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The New York herald., 1864-06-27

inston and took part 10 the battle u Dul run o. hs
return the oy from that three months canPaien Ne
reosivcd the appointments 6 captain In the U0ted STATES
Army. He was next called 70 the lieutenant colonecy
II the Eighty eighth regiment arish Brigade), under
Colonel Baker and upon the resignation OF that kens
Colonel Kelly was appointed In his place. There
action in which the Irish Brigade took part
that Colonel Kelly was not present, and everywhere
distinguished himself as cool and valiant ofncer.
He s but ono green laurel mtrs encircliug the
brow or Irish bravery and patriotism a. exhibited
on msny bloody field the commencement
OF the present rebellion He shot dead at the head
OF his command while charging the rebel n'renchmopts
In front OF Petersburg He died as he lived brave ana
calm to the last With his face t0tha fce he fell IN oe
fence his adopted country and there s not one who
know tho gallant soldier but will shed tear OF regret
for his untmey end. Although Of an exceeding'y mo-
des and retiring manner yet he possessed the true in
stncts and brilliant capabilities al high military leader
and had he lived there Is little doubt but shat he would
have arrived al hghsdstinction 10 The army
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FuneraT or Colonel Patrick Kelly, OF the
Irish Brigade.

The funeral or Colonel Patrick Kelly late 10 command
Of the Eehty-eghth regiment tMeashers Irish Brissde
took place yesterday afternoon from the residence q
ceaseds brotberin law No. Ill Fast Twentieth street
Colonel Kelly killed before Petersburg the 18th Of
June There qune large attendance at the funeral
yesterday. The Sixty ninth regiment, National Guard
undor command Of Colonel James Bsgiey did duty
Among the ooors OF tho Irish Brigade present Col
Robert Nugcnt Major ouiuau Captain Hogan and others
Nearly all the officers Of the Ninety ninth regiment Ma
topal Guard, were also present There was q large
gathering Of the personal friends Of Colonel Kelly Two
O'Clock the hour announced for the funeral
TO move but nearly -four oc,ook before everything
was In rsadbsss The remains were then conveyed 70
Calvary Cemetery where they were inferred. 4he fol-
lowing sketch ~ deoeased will prove OF Interest ~ this
time -
Colonel Bely born 10 plaos called Castle Backstt,
county Galway, Ireland 10 the year 1921. He came 70
tbk country about fourteen year go and pursued nsr
psntlk llfs for some yc.,s Hs Itch started seab.
ishmsu. - ssmssa 10 Eghth street known as the psoa.
ssr.sr dates from ron y. q Ss A1yna NJ
mont New York state Militia, weoh corps ne JONES As
private In Company D., Captain Eowlpg ne wm soon
promoted " the rank Of orderly sersaut 10 company
updsr Captain }. Ryan, sfsrwards c6osel xno sees
decesssd. His nsxt promotion was &c asptsssncy
the same company. While Corcorau was oooce o. toe
exy.nnth he received the appointment Of cAptslo, ~
vessh cApseiv y Nssssdsd VIII hh regiment V NssA-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nj larrIed.

MWfrIeUe
On nBRHRESs-OsRoRvE Harlem, on Saturday, June
25 the residence OF tho brides paronts by the Rev.
O. c. Norton, WM PER DE- BEHRESs, United States Navy,
to Miss EMILY J. OSBORNE.
HAL-CURns.-In Hudson City, N. j., on Sunday,
June %, by Rev NJ Eston. Ira J. HALL to CARRIE A,
daughter OF william II. Curtis, EsI. OF Brooklyn, N T.
OaERsEcK-Mcw aoRTER.-At Trinity church, Hoboken.
on SATURDAY June 25 by the Rev. NJ s. Harris GUsrAv1
OBERBEc OF Bruins wick Germany. to JANE ANNA, daugh
ter Of Alexander McWhorter, OF Hoboken.
PEcx-DwuEI.- Thursday morning, June %, by the
Rev DR. EDDY. OF Cazenova, WILLIAM WARD PECK TO Miss
MARY FRANCES r. DEUEL. all Of this city. No cards.
RoMAINE--LKwIs Sunday, June 10, by the Rev. Il.
H. Ioomis, WILLIAM W. ROMANO TO Miss SARAH A. LEWIS,
both OF this city.
srRouB-Burr-On Sunday, June 10. by the Rev. +. T..
Hiscox, Mr. FREDERICK SrRouB 10 Miss LKrIrA Bu1r,
both OF this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
WnGus-LvIYGsr0N this city, by Rov. Morse Row
ell AUGUSTUS B. WiLaUs 70 lLzzB LIVINGSTON, Of Yon
kers, N. Y.
Hudson (N ~ papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

