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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

CAIRo March ~, 1864.
Our forces under colonel Hicks, at raducah comprised
Of tho First Of the sixteenth Illinois, numbering
three hundred raw recruits under Major Barnes three
oompanes OF the One undred Twenty Illinois,
one hundred and twenty strong under Major Chapman
and two hundred and dy u tho First Kentucky heavy
artillery fcoiored), under Lieutenant Cunningham.
The steamer Dacotah burned at the Marine Railroad,
was owned By Captain johnson, Of Pnducah, and was
valued ut $4,000. Wolfe q Brother esimate their oss
by plnnderios At $4,000
inc steamer Ben has arrived bringing two hundred
bales Of cotton for sc. Louis.
Movements OF ihe Rebel Gen. Forrest.
CsRo, March 40, 1894.
Forrest, with force estimated al seven Thousand,
reported within eight Of Columbus. KY. last night.
They Gu, the telegraph between that place and Cairo
yesterday.
About forty more prisoners, captured al Union city,
arrived here night they report that only two bnn-
'dred aud ATTY prisoners captured with Col Haw'
kips. and parties Of them we're escaping every day.
Division or the state into Miiifary Dis
trfcts--An Express Trssn Cspf"red ny
80 louisville, March 20, 1904
I, nnrsunnco Of directions General Schoheld and
4, ,co,sncs i'm General Grants orders, Kentucky has
b.en dvldsd into two districts, The western dmtrcs
countries all between the nashville hAiiroao and mo
rumbersuf river under Gen. Ewing, with headquarters
an the railroad tho Eastern districi comprises All
n.,,y,en tho Nashville Railroad and Big Sandy rivers
upjer Geuerh Hobson with headquarters 10 the hs'd.
the whole TO be under tha command Of General Bur.
bridge, with headquarters at present IN this city,
ina. part Of Kentucky west Of the Cumberland river
belongs to the Department Of Tennessee.
rhs express train which Ien Lcuisvilis On Monday
morning for Lebanon was captured BY ten sucrIias and
the two passenger cars Of the tram wre burned.
Agusrd Of seventeen Union soldiers on shs train SURF
rendered wlthou, firing gun THIS guard has been
ordered 70 Louisvile under arrest.
General Vaughn has been appointed Provost hsrsnN
louisville, vice Major Fitch, who reIoins bis rss"s''
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Sns HS"DON hONnI aAnhos.
~. $ st LONDON, March II, 1854.
0pelms prices CDnsoIs, mosey, olh a9lA; do, 20.
CSnscs, ~ 6u,sr" shares rather rm Americans
ana Canadas. no change Confederate 6l2 Csnsos'-
dates, 53% a b4k
From the London Times (clty artics), March III
There fair demand for discount At tho Bank yes
terday, and the stock Exchange short loans were ~
active request In connection with the half monthly TO-
reign settlement The English funds were without alter
alton yesterday but there generally symptoms or
Increased strength Tho TACT OF more than ono million
from New York and the absence Of any material
demand Tor the Continent has caused an idea TO
prevalent that Reduction OF Bank rate Of Discount 70 i've
per cent may not be far distant and ihis contributed 10
IN AMERICAN sruuplrns
Circular lMarch l6 reports little change
In London Cor American secnr,t Illinois proved
