v;br.. -. =
- illsess. her Heavenly Father took b..
~ lily. eals1l aishous pang It n,ind =.
6a1y. k0nF msllis's earthly tab.rn..,.
rsss.. slseps u Is mother E,rth.~
Bsk we.hapss We tsust, Ne believe her mi.
rid NV NM Gbe Heavenly Choir ~.
chaat eieraally. Holy H.lJ. Lnri God os
Sahansh. And yes We trail n,ss,als'mourn
Our Nellie. lost 10 NJ; hut laughs, We A.,
1.-The Lord hath given and the Lwd h,,h
taken sssJ. Blessed Be the name If II.
good Lard. There !. deep sos,sv n n.
end virtunss. even At E'ar scose. Bss. q
how s.d3sr. Nhcn. -jeysast-. aasl- ..,r,
youth. pesssl bsfxesn childi,h g.mbtls ana
rneasrvr guawaAys sisqsuA so~sl hhna novsr
I'M full bSoMus@and seWUetucao- Thus ~
''e or ssii. u. .sl s, . :, ID. half b.,,
ross, sss sstesesA Our Nellie WIS con.
slant joy whore s.ss she dwels. Our Mel.
les bsaet sss aalt and Md - aeS upon
The gr.ss.. her MAD n ,hak order all sus,
aeeds respect. Kess loo che icchsook',
tempered stsel o. ID ~hs essssssppsd the
lima of respset and ,pnpsistjs harmless %
. siles.s e NM. IL East frieasds aud those
ruled ~ propricsy. | would not zee our
Nellie in her .shart inpeas. sbeesnse I heard
hsr mind mas detkroaesl7i I would not go
her, when che immortal essence h.d leR
the corrupti6le tahernaslc.o Hat a. las.
saw our dear Nellie With Beauty truly
best" 80 Is she ,i,naeed asd s,inia,ored on
the tablet Of ~ heart and nemmy. There
let it Be treasaFed. NOT fading. bss brighter
and brighter until the time ,uhcu Ne shall
chant in Eternal Mansions. clio same Ps.
ans and Hsllslujahs. Our finite minds
capnos eompsekshd DE promises sfIn6ui.s
Mercy; but if L.ses seeus to H.. ~ il the
Joys Of Heaven will he intcnsi6 u by 70.
union Of shose dear. loved oses on earth.
The Storm cloud Of grief Is DER. Passing
clouas drop tsars on the grave of our Nj
lie. and anon. smiles illa:us Bat Is the
rainbow often decks this sile 6f the c.oul.
while beyand the rain 10 showers paurs, 30
faces will often smile. while hearts will Be
in scars for our own dear. sweet. last. NsL.
lls BLAk,srsxs- l., z. GERNANUj.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

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,en = esssrta;aed n's .csss'": s
snvo.ssanese. cu' = 49, 80
e a1es DOL ne!e . aels"' n,"sea' .as
me. soceeo'ng - S0~ IL e.'l IN.
osaoes.1s %..ocI; :. 'oA ~; 81
menoef .ng ~. e..'s I'll" y
|guity q tne n!knest cf'~s .no." 70 y.
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rapf Ar- nalns. 80 $3.50 49, = o'us.
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three naass rs ri oon's 'n.V tue nosss y
the sld o1 .ns paeo eeon soa esege. g 'ne
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

