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s Z. s e *. ~ M. s:ss,
" ao.s, lSppa q Mo- ssgiisS hs. he too
when s ne cone
s sna % s ss S s H
should speak 70 the amendmcnfor not al an
das fa,s saSsssy NC! do car.
few and
said whatever credit attached TO in Nilsson
M sSe @
his Colleague S oW
70 be opposed 70 his colleague on his left Mr Bair In
MT Bisw, in the "dars ian.srn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
his Colleague preferred Xchon the later was
Of stronger prosavery views than Donphan the candidate
s.ssnsy ssss strsnsy fGs
Know. Nothing, he The 5eprsaentasye q
vas for Emancipation other sM Blow was all the me
said that ali controversies he had NEVER
descended personetes hal he done il Justice
Of single honor although MS colleague every occasion
let these pass the idle Wind HIS Colleague had w him.
5 s .as s the snh
% his . the assertions
Inc Isrslsars make sssa po'n
his could re. show that he @ Blow
Mr. Kollss-D,d You time vote for Doniphans
Blow replied that he did Iso vote with every
Ir solln.zwas not Douiphan pro. slavery man,
position OF the American party to which both of them
bsonsed They knew the American party made NO
snch issne. It was an extraordinary spectacle for
fory-four times for Doniphan, who. said by
him. slavery.
Mr. RoLISss explained that he had voted Doniphan
carry the wishes OF his constituents His colleague
anxious to defeat Benton, entered into alliance agans
him.
could obtain BY an explanation He voted way while he
thought another.
Mr. said he would be glad II he could to help
his friend on the right
BLOW further defended opposition. abiding what
had hnpn chi Qln nd
against him liable said he
stl adhered to the principles OF the American party
Mr.. RoLLrSs thought his colleagues language n
fair specimen OF chaste English language He protested
that he did not wish 10 do hs colleague injustice be
eved that they both patriocalv engaged
In all honorable efforts 70 suppress the rebellion He
thought they had better end the Missouri fight right here
If not. II would be renewed.
The Committee then and at half FIVE o'clock
House ad iourned.
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THiRT.<-EIGHrH CONGRESS.
FfRsr SESSION.


WASHINGTON. March T. iSoA
cskrrxnaL mpvsxlAI SCIENTIFIC MISSION TO xAsrh"
Mr. MORGAN frep) or n T. presented . memorial froa
N. American and Statistical Society in favor
of Surgeon proposed commercial INDUSTRIAL and
scientific mission to Asia Referred 10 the Commit
Forefsu Affairs
unL FACILITIES pesros. rHLApErPHiA AND NEW
Nessrs WILSON (rep.) Of Mass, MORGAN (rep)cf N y,
and srxsxR rep) of Mass presented petitions
Tor Increased railroad and mail facilities between Boston,
New Ph,adelphia which were referred to the
PETITION cosrscArioS OF LANDS or RsBRIs.
rs sGSs s% ,ss
the rebels and distributing them among freedmen. Re
fcrred TO the Comrliriee on Slavery and Freedmen.
xr cosssss. rep Of Cal. introd1ed = bin to amend
sour river to he i'acsc Ocean. passed july 1862 Re-
rr @ Ts 1 prc sTr y
On motion OF Mr. SUMNER The bin repeating all for the
wednesSsv mex, q. hsifps. weI"s oe'ocs
Mr. ~' Of o oed The following
Resolved That quorum of tho Senate consists of ma
jority Of the Senators duly chosen and qualified
Resolved That Il ma iory OF the Presidential elecsors
duly appointed and qualified vote for one person. ne Is the
the House Of Representatives aud the iority
Of the in the House be for
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary and
ron CONSTRUCTION Or 4nAMnoAp sisss.orA.
AID in The cons,rucon Of railroad from ST. Paul Mime
Mr. HowE trep3 of Wis opposed the bin at considerable
length. ,o,,v
Of M rs e and
Mr. pocI1rLr repl Of Wis replied 70 tho remarks Of
minded policy against her sister State Minnesota
on sSa Of t'PPaf
Of Lake suner or wa. postponed In, unt Thursday
three O'Clock and subsequently adjourned
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city Intelligence.

