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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-04

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ten uno in um!lnf iebten. Diefelbsa modten
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perrsn lol. ane nod auefsAenpen Deffete
"uBsn auf bic 3isbnng ubsrtrasen merbtn, p,e
I'm @oRnt ospteinter latt,ufuren BAT.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-04


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ritten Die &%innapme Daltpus, no Q0h,eIsr
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madte unp spet9unpcst @aultbisre srbeutete.
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g. interchangeable, Seine Mahni6ait it in BE-
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3ertserun8 esr Communications ipeee cie Qetenes
'n'stet unp 1ris8SSorrdtbe pl6siiG gan; auIbf,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

THE MARYLAND ELxcrlox AMER
icon. in speaking Of the abuse hc.ped upon
General Schenck for bis conduct at the
recent elections in Maryland and Delaware.
produces the following letter from Governor
Hicks on the subject:
CAMBRIDGE. October Is. 1853 Major
General X e. Schenc's. y. s. A.: My
Dear Sir--Our election is now near a,
hand. aud l see NO res.rictinn placed upon
the disloyal of our State. 1t docs seem to
me that If nothing else is done. there should
be = Stringent oath prepared. and the
Judges required Z" e.r.,ct it Of oil doubtful
voter.. aud they refusing shall not vote.
l shall be glad to hear from you a. early
as possible.
am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
THos. n Hicks.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

Very few arc the predictions tha. We
have veutursd--and We are ihankfsl for il
during the progress Of the great Amer
lean civil war. But, on the 18th Of last
month, at the close Of discursive article
on current events pertaining to this mex.
haus,able theme. We did break through our
customary resieenee. and INDUCED in a
specific prognostication. We expressed .
confident belisf that. If the var continued
for even three msoshs longer. the Aboli-
,ionists would take greuad that It j. now
ineumbsnt upon the negro to do his own
fRhsine. Scarcely could confrmation
have been expected within thirty dayr; yet
is may be- seen In Biz. Braomall's resolu-
sicn. propsunded in the House Of Repre-
sentsiivrs on Monday last. and referred to
the Coma.ittee On Military AHsirs- The
wording il 70 pecali.r that We give il yer
bssim: "Whrreas. the burdens Of the
Government should b made 10 fall -
nearly equsl - possible upon oil parts Of
he soaniry; and whereas. The Sosshssn
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
FRIDAY. the e6th, day o
February next.
as BBWARDo

RttokE JAIL. on Sunday night lat. ~.
- negFn men who ws:s confined ,here a,
criminsls--charxed with the stealing of !.
h"rsc and cart bel"ngins TO TIE estate Of the
late George c. A.rgas, and with enticinc
away negro woman and children beloor;ne =
to said estate. Oas Of these negroes j. name
Tom and bslongs to Dr.. Henry A. Ford. of
Leonard Town District. Hs 10 about q
ysars Of age. about six feet, one or two i.ch,.
in height, well built. " black color and weiahs
about l6o pounds. He has def,rm.i IN
imperfect thumb no his rish. hand. ri.
dress il not remembered. The other .errr,
came here with the military. and calls himssl,
kandolph Taylsr. He b sboue Eve fert. h.
Inches in height, veil built aud Of dsrk ehe,,,n,
calor He is quite likely and irtslIissus srd
viii probably weigh Ieo l,ounds. his dre..
not remembered. he claims to b : ,.,;~.
Of the State ef Maine. ] viii eive n, .bave
rswssd fcr the arrest and tisliyery 10 ms .,f
the .bs'vs named parties, or half tie amu,,n.
Ior the aPprskeosisa anA delivery of eithsr
PHILIP n. DORSEY.
Sheriff of s. Aiary's Ossnty.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

More 1il1tasy AEssses ss
On .Fsid.y evssiss last. ,. ". J.
Moore. Rsq.. propsissor ef The Washing
ton Hotel. y this village. aud Capt.
George Psul. slso . sesident-s -sf the vii.
lsee, we're arrested by the military. On
Saturday. Thomas w. Cough. Esq.. Of
Medley's Nesk. aud Mr. Connelly. mer-
chant as the Clifton Factory. were also
asres:ed. Several strangers were likewise
s,sstsd here here on Friday sad Satur-
day. but with the exception of . Mr..
fpsaesr, We have been unable 10 learn
shy Of their names. The above parties
hsvs III been sent to Point Lockout.
Several rumers are in circulation relative
10 shs grounds upon which these arrest.
we're made, bat o. We have no definite
jDfasuation to guide 10. We decline 10 give
publicity to any Of the reports tha, hav.
reached us.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