largely oversold account lust olosed and much
H. H. Cd per share was paid for the loan OF shares for
tho noxt fourteen days They close rm at 10 discount,
buyers.
THE lIvERPoop. 0oTrON MAskEr. fs
8E lssgRPooL, March ia NJ
The market on Monday becauie quite bnoyant. and
prices showed advance upon Friday or sd Id. per
pound on low Ssrats aus "a Aa on mos. other acr
bales, Including 900 Tor speculation and export.
GRADE Ar MANcansrgR Ett
sympathized yesterday with inc improved tose al Liver
obtalued both Tor cloth tho low Of
last week. The advance. however, checked nus'pess
LlvEirooL BRrApsfuFss MAsKEr.
kessrs Wakefield, Nash TO-. Gordcn. Bruce 20. ard
nwer Wea. inactive, but steady winter rcd S. ss.
I'd per 100 lbs corn dui mixed ass Oh. per 4so lbs.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NAREBr.
Messrs. Richardson. Spence Co. and R,gand Athya
Co. rcport-i,eef quiet Pork nrm at 70s 72s Cd for
Eastern. EacoD inactive Butter steady for fine Lard
quiet, but hTm. lalow a shade iImer- 40s i2s.
s LIyERp0oL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes Arm pots s6s pearls 34s 3hs. Sugar steady
Cneo inactive Rice unchanged Iinsced oil steady at
37s Ros,n unchanged Spirits OF tnrpentine again firm
err; French 82s Petroleum quiet saes OF refined at H.
Cd. A Is 10d. per gallon
LONDON MARKErs.
BreadstuTs without material change. Sugars firm.
Coffee shade dearer. Tea firm Mt FUN prices. Rice
steady Talow Arm. Indseed oil. 36s. Spirits turpep.
tine, S2s. for French Scotch pig iron, 5as. Cd The
wool sales progress without change in value but low
deeOrip IONS dun.
The LATE-T MARKETS.
mAREEf.
LONDON, March ~, 1854.
C0ns0ls, OF " a OF " for money.
American Stocks Illinois Central, It1a ala y discount
Erie, 81 a SO.
The London 7imes (c-day city article says-rhe idea
h prevalent that reduction OF the bank rate to i've per
cent may not DO far distant
LIVERPOOL, March II, 1864.
COtt0u.--Saes for two days % 900 bales, including
5000 10 spectators and exporters. The market was
buoyaht, with advance all qualities closing Qu,es
but steady. tF
Breadstufs quiet and steady.
Provisions steady.
Produce steady
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LOUISVILLE, March %, 1894 I
Onion scouts proceeded miles beyond Bulls
Gap, and report signs Of Iongsueets forces
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Tue malls per the steamship Arabia, for liverpool vie
Halifax win close 81 ten O'Clock 70 morrow "wednesday
morning; but she yin not sail until about /. H..
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10 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
noticed slight mistake ip the Evening Potts edition
Of one Of vd Abes jokes. he s said 70 have remarked 10
seward, seeing sign ctcrsd ct. r. strong,v Yes
T. r. strong, but coffee arc stronger The words that
fell from the lips Of the big Joker were, CuIee are
stronger Respectfully no., SHOULDER STRAP
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me measure 70 an,o Nova soosa, New Brunswick and
Prince Fdward Island, undor one government and
Legislature, passed tho house o. Assembly isas svccirs
unanimously
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News fsom Key West.