giasia. end 10 the fehior 1T hss ihss
fsr cssuel elsims : L. advantage.
Lee and l'saasesrd - hsve ths fsll
esa6desse Of the Govssaa5 - I'D pssple.
asd the pres lssdly applss.1H their l.'s
military ashievenesas.
The lasas fro~ nls |Ier sAeyefhse
be hsd besn heavily esys = vsth q =
my. bst uas hoidine II ON a ~ @ale
q his dipsseh. ~ 6xtt had 4sa
throughout the az. asd Il Gpal rsssslt
has MOI besa oakeially TED. III The
previous sighting. Ges stIer sss1ss1
heavily. end . loss Il 5009 + moo <,samis-
ted BY the Govsranens orspss. Risl.a,sod
papers eosfsss list Beaaressrds ioss "a
likewise heavy. bot 10 essi~ass l. given.
Geo. 7BdsIsr' b noe easssehsd Oh The
james. and his mentors are reported y b
E.essins Pert pafliss nj e-vsary +
actively operating sgaisss he Pstesslnrs
and DanvilIe lines Of esa.ssinsios. nut
she nsin .bsly Of HE feres sss.s 70 NOV
be acting strictly % ihs deleszivs. \ !.
Rcsarstfrom Northern Georgia show
th.ts Johnston Is siil: retiring b,;fure SAer-
tn,u. Who i reported . bel pushing for
ward bis colsmns IN the direction Of Atl.a-
Eta. Rome has beeu occyaisd BY QUE Of
Sbermau's columns. - rjs.aDee being
made q vas anticipated. IL il nov
thought si,,i the grca, struggle win come
OF At Atlan'a. -. is is supposed. Jshssion
Vim hardly retreat further. There Pee
teen eoa.idesably lighting along tie soate.
| and Johssson claims e. have 'sin1iessd se.
we're loss upon the enemy" SAersnan's
forces sse s.xim.t.d %. 900 y ihst Ssulh-
err press. but no experimentation are AZ.
pressed in, regard to hjs nuveu'enss4 ! II
Georgia shall be thoroughly occupied.
however. = grest blow viii certainly have
been dealt the Coafsdesste Govsrnmcn..
Wa think the loss Of yIsisia eoala searos-
u prove greater 9ds ase Lsisf'' R9d E'eS
late iaselligenss from the Red River
shows ii 4 Hanks has evaeua,sl A:exap-
dri., and Com, Porter has sseseeaea 10
saving the greater paraies OF biz Asst'--
O6ei.l reports from Kirby Smith shsx
TIA. he has hapdled Banks quite rcaghly
|if We may even partially credit hia stais-
,nen,s, rEisht. thou.apd killsdisslI .sss-
.led. six4eiheasaaa prisoners. thirty. four
pieces Of artillery. tSslve HUNDRED wIsss-
ons., Z one gunboas. and three ir,nspossss' 7
are clsimed - the ,ftaiss Of bic vietnsjeA.,--
IL il claimed IT the South shst Gen. 0tcdls
lost bis eotire wagon train. sud tint Prise
and M.rnaduke are msrching on Little
Rock, The latter pl.ee. however. i strose-
~ fortiaed. ana ~ill probably be held y
gainst the united forces. sa' ss@
Since our last psblie.tioo. We ~ .hs
report Of fight - the Sheoanda>k vsllsy,
in vhish. Sigsl was, encourseredbJ Brsckl
enridgs and driven seross the Shsusndoat
River. Sigel lost several Lnudrea ,laau
and Eve pieces Of artillery. He has ainst
been removed. Disadvantages sdivisiiii
and Hoke's brigade are reported 10 havs
reinforced Lee. ~ =
Steamers have lately arrived from KN;
rope. bat they bring no news sfi~pos'
tance. +, ,e3s., ras,nB :sdl ssHa1i- - ~
Gold i no~auosed &c lsl to 1s3. ~
tsts .st.At Ettsyjs tstsla
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

n Nashaaisl H.vshres. ths. eissia'
gsished A~ssiesss sassliae. did aAPlj'
~sslh. Mass. On the lSsh isss. '-'''--..'T e.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
speech Of Hon. Dsnj. g. Harris.
W. t.S,n r,,.o;v.d from, ths Hon r

speech Of Hon. Dsnj. g. Harris.
We have received from the Hon. B. G.
Harris. orr Representative 10 Congress ,
number Of TIN Daily CaaaitHsiosd Uaios
sontaining tho late speech ontAs Missouri,
ssasessed Elesaion case Owing TO the las.
hour It which the speech vas received. ), -
are unable to publish it this week Da
we give below the eomaseass Of the Eaios
which are . fair review Of the speech. snd
show the manner in which Mr. Harris j.
treated By the oppoa;fiau in Congress. NJ
hopa TO be able to lay it ~ full before oo'
readers pext week.;tgosE ltea ai Ia
From dl< Duily Conaitasioaal Usios y
/ @.rt -. the 1StA iass-. A aas
ANOTHER SPEECH FROM Tai
1 HONORABLE BENJAMIN G. HAIR
Is HIS. IL
4 On the 9th pf May. the House had m
der consideration the Missouri Conteste<
Election Case. In the eoarae Of the de
bAae. which Vas very pointed. the Hon
II. Winter Davis, of Maryland. subnittet
some remaks IN which he attempted q
chow that every act Of violence 1t ID,
polls In his district vss directly charges.
Bic 10 the Dsaosrasie party. and not % NJ
political friendy and faEsher on be Spoke
Of Ex-Govssnos Egos. 81 Maryland. ~
. .'traitor.Y Aaia-b =
AT the close Of bis speeeh he Hon. III
Harris ross. ssd issianaly every eye q
the Hall mas Fivesed upoa him. lis
vellaknovs fat 10 the Opposition. that ii
ooarags l. equal TO any esnessesey. szit
that be nevee l,sssr.lises TIE loses q III
well eboieu sssAinesn By giving EXPIRES
sion % thsm ID weak words. The Hous.
seemed 10 fed ahat Me-. Davis had falsiied
history, and that bis exposure would b
complete aE-the hands Of Mr. Harris, il
his general aAbesioe 'fbr his entire SsAte
be could ust foFbeae % realark ID openisg
that Massachusetts had % tight 70 saif 4
Auf upon Baltimore city Cor her PM
Ugly enorGisiss q long = ths ekasres
renlaips Of MOIST Bensdist leak as.sBus
| ker Hll. Ses d lesg = the eensry a
Her ..Hissr eossa,ittee entielcs Der - q,
scosn ord seonssnpt q the 1mA-bnt |
sppearsd g b. Mr.. Harris fest siph 4
inqeiss ~hst esidsnse Nr. Davis hal ~
Ex.Gosesnor Ligoa ~ . '.tssitog.@ A.
lutss &c. pssis ssaaed sie Airsss 4ssa
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
SAINT Mays GAZETTE
Ls0SAaD Town NM.
THURSDAY INCOMING. MAY -. fes4