portion of ,he ecsinfry ~ several ysars
contributed listIs eifler3 nen o. aoaey
toward the sappert q = evss~useae; and
whereas. almost iae s4s ~ = e-t men
frnn that portina i - IN ~ asn: and
whereas. fer every bIaolEE III enlisted In
the aouih some usan ltoaS / Is ovrrhurdcn-
ed North may besexens1c1 fIcul fhe dsa!t
1T 10 therefore heroby n lIInred . b The
sense Of this IIease, fka1 - (sovsruh bent
should use its most stsens = elIasss to pro-
cure the voluniary snIis1 INT of persoos
claimed as slaves ID the R<bsl territory. by
giving them the fsll bosily aud pay Of
other soldiers. and b gsjansee;ag their
freedom at once upon enlienent
The reader may translAs this curious
document AZ he pleascs. 10 us the latent
drift is clear. even Through the careless
phraseology employed. Ike the black
man. in order to relisu the sweating
Nor'h-this is the hurdsn n the song; and
to -. albeit the cnlistmcnaspsv proposed
is to be voluntary. and thckay Is designed
to raise the negrs to lcve vith the white.
We hear in it the negro's oom to do the
fighting hereafter. a. ~ has heretof"re
done the work. There y e.ning in the
expression "almest The o1H way to. get
men from that portion. Was il in
earnest. or in sarcasm. hat Mr.. Cox
moved 10 lay the resolasic1 1on the table.
unless it we're amend providing for
the conscriptioa u nnen every
where Z" The H. N1g0gOf - to
61, refused to table the rssola,ion. What
10 written is written. We shall soon have
diatribcs against the negroes for their in
gratitude to their 6elirrers. potwithstaud-
ing that some Of the good people Of Boston
have been discussing The propriety Of elect
ing . colorsd preacher to be chaplain to
the Massachusetts, legislature.
by :Le way. when one recalls to mind
how inany pious aid learned clergJmen
are in the constant habit Of telling their
listeners that the war is mighty purifier.
that il assiAts the Zig her spiritual develsp-
ment." aud that W. are all to come out Of
i: morally improved. ~ with pockets
illed--rcuembering this. We say. it is
strauge that the air should be SO filled with
rum"rs pf fraud, and stranger still that 50
many Of them should be connected, not
only with Office bearers under Government.
but with bright aud shining lights in
Abolitionism aud the ultra war-path. We
have no pleasure in pointing to signs OF
rottenness in this or that Department.
The only moral We could deduce is oue
that Eies in the face of the clerical non
sense so much in vogue. War is an evil
and there is very little good that comes ouI
Of it. How can the trading neutrals now
be blamed for making hay while the sur
shines. when We fnd that citizens of the
North have been busily engaged in sup
plying Southern wants, while ofice-bearer,
have been bribcd to ietthe system fructify
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

MARYLAND Legislature.
The Corven,inn bill has thus Gar oeeu-
pied most Of the time Of this body. and but
little attention has been given to any other
subject. The majority bin bad passed TO
\ third reading on Taesday. and was usse
the special order Of the day for yesterday.
There 10 little doubt bat It will pass. with
sut any important change or amendment.
Mr.. Clarke. Of Prirec Georges. is report
Cd to have made Q very able effort upon
the negative side Of this measurs. and
among the Union element in the Hou.e
there are few who sre opposed to it,
Its adoption. it is thought. will result in
sllyiog Maryland. under al circumstances.
With the North. under Free Ststs Con-
s,isuiios.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
Acquitted.

Acquitted. .....s
G. c. Spalding. E.s. Of this county.
vhs wss recently tried BY military eom-
mission in Washingson. upon 'hs charge
Of illicit intercourse and trade with South,
has. il is reported in our Baltimore ez-
chsnges. been honorably acquitted. A.
yet, however. no confirmation Of this in
tell;senes has been received here. though.
ve presume. the announcement Of his ac-
suittsl in the Baltimore papers was based
ppon ofieial data. Mr. Spslding, It will
be remembered, was arrested At bis home.
io Chaptico. several mouths since. and was
confined in the Old Capstol prison until
quite reccnily. At the time Of his arrest.
hi. ensire stock Of goeds-worsh at least
500. .o0o-was ssised and eooveysd 10
Washington. A restitution Of bis proper
y will. re presume. necessarily follew bis
acquitsal. though il he hss proven himself
innocent. no pccuniary compensation can
make amends for the great wrong that
has been done him. His su!Ferings in
his person and fsmily are far beyond the
escscliug Influences " grsen-backs. and
ve trust his case win demonstrate to the
Gsvernmeut the great injustice that may
Be worked BY snch SUMMARY proceedings.
Every man should BE- convicted before
puuished. and the righ. to liberty and prs
pessy is Ear too sacred to be placed st the
mercy Of such reckless and irresponsib!e
characters - The exigsncy ef ths times
msy render il secesaary 10 sesa anssng
the people.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

