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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
A SMALL FARM AND
TIMBER AND
an WOOD. STANDING,
FOR SALE.

"VHE FzYm contains one hnndren snd
swen't sores Of the hest quaiity pre-
cuciiv~ snil If arabic lard: also one hup-
dr-d s"rrs (srtached) of Wood. and TIM
Der. TITS not two miles iwm MiHls,cn.
Wharf and Landing near the mouth Of the
Paiaxent River. Saint Mary's County,
Md, where steamboat conveyance, to and
from Baltimore. is afforded panctually
iwice er thrice week. The coil of the
on hundred and twenty acres il as good
rs need be for The production of fruits.
garden vrgeisbles end craps com,ann TO
the county. IL has no houses on ID. Any
p~rs"E desiring such valuable pircs OF
land { n TAX. passage from Baltimore on
either Of the Patuxent boats f.. Milestone
Wharf. when Mr.. Yates. a, the Wharf.
or Mr. Robert Thompsan. ar Mr.. Wise.
adjoining the land. viii show the land for
sale.
On my Ju,land es,ate. lyins on
Snith's creek. which espiie. into the Pc.
tnasac RIVER there are nearly one hum
tlred acecs covered With sana heavy tim
her, the best Of pile iimber anpl the best of
woad Tor c'nl wood. I will sell the growth.
hut not IRE land. Not sick Of this
timber win average 10 hauling two hun
dret. yards TO the creek. which il good
harbor. aud near its bank. frnm twelve TO
nine feet Of water at al! times. Or. ifany
we'll recommended a,an il inclined 10 saw
up the 'i"ter into building lumber. -
which i. ia demnnl everywhere. aud at
Point Look "us. only six miles of hy wa
tsr--the timber trees may be % cut up
! taking far my pay one half. in lumber.
The Saw-mil can be placed o.sr toe creek
and in the midst OF the timber. Much Of
my half Of the lumber will b. wanting ou
the farm for building.
For terms. apply to me. st Leonard
Town, St Mary's County. Nd
Fl. G. s KEY.
March 3rd. 1S64-3t.
The Baltimore Daily Gazette and Ham-
mo"d Cazette will publish once week for
three weeks. aud send bill to this Office for
PA, ment. immediately
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
Headquarters for Recruisinr
Colorcd Troops,
S0I-THE.ssT T0r.sTR OF Rsr rrvnpr,
IND cHskLfs STREETS.
lSrcoyr sraav.l Exrsasc o. cHAsrrsr.
cPEs rEox 4. N. to l1In.


4 t'. 'nssrmasmn "a regard to thi. branch
a NJ Tim public service siil be given a
thcse Headquarters.
4" ~"antl c..iolsi men. h-sws~n the ,o~. III
is and Is, horsl nr free will 10 enlisted .sd
mustered irao the INTEL State. Ssrxice -
Free Men will he paid THEE Ra.dYed DALI
ncunsy hy The State Of Maryland. aud Ii ~
sSssent nj tse city o: Rafsiasvse Fix n,ontbx
PRIOR IN enlistment Tee Ksnt7red NOR NJ
thu city. slaves will r-ca4ve nr.,nal,v frorf,
The State elrh On: Hnsired DcEorx. Tsw
master gefs i-''in thr state Os,e EHndsed Dr.
lars and. IL loyal. Three Hana,ysd from, she
United states. ="
Recruiting stations are bring established N,
''sst ~ psssi.e. in central liabilities ali .,,~r
the State Each e,,unty will b.. .iuiy creds,cd
Tar all colssrd fso,I,s ysis-a within thai,
proper iinass. and s.r ali accepted recraite
sent tn RAitianse 10 c;ssrge Of cii;xrns s "a. II
Counties, r By oihrr prisons who viii IN ~
she proper REPRESENTATIVES,. srn,ving whrr<.sis
recruits heh'ng. Tie sum f~falnf III .s,jdr,sI
reein'is val! 10 crsssit~sI 10 iiss State 8. III
GiasA. sa n
II The number enli.ted alreassv ii Balt:rn =.
y - large that parties from shs cannsry ".
advised not to send any tn tie civ slssii .s,~.
th' :oih ait. when they c1r have r,srs
pro',pt attention than IL pssible ns Ill 'I:,b
ssni time.
(.lonel s. II. BOWMAN.
Chief MASTERING aud k.cru,iirr I
Officer fsr Nsrylasa.
March Cd. lssl-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
xoi1cE TO cREpiroRs