SArrRDAv, Jsne 70 1904.
AsEns -Receip's, "A bbls. Prices have advanced 10
si2 or pots and si4 pearls
Bss1psTurs.-Rscslpls, se,sS bbls n,or, sq bbls
and S5 bass oornmsa, le et busbss wheat a. ea1 do
corn, 30 cal DO. osAs, and 2s7 Do. pyo. rne 0our
market was dull end Do. ioc lower, with sales OF
$4,000 bss. state and wsstern 700 dn sousheru ana
900 Canadian. Rye fiR and oornmesl were Quiet ana
uochauee, with saes OF 100 bss Of the former and S7s
do. OF the aticr. We quot':-
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York segar Assncy, N Liberty street. slf
w pss 81 - M psrsss buysns sss ~ woaIe 40
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Rye nous, supsrass. s................... o. =
Corn meal Dds. ~ ~
Corn pnea punc0eons .ss.s.ssoe " co W
The wheat market also active, and tho COM
qualities were fully &c. 30 lower. Sales loo.o 600
bushels, at 81 TsK . 81 for upsound TO No Chicago
spring, 81 05 81 oil for Milwaukee club, 80 81 10 for
amber Milwaukee 81 o5 81 os for winter red westerp,
and 81 10 for amber Michigan. Ryewas inactive Oats
frmer and active at 9sc. . 97c. Corn steady. Saes
40 900 bushels at 81 % 81 SO for uusound 70 gsod
Western mixed. Barley ana barley malt were inactve
BEANS were In active request with sales OF 10 900
bushels at 80 50 asa 55 for medium, aud 81 6S 81 So
for
RsEswAx has advanced. Sales Of 10 600 lbs. Western
at Csc. a CSC.
cAsprEs Sperm and patent were held higher, some
manufacturers demanding 45c. a Csc.
CMcoRySaes OF 500 casks German granulated at 18c,
now held at 2oc., Dutch 1Tc., root 1oo
Coal Foreign csotruss very scarce and To much
wanted. Domestic tends upward. We quote Lacka
wanna at $40 So ana Cumberland at 81, o. b., at
Georgetown and Baltimore. We quote Scranton at
SO 90 Lchigh $40 25 and government tax at Elizabeth
port, and Pittstou $40. Tho yard prices are $ll =
Gil 80, cash.
CorEx.-Ihe market was quiet but prices were frm,
With sales OF e7s bags ST. Domingo In bond, chiefly at
21Hc.
Co11oN Tho market irregular and srine lower.
Wa
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FINE ART1.

NAMPkfoN MEDALS or LINCOLN AND JOHNSON
~ Inch diameter, well executed sent to any address
et % cents EACH % IS per dozen. few, In silver a
each, liberal discount the trade Address Forrest
Co., boz Is ox1 Broadway.
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rrH3 ukDR RsrQNED SELLS Sugars CHRAPBn
y esn any o;Asr house from Us s9 s,c ?1 up 70 go
9u;ssd V rive call before Ryyisg anywhere else L.
HiLLbR, No Dsy street. near BSosdvay. up stairs.
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Whole number Of banks authorized 10 date
464 with an Aggregate capital Of. 900 ,le6 200
The business Of the subj Treasury In This oy, during
he mast foilovs.-
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.sE GAns AND TOBACCO.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SMOKERS -wnoEvgR
viii en- loy smoking may ask for berg Co q superior
cigarette made Of the choicest Hayans and Turkish To-
baccos without tho slightest smell Of paper The
beg 20 Inform the pubic that they already
possess patents IN EnR and Russia Turkey where
improved ciesrttss In nigh favor and renown "a
Tent Ter be United saies has been applied for and IL
expected. BEhG co, Manufacturers OF Cigarettes,
6owery, New York pripcspal Depot FOR the trade Al
ALEXANDER MARCUS, 81 and 30 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

7otal....se7es27 2o,ol2,l43 1854, ,246 4.s4s,so0
The balance remaining 10 the hands o the Assistant
Treasurer co Saturday was S2s ,o2s ,e6x
The following the discount In the principal
citles Of the Continent ai last adv'ces:-
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EXCURSIONS.