"AS stolen fr"m the subscriber, living
" near Upper Marlborough. Prince
Geosxss County. Mary land, on the night Of
the 18th Of January. 1864. . BLACK
HORSE. Ho has white spot 10 tbs face;
very drnpinS rump; the hair on tho upper
part Vi the tail In very much rubhsd, and i ss
'n,s time very shurt, 10 . natural PAGER.
wili eivs the abess reward for the return
% the horse n me. and ask No ,aI,ss'ion; and
!. WIN give the same alaount for ANY iniorma-
nan thai will lssi to his recovery
WILLIAM A. OflvR1
Jan. 18th. issl-aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

sahre 0F lee.
This land is heated in the forest Of Ch.n.;.
co. . few miles fr'n, the village .f Chap.ir.,
va. f"rmer'y owned by Perry Hayden de-
c.a.ed and sold by hn Trustee - A. o. Burrh
E.q '''"."
The improvements are all that ara ns.,...s
ry fr = farm OF that size.
TERMS OF SALx:--.,rs one third psr, ~
tse purchsse n'-n-y to BE- pail in s.,h ~.
the day OF. sale. The hAiaues to m Maid :.
nine and eighteen m,nths, with in,eres, fr,,,,
ii" day Of sale. to be secured bv Fin. h,sI.
or netss "f t!'s purchaser. with secu,i,v 49,
sscuntscs 70 b approved of by the Tru,ie.
G. FRED. MADDOX
Trustee.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
RATlFiCATlOS NOTICE

J. Allstan a Ia tLs fSrcri, C.u,t ,,.
Gs.rse Cosbs, Saint M,rv's G. a,n,v. .i,-
~ W ting =. Curt Of Ein-
4 wiie 80
0i virtue ri auth rity v.ssed 10 me hv .:,s
- act Of Ass.mby. in .aci, case u, sis ami
Ir"v'det: il is hereby ordered, this 77,h
lv o! January E'yhsecn hun irsd sud six,y
tour. that tho Auditors rep ,rt tilsd n th.
case be ratified and confirmed. unless causs n.
the contrary he shown. ~ nr b-fore the third
Monday VI March next: pr,viticd . capv u
this or'ier DO Puhlishsi in the S.iu. Mary's
0dzene, once . ~eck for ti.rse successive
weeks. previous D. .i,u .aid third Mouday
Vi March nsxt.
D. or.irr.
JOHN A. CAVALIER. C'k.
1ru" e"py-T-ss,
JOHN A. CAMALIEK, G'k.
January 2s:h. 1864 At.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

Congress
Matters are progressing in both brspebea
Of Congress absus as usual. Senators
Baysrd and RicLardsos have subscribed
to the oath. - prescribed By. the act Of
1862. and the former has indicated by
come remarks iu the Senate. that be will
resign his position - Senator. The naval
appropriation bill il before the House. but
IL making no pregress. The Radicals. in
both branchca. are reported 40 intensely
bitter toward the people Of the South. and
nothing short Of . thorough ssbjugstion Of
sbt people. and sweeping eon6sca.ion Of
their property will aasisfy them.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

On the 9th instant. John II. Tucker. in
the 49,h year Of hin ag-.
On the lib inst. Of erysipelaa. Wm.
NJ. T.ylsr. in the 57th year Of his age.
On the 18th instant. Mrs. Mary Coede.
aged 95 years.
Ou Sunday evening last. Joseph B
Mcrryman. in the 22.l year Of his age.
On The eth instant. Miss Elisabeth
N.ale, aged So years.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

George Combs. In the Circuit Oourt
": for St. M.rys c ,uusy,
Edgar Combs. & sitting - . Curt Of
Mary d. Combs. Equity.
0Y virtus Of authority vested in ms by
- tho Act Of Assembly. 10 suci case msis
aud provided. it 10 hereby ordered that the
Auditors report filed in this case he ra.i6sd
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
he sh0wn. ON " bcf.,re the third Monday
of March ts.x': provided copy Of thi. ords,
nc published 10 tho Saint Mays Gasste, osos
week TOT thsee successive weeks, prsv,ous
TO the said third Monday Of March next.
by order,
JOHN A. CAVALIER, ClE.
True copy-Tsss
John A. CAVALIER Crk.
January 2s:h. ls54-4s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