NoFiCEis hereby gwen lha, the sabscri.
~ Der has ATTAINED from the Orphan b
Court o:St. Mary county in dasyiand, Ice.
tiers OF admm's'ra.i"" on the personal estate
"f Henry Ellis. late Of ssId county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned 10 ex hibit the
asne with the proper voaches thereof, 10 the
subscriber On or before the l0rf day at Sept !,
1864. otherwise they may ne excluded by
law frora oil benefit offhe said estate. Gwen
nnder my hand this 10Th day Of March
1864. I N
CHARLES ROWLING. n
Adminissrs,sr. Il
March 10Th. le64-ax- ,-ls
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
EQUITY NOTICE.

wafer Mitchell, IN the tIrciilt Conrt
v.. f,r -. Nary's County,
Jno. H. so,l'oron. I sitting as a Court u
: Equity.
The sbi.ct Of tlis suit is &, ,srncurr decree
for the sale Of c..rt.in real estate in st. Marvs
c,nn,y, which IN the .4;l dav If June. 1854.
was m.,rfea.ri by tic defer 6ant, .f,.o II.
Sothoron. TO Walter Mitchell.
The Till states. in Substance. that ON the
I4th d..v Of M.rsh. 1853, the sail Jno H.
ssoth"r.'n convened "crta u real estate heated
in 81. Mary's county. and which IL pafiic,ilar-
Nv mentt.nesi IN said rrve, ance. iltpl with
sail biz an exhibit. unite the said Walter
Mi'chell BY Wa, Of mortgage 81 secure the
payment "f four thousand. five hundred dol
lars. with interest thereon ~ specified in laid
bill to lee paid in three years
the bill rrsys fer sale .,f said real estate
to pay the aforesaid Indebtedness aia intere.t.
aud also states that the said .Jno ~. Se,h,ron
il not r~i'lent of the state at Maryland.
l.. tl Tsfure adfag~l and ordered by the
clerk Of the Grcn.t County for st. Mary's
csunty. sitting Is = cs.urt sa equity. that the
complainant, by causing copy If this order
"a I've published in lh. SC. Mary's Gazaie. q
new.papcr published in I1eonasdtew,,, st.
Marys couyi:y, Maryland. once a week a.r
four successive works. pre~i"us To the third
Monday Of June next, give notice 70 the
said Jns. II. SHhoren of the object and .nb.
stance Of this bill. aud wara him to appear in
this court, either in persnu or by solicitor. on
ar before the said third Monday of june
next, t0 answer the premises and show can,e.
il any he has, Why decree ought not IA pass
ss prayed.
John =. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True crpy-Te~t. @
JOHN A. CAVALIER, CFk.
March nth lkf,4 fits
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
PUBLIC SALE OF
VAL BILE
PHO!P,BInTYo