KEY WEST Fla. March 81, 1864
Reported Ao'arcs OF Undpn Troops Mobile &c, DC
ny the arrival OF the United states steamer Huntsville,
from or Mobile on saturday, learn that the United
states army had advanced TO within tymiles Of Mobile
aud TINT strong force OF cavalry stll further
III advance II IS added that Admiral Farraguts feet
only awys the arrival Of the troops cooperate with
them IN attacking the city frola the water front.
Acting Muster Bureess commanding the United States
scoone Hesrcgard leaves for the North by the United
States supply steamer Union 90 morrow. six months
furlough since June last Captain Burgess has captured
fewer Than eight prizes, besides making three joint
captures. The Beauregard has been placed IN command
Of Acting Mater Healy.
The above items really NIL the information have 70
send, everything being so quiet here.
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arrival Of the United States Supply
M Steamer Unien.
Interesting Details from All Points Of
the Florida Coast.
Severe Storlns Felt Along the
Route.
MILITARY 0PERAI10NsIN FLORIDA,
NC, 30, DO.

Tho United States supply steamer Union, Acting volun
teer Lieutenant Edward Conroy commanding arrived at
this port yesterday partially disabled condition from
tho t'nf and Atlantic coasts after of twentyegbt
days. While absent she touched all the blocSaded
stations Of tho East Gur squadron going and coming
The Onion experienced very bad weather leaving
Koy wost. While laying to thirty-six gale on
Hateras she twisiod tho head Of her ruder or which
rendered her completely nnmanagoAbc for eigLiees
hours.
William Robinson, landsnan, attached to this vessel
aged twenty two Ia Philadelphia. died March IL OF
compression OF the brain, tho result OF an injury occa
stoned BY ara from aioft March l. The remains were
Inferred at Cedar Keys, Florida.
Tho Union landed number Of destitute refugees At
Key Vest fla. received from different blockading sta
lions on the east coast of Florida.
The IIliion left New York March q with draft or
one hundred men, large mail and supplies for the
Eastern Gulf blockadng squadron Her st stop a.
Port Royal March g. thence TO Indian river, March s.
Key West. March Z; Charlotte Harbor March IL; Tampa
Bay, March II Cedar Keys March II; 81 Marks, March
10 East Pass St. Georges Sound, March Ia est Pass,
March 49, s. Joscphs bay March 49, st. Andrews bay
March Ia Pensacola March IA. Left Pensacola Mnrch 10
her return trip, and stopped at ST. Andrews hay ST.
Joscphs bay East and Pass st. Georges Sound, st.
Marks Cedar Keys, Tampa Day, Charlotte Harbor, Key
West, Indian and Port Royal, South Carolina.
Admiral Farragut, with his flagship Hartford. was lying
in Pensacola harbor when the Union sailed.
Annexed 10 list OF tho officers attached 70 the
Union
Acting Vclurteer Lieuenoa--Edward Couroy, com.
manding.
Acting Master and Erec,aim 06icer-Wm n. Woud.
Actin0 Master and Saiiia0 Masler-Lovi CrowelL
Assistant Pdynsaasr-Geo W. Bcaman.
Assistant SNrgeoa--Wator X. Scohed.
Misunderstanding First Assistant, Edward 4. Thorp.
Acting Third Assistants Z. Slater Henry Jones. Abram
Brown. VIM. Stvers.
.icting Erstons-Geo r Wilkins, c. H. Armstrong, NJ.
Baird.
Ca,saia's Cerk--Henry Corse, Jr.
Acs;ng Masters Mate in Charge Of Matts-William H.
Meade.
Acting Masters Aats--B. French, Henry Wolfe, Ed
ward Manning.
PaynsGster's Cierk-W. S. Underdown.
Hospea, Ste,odrd-Edward Flngii.
+. The following s a list OF passengers board the
Union
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant fhos. T. Wade; Acting
Master Francis Burgess Acting Assistant Paymasers d.
r. Shuler, W c. Cusbmnn, Jno. J. Pratt and Charles A,
Cable; Surgeon Geo Hoder, United states Army; Acting
Third Assistant Engineer John doyle; Acting Masters
Mate A. J. Lyon, and paymaser's Clerks Daniel Cable,
Jas. ChanIoncr and Jas Helng.
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NEWS FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Fifty Thousand Rebels at Dalton And
vicinity-Longstrees 90 Invade Ken
tucEy with . Heavy Force. &c.
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1864.
The Chattanooga aere says the rebels claim TO have
my thousand Mt Dalton and Vicinity and that they
will capture Chattanooga and occupy tennessee when Longs
street moves Kentucky, which they say be VIII do
forthwith, with twenty ak thousand men
All the heavy artillery 10 being removed from Kingston
20 Altoona.
The rebel General Johnston has restricted bis ofcers
from MAJOR generals down, 70 one horse
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THE sCHLEswIG.HoLsrEIN WAR.

ma Prussians had taken Eube after q slight engage
msnt They also occupied Rackgu after short contest
n Austrians are said 70 have taken skanderborg
mo entire reserve Of the Ausr an navy bad been called
eut ess.
n officially announced that the AIDES bad entered
Aaruus whence the Danes bad embarked for Fredcrcia
ana Alson.
circular Of the Srench Minister for Foreign Anairs,
eAaea the 27h u expresses the readiness France 10
gestcipats u every series Of pacilcatioo
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Ths Latest News.