The News.
There b nothing naw of interest from
the seat Of var. Some aeiivisy ID said 10
prevail in East T-nnt sses and Norshern
Georgia. and in early Spring. . great and
decisive ba,tls Win likely b iosght bstwses
General Grant md The Cesiedsrats esp-
aaadsr. Jehn korgss is reported - b
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

A BErrls ExpefrxS At cMArEAsoosa.
The Washisston correspondent "f the
New Y"sk Tr1~se on Friday telegr.phed
To that Journal that the Confrdesate. are
tssily -f,rwarling men asI material 20
Brasx's army. and that hsttis 10 believed
to b Imminent q Chattanooga.
Ex-MaRsaAL KAxH.-QUslEc. Jan.
2S tx Marshal Kane. 1t Baliissdrs.
and thirteen other Coafederstes. mosely
escaped officers from Johnson's Island and
Camp Douglas. left here this morainG bJ
the Grand Trunk Railway for River Du
Isup. 70 take the overland route TO Hall
fsx.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
Arrest sf Col Fish.

Arrest q Col Fish.
Gen. Lockwood. BY order fsam the War
Department. has placed Col. Fish. the
lats Provo.t Marshal Of Baltimore. usder
arrest. The charges against him are
''u,isconduct in efice. involving fraud and
corruption" Several other military off,
cars have besn recently arrested. but the
charges sgainst tAem are sithbeld from
The public
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

Broke Jail.
Two egro men sondnsd 10 the County
Jail. in thi. villsgs. made their escape on
Sunday night lsss. Their naues were
Tom, slave Of DR.. Henry A. Ford. and
Aaron Taylor. FREQ negro. by reference
70 our adrertising columns. il viii bs seen
that tho SEesiG offers reward Tor their
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
R.iTYfYC.iTlO.v NOTICE.

'e'rse A,mswsrthy } In the clrc lit cou-s
q osbcrs. lar Saint Mary's
w } C",nty. .itting A.
o''1t,. T. s.s.s. s..':s'' Gu" Of El"''':
Rs virtue "f su:h'nty v.,:cl in m. by the
= Act Of Assembly. in such cs.s n, .is ,.f
provided, it 10 hereby or!erei, tt,i. 9th day
vi January 1864. thss the Au.i,t.r's repsrt
died in this be ratified and c.,utirn,si, u,-
i.sa Cause ~ the contr ry b. s!,~n, ON or be-
lore Ihc third donday of March next: prpvi-
aed copy of this order be- pabiAns.i in tho
Sains Mary's Gt.cfte, once = week ipr thrrs
successive weeks pf.vi,n {, ,..s sill tair!
Mor'iay Of March next.
Ey order.
.JuHN A. CAVALIER, Ck.
True copy-Te.t,
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Cik.
January 2stl, lss4-4t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
JOSEPH IL. KEY.

Lsessvd IS'sa 3. xary,s Csssly. Msrylssf
WuL. rtartics In The Ceurss ri The Ers
W Jas.iessi Creuis--Ss. Mary's Charlse
and Prince Geusss's Cnnnsiss.
Nasce 9Th. losa --sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

On Monday. the 18th iuss.. By R'v. De-
Wolfe. John u. Narris to Jane Aan
Chseeldinc - 4F
On the same day. BY same, Daniel W.
Rice to Mary = Norris. a'''F' -
same day. BY sane. B~njsmin II.
Swami t. Rosa Caiharinc Johnson.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
Correspondence IF Ae Ner Tork World.

NoTs.PV"os"cS " s"e "eU IWS "vss@.
CaArrAxoooA, jan. il.-Let no one
dec-ive himself. The army Of General
Grant has done much; has gone far toward
demoralising the Rebels and weakening
their military resources; lat the c"ntest f,r
East Tennessee 10 not over. Conscious
that al Is lost unlc-s il 10 reg.iued. =
desperate blow will be struck at the first
favorable opportunity; aud it will fall. nos
upon our right or our left. but upon the
ceuire Of our long line Of sdvance--will fall
upon Knoxville.
DO not believe the stories circulated
among the frightened hangcrs-on about tho
capital of the nation that Lee is being rein
forced from Lonsstreet. and that an advance
into Northern Yi-ginis is contemplated -
Such policy would be suicidal. On the
other hand, Lees army will be depleted to
strengthen Iong.treet, aud heavy on.
sl.ught will be made on Foster. with the
hope Of overpow-ring hiu,, aud. if success
full. rush will be made into Central Keu-
tucky, where they hope to get large quail
tity Of provisions aud clothing. aud. above
ali, they expect such . movement will
compel the evacuation Of Chattanoogs. and
perhaps Nashville.
VI the fact that Long<rcct received
IL 600 reinfoTcements some tine since. I
have the most positive assurance from efii-
cial circles; bat as yet he has beeu joined
by no other troops. But this is only a
matter Of expediency. The scarcity Of pre-
visions and forage iu East Tennessee would
dictate that those who can be fsi elsewhere
should not be forwardea till about the time
they are needed. and glance at tho msp
will convince any one that the nccsssity for
imNediate reinforccments does not exist in
the present instance, as troops can b. for
warded at the rate Of two thousand five
hundred per day. from Lyuchburs to East
Tennessee; and that at that rate few days
would enable the enemy to send Lee ;
whole army thither. That they will d.
this, if they deem it necessary in order to
secure success. have no doubt; and We
must be prepared for a desperate struggle.
for one will come near the puin, indicated
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