pY virtue Of nrr:gage from Thomas Fl.
80 Fowler Of Saiut Mary. County, in the
State OF Maryland. {" Francis Neaie, eBer,ja-
mii e.. Harris ami John n. Nealc. trading AZ
Neaie, Harris & Co.. nf the city of Baltincre.
scaring date of the 21st If May, in the year
one thnnsand, eight hundred aud sixty. the
undersigned, IN attorney Tor the said Nesle.
Harris 4 Co.. will ,:ffrr at public sale, at the
Court House d""r ia Leonard Town, on
TUESDAY Y. the 18th day of
{. April next,
between the i,nnrs Of IL o'clock, NJ. and 4
"'ci"rk. ?. H.. the following property. t.
wis - -as
ONE Sr0RE-HOUsE aud LOT In the
village 81 ChApticn-
Said Ia. treats 22s feet on the main stree,
m Ihaptln,--15 feet 1T SAID front run bark
20 sese ami The remaining $50 feet run hark
is0 ieet. There il goa DWELLING
ioOSE attsc ed 10 said Store. and there h
Also = Kitchen 6ranary. Carriage House and
Corn nause su the premises-all which are
in god repair. IL
iss ges.an wishing tn engage in ihe Mer-
camille ouslnsrs. this property offers strsse
'oeacemeus*--it bsing one Of the best bust
mes. stands ~ this sectisn of the :stste.
iksss o. SALE:-One-third Of ,he pnr.
chase m"ney 10 cash On the dny OF sale, and
the balance IN two eqnaI in.,alsn~nts ut six
ana t.s1ve manths from the day of sale. The
as'ersd payments Ia be secured by the bonds
q the purchaser. with security to be ape,sovea
by the undersigned. and bear;ny fntrrrs, from
the day Of the =
: r. FORD,
81 Attorney f~
Nesle. Harris & Co.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
TEACHER wANrED.

THE Il us;ees Of primafy School, No. .
- OF the 9Th eiscnaS district, desire to en-
pioy abe services OF 4 comreien; teacher in SAID
school Early application shoald be made "a
Oscar Miles, q member Of. shs l<Artr -
Aareh le;h, ISe&-N. @NA@<k
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
N NOTICE.
ADJOURkM emit.

Circuit Court fpr St. Mary's County.
FNHE regular term Of this Court. which
l. was to have m~t on Monday. the
2lst ins. is sdj"urn.-i by His Honor.
Judge Brent. to the FIRST Monday Of June
uex:. All persons. therefore. having
business :" said term. will not be required
to attend until said frst Monday OF JUNO
next.
By or,l'r.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER,
Clerk.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
. ! SELECT SCHOOI.
FOR
YOUNG LAplEs.

~ IsS KATE CAVALIER. 4 wiling II
Az AID f.ur yeang ladies ~ the nnsnbes q
pupils at pfe~eut under her care
She has tsamssstatic ana pieasat koar5ier
accommodations sos them. Hnr c.nr,e 81 w.
struction comprises oil the n.u~! branches
taught in the best FeEsie Academic, -inciml-
ing French. Mnsic, Drawing, Nerdle WORK.
&c. BM, h.-.Zs- -
Her icrms viii he made known r,sin sppII.
cati,n by letter. Or "sisrwise.
Address, Leonard Tnwn, r. o.. -
N. Mary's county. Sid.
February 18th, isg4--n. ..s n !
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

nR. JAMES r. THOMPSON. Den-
II tiss. having returned to the county.
VIII retnnmenee the praciice of his profession
from tins date. Grateful tn his friends and
the pubA;c for past favors. he soiic:ss q
c.at'nAafi"n OF their patronage. Orders from
tfe .dlnainx Counties viii DC promptly res
ponded Co. -
= Address a@f a&ss ss4 = -
Great Mills, r. o..
Sc. Msrys county. AI1.
March i0sh. lse4-tf salii -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans court OF
saint Mary ~ county, in Maryland, ,e,i~rm Of
administration, on tae rer sonal estate Of WIN.
M. Taylor, Iaieof said coaniy, deceased. All
persons having claims agn,ns, the said deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same, with the
proper voncI'es thereof, In the subscriber onor
before the 10Th of Sent, 1864. otherwise they
may be excluded by law from all benefit Of the
said estate. Give" under my hand this losh
day OF March, 1864.
JOHN w. FOWLER.
Admiiistrster.
March 10Th, lsSi-4,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
IA L u 4 B l. T.
PROPERTY.