81 8
Dsneea1ie stst4 cosvslI ttons
We ass tkas several 4 slbe psnoesetis
papers 10 Tin EkHIx ORD epdmisg che
call Cor Stats Con ssnsion ~ ~ Demo
sraais party. 70 neslI y .i>liiaaavt on il's
9th Of Jars to.nosi i,ate Dslsespss % a.
Chiesgo O6asent;os ~hieh mscia on Gu
4,h Of JAY next A call has b-sn.usds
fSr the eisisens Of Carroll County q ~
ses,bls in mass meeting to select county
delegates. but no move has been made in any
oshsr county. 30 far as We have seen. We
sthink Il highly important to the Interests
OF The State that the Democratic party
,should be thoroughly reorganis-d through
out it, limits. and tina. the State should Dc
well aud ably represented in the Chicago
Csayenion.r Our, only means Of freeing
OURSELVES from the fsnsticaI dogmas that
have seemingly gaiaed ;tbe, sacspdeucy
over the people n this, Stale, issinsalIying
10 The standard af the Democrats party,
] disseminating its principles, fssr and wide.
rssd ss0wsing them with success a. she
'sPrssaeatisi election next Fall.
y We hope %. see ths ball put in motion
.thnughess The state. and especially in thi'
District. ssd the exaa:ple IT Carroll county
aifsllovsd BY her sister counties. s,9a
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

ASsAPoris Nsy 20.LTbe Convention
mes-presenk IS members. s''' "a ,'I-
Mr.. Purcell offered resolution that 40
Dembsr shall hctexftcs receive any per
dem durisga his a5senssi from the Conven-
ton. except from illacssior unavoidable.
occurfence. &C.,, which lies over. 90
) Mr.. Markey offered an order that the
Comaaistee 90 the Judiciary inquire into
the vexpsdiency Of changing or amending
the testa'nensAry system 10 cases where .
tessator has devised his property 10 his
executors. % be sold. o. has directed his
real estate to be sold By his executors for
the payaseat If debts and legsc;es. Or fur
any other psSpose, 80 - in the event Of
the dealt of both executors or the surviv-
o.. Or death Of sole executor. to give
power to the Orphans Court Of the county
or city OF Balsinsore. where letters tesla.
msntary havsr beea ,gsaossd. 10 appoint an
administrstor. de LSsiss ssos. with the vill
annexed, and invest him With power tn
cell such real estate. and administer the
proceeds aseording 70 the will Of the tes-
tatos. After considerable discussion By
Msssrs. Brisooe. lanes Of Somerset,
Schley. Berry Of Prince Georges. Daniel,
Sands ard Ma,kcy. the order vas adopted.
Mr.. Clarke offered the following so
! Ordered. That the Committee on the
Legislative ,Dspaimeut b. Instructed +,
inquire into the expedisocy Of inserting
the following articles in the Constitution ::
!. 1. No free negro or free usulstts shall
come into Or settlc n this State after tie
adoption Of this Constitution. .J''@I'
4 Z. All .eontraets made with any free ne
gro Or free nsIatsO coming into this State.
contrary TO me provision Of tho preceding
section. shall Be null and void. aud any
person Who shall employ sSsh free negro
or free mul~lto, Or otherwise encourage
him or her 70 senasin in this Seafe, shall be
fined in sum not lesssthan fifty dollars
nor more than Eve hundred dollars Tor each
offence. PSI
3. All fines which may be collected for
. violati,a Of the provisions ct this article
or any law which. may herssftsr Be passed.
for the purpose Of carrying The same into
execution. shall b 90 spsrt and appro-
priated Tor The eolooisaiion u removal b.
yood The nmies Of the Sests q such free
neeross and ssulzttoss and Ethsir descen-
assts. = may be in the StaAs ,at the adop-
aida It this Constitutes. and my be vii
ling % enigrase. Jzz
I. The Csneral Assembly shall have
fall power. and il l. hereby nsade the duty
of she ane, y pass all ia1sr neeesaEy to
carry out eifsetu.lly abe Pnasisiosa Of this
sgticle. E,ass-ig s-4i19E74 .l-l1~ ';i' 80
81: DIR. Sands spoke 10 seppoaitioe 10 this
order! Pendisg Tia ldiseus,ios. the order
af che day lvas called. being ths uu6sishsd
business Of y~sAesdsy. upoa sha eepast ioi
tie Connisiee % Rsls 81 The 9svssa-
nsent sf the Convenfian..e l..sf - eys4iis4
The rules wass discussed q length and
fsally adopAsA. as, gIsE aTE s-s4s ~
The Csassstoa r jessssi nstil to-aor-
Fpw. - issx gaif tssesai,. ~ go 2's''S
!, 4,ssl asrit----bs.'i,.E ,,sszs<
AxsAroLls. Nay 10.
The Co.vensiss gssst. i'.Rsssent ~
uemhees.zs -.sgt,8usp AZ lstEs .1eif2sEi
Il Thsorder sf Mr.. Chsrks rrsssiasd yes.
asrasy propoiieg &sss 1aA1eadssss u T.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