LsoR TRE FISHING BANKS THE WE'LL KNowN
II steamer MARYLAND, having been reatted with .
for the entire sunday June 26 under commaaA
of Capt " rerancc, leaving AZ foows-Breome street
East river at A. NJ Peck slip. East river, A. Nj Dsy
street $50 A. M pier No North river, 645 A. n. FaFs
the BankA and return Sl children half price. Dinner
refreehments ard good d hoard.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

nAY LIfS v0k ALBAHY-oHANoE or PIER-
~ Peasure Srsves TO Catskin Mountain House LeOAnoa
sprisg ssra.og Montreal ssd n polnss North and wssS
cla he Hudson Tis3r rns ssn stsSmbost o. vIBBARDs
tain r. TAlmsp fera daly line for Albany from nss-
brossss street. NJ and Thireth Il yM land
ing II cozsens Bote Dock West Point, Newburg PonsS.
keepsie, Rhinebeck Cslski and Hudson. Tickes soid
board and baggage checked west and north.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

THE LONDON AND NEW YORK srRAMsHrP CON.
i pany will despatch semi monthly their new sTd nrst
class British iron steamships CELLA, .BELLONA
ATALANrA. IOWA. INDIANA and MANHATTAN. each
5000 bprthen between London and New York, calling
a on the voyage frsm London Ratee o. pa,sage
pRyable United States Prom New York First
Cabin 500; Second Cabu S70 stseraqc $40 Prom Lon
don Havre. First Cabin, S0U: For passags apply 70
apply 81 South street Advances made on merchandise
consigned the London AgentA -.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
In TO QURENSTOWN AND LIv8RPOOL
Cabin: SoS gold stssrass. e46-Payabe in currency.
ceturuays July =
LOUISIANA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sails Saturday. july Is
f0' passage .pp'w WILLIAMS GuIoN, % Broadway.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
DIAMONDS,

OLD GOLD AND BlLVEk
Persons who wish 10 sel Diamonds old Gold, Syer o
any kind Of old fashioned Jewelry TO LOUIS ANhfCH
72} positive fact he 30 per cent moro
than any other in New York SINCE the
adminsrasion of the late Martin Van Buren. Mako
mistake-72S Broadway, under the New York Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

A BONA EIDE AsTROIo0Isf, THAT EVERY ONE
depend for getting FROM Madame
WILSON who tells the object OF your wait as
enter her room All should conant this naturally gifted
lady as might save them msfortunes She causes
speedy marriages and tells a that whole life
He rpredictons true that they prise all
suli her B-I am IN possession OF magic charms fos
love and good luck, which certain their
Madame WILSON tells 20 true that lsdics may get
little mid though they need not fear for she practices
nothing but what IL recouclabe TO phi osophers fso
street near Stanton, over the bakery Fee FOR ladies ana
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-11-12

mink | can remaln underline same r COT with 20
both | arranged lt this morning. in ha.q ia
hoar my servant will come, appar MT with I'M
portant dispatches, and shall go to. night
Oh, are You going to forget me-
Think of the grave under the Provence
roses before you ask methat,' he said, hurst
ing suddenly into tears, and clasping her to
his heart.
A post-chaise dashed into the court-doe
barked. and. the great bell Of the ball rang
# S Jacques, exclaimed the bafS
ness. Grand Dieu You will certainly
be discovered! =
The husband and wife spoke for the last
time those dear names-touched for the last
time each others lips-then Maurice was
hurried away by their confdante, and Ger
aldine sank upon her knees.
Oh, God protect hi1ff = she cried. s-And
help NE to do my duty, forI am wretched.
The Baroness glided softly back through
the silent passages.
He has gone-and all is safe Col
help you both = she said, leading her friend
towards her chamber, and dismissing her
with a kiss.
When the General entered, half an hour
later, Geraldine's eyes wcrc closed,
Little one,' he said, checrfully, our
friend DEstecourt has been suddenly called
away to Paris. His servant was sent for
him-I have just seen him eff. By the way
| believe he and the Baroness knew some
thing of that story to night. Very ode
that the Colonel should happen to repeat il
before them, was it not p
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-11-12
FOR SALE.
HERRING FIRE PROOF IRON SAFE. LARGE
size. CREECH & LITCHFORD,
Nov. 5. 12--4t Com. Merchants & Aucti oneers.
CARD NOTICE.