RY virue of three writs of Fisri Facias
- Issued ..n. If the Circuit Court fx st
Mary's Csunty, one at the suit If Rober
Hiekl-y anu James Hickey; oue at the suit
Of Elizabeth II. Gabe aud Susan r. Gahc;
anil "n- a, the shit of Jasper NJ Berry
against the .o"sis and clast-ls, lands and tene-
m-"ts "f j. sept. II. Maddox; and by virtue
Of one wr. oil Fier Facia>. issned out Of tn.
Circuit C'ur. f,r ST. Mary s County. at the
silt Of Her,ar'i L. Hayden. Use cf VIM
Woodward fr $ls3.75. against the g,sxis
anal cha,trls. lands apt tenem,ents Of Joseph
II. Maddox. G Fred. Maddox and Geo %
A. Slun,ns; and to me directed. I have seized
and taken iE execution all the ri.ht, title
interest claim and demand, at law aud in
equity. "f the .aic Joseph II. Maddox, q
Frel Maddox aud Geor,.e a. Simms in aud
to the following property, to wit:
One iot of LINE. supposed to contain
about
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

= Z =
and other. ~e s.s e 81 ~ m.. ,s so sss'
vs.. .ississ Is !. ! Court I' q 3
aid ass.<.s. q"
The nljccf Of this Lii is,s obtain decree
fr tire sale q the rs'sle-taf- Of Gp-sy Bowiss.
late II ~. Marv's c.uniy. deceased.
Tic bail sfsbss. in snhs,ance,T thai Gnss
l3Awiss died leaving real estate 10 81 Aafy's
csuntv---shat there was no administrators
uprn bis personal estafe-tbas he left an in
snfic;ent:y OF s<sefs To pay his debts. aud that
I've left the Glowing heirs at law: Washing
tln Bowles. Whose interest was sid 20 Or r
Neale; flillesrv Bowlrs. whose interest w.s
~'kl t0 DR. II Neai,, w : Bowles wi,.se in-
isrrst WAS sold Ia Thomas II FNsE!ess and
William Bean. anil than the said willian,
taran j, = ncn-rcsilent vi the Sta'e Of Mary
laad
Tho bin pssya fr sale of the real estate.
itr tho payment .f the creditoss. and asks
f~ suipena< as.iast tho said Wa~hine ton
ii,wls~. Hillary BDw!ed DR. ksberf Neale.
lhmas II P,wls.s and William Dean
II y therefore afpaissi aud .rlrresi hy the
clerk si the Circuit Court E,r Saint Mary's
cunty. sitting as aI,'ouri Of equity. tha, The
c',niplainant bv causing copy ~ this order
10 be published IN The St. Aary's Gazette.
n.ce 4 week tT fur Successive weeks pre-
viotss b. the third Maniay of June mkt, give
n"t'cs z" the sid WiIii,m Dean nf the object
and s,lls'ance II this bill anil warn him ta
appear IN this Ctnsrt. either in pers.m " by
s''licits,r, on ar t,efure tie tl,i,d Monday OF
Jnne next. To answer the premises aud show
ca,D~. II any he i,as. why decre ought not
To- pass ~ iravasl.
.hnN A. CAVALIER. Crk.
True cnpy-Tea
JOHN A. CAVALIER. C.'k.
March 18th. lS64-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
NOTICE.

WAsHrN0Tox. y. G., Feb "a. 1854.
~. Esssfor ~ have this Gay been ii,frm-
ca ifsaf The firee is The enlist nisaf ri negroes
and pay lnr tle same does npt expirr sss the
isi .of |sarEis ilc tive u tine prrsen: date is
wM P-sEATON.1
-. -. box 1883. Wa.hingion. ID c..
os''cs Roors No. 90 FeslcrN Kte! 1sh
STREET, opposite Post OfIicc. -
March 10TH lSG4-sf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

an the premises where the property is situated.
between the hours .f Q o'clock. A NJ. aud
o'cl.ck, r. H., ! viii. expose to public auc-
ton the aboye described property. 50 seized
and taken in execution. to the highest bidder
for cash. Also TO satisfy sfficcrs' costs On
same.
PHILIP H. DORSEY.
y, ShcriE
March 10th, 1S64-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.