ID stated that tho three Prussian men of.wsr which
lave been anchor IN tho harbor ~ Brast since the
so@mencomcnt OF hoetties have been placed under The
sunmand Of The Austrian admirs In order 70 operate 70
soncert with the Austrian squadron The Prusssns com
pIsted the erection and armament or their batteries
bammahock, on the wemmigound, on Saturday night.
~ Dancs immediately opened hre from the inirencb
rents at Duppel Tho Pruslnn batteries replied 10 the
sourse Of the following day Sunday
&t7 tM fse vISsxG March rs. 1904. (
SAe DesfeniscAtsAs Aiturg OF 70 day publishes ele
gram from Berlin, asserted 70 bc derived from an ao
Ahsutle source, which states that Denmark disposed 20
accept ahs armlslre and conference propositions IN
Weir essen!i. points but that she only disposed 70 90
ssPt part Of thstondItions attached to the srmsi'cc
telegram from StAincmupd states that there was no
Danish olockadng squadron IN sight, and u was tue
general opinion that the Dance Do unable 10 eject
tbsous blockade Of The Prussian ports.
~ hafpAet I'VE this morning the island N Fcmern
wss occupied by the Pussians who were orred across
% S,os d ss ne |y sS
hundrsd men, together with Tho commander 4 gun
ksst, we're taken prisoners
An the superior olcAs and mayors ID that portion of
Susland occupied by the allies have been conveyed 70
hdquarsrs 70 receive acquisitions FOR supplies Intended
eks enforced upon the inhabitants:
sy was directed against our lst and the ships before
soadsrDurg. Thsresult was unimporsanh :, 80.
sns Swedish ssovthins opened to-day. The King an.
rcunood Dill TOR an extraordinary credit OF hOo oop
rGsdasrs 70 enable The government 10 give material aid
The King desired liberty Of action for all eventual.
snd navy IN ava Of Denmark Y round necessary. ,
Opinions OF the English Press.
Tho london rmes and Stov Of March M advise Tho
Danes 70 accept Lord Elenboroughs advice ana submits
The london Rrss tatcs crodn for shs policy or ne
country, which has kept England out n conact witt
p.issS Germany, and, n avertns war, has Afforded ne
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NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MARcH 80 1854 WITH SUPPLEMENT

oypetusy FOO NE French 70 sssss ~ boundary o. -
Rhine.
3hs Loadon Pos Of March ~ rearks that 20 Austso
pa ana could nevor have bsop serisusy sdvasoed Al
the eAcrinee i 70 be made BY Denmark fsssss s.sl
The london Poa shows hsw lktie tho Germans arc en-
titled 70 parade thsT sonclAseSy dsposon VI NE eyes
Of Europe ~ ~ 4. IN 4 : 49, "a soy t#
me Psrh correspondent Of the London Poxsays--sss
y evidently The intention 81 the s0veregns Of Aus
tria and evcntualy occupy Corenhsgen, and
there they will probably dictate peace
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Arrival Of vessels In Distress.

FonTRRss MoSRoR, March 20, 1854.
The scboonors Neptune and Bride OF New yorK, from
Key West have arrived disuess. with bowsprt aud
foremost gone
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Town Election In sing sing.

SfSo Sry1, ~ u VIM - 49,
Al the town election today Frederics U hn'' nus W.
elected supervisor. ne Union men clnn gam % ''''
hundred.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
- = WV #Ikh Tf1U-
-.szNQTICE.

.g SHss da>arsisaed. hesi.s se'a en-
- .sa5'ssssk @oG, esadA. has rslsoysd To-
ON paeeosSS ssas 'ths aeosoes a Rares 4
! ki3Mt SaeeAS ents1ucsea, narrs. vhaps be-
kya 3s6i1 Aet1ire % roelas, fie~, Hanovs,
TstGySIol5 .t.ta; 81 Hess, Wheat Jhssshsrs.
...e;ss PowsS Hsctssisttk bellows &C.. DE.
.olhssin ,iay pafticplas attention % repairs,
!. ssd.nas rrsp,riiully icisit. his ffaends and
svesy toiy 10 give lim thsir ovdsr1 and be
VII nfnaha .tlsze his work will suit, both
IN qusftty ssl ipicaI J. H.
,sI"iasssisisasW II HARDiNG g,
Near The Unruss ssf Rssse & Lieag
lin the rcsr of Lsvin Jones irna Ss0Ts,) !
bsasinoss, Nd
xsfeA :,e, lsr:-H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
SELECT SCHOOL,
FOk=ta r'"'7 Hr4st
,t.oc. = ,tr:. !. y -fpaya r4'- ..oi'ni
YOUNG .RlADIE,S