CARD NOTICE. +.
vNHERE is now ready to besissued from this De-
= partment to the different counties in the State, a
lot of COTTON N WOOL CARDS. This let
of Cards will be sens to the Agents, witt. Backs ready
for lacking the Cards on, and be sold at 1872, SO per
pair to the citizens generally in no instance is more
than one pair to be sold to a family. These Cards
are notiatended tor the families Of soldiers. The
Department is having a large lot backed ready
for use, which will be sent out and sold to the fami-
lies or soldiers asfastgas trey can be made, at a much
less price. Agents arc requested to make arrange
ments and call for them.
Z. A. DOWD, A. @. NJ;
Oct. %, 1864. lift.
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RECENT CONSEQUENCES.
AVE PLACED US IN POSSESSION OF
IN 1000 yards A Sheetings, and additional arri-
yals dairy expected
2 dozen Horse Shoe Rasps
4 dozen Ii inch Flat Bastard Files
% dozen Hand-Saw Files, and a small lot Mill
Saw Files, Cast Hollow Ware, Pots, Ovens and Spi-
ders, &c, in quantity and vatiety
% boxes Southern Star Snuff and
4 bbls, Copperas, together with 9th er articles.
CREECH & LlTCIF0RD,
Com. Merchants and Auctioneers.
Sept, IL, 1864. ST
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WoOL NOTICE.
~Quartermaster's Department,
RALETGH, n. c.. jane 9 1864

= g." y Va uUI . LOUf. j
AM NOW PREPARED To EXCHANGE
COTTON YARN FOR WOOL, upon the fol-
lowing terms, viz:
One bunch of Yarn for 8 lbs. of w.shei Wool.
/" !" " 4 Unw4sked = .
AGENTS have BEN appointed TO NIX ths ex-
change at the following PLACES:
Oxford, yarboso'. KiQsfg
&alA@~i~-tkeGonco IAN,
Headersonviiie, Statesvile, RoxbDro',
Asaesiile, Plrtsboro, LonisLurg.
Fayetteville, Coleraiue, Raleigh
Persons shipping WOOL to this place will please
mark on the packages VIII ON they are FROM, and
cotton yarn will be forwarded Immediately.
| hope the people will patriotically respond to
the above notice, as the wool is for clothing the
North Carolina troops III. 4. DOWD.
A G. NJ, N. G. A.
October |. 1864, Tt
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Surgeon Generals Office,

Surgeon Generals Ofice,
RALEIGH, N. c., June 10th, 1864.
A MESSENGER WILL LEAVE THIS OFFICE
n on the first day, and the fifteenth day, of every
month, for Gen. Lees army. All boxes left here
for any member of that army will be carried there
promptly by him and delivered to the owner.
EDWARD WARREN,
1T Surgeon General NerthsCarolina.
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it as much as be could, but still the screen that
tlntalized him was not laid aside, and he was
forced to cortent himself by aaniring the beauti-
ful hand and arm that held it, and the small foot
that rested on the hearth. Very much in love with
the gallant soldier was, even after two yearsof
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-11-12
ay, n ovember Ia. 1864.

L! | adore him yiye Napoleon! Vive PEm-
pereur ! and she waved her kerchief in the air.
And have you seen him p
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-17