discount II yns .lnsht the rr pris.y It doing
it. IL you have rsasan to distruxt The in
segrity of custsaer. clne< his asse,ant -
Never deal witS sssc.f under the impsss-
sion that yca can prevsae him from ehesa-
ing you. The risk il sssA 60 = grsaier
than the profits. s
In business. kisov - nsnis politics -
Manage ycsr hank a buainens instifn-
sina, and LEI no p.liiiesl psrsiali,y o. pre-
ju.iicc influence your j,sigu,ent or actipn
in the conduct II iss sdiiru. 1hs n.iional
csrreuey system Il intsn.ici fw sation.
nos for . party; ~ i.r y in ya's lies. keep
il sloof from al partisau influences.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

Mr. II. Heukle. Methodist Episcepal min-
lister, (p.etor Of q church in I3sltimofs
county, w,s arrested by the government
detectives last Saturday. and conveyed to
the military provost marshars Office.
charged with disioyalty. and using tres-
sonaLlo language. After an examination
of his case. M.jur Hsyner ordered that
he bs sent South. aud the order was ap-
proved by General Lockwood. He was
released IN parole until Tomorrow after
noon. (sn as to srrasge his aff,irs in this
section, when the sentence vii! be car
ried out. I,
Dir Harris. Of the firm Of Neals, Har-
ris Il Co.. (whose arres' by General Ty-
Ter for using treason.Lle language was
noticed in tile San some days since has
also been ordered ACROSS the lines, and
the sentence has been approved by Cen
eral Lock- wood. He has also been released
on parole until tomorrow afternoon.
when he Gin company with Mr.. Iienkie)
will be sent South by the way of Fortress
Mouroe aud James river. Baltimurs of
!Ssa Of Aoaday.
One Of the above parties, Mr.. Il. 6.
Harris. Is vel! snd favorably known in
this county. and his arrest aud bauish-
nent have excited much surprise and
sympathy su'ong our people. He has al.
ways beeE regarded here - conservative
in his politics and moderate in the ex-
precision of his opinions; and if it be true,
that his .arrcst Was made under the cir.
cumstanees reported in our Bal i.uoro ex.
changes, We are satisfied that . uisap-
prehension exists. either a. to tho real
character Of Mr.. Harris. or the proper
duty Of the Oficia:: that has passed sentence
upon hia. A joke. when regarded as Of
fensive. is ever susceptible Of explanation
aud disclaimer on the part Of the rerpe.
traitor should be regarded as satisfactory
BY the party ssgrieved. Mr.. Harris mol
only made the disclaimer. (if the Baiti.
more papers speak truly but be wa'
endorsed BY rrsnineut supporter Of the
Federal administration, aud Que who ha.
heretofore enjoyed the fullest confidence
of the Federal authorities Of Baltimore
How. then. is Mr.. Harris an offender. Al
least. to such an extent ~ to justify such
severity Of punishment Among en-
lighteued people. in the present age. the
decree Of banishment is never passed. ex-
cept in eases where the enornity Of the
gull, requires the offender to be mos'
vigorously dealt with. We repeat. ha.
Mr. Harris shrs offended? If simple
jest With Federal Official is to be regard.
! Cd 40 On offence % heinous - to place
one in this category. We have fallen upon
strange times. indeed.
1t may be proper to add. however
that these comments are based upon tn.
published statements ws have seen in
reference to this subject. If there ar.
other snd gravsr charges against Mr.
| Harris. they are unkuowa to u.: and i
We ehall discover. hereafter. that We have
done the eon,mandant At Baltimore an in,
justice, ws shall take occasion to repair
wrong We hare committed.
Since writing the above. report. ha,
reached rs. that Mr.. Harris has bsen seal
to Canads. and not South - above stated
This change # sentence is based uper
the ground. that Mr.. Harris claims 10 b
| an English subject.