MISS KATE CAVALIER, y wiling ID
~ add four young lS3ies 70 the nu,nbef ps
pupils at present under her care. - IN
She has comfortable and pleasant BearJisg
aceoInmodatioLs for them. Hsr course ofsin-
struction comprises sil the usual branches
taught in the bart Fesnals Academies-includ-
ing French, Music, Drawing, Needle Work,
&c. .le Y9I:.a 3. otlE 80. n ....
The Fall session commences Monday Sep
tember 6th 1864.
Her terms will be made known upon, apple
cation BY letter. or otherwise. ~ sAI hoJ 4
Address Leonard Town, r. g."
W.. 7''' i''' - 'St.:Marys county, Nd.
FsbrhaS 18th, flss4--tl!o 'ess 81 g..
..519sa7@~& &c s.IuE s1i of f,,,. - .
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
) .1BIn8st&i,R9' CO., D..
..RALTiMoRR sioxE Hcuse..oH
- 1UJ' aa0 No 4hiee. s.r,tF

.fas sreanA!.aa sai aroIf yARAEIlMORE-
THE seasoq b DOW at hapi 70 buy your
u STOVES, RUkNACES. RANG ERS, DC.
,Aiso looksaaa sss xhss, ,AEPAItsH you want
done to your STOVES Send; in your or
dsrs innsaiataay that We may execute than.
2. once-furshsr delay may csuss you ineo1vs-
!: Don't forget that We ass srllrs skss s,ssca.
1ess Fire place stove. the '.GEE @, hsp& IL
5nd aud srd sax,ries, 40 sFFsdsseed price,. and
also thekEiNPROyED 0Lll DOMINION
COOK STOVE that has 10 so6ly -s.osd the
test oves all Compositions. anr.1 I
0Send in your oraess early te.
..i-. ....,i.. i.... BIER 4 co.
o. d '," t''bslt.. Ssuve Huusc. t'
ga. 80 Lghe S.
N. B. Old S4oves aad lron taken HI Ex-
change.
cctoess 18th, lesi-<a
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
''r II SsiawiSss J64itE.swosSa -.
49, die Ne Fsls<sst N0ssS'sGs Sss

ResI.nd Iiili ssiI sss< q sssn' cone presorie
vso Rsd Gods isto kis s6spei u .Issotid' dc
RIA. "'wsny pe,tje sss u BE- <ssoeaasr
e.kisg reiigas's .iosk. .s~huss Is aia, cs~
tbi:k 49, sssh hsssss xtaassks .4is %
5ser - - asea) ~ &, t,,s.,s
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

UTUHk AND GENERNE IN
xrxgikvikc ..paeE,lslii /
sia5 sd EIse - lssisssss JssssssI \
1l8 - aes01 iuso 111uuna1iso.
IN ass sTrFtr7 seiis ss.H.i q,
Mhs9 Enetsa .NoPess 20 fpn edsesl
nsu 9e~ts1e acd new .cussoms Il rsonss|
Ire MI le ss.niie sbea Iii sliy.. 1hs|
expss; 81 w. wv yea,s ,a s.. y 81 II inrsep -
~ tsth m iae clesese q $50 WI q
III psslI M Pc V w
sonversa.isp and dissas.;os. a .as n~I
busd with the ney ssdis.l psissplss .sens
to take j. fos sssissa ..h.. 1. IS. = IS. Sc lr.s
and isesmess dpsy y sEpqses Sc ope opi.--
ioos aud 70 eoadsna Sorsibly .he szpsss.,
sion Of oppsaiia aeiaiena. Heis not aaiis.
6ed With The ordinary .sQsusipsrsk ~
.ssRs,7ess te,saersds ieiaa sesfsedy sgopsr.a
fipGasd aus& - NIi ~ pegRea, nth. vhss
Ihs j. sooyagsiag. Iaa&,whe Docs slsa Asrss.
sias Aims :'Xae%s atssiAae,s ~ '.TesI
aes sabsls =. iMhe shsyld ~ ~ 4 nss >.
|.Teaaass Aliss4sl h ssdd 7sxpsss ,elibs
|SesswAal,ssR~sly Apsk siiks -ar sas,issyI
af,tts, ,weai1 1is shstilsAa.ase. .ssEsS ~ .
|Assilps. = - nl1aabeoe1ads dsdop1 Joe ,his
'.es'assa's' =. I" '''os''hsd '' tasI.'s.
|sas' - assees'sa p sss'ssass'h sua'sss
ssAsaa l.ssaesr's'. s'I1e.A 's''.s " - -
|sss'pseasass asshs seassst CON Of seesssys
Ans t'sasds. ssaeis0 Fnas IA sA'has >
ea aDssiAssk4 Hsaarsng asha als'ssecss
sn'islS s1a'isa%sso ssaisAl' - nsn ~hs
aiss sishshsssi~Wsass sfraia fhas Il 10
as accepted 'sle Of radisal soeisi life that
it does oAs'o II fss'shood ssd slsndsr to
any extent should b circulated about .
Fmanoia the sPposition. ~ al events .
reeklsssoeis about bsrsonsl character Aad
reputation II displayed which .stes i.
impossible 70 sspead On q radicals es,i-
msss Of or statement relating 70 ansther
'tuan's character. The political question
determines everything else. Il snan is
.rish. On the oesro 4.e.,ion be !. pr.i.ra
i;notdinsssi,' !; hsAs y wrong on 'aas. there
IS no mercy NOT even 'ne mercy oI tEutn'
for him. ' - ''' = -
There was 40 amusing illastr.tioa Of the
radical spirit whih .,.a w,' laughed .t for
nsotth o. I've 'n ssose'v,s,vs ss' e circles
W,sp alsF ,,S's as. . H.w.porss Ivy Pooah his
last bcsk be deaic.tfd j. 70 Ffsnkhn
p;srde.a seSs!snsS q ths bighest sh.rac-
Ter apd mplishmept., the ola id De-,
'lnc, A. IA Shsnis La - 5.,us,Sor q ..a
. oss .S TSo lad a.; highest oisss =.
IS. - is., @ M ihsy yjl.sts electsd ra..d.sps tdLss ef
.T Ss5.lg SsSslls, ii f1E n? r..1sd
|! III ~ YEP sFN .ia At, kHs. !,
x exgteq 9sDQnK tqe Ncole PACK 0E raolSAl7
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