ne1sasely issue rs;,sir nofee fra snerfsl esec-
t.nI y tie he'd II tie ususl rlares III hslsinx
sl@eIsons' ~ said cs'snfv OF c;fr, nos less Than
se 'ss sfssre than tep after ssid notce, lor
aase Tssirlosle of xunnsy18v sch yars.scv.
&srfsan g. Aud III ii e,sscted. That the con~
ssts.'ss'' md sssrni or Go,srD.s.e.t adopted br
'as SAID Lenrentlon. as afDresasa, shall IL xns5-
nisssd ta the legal ana nsaI,:fed y<ssrs of de
State, asr their adoption ,r seieefiss.. 4 srr.
a:s, ~ ssish ras,s.sr all suhiscf 10 s.sc, rules
and ressiissioas - said c.snxestioa uav rre-
ssste Is E. and ts provisions ieresEsior
Z 81 So qsas< - 1iasF ii II - 3
~ OF the eiesss ions rFosHed iii the previoas
sections of this act, shall be applicable TO the
ets':'i'n {" ae held under this section.
Sect0n Z. As,d be II enacted, That in case
81 a"y refusal or neglect Of any of the Judges
'i e!tcti.n. or o' any clerks of the court, or of
any sl'sffi or any county nr Il 4mGre city. tn
MAKE any oi ine returns. or perform aHv OF the
dutei required of them res ,cc;.yely i,v the pro-
VISIONS OF THIS act, such j,.6ge, cerg or sheriff,
so refusing or negieriirg, shall lie Liable to in
d!rtnIent tor snch offence, and upen convI~tion
! tirTe,E, shall he Geenlrd guilty. of misie-
, nesnor, and lie sentenced to a ine Of not less
t;sn i've hundred dollars and to inprison n ent
! ~ the jt.i OF tia cjty or county where such
! offence may have been committed. for term of
nos less than six months.
| Sectinn 8. And he II enacted. That when the
| Governor shall receive the reuir,, of the nun!-
her cf ba!to's east IN this State for The adoption
| or rejection Of the Constitution submitted by
/ c"nvenisen To the people, ii upon counting and
ras'..i% up the returns made ,o him as here
! t"br!"re prescribed, it shall appear that u ma.
,"rliv OF the legal votes "nSt at SAID eectinn are
/ iii tusot of ;he Adoption ofiie said Cons titutlon
! ne s:'aii Issue his proclamation to the reople OF
thr -tale, declaring the tact, and lie shall take
sach s'eps rs s!.:fi lie required by the spui
Con >:in'inn To carry the same in,o !u!. oHera-
tIon, a"d To supersete ihe old Constitution OF
| th:s State.
! Section 9. And be II enacted, That all ballots
cast at amy Of The elsctoas TO be he'll under the
prev is"ns Of this law, shall be written print
! I'd on white paper, and any ballot or ballots
! written or printed on coiored paper, shall no,
! lie received by said judges of election; aud this
! Act shall be published. under the order Of the
Governor, in three of the newspapers in the
':'iT al batimoTe, one Of them to be a pane.
printed III German, and one in snch county
| where n-newsraper is printed, once a week for
three weeks before he day of election.
Sec7Inn TO- And be i, enacted, That this &C.
, Shall take effect from The day OF Its passage.
March Ard. lS64-jw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-17


ing. and that the decision xhesher they
|sherlj reti9Y tLtisce, or whether fls4re
should be i Hgeseral fbrssrd nacsssncns
Into Jatlands ws< expcclsd II con.e from
5eriin. The Official and aern;-oaicisl pa
pers are very reserved upoa the SUBJECT
Last nights Gd-,fte gave the Lsndo,, tel.-
gram uit'i.ns Comment; the III. .oss .J.rraal
talks afa disputed frontier. and saws sha,
she sorsh part of the town of KoldiI,g.I ~
well ss the nlscss south of koiiin;,- An.
are situste within the dehatabie distr:ct
The B;s'nark organ says. tut no, in an
authoritative or seemingly osicial manner.
that il l. natural tbs allies, being once az
war with Denmark. should nut limit their
operations to Schleswig: while The Cross
."Maat supposes shat they vii. n.a 90
beyond h"tiing and plsss ON the same
line. on the oiher hand. it has been Tor
some days understood that tEe Prussians
desire to effect diversion. So as.to fscili-
tate The attack on Dappe' and it is manifest
thar in order to do 30 they must enter j ut
land 4 Copenhagen dispatch says there
had been cavalry skirmish at Guisoe,
onsi!.rabiy To The northeast OF ko.iius
aud good part OF the wy to Frederica:
but doubt Is cast on this by Berlin Jour.
nal. which would fain make Is appear bat
the frontier was creased only in The heat
OF pursuit. and after sairmish which oc-
cured in Schleswis. This dies not agree
with the alleged presence OF The Prussian
guard at kodi'tg. A short time, howey
er, mns1 clear ny al! these dolbts. Gr.a.
'importance Is naturally atiachei to the So
luton they may receive. and >l,puld it
prove that the Invasion Of Jutland has real
iy taken place. and is 10 be persisted in, it
will hers be considered that the ,rob .b;li
ties of a European war have greatly increas-
cd. and indeed tha, there is scarcely hope
ofits being avoided. - :
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-17
no. 25,