FIRE IN EiGaIn AvEM -'rsr1clos os IScaSpIAmrw -
About two O'Clock on Monday morning Gre broke
IN the grocery store Nc. $50 Eighth aveaoe owned
ny Henry W. Slater who also occupied the upper part Of
the building a dwelling The store and dwelling were
da ,gcd about 5000 Tor 81 200 on stock apd x
lures and $500 furniture in the Mechapts insurance
Company. The stock OF boots and shoes In No $50 Y
owned by BENJAMIN Beers was aged about s7eo IN.
sored Ger 81 900 IN the broadway Home Insurance
Companies. The FIRE extended to Che adjoining building
No COL sxned by Gee. Hotrich K wac damaged about
$3.50 said 20 be Insured. j. Drumwd occupied part az
No. col nc confectionery store and dwelling. lcrs
aboM $500: insured for $500 IN the Manhattan
InsurA nee company Absem Gansky ago occupied part
Of No. y6l as segar store and dwelling loes s30Q IN.
sured np 81 0i0 In The Hecisman Insurance Company.
Mr.. Slater, wife ADD children seen % leave the
premises ,ut eleven o'clock and they did sot return
until 1--WE ocbck In the morning after the are WAC put
out the police considering the Ere Of suspicion de-
tanned Mr. slater at The sc'on boBss await the nves
tigalicn Of the Fire uarshaf
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AIRS. GERRy's GREAT STORY,
wi ADAM PEvERLETGH;
THE LIVING NYsrERy OF THE
ADIRONDACK.
AN INTENSELY THRILLING STORY,
'''n"'n''' =" ''i FLAG LAG or OUR UNION.
'"'' '' Fos SALE At FIVE CENTS PER cory
ALL NEwspEALERs.
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Died.
CrSSISeBAs.-on Monday. March 7. Mrs. SARAH Gus
NrNGuAr.
For further particulars see wednes 'ay's papers
MARrIS.-On Monday evening" March I, SARAH MARTIN,
In her cath wear.
Notice of funeral in 10 morrows paper
Fhr Other Dtdihs See SECOND Page.
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The Bounty Fund Loan.
OPENING OF BIDS YESTERDAY.

Bids opened yesterday by the COMPTROLLER for one
million dollars OF the Bounty Fund Loan. All the bidders
except three, offered premiums for the amounts
hey proposed to take. Tho following is q complete 70.
mort of the bids
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,,op SARA FINE PLACE or ABOUT FIFTY
acres two nours and q half from New York, on the
az. . ak OF tho depot ss In fine grated
Unit. strram Of water running through tho place. con.
WV XMBIER "a Church street Horses and carriages for
sale. &C.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ask YOUR STATToNER FOR BOSS AMERICAN
"A chemical Writing Fluid, the best In the world u Is
by the principal banks railroads public Offices
merchants &c. Wholesale depot No. ~ Chambers street.
KITCHEN, TYLER co. Samples gratis. Tryh
fNORNS. BrN1ONs. RAD NAILS cHfLBb AIMS: &c,
" cured without, pain BY DIR RICE, surgeon Chiro
podist SO Powcry, citizens Rank. DR.. Rcrr Annhi
iaor bunions cilbains &C BY mail ~ CENTS
<yRayD OPENING or SPRING CARPgTISGS--AT
VI HIRAM ANDERsoN's No ., Bowery displayed e in
spacious saesrooms ELEGANT styles f English knVa,
Velvet aud Brussels Carpetngs also Three ply and Inesin
Carpets Rings. Mats Mattresses. Shades. Druegcs vi
cloths. and reasonable All goods guaranteed
One price Look for HIRAM ANDERSON. 90 Bowcry.
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SHIPPING NEW s.

ALMANAC yoRK-rHu DAT.
sur RIaro q "a 90
~ u1eu WAfnB. eve -
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ID HEuMATIsM.-DAMp rEEr:u
WEAR THE
ELECTRO.METALLIC INs0bHS,
an efficient remedy Tor Rheumatism Parsa,n wsnt OF
Price sI. rer mali 81 30 Send for circular.
o,uov,s n AGNgw VINO rs FAMED FOR SELL.
ing Teas and roccres cheap Tor cash 81, nss opened
street Every retail grocer IN New YORK should call aud get
barrains which are now being offered 10 me trade
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
NOTICE,
Ia the Cire nj {
Court for st Mary's
County. sitting a. =
C,art- Of Equity.
Tiususs. Carrieo.
VIM. Barties. oil.
sutnixsrstve Of Chss.
Harrison, su.l others.