IT shall be Mt Leonard Tewn~ ON the frst
j. day Of April >r.xt with Old Black
Hawk, With REV TO making season in
81. Msry's Cannty. Further particulars
viii be given Upon my arrival. :.
Wal. P. uUESER. !
March 17th, lS64-ti. 4HR g
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

~ more OF less.
And. l hereby give notice. that On
FRIDAY, the 2otk day ef M.rcl ina. /.
sf the Court Honsc door. in Leonard Town.
Between the hours OF 8 o'clock. NJ. md
. oeios'k. p "a. will expose 10 public
.urriua sIc above described properly. 20
sriaed and taken ia execution. 10 The highest
bisidrr for cash. Also to SATISFY osscers'
costs On sarsc.
go. TnOS. L. DAVIS.
Late Sheriff
Hasch ard. IS6i-fa.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
5000 bushels.

This Fine - on the brach. n~sr Cough =
Wharf. about three miles from i.~nnard '..own.
And, hereby give notice. that on
THURSDAY. the 7th' day u
April next,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

rryo ITfSTrcE.-

W JUSIICE:-
Ny attention has haen called
to yeatf article publishrd short time rinse
in the Saint Mary's Gasets 4 have M
moved mv cases to Charles Comfy. and.
perhaps, come others have done the same.
Irnuld like 70 know " ..Justice. !" in bis
article. has reference "a me. and dnes Ne
ipean 20 state that would swear falsely.
and vas not entitled 10 he believed upon MY
osth. Ii 90. ~ such IN impusafion would
damage my cause. I desire ,te give an ex-
plaaation ofthe reasons Why | removed my
cases.
PHILIP HOWE.
Maroh 9Th 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

This land u lpcated in very desirable
neixhtoriseid t4nsi Adios,s< ths Tsasissd Col
Wm. !. nakisi.sne aud Robert M. Slsaaks =
IL is wei: improved, has good buildings upon
il and il web adapted 30 the growth of oil the
staple p,.slncts RI this scr,irn # the state
II is conven'rnt IA the Potns,nsc river aud
aysters. fish and will Ewi abound in the bays
and cserks adjacent t., II,
TEsNs or SALE. a. prescribed nv the de-
cree, are cash. Upon the PAYMENT of the
purchase money the Trustee will execute q
deed TO the purchaser free. clear aud dis
charged from all the parties Ia this suit and
those claiming un,ler them.
II. FORD.
Trustee. :.
March 10th. la6A-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24
LATE SHERIFF,s SALE OF
V.iL ABLE
personal
II N ID
IF al Il s t a tie.

"f virtue Of three writs of vendi.ioni
10 exp"nas. issued ont Of the Circuit
Court kr Saint Nary's County. one
| at the silt Bernard L. HAYDEN. use Of G
W Ward. Que at the suit of Geurge w
Howard Il Co. one at the suit of same:
agains. the goods and cha,t.ls. lands and
trnen,ep,s Of q Fred. Ma idnx. Benjamin.
6 Harris and Joseph Il Maddox: and by
virtue of tw" wri.s &c vrndi,ioni exponas
issued cur of the Circnh Court for Saiut
Msry's County, one at the snit OF Loker &
Atel'; one at the ssit of Richard II Mi..:
against the goods aud chat,eIs. lands and
tenenen;s OF George A S,mms. G Fred
Maddox and Benjamin G Harris; and By
virtue Of three writs Of ven.liiiomi cxponas.
issued out Of the .ircuit Court for Saint
Marys County. one al the SUR If the Pro-
fessors Of Saint Mnry's Seminary. IN the
city Of Baltimore: one At the sui. Ut Richard
II Miles: one at the suit OF the Saint Mary's
Savings institution; against tie goods aud
chattels. lands and tenements of q Fred.
Maddox and Benjamin G Harris; and by
virtue Of one other writ Of venditioui expo
uas, issued out Of the Circuit Cvur: f,r St
Mary's County. .. the Sui, Of J Edward
Bird 4 Bro. use Of Judith Bird, against
the goods and ci.a.tels, lands and tenemenfs
of George 4 Sinus. G Fred. !us,i.iox,
Benjamin q Harris aud Joseph II Maddox.
and to ne directed. have seized and taken
in execution all the right. title. interest.
claim and demand. at Law aud 10 equity.
Of the said q Fred Maddox. GEORGE A
Simms. Benjamin u Harris and joseph H
Maddox 10 and to the following properly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