- u 49, 49,
: ~ Tie Tswish Messekees publishes coz
seSpnnacnrs Between ttas esiiinr and As@iss
G~neral Bitter The former wraies TO ino,s ,siss,
Why the isttss< II his report ef tie capture of
nusabef of tl.sckasse ruuners y~cantiv, ,v~tt
oss<a. his ~'ay TO sasccifv the religion of tl.s
parties Attending The General sll.avows sny
intantlnn Of casting repraeh on the .fews w
ca'.ng then, jews. The phrase, hs sav~. srss,
meant to designate nationality. and nat r,Ii-
-i''n--as ons woaids say FIVE Irieh1aen. s,e
Germans Oh Eve Italians. lie aaways c,ss-
sssltrai tie jews matioaalfy. fkargh po.n,ss ss.
ing no country. 1hsre may he among the
Jews of the South s,,ae d!shoaest o,ses e,Iyay-
Ell in cnnifaband trade And il n,ay be- p
.erently remembered rhas, when the Saviour
aided by 0mniscience, undertook to choose
twelve coeilential friends from arnony that,
nation, lie s,t one that "was thief and h,s4
la devil. The General also reminds his t,or-
respondent that there ars Two Jews i'm ,h.
Ccnis,isfafe cah;net--Rcnisniin and Menu
sniinger. TIE editor of the Messenger AGAR,
writes to COZ rect the statement as ts .;,e twt,
lews in Jed. Davis Cahinet; likewise. 4, re-
naind the General that pattern or dinctio,.-
.i,an in the Christian Church Is n Major Gem
eral in the rss5el army, and that Davis him.
stif Processes 10 ~ i memiRT Of lie E,isc,,--
pal communion. There is but one jew ii. s.,s
Cabinst. MT. BcRjaniia. Mr.. Menasninser is
an Episcepaiaa. Gsacral Butler namiis that
be stands corrected, and admits The fairness NJ
the hit in regard to General Polk ana JEFF.
Davis. "bosl being ne.nbers of the Christian
Chnrtn npn. whors ssrsiee atscrl.l''s This
concius'es the corfsslr'adence. %
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-17
SA5 Ina,BzyYAInIDa

aSfOAh JAIL. on thursday evening last,
: ~ 'wu men, calling themselves Charles
William O'Br;.n and Charles Rice These
raen claim I" h- refugees from the South and
wefe arrested and committed ,o Jail, upnn the
charge ri ''r'akiug into ai''i robbiag the Store
nj Joseph Niiourn III ST. !Hisot.s' District
The former i, "a native of Ireland; is a tall,
STOUT man; is frecki,d: has sandy hair and
''nnplexicn; is very Rough looking aud about
80 years of ace.
Rice is smaller n1an--about medium size
about so years ot age. and also very rough
booking Both parties were very badly clad.
mi: t.eir t:resS Is mot renena bered.
will eirealle above reward of TWENTY-FIVE
dollars for the apprehension and delivery 10
me of these parties, ar half the Soove sun for
the arrest ard delivery of either.
As these parties represented themselves to
be entirely without means I" deftay travelling
expenses it likely tha, they are now lurking
about the county.
PHILIP F.. DORSEY,
... Size. .ifT of st. -Kary's county.
Feb. 18Th. 1S6i-Ini.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-17
EQUITY NOTICE.

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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-17
EXCITEMENT IN rsypFyr.x -Tj,a

ExcirEHHNT IN fsEDF.rck.-ri.e AGseri-
can Fl Friday las. crn.,i-e the faiio yins ~.
We i=arn that there has been fer ,nv past
TWO d'fs considerable excltemeH. in Frsdsf-
lex and Washington c"ur.tia,, aruwin. ont of
The heCel movements "n the Vrgiz.s si.ie If
the rOio'nac. with are s;ippl~e. T., DC pre-
mo'iiory os cavalry ra4L through :he np-
per counties of Maryland. The farmers are
sad to he .rs.iing their cattle to places .f
safety, and general rcflioval "i valualles las
taken place The military authorities, in the
meantime. are "n the alert. aud every prepa-
Talon Is being niate fur ANY emergency isat.
may, arisr. We ':oGbf. h"weyer. whether it
Is more than mere runnor MI III a. ars con-
stautiy ai.sat along the bsrd-r.