The otfet Of this subj 10 r. psncare a,.
cree for tie sale Of certain real estate in 81.
Mary's cotsnty.
The bill ssvtes. IN substance, chat Charles
HArrisou died some time since, ieas!ns sh
insuhiciency of personal assets TO pay his
debts--thst che said Charles Harrison leaves
70 w:duw. Rass Harrison. and Thomas Han
rissn, Bsnjs. harrison and Emily HSfriscn his
heirs II lsw-aud also prays for the sale of tile
real estate in the proceedings mentioned; aud
also tot sntpS1nns against William Burtles.
administrator Of Charles Harrison. Rose
Harrison, Thonias Harrison BENZ. Harrison
and Emily EartiNb. ~ln ats r resi-.
dents cf The State, with tie excep-
tinn Of Bcn. Harrison. And Il now appear
ing BY two subph9nas iss,icsi in the above
case against Emily Harrison aid returned By
the Sheriff of st. Mary's county emit SUM-
nsonej" thc complainant. under Article 10,
Laws IT this-Stase, 10 easitIed IN proceed
against Emily Harr;S'n III this cause u .
.oh- resident defendant.
II is therefore s:!j..dgel And sn!srea, that
the e?.Hplainsnt, BY Causing 1 copy af thhs
,rier 10 b. pubilshet: in ,i,s a.int .M.ry.a
Gdzeste, oncc q week ks fos.f stitcessi W
xecks pseyia,s to the twentieth day If .Au.
xust hest. give notce' =, the sa,d Emily Mr.,
tssen. Of ths raises and sa6a ance Of slsis hill
and war; her "a appear IN this cotirt either
in pefsn or b- s'lic;tor on n bsfore the third
Muuday At November nest 10 answer the
premises sa! show Gauss, n tny she hass Why
. ..sxsee ought not 10 pens ~ paved .
JOHN A. CAXALIER, 9Th.
True cnpy-Test.
JOHN-A. Mailer, Cik.
JaIy TIL, ls64-Aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
.EQu1T IN 0TI0E.

-. :, tee ryv ccuuty. us-
And o.sess Esaity.
The object Of thia bin l. 70 nsaain decree
fr ts,e sale of the real estate 81 0ussy Rowles,
iasc q Sc. Masys county. deceased.
The bi sfatN. IN Substance. that 0ns,y
Rcwles dl-d leaving real estate IL &c. Mary's
cs.unty-that there was ma administraiirr
up,ii his pcrsouai cssate--shst ne ielt ~ In
sufiic.ency of asstts to pay his debts, and ,i,as
he ieft the following heirs at law. Waking
ton Eowlsa. whose intesext was sDld q, DIR. X
N,als; Hillcary Bcwies, whose interest," vas
s,ld ~ Dr.. r. Neale; w J Bnwles. Whose In
tcrcst WA snid q Thonsss q Fowler, and
William Dean, adj thai ste rid william
Dean 10 Sr.sssidess 81 che State u May.
land.
The hili praya Tor sale n tho real s.tase,
fw tie payment vt the creditors. and, ssks
:nr >ubp0nas against the aaid Washingt.u
B.wles. Iiillrafy B.~les Or. Nnbert Neale,
rh,mas II F.,w!er aud William Dean.
i Is iherefse aslj,dged and srdesed. that
tire Complainant ~ HaNsisg a c.,ry IF thi,
,,r:rr to In r,blisisol il the Saint Mary
0,ycttc, vher n: week for four successive
wrecks rrevi.as ~ the twentieth day OF
tnsnst nrxt give notice IT, the said william,
Dean If .nc ui,tct an: substance Of this hill
and warn him =, appear In This Court eth,
r IN ,,rrsot. OF Ivy solicitor, - ~ before the
third N.a.day Of Noseml,ss neat TO ansSes
the premiscs AID shay csusa. IT any he has,
~siy q dscrec ..,sss.,t ,..t q, rass ~ prayed
Join A. CAVALIER, clf. :
-. .HHN 4. CAVALIER, C.1
= July 7th, 1SG4---4w. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

tx'ie ,.hs:er,igre. +ilt attend. wis, Sc il
Ta-!r. "a IL ciSi.ne sg..',.t .Lu Guser,,.
rneai--wh Fiepa.c 81. ~ ~. ~: 6. .!;sc. al
arr arts eiA ~. rt.i..t. i-> Mr. AMI,
f'r Eases t.issfs- ~ tie arm, e. A..
- u. FaI . "M.f.,.ux.
.A--as.,l Ta,. n M.
40 w. j. f.aDt.AY.
~ ,: law Eu:. i..,:-. =. ..
Juss Sd, isya.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
GOOD tDlI unIIo,