Death ufCoa- B I. Heard.
Died. 1t his resielesse. ID Iris county.
on Friday. NE l3sh Instant. CD. Bene-
d;ek I. Heard. sged aboat q gears The
deceased ~as members she cd Wig
Patty. and followed the stskaui d e. gif.
ted .j<sder anti IL ok istaItks De- -.
usids he ssge 4 Ash1sn& Willis 10.
Ilideal lie. be ia a.as, posi6isss Of Is,
srust "a diais~ ~. nd the ak;lisy ~ B.
lelisy ~isk widsk se 1Is.h.rsed hiis ppbl;c
|dadssA xoa tiissco1f hence ssa ssteen Of
sll Who knew him. His vote Upon the
EIGHT million bill." whilst representing
this soulDy in the Stsfe Legislature. rem
dcred him. fur time. sutject for parti-
ran censure and acrimcnieus criticism; but
his known ,sseriiag integrity Sf chatsetes
and purpose placed him above the din Of
party. and elevated bim to 4 position 70
which the poisoned shafts Of envy strovc
IA ssiii u sttain But Temporary and short
lived was this warfare upoua himr His
old opponents and vilkfess learned to love
and sespeet him. and many soon loudly
applauded bis lpI.,liitiis.l wisdom, They,hsd
done BIN i,jussios in the heatea eanbat;
when reason issansed It's sw.y- fhey eeald
but seek his forgiveness. sa1'-
AZ member of the Orphans Court Of
this county. Col. Heard acquired usuch
celebrity. With mind welded to justice.
and far-seeiDg and discriminating 10 its
character. be filled this most important Of
our local public trusts ip manner tia.
ELECTED the coana.suds.ien, and respect Of
all, who held Official intercourse. with BIN.
He was the orphan aud the widov's ear.
nest protector, aud ihe injured never
sought his assistance in vain. ri zzr
In the last War with Great laritsin. Col
Heard uss amoug the 6rstpto take up arms
from this county, to repel the aggressions
Of the ruthless Invader. 10 every impor-
tsnt eight upon the soil ofhis native State.
he was an aciivc and sosloos participant,
and he closed his military career At North
Point. battling nObly BESIDE The eitisen
defenders Of Baltimoss. ,I rs l,s,eJ.ass, /
|, LOT him il may be- truly said is'lsft 20
enemy behind him. -Asdevout member Of
the Roman Catholic Church. he cSnisrlnned
strictly 20 its every requirement.. aud he
SINK to rest like one who quietly falls a.
sleep runderl thefiuau.nce Of the fstigue
Of an overriding journey. For him. and
such 8 him. life shall prove e.erna. His
Christina charities aud! piousl' examples
rea,ain monaments of his true WORTH and
rc remember him not as one Of M. but ..
one above US. Let Us drop = tear upon bis
grave aud continue to cherish and sreyere
bis memory. that the example Of Ibis good
deeds may not be lost. upon US. ,9oa5'
- --S-~.~ ------
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26