-: sS1-'s, ,Fs,s ,7s a-T7alY iii Es..
during ~ sesd : II ,he AK hivsi Of Ia.
vld xorlj, ofroarse.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

isisA bendenas who lhaA reeessls, - -
eyalbeesasiteiMss, shsough sarH solsnns
10 pafsossisad gaasshasss ssias he, has les
. ..vsssseg 1ss sspspii.2 lid .....si.,i
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

10 ~As ssveuin WinAu 10 IN ,.ssault and
battery s1is iws epse hssra. mixed shisgs
up Considerably; 70 giving bis seooussn iof
de s6sir. { A fer ssiseiaes hsvi Densis
ssas 20 him asdisaessk hin. be % sased--
I'd 8 oosEoo' ns.ll slasg-I Yrre-sssa
1"0eiy yer 'heoer & jssl4h 4hauisd ~aE sssa
wiped hs js~. : Jest tbead his dsg seam,
'aloag. sodiI his him .guia,n sdi i. zsi;
2. HitsAS6Dg.rai bsot d. l-asitq ID t,
: ,"eNes seohouor. hit Dsusis.si Asl'
s6snpI up wisb . stone and shrssad Il Tat
hin. asd Il ssllsd him ievse an1 6sesp.s
% % Threw . stsne at Despis ga basI
AT the dog, yer honort sAnd hsrG sot
up and bit me agsisl
~ The dngr.I Sc NJ ~- 4zzlesAT
sitssNe. Dsssis. 20 Zai vid that he stock
his Til hetvixsihis1lsss s.a sas al. .rzaa
sa" Debnis.s" uo. xnl saT si,., ~ -,
= n.s No the dog And, when he same
back ut tns he got ms dosa and pesnded
me. yer hossr.", .,.a ~. i -
T" The dug came hack ct you r. rs
,s' = Nsg Densis. yer hoaor, and 10 .iah'tl
hurt. at all." - = ~ s,.! .s., 81 1,s.5.sa
Who isn't hort n
The Dig. yer honor"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
'uTtiI FROM IHE IRoIIl'

l1HE subscrn5sf tskes thisb method Of In,
forming hIj ffiel1s, and epeblie gen
orally, thas hs,is now ia neceipus6o his sup-
'pt. NJ FALL and WHNTER bG00DS--em-
brseias swsll'selsesed stock nj :srii > ,.u
DRY GOODS; sos ~ ,i bas lsslJd 81 10
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