" ANTED. . enod csck. Coz xAseh tIs1
" best vases ~iIl Re given. Any ess
having 0ae b hire. o. knowt,K al ene 10 Is
i.rsd. ~ill Plesso apply. iu.urHa:s:y, 70 ,i,s
Editor of tie csaa5s.
Jane Seth, lesi--<E
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

- tina fi;eS: zSv. 7rh. ls6s.
aisssss Esii.fs - I1esse sano,i,se !cha v
tsss1 - 'sa.di4ass fvs .ie iCie.s aEi:. VI the
Asseoa cssrt se~ S..:rs Aac;s C...rsty. a,sh<
sezk sseasol ts< iiras c:i.>s. asa; on.,.s
MANf fkis~os
E0s fn'ter lab. Is63-f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

ADTCf III hereby sissn. aRsi he ~ub.sss;-
4 bss hes obtained frea, The o-si.srs
ssssAs 81 $s' Mary 5 county, N M~r, In I'd. let
tEas ~ Y'sptsss.rs,ion on the personal estate Of
WA. W. Moore, late 81 said o4pamy. de-
ssessss M Terson. hsving ean,a againsi the
sra. a-eea.ed are hsss,y warned 70 exhif.s tAs
Same with the Proper: seaci,e~ ,lsse..s. 10 the
:'.sesfl,rrs on Or besnre ne i.aa day ef Oc,.
Insi. iithefstse iiss, sasy be exciatei by Ias
ira "a ali tsents, Of he sud esssge. Given un-
o. ny Haul tiis u day &c MAy, lsSi
JOHN &. kEULL. +.
AdunE,s razor
htay issh. IsGS-s~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
NOTICE.

TvHE undersigned. aav.n. sn.., ID
= ''is sts;k nf god. Las removed T.,
,,is Fact''y, near the coyner q! E.rre !.
light Streets. entrarc. 81 I!srre. wh.re l..
VIII manufacture {, or!-r. rL,ws. Harrow.
Cglt's.'H-; c,f.! shcl!,rs. Wheat rhrsL.r
IFS: rb~afs. Blacksmi.li Eeil.w.. &c..sr
HS VIII paT farf;c,i!.r attention To- rets::r
and rsisss Tr>tr..iuiiy s.,iic:is his iri.rnls a,l
every bal, t" aise him Ii.eir Orders. aud =,
VIII s,is-ansrs ,l.as i,is work will s,i,. h,,
10 Quality and price.
WI H,EDl&G,
Near s'is Cwner " i;:rrra: & L,yi.,.
IN tbs rear vf Le,iY Jur.sv. I,.yr. .it.,nyt d.
w. 49,. eal. !a.rrC. vi
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

= I. sPALDlN0. attorney ., law. and
NJ aSsas fos The Pssehass snd sole Of Real
Estate g s.. Aeasy 3 and the sljoiains coun.
see N Maryiane. WA attend Ipsompslt 70 any
business sasrn<ssd % hss care.
Isssrl TsvN sd.
July 7.h. le6&r-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
!, ,RfirE .okHt5ybkn1,::.

Iii Aplikasipp sfsl1 ilsiims svAie Ndiniaisa
oirfusjE JahsssE dCkShH .Nsle Of ss~i,n,
a..y % sh.s d.assrs \. ssss BIZ .hS
.ss q ~ ss.is's IA sss-ss 4 II. y H.. &C.
lister Of siiis .AEcc ~ slins Mary. conf:s9,
on g fuse the LIST day ri S!sy neyt. fr
dividend and that t!,is crsier be ral,;.sss
10 ths Sfns Mays Gasate once . wcck i'm
eeeh 81 sntil sbe sasd lss dag Of Ma, nest
Tee q. r. N. HALEY.
Register &c Eiss
s! Aarys cvuasy:
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14
PROFESSIONAL .sOTIGE,.

