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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24


The st. Louis i,-e,ger concratulates the
radical German papers on the change in
their Views Of the confscaton question. and
adds:
Fremont struck the right key mote when
n" designated it as the chief task Of the
ka'iical Democ' attic party to maintain the
liberties of the country, free speech. a free
press, personal liberty under the protection
of the law, freedom Of conscience and reli
gon--in one word, the fundamental institu-
tons Of our republic. which had been seri-
ousiy attacked. This task, and the removal
Q! $50 ~ III constitutional manner, with q
natural consideration Of al the rights and
interests of the black and white races, was
formerly the prog: mme of the liberal or
radical party Of the country And if our
radical German papers now give up their
ireedom-killng Capitalization ideas. nd the
insane excuses Of all kinds which they hav,
advocated after the example Of the French
revoiutionarics, and return to the pro
gramme Of constitutional progress on a re-
publican basis. we shall be with them AZ No
We're with them formerly. The beginning
Is made onward them aud build up a oen-
uine radical Democracy.
The City Inspector department of New
1eek City employs four hundred and sixty
sweepers, one hundred and fifty-threc dirt
carts, aad one hundred and ninety seven
ash carts, all Of which arc kept consts ntly
employed. The cartmcn receive their Ii
cences giving them authority to cart, and
they PAID from thirty five to forty cents per
ioaa. There are seventeen dumping places
seven OF which arc upon scows in the river
twp upon tho North river and five en- the
East river. The dirt is taken away 10 Jer-
sey City, Brooklvr, and other of the sinh.
urbs, and the NJ g is turned over to the
comptroller to be disposed Of by him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN,

Horse .Shoer d. I.trin0ry Surgeon,
a ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER -
E7N OF I'd and Rock Island streets, II N
-Q ~ wishes 10 inform the citizens ofV n
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
BARGdi.rSg
BinGdlNS!!
BIPGLlFS!fi

's>HE subscriber IA snw s@iiins Ca heavy
clrih 1T $20e; 3i fuil-cloth ~ from
80 cis 'n : 90 Ca>siHrres II from & IS to
S2.75--wnr,h IL 80; pl.ia I.n>rys lrou' 60
cts t" - cts; brown and p.pl cations at les
thar they can te had for in Ra tim"rr; book
and barred ;nuslins. and cambrics, very t"w,
beautiful bri!liants from 25 t. STi ellsworth
30 IL; ,2-4 ,uperinr Whitney Blankets for
SO oo-worth $1,000; heavy point blankets
1t $3.50 srS $500; a hue assortment Of
alp.cas ~ f!5m e5 Cts Z" s I 20 cts; ala. CT
ten aipacas aui s!rsss goods al r-incri prices,
several dnLeu ladies CATERS at $l,65-worth
$20s
ALSO "n hand fine assortment Of Boots.
sh--s Hats and Caps, auG almost ever, thing
usually iunnd in u country store. all "f which
will he s".6 Oh accommodating tcrn,s, for
cash
A few handsome cloth cloakx yet remain on
hand and will Ice SOLD l,w.
My matte is. quick sales ami small profits.
n. CONRAD.
Agent.
$4,000 pounds Of rag, and beef hides and
!uss waited.
~ &.
January 7,h. ls64-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

Tss Eevs.
C.nsrrss reasse y. sIed sn Tuesday last.
but sae vsrt "f quorum prevented the
TRANSACTIONS "i ary business Of Importance.
The Cosfedera,es have recently ap-
pasred. in considerable farce. in the Valley
If Virginia ani raii ng.iu,t tie Bal.i-
s4ore and Ohio v.ilr"ad is apprfbsndrd.
4 portion .t CoIr's Marylsud ba,tsli.n
.acoun,srsd a sUpSri"s Confederate foree.
= few DAYS ,ises. aud were dsfes;cs. will,
Ia. lnse Of 81 men,
Tn. siege Of Charleston il -.ilI pro
grex.iry, and hex Con frd.ratc i"ri,Gca-
:ions huyr been recently Uncovered. a
Rrd-ral sun-tssi ~as fred rpon recent
Y ia the St-nv river snd quite severely
aamaged
Gen. Forrest is reported 10 hsve ju,'
returned from WeAt Tennessee with a,
innens. supply ,rsin, aud all the hurses
aad mules he could End.
Ta. drsf; has h'ea pnstpones! from the
ST., TO 18th ef th. present month. aud
msny States src reported to he rapidly re-
Ct .iling tipi- quotas.
Som.e rs or 3G rsgro trssrs reached
P.rt Tobacco Hn Tu"sdsy evening i,si.
snd CHARTERED fer the nigh, in he Mcth"-
dist Church. They are supy.s:d TO tr
on a recruiting expedition
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
O Il I T. A K i.