sorrel mare; 2 gray horses; / horse
(Dick): bay mare; yoke of oxen;
cows aud calves; bull; 81 head of sheer
! wagon; OK cart: 3 buggies; teider mill
al tho farming implements on Gran.
piCp;" l bay barse; 3 colts; / COW;
beisers; l yoke of oxen; / b. horse; l pal.
mules; yonng oxen; 2 yoke Of oxeu; I
bull; cows; IL head Of sheep; bvfse
cart.
Also. one tract OF parcel d land. called
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

March 18th. 1S64-3t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-24

TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT.
IN ErERY BRANCH OF THF TRIBE
t rendering euren,me stack one of tue
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
TN THE UNITED STATES.
The Whole als and Retail Price bring mark
Cd an sa.h arsicle, from which
r 80 DEVIATION IS ALLOWED. 4.
Parties not fully acquainted with the vslue of
Goods can huy from "a with perfect roaidenc<.
zsarrh 24lh. le64-H.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-01-08

Ia attained. fhe large amount Of legal learning
vhjch vonr several bodies comprise will dodbt.
lac. cnsble YOU to frame and adopt such rcsolu
tions and bin Us will extend fully the right Of
suffrage 10 the soldier In the field, as will guard
we'll the elective franchise from abuse, and mt
the same time meet all constitutional require
ments. So may thousands OF our fel!ow.citi-
rem, volunteering to leave home and friends
and the comforts of peaceful life to defend our
common rights, cannot doubt will be enabled
Inv YOU, sanctioned by the cooperation Of the
neople. 10 cast their votes for President OF the
limited States In the election which Is to take
place IN November next.
REcIPRocrrY TREATY.
In the course Of the present year expires the
term after which the 80 called Reciprocity
Treaty between tho Government of the United
States and great Britain may be recinded, at
the pleasure Of either party, on giving years
regarded as unfavorable to various leading In.
dustrial interests Of the people Of Maine, and
the Legislature In 1852 adopted the following
SRs'oip.s, Asthe sentiment Of this legislature,
that Il Il The duty Of tho National Goysrnment OF
the United States b. give notice % tho British Gov
S viii 30 rsssnaod on tho part Of the Tnisd States
NJ The expiration OF tho Time 10 which its opera.
ton 10 limited by IL terms, 10 the end that, u any
new arrangement may % MADE WIN the bntisn
Goyernmcnt. which shall be moro just and equal,
and properly guard and proteot the great interests
OF this state, which Are injuriously Affected BY the
present treaty. 80. 80.
inn business, leading branch Of tho Industry
OF our citizens, enjoyed Q great degree OF pros
pcrity, but from that time, when the markets.
OF tho United States were opened to the free I'm,
portation Of Canadian and other provincial
a.. - svntkfsn nth n
ftost bite. Many parties employed In that bust
mess were utterly ruined, and Tor years II did
mot enjoy single season Of air success. The
value Of timber lands In Maine, owned ~ well
by the State as BY individuals. was greatly d.
minished. The vast milling property employ
ed In the manufacture Of lumber also suffered.
Il Is doubtful II any act OF the Government. OPP
Grating 10 injuriously upon private Interests
was ever 10 uucomplaiuingly borne.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-01-08