'IsHE undtisiErssi. having i;siLd fc.isess
AIoosSe. Soffelf. Ws-linan o. a'i 81
sr pnisss. AID raa'is arrs,,ggtnenss o. @,-.se
The papers E.r ail par:ie. having s!svcs c;lh,.
I'd % the s'iay, is pni'sre.! l.. rive all irf ..
NATION b, i.ss.i,s c.,nr-r4s.t. H.: 49, IN es
tire Ert Il al Slaves e,.ii.ie.. for .he ::.;;-..
ticn Cf his fellow -c,s;s4 ~.
Ti.iD. F.. pTECsG,
AtIcr-cy al Law
June cpd, isel--Itr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

0lngGE0. uQKc snassse~Aiasae -
Ta1dia.ie &1sEhesiGSs ~ nezts .6sGrsSssis es.
MaY Csnsays ssd gciieses Dc ~ ZEN efhr,
ftssn<ls ~ {ssj01 Aisiprs6s
Nov. 2cel ,e6&0-,6e
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

LICENSE.
Hrs TRADERS AND OTHERS,
It'll f 10 NAY. 1865.

FOR CinaaO
lin
n -''- +. -7r' II - = nfOaaE Brent
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

Aase " A,arplaaS.
An5UfANf okNlh AIS OFFICE,
usnaAI HsAs QsAEssas.
AssAnolis. July ssh lsel.
ENERAL ORDERS. W. n Il.
n accordance uisL Gear,,rai ord.r. NJ,
IL. psblishea Juae e'h, aisina he
u"tas d the severed Counties Tor H.
70 1A0t1snd Ailisia. tAr Toe asss ssr.
ee. and alsa General Orders. NJ, 10
leEsAsd June 25th. ovderiug ! nraft II
Z eFfsh cengressisssl District to BE made
! this 9TH day Of July iron Sc. Marys
sunty. The aid Draft having iss,sh made
= day. the following i No DfRICTAL
inoansenent d the persons dfxltsd,
ith their residensrs q Ne dine az shs
|stoalnsns IN 1d61. il
ST. MARY's COUNTY
s1isf Dsssa,cr. III.
AsAsasn. lola 3 81 lsfkees. HI .-
0feeaeell. WI + ii Eksscn or,neo.
9ssL.g. 1tsvener 81 kninaes
9ilee. Jsnes u Rides 4 H ID
SsitA. r - r.. s.. laiea<s.
Iaslsss. Jssnss , s. Inigoes- HI
sscssp s,ssR.cr.
Bsisso. Jai.es 3 Great Miiis. !.
Bell. n " Great Nilia
Clepesss. Jassph 0sess Mills.
chessef, Tyler. Great Mills.
Colliios. 0ss NJ Great Mills.
Dent. Jaases u Great Mill. 4.
fsahsgea. edwsrd 0rsat MillA
lIsgsi6. kisAssa A Great Mills. :.
Nsssh. John n Great Mills, J. /.
Mckay. ) Mitchell Great Mills
fsorsell. Alssandes. dteat Mills.
KrnlI, Wn. J. Crest Mills.
f1liRe bisfasce.
Abel. Richard Lcoaerlsuwh.
Abel. Benneu r Leonardsown.
Davis. Nelly Head Of s.. clemr'a Bay.
Drakins. Youre HesiafSs. Cleut'sBay.
Hayden, james A II Leoo.r.isowu.
Maeruder, Il n Leen.rltown:
Msssinely. Peter a Head Of 81. Glen.
eu,'s Bay. 'r
Norris. James N teonar!towa.
Sida".s. Geerg~. Lsonastifu xn.
Welsh, Dyson D Lecnarsii"wa.
Wa,hcu, r II L.eaardsass.
fssss. Hayden. Lsshardn.ws.
gorkru Dlsrkicr.
Bonl. William Chap,ieo
pihsoo. WIN. = Miiesaown.
Harris. L.wis Chsp,ico.
Herbut. J"hn 3 Cap,ico.
Harding. John W Mil s,sen.
Hill. Thrs Chaptico
Miles. Oscar Chaptico.
Morgan. Benjamsu II Chaptieo.
rlkertoa. john II chae&ieo.
hs-y. igna,ius chxptisa.
Shem~eli. Jcha " Char,ieo.
Owsns, Peter Ohap,iso
MaiswrigAs. Richard 4 Chap,ice.
|, ware. james r Chaptic,.
{ SlSra SlsrxIcr.
tssnrrows. WIN II charlotte Hai. =.
4ksech. fh"s. VI Charlotte Hall
Tossl. Wsn II Charlotte. Hall. :.
Williams. Edward CbsrIase Hall.
s,xrM o,srn,cr.
Huckles. Charles Oakv;lis.
Rond. r Il !Oskville.
Dean. Wm. ~ Oakvilie.
Dilcc. J.-era: O.tyilte. --r
Jsrbeo. Thomas Oak vile.
Jenss. ireland l.omari. a
Mel. Francis 4 Oaksille,
Wise, WIN. 8 Lrcaardsvua. N
They are hereby ordered 70 rrpors q,
AMP B,ssIfsrd. Is psrsss, or b. a sub.
'ifsie. 90 Or hsfore THURSDAY tho 2lsl
sst. The only esuses of Exe,npiion Se.
sapised or allowed TO shase Drafted .rs
lCTUAL PHYSICAL DrSABildTY ias
ae service requirsi. sud OVER AGE
a Board. composcd OF three ofrthe Stat
l6cess. viii BE- ia session dsily from 10
!. n Until 8 o'clnck r. N at the Boi.i.
'~c Head Qsat-s. 29S w. Balsinor.
'rest. until Thursday shs 2ls. dny 81
ally 70 hear sud dssermine 90 .ppliestiona
'e Exempsicn. All persona claiming
.xsHpsias must appear 10 PERSON be-
ire she BEARD.
BY order Of the GnvesaSf.
JOHN 8. BERRY. !.
Adiutsnt General.
joy iitb. 1904 IL.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