The News .a r. Sal sat abs -
During tho past se~ days nothing off,
cial has hem resolved from either Grant
or Butler. The former. 1t latest accounis.
was steadily advancing in che direc.isa oi
Richmosd. and report locates bio sdvaIses
four miles South sf Mastapoaax church.
which il several .,iles IN advance Of Bis
old position. Since Wednesday and
Thursday last. 40 lighting Is reported and
the engagements that we're then fought
sere bat heavy skirmishes. when com
pared with the former eombass that ;:haye
essued, On Wednesday, the attack vas
made. b Gnnt and sa thursday BY Lee.
Do Friday. Grant made gsneral aivsnee
and found the eseny missing Heavy Ar
Isillery firing has been hessd here during
the psst tsa.er .thres days. IN chs diree.
lion ofiths old batsls Geld. but xhethss
Lee i ssill resreasiag. or han come. to .
stand and offered battle. is sinply D iqa.lsI
Cor eonjessrFs.a Our sxehaases. give. n
nothing. slkatsssr. sf .thiss'sssls opera
sions. md d may he.. fhaa hsasy, engage.
aseu.s have been Ought and yes iess..ia a
Be reported. The toae u III Rial'.ead
press i sAessfa and haPsfsl spss III
question &C ressla Ct 'she stfsesle 10 VI
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
OBITUARY.

Tens Of ibousssds f.ll. nay. huslrsis OF
ihousasds have fallen. and The satieas r.
juice. Az. even salightsped. bst~ selisa
Enrops sriles and gisAts over the ho,rid
carnival 81 bl,od. and death aud pasalel
bsslies. 'Tis The eAsae. Bat spr Nellie
left Us, and ws weep. We weep; Jsssa
vspe u sympathy With Mary and Martha.
Net q the deaEh d Lazarus, foe b knew
BE eosH and vosA Seslars Tia dead La
srss 'eht isssn. sire. Dos ~ s,ss
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

CONGRESS.-Ths feeling in this body
ia still feree and warlike. and i de,ernina
,ion 10 vigorously prosecute The war seems
the controlling influence at, work. More
men !, mnss pc raised. aad more taxes lev.
led tpsppport the~- Y Beyosd this late de.
mosssrsaios efa teaper. nothing ne~ ha.
occsrrsd. Congress. indeed. seems ID
haze, concluded that the preesat business o.
the csnniry Is war. tsod has, consequently
disceaied sR massersiof eisil import iron
the Nuaioaal Csuncils. 1l'..- !, .,,.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26


!. On the 18th instant. after ~ Illness Of
ten days. Of typhoid fever. Nellie n. Bla-
kistone. w
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When health and strvuesh were thine q
Death whnFes'd MT in warning times.
a,a "zlso seeks and tlos art ssins."
No viisns sf shs shroui and pail, l.-'
Msr'd shsa Thy lifs's young dream.
Nothadows 81 the dark, dark grave. d,
- hDimmd thy ssar q Hopes bright CLEAN.
Thy future fhsn ssa'ned full q Ni-.s--re.
II fran Pleasures csipbiis svsr. ssws,--4
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III To uaorsals happinss bssso.s; 'i'h !
Thine vassn envi,hss Ut my lansntsd fliidd,
Ths' dhDss thy dsys-isvmssur thy sndi
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

AxsAroLls. Nay 10.
!. The Co.veasiss Issst.' Y Rssseat g.
neubeu.s -.ssf,ausD az tkgs .iTeif9fEi
II Tbsorder It Mr.. Chrks presented ys.
.asrasy propoiisg &sas 1sASendssst u e.
ssussitsaiss' ..thaA - ltss IeDpe u 6ulsstG
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

The cenvsndon. sr' :o - eds az en-.
We publish toidsy.sueh proceedings Of
the Cesssntiou - have reached Ms. The
various Committees have commenced re-
porting. and the regular husinss Of the
Conversion may BE- said to hare CON-
saeneea: The minority seem to firmly
ssa6d THAR ground; albeit. their opponents
prsssas gars and we'll disciplined. ranks,
TIE session win probably DO lengthy. snd
the result of il sill likely be- adverse &c
our vsews. ia We IRE satisfied, however
that our Representatives will accomplish
whist they can. and more must not DO sx-
pec.sd from them. Que man caanot ou'
vote AVG. however much he be their sups.
rssr. either morally or intellectually, W.
mast. therefore, prepare ourselves to abid'
the win Of the najosi.y. be- il Whist il may
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
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