PRIVATE KELLEY TO soLDfEn.
This war, fruitful as Il has been In stimula-
ting the inventive genius Of our countrymen
to devise new methods Of defence and destruc.
ton, has also developed = spirit Of humanity
strangely In contrast with the inevitable bar.
barities OF war. The charities Of our people.
like everything else connected with the war,
have bssn gigantic In their proportions. The
cry that our soldiers are suffering, Is the "opsn
sesame" that .unlocks oil hearts, and at lis
call, no matter how OF rspeated, afaueneo
pours forth Its abundance. and penury contrib.
utes its mite for their relief The women Of
the country. In this, Ms In every labor Of bsncf.
icenos, the hrst to enter and the last 10 retire
from the field, from city. village, and hamlet
have sent forth q continuous stream Q! me
fruits Of their industry, to make com!ortsoIo
the frnms OF The suffering soldier, ana 70 cheer
hin heart by thess reminders, that. though far
r'TSs Iii appointed Commissioners, slmoners
~ ths neopIe's bcnssolsnoe, have nobly done
,h.;r duty. The opening vollsy that snnoupoes
.ne ,,is commsnosd, q signal for their agents
- rsiIy. and the echo OF the last gun die: not
sssy. before they. like angels OF mercy, have
~~.hsrcd on the Held Of strife. 70 administer re-
I'M TO the wounded and consolation TO The dy-
inr-to friend and foo alike. They deserve the
thanks Of every man aud woman In Tee
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Beware of COunterCeits.

See that the signature of sc. NJ JACKSON" is on tn
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
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The kebeIs Despondent.

A gentleman who has just reached our
lines at Memphis, after extensive wander
ing in the South, furnishes some interest
ing information as to the condition Of sf-
fairs among the rebels. he says that they
no longer boast ss they did year or SO
ago, but are growing more calm and ser
ious They say that cur troops can 60
where they choose, yet claim they can
never be subdued. They are emoBttroubied
about the imitation Of their currency, and
think it must be reduced, and in some way
three qusrters Of It be destroyed. The
Consumption act is giving them much
trouble also. If all the men are to bear
arms, they wonder who is to raise provis-
ions for the support of their families.
Much corn is stored between selma and
Meridian.
Aug gusts, Georgia, is the great depot for
goods running the blockade. A large
quantity of cotton is stored at Montgomery,
Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia.
President Lincoln's last PROCLAMATION
was better received than those preceding
Il, aud has been extensively published.
This Informant thinks that Q msjority Of
the people Of Northern Mississippi and
Georgia would side with the Union but for
the presence Of armed rebels.
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Additional Testimony.

1t is highly gratifying to hear that DR..
Lawrence, the eminent and skiIlful ocul-
ist and surist, from New York, is working
miracles in the wsy Of restoring lost and
injured sight and hearing. We are in
formed that many cases Of diseases Of the
eye and ear have been restored perfectly
BY this gentleman within the last two or
three weeks, while many others are under
process of treatment. The following tes-
timonial fully explains itself:
CLEVELAND, January IA, 1864.
This may certify that having been
afflicted with severe and almost total deaf
ness, and having tried the ordinary medi-
cal and surgical aid Of those esteemed as
eminent practitioners without procuring
any benefit, was induced at last to put
myself under the care Of DR.. Lawrence.
His treAtment was brief and successful,
lasting only twenty minutes. am COM
pletsly restored. have sll confidence in
DR.. LsWrence's skill and integrity, in the
diseases he makes speoislities. beg to
thank him publicly for what 1 can SO tru-
ly appreciate. MISS GLOVER.
The Doctor can be consulted daily from
nine o'clock A. n, to 1--WE P. l., at the
American House. 2t