soIs Ses.rs ron
LODt roMPASy's --rorpaETTr,
MASE T.. FEC. MARYLAND
FARMERS and PLANTERS
SUPER PllOSpfIAJE.
GROUNH BONES.
surranied rav.
GROUND PLASfER. an Lsik: IN hrr.
seia or bags. Fist GUANO. OY-.
TER SHkLL LIME Z reryoo
carload.
ROUND. TOP CEMENT. PATENT
PAINT OIL. ssisti,,se ri,r I'm
seed, f1RE AND WARTER
/. PsaOf FAINT. ysr Re-.
;ee. Eans. R~sn., a..
Jaas essd. isH-E.
!. CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
WIN. Evans. Ada'f Of Ana A. Car
pentcr.
TO- spalains. s.d4's u 10. oaasar.
In the Circai, Csnr. s,r slains Mary's
CenAay, sitting ss c.ars cf Esai.y,
8~st. z HI &~~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

Osdesed By thc Caurr. thxt tho Aaai,or'a
Report 6hsd in:sa.iT case he ratified aud
eouhrIned. -ualess. cause TO tho contrar b.
shown % or before the third Monday cf
Ncvenaber laex'; - Provided copy OF his
Order Be Published in the. 81. Mary's Ga
sette' anee week far three successive
vesn. prior 10 the ihiri Nonday of Sep
ssmber ncks.
JNO., A. CAVALIER. elk.
Tru. coy. Test.
JNU. y. CAVALIER. Clk.
.Jcne 30-is64 By
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-14

szilsf Dsssascr.
Asssas.. Jola : 81 lsttees. Il
ofseaeell. w 4 Jdiss1a or,l
9ssL.g. Gtssvener 81 fnir ~. /
Md Jsnes u Rides 4
1sttA. r Pr. g. lsieses.
Tsslsss. JsaIlsa , s.. Inigoes- H.

Drisso. Jaacs 3 Great Miiis. |,
Bell. n " Great Nilia
Clenesss. Jaasph 0ress Mills.
Chseaer. Tyler. Great Mills.
Colliioo. 0ss. M 0ssst Mills.
Dest. Jsssss u Great Mills.,.
Fsahagea. edwsrd 0rsat MillA
lIsgsi6. kisAsr1 A Great Mills.
yisssh. John u Great Mills,
McKay. ) Mitchell Great Mills
sorsell. Alsxander. tlteat Mills.
KrnlI, Wm. J. Greet Mills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

coO-MANGLRs FoR HOTELS AND PRIVATE 3,
S0U les so ESQ $50, 80 go. 500 One nansI.
factory. Nos aud 10 Liberty place near he Pos a
Discount 70 the trade.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-16
DIE

In Cabarrus county, the 18th ult., Mr. Walter s.
Pharr, aged 10 yeas. He was worthy citizen, and
for many years member of Rocky River Presbyterian
Church.
In Irede county, the 25th of Dec, Mrs Margaret
Harris, wife of Mr. James A. Harris, aged 81 years.
George Pinckney Keever. of Company ll,h
'Bethel" Regiment A. q. Troops, born in Liucoln
county Nov. 18th, lS4a volunteered in March. 1869,
lost leg at Gettysburg Pa July LIST, 1868, aud died
days afterwards from the effects of the wound.
He was good boy from his CHILDHOOD and though he
died in the enemys land, surrounded by total sran-
gers his consistent exemplary lfe and his happy tr
landed safe that bliss full cline where loved
part where wars harsh tumult never comes, where
sublime and universal holds pleasing aud eternal
sway. A FRIEND
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-16

" FROM EASTERN North CARoLINA.-On
Saturday the 9th inst, party of Yankees went
to Windsor, in BERTHE County, 10 boats, while
another party landed the Roanoke River, about
eighty miles below, and marched the town,
where they made junction with those that went
up in boats. They burnt up meat aud de-
stroyed some salt in Windsor, and captured and
carried off the Rev. Cyrus Waters, of the Episco
pal Church; also DR. Turner Wilson and L, S.
Webb, Esq, Cashier of the Bank, and some one
or two others. They attacked Capt. Bowers
camp, and routed the small force there, but Capt.
B. being renforced~by small cavalry force, after
some sharp firing, the Yankees retired.
The Raleigh Progress says that General VIM E
Mann, of Pasquotank county, member of the
House of Commons, was recently taken prisoner,
with number of other gentlemen, by the Yam
KEGS. HI was taken at Colerain, op the Chowan
River on the 2Sth ult
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-16
FROM THE WEST.

The reported advance of the enemy in Mississ-
ppi has developed itself into important and Sc
rious attempt of the enemy to bsect that State and
threaten Mobile from the land side. The enemy
are reported at Morton, which is forty miles east
of Jackson; another column is reported as march
ing South from the direction of Corinth; Banks is
said to be sending column via Pascagoula;
another from Pensacola is also reported; Farragut
with the navy, is to be in also. Quite formid
able army forsthe capture Of Mobile. The Morton
column under Sherman, has pine barren of two
hundred miles to penetrate. Where or in what
numbers the Confederate forces are, we are unable
to say. But Mobile has not yet fallen, and not
much danger of it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-16
NOTICE.

.CoxPEpERAfE STATES OF AMERICA. WAR DEP'T, I
Bureau of CONSUMPTION, Richmond, Jan. 30, 1864.
Paragraph of General Orders No. 81, Adjt ind
Inspector Generals Office, of !s62, requires that APP
pications for exemption in all be made to
the Enrolling Officer"
If the local Enrolling Officer has not the powerto
is in doubt, he will after investigation under
Circular No. O. SERIES refer such applications
through the proper official channels, to this Bureau
All such applications addressed to this Bureau will
necessarily and invariably be returned for local nvest
CATION and the applicants will thus have uselessy lost
time aud prolonged suspense.
Appeals from adverse decisions Of the local officers
and of the commandant of Conscrpts for the State,
will be forwarded by them for hearing when any piau
sble ground of appeal Is set forth.
Commandment of Conscripts will give this notice
tensive circulation in the local press of their respee
tive States By order of Col. Preston, Supt.,
C. B. DUFFIELD, A. A. G..
Feb Is, 1864 I'm
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Court Of EIeas QuarTcT oesslons-Jdn. 7fTn, 1868.
james Hood Martin Harky.
Petition for the partition of the Lands of John Harky
deceased
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Martin Harky the defendant in this case resides be-
vond limits of this State it is ordered by theCourt
that advertisement be made in the Western Democrat
for six weeks commanding said defendant to appear
at the Term of this Court to be held for said
county at the Court House in Charlotte, on the End
Monday in April next. and plead, answer or demur to
this petition judgment pro confesso will be entered
against him.
Office in Charlotte the I'd Monday in January, 1864.
e-6t WIN. MAXWELL, Clerk.