Died. a, Park Hall. in this county. on
IT, ur.day morning The 23d nlt.. Ct Pn'n-
m~nia. Mrs ElizaLe;h HELEN, iu tho 81
year Of Ler age.
And al! vert snd hcwaiicd her: hut
lie sai! weep not; she is TO; tsld, but
sleepeis"
Thus .pesk. OF, b'es e:,S"' u. afnrding
eois' la,;on AID joy ia this hour Cf neIan-
ch.ly. Ne has taken cur best lowed aud
our brightest to his awn home, from " hence
her soul wilt reject hack the light sud JOY
il had given on earth.
These evil tinee--'',his cruel war
had brought ,a her her share ef c'icf aud
ape uixh. which gradually wastcd her al
! ready delisate frsmc and rendered nor an
easy prey 10 the disease Of which she cied;
vet she continued, as ever. The sun beau
! which shed gladpess throughout the housc-
hold" TO the moment the pale aud shxd-
swy hand reached forth to clasp her s,ul.
v hleh was reveren,ly awaiting the map-
date Lord! not our will but thine be
done"
Religion can suffer noughs, If. in this
SAD hour. nature demands shat We xiret
oar share Of poignant grief. aod weep in
silence for . time with
One, an exile in s,ransers home.
Aad claim 10 pity woes, n". all his own.
Her great kindness of hear. was proverhi-
al. and her cheering smile IT welcame
never failed to greet you at her hospita-
BILE tLreshsld. To The orphan she minis
tered ss an angel Of merey--to society she
wss sn ornament. and to Christianity on
example Aud oh what soisce TO those
pssres, and dearest to her while en- earth
to know fross her latest Sre,ah. that she
fe!, asleep upon tho soft bosom o: the
Spirit Of all Truth" So lee me glide
away from the shadows Of this life.
Jan. 7th, 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
S.paCxrH Murder.

SsprcsGG nGroeI'
On Tuesday las' 'hs tsav af free
rerre 49,. n-~.d Hrr-v Maser. vss
lcurd 10 .l,e v.ais n"sr he resff.nHr of
G'Lom.s L,ker. E,q.. of shis een'.tY. s"-
s;ee s,s Immediately civer {" Jrdge Ni-
burn. wha summoned q Cer~n.r, jury
and had a past n'erf~n examination n'a'e
nf the b.riy. II Eas f.nra that 4 risf"l
Es;l had passed entirely through the chest
as. lungs ;ff;e,:rg such wound 80 rr"h-
allr t-.duc.-! ims'uri death. Ma>oi' S
watch arS ~bouf sev~n ':ellsrr in noney
hal iecr taken frs m his rtr~"n. apd ell
,tc a;ts usisr. cirsuu.iaEcss are snfE a. fc
lead So The h>li.f that b.. was anrdrr' !.
M-sc- saH about 45 wears cf nr-- an in-
dr<'ri..ns Hud vrli n-hsr.d Hsgro aud .
si,n~ns,k-r bY profrs.i,n. Il il quite ~vi-
i. 81 TIA. 81 A,sirs fer g.in sl"re proB,pfea
IL, murderer ia fhe rcHin,issios, OF his
CT .t...
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

Os Wednesday merhing last, III large
p.,,ion sf the cavalry force hrr,,ofor"
s;1tinned si Leonard Town and il this
v:.ini.y w'r. tras,.fsrsd 10 s3,ne o,her
ksa.;,r. The s.asns rh1 the severity of
tie ~rsiier forbid us fr,m eorelnimg
.ih.t active oreraii"rs are contemplated
+ ne. ~c eeH, snrrsse ne isasi. Ter
.ti.is '-cbar.s Of ha<v"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FLCT0hY.

AVlEG pur, ha,ri the entire interest .
u the la:s firm nf Mn"rgsm. jamIqon x CO.
the undersigned viii couLuct ina b%.ipsrss = .tS
prom ptue.S and energy.
\ large stock .: excellent CIGARS. nanr-
factnrsd from the b.st T"racc r. te lie ohsa3 ttsi
in 'he market. will be KEEP; constantly .n
hand sn,i ORDERS Will ne received from. ard
Csars delivered at Faotnry prices. in either Of
the c0rr:irA oi Prince George Charles. st.
Mary. talvels or ALne Arundel.
A liberal shsre of tie patronage Of the pee
pl- of Snn,hcrn MARYLAND is earnestly solicis-
81 i,r the alvsLceIn.n: 81 HOME INDUS.
TRY, based up"n the :ncttp of large sa!es vita
reasonable pr.'ii..
fzsy- All orders addressed 10 the nndersIgn-
ed at Leonard T"wa r. D, vii! bs pr~mp,iy
attended .o.
D. 4. JAhISON.
Jan. oth. isg2--iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

\ fr.- negro msn. callirg himself
E"ss. lph Aarnn. WAS lodged it, ,he c"an.
~ js;. to-day, charged with stealing a
h. r.r and cart and e.riciug away -las.
ws"ssu belonging 20 the estate at the late
d..orse G. Aorg.". Aaron came here
With :he ,hiiitsry sEd rlsiuls to se na,iv-
Of ,ae Stais Of Maiae
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
Tts Holidays.


Cs,i,.nss au3 Sev Y,sr's hsv" parsed
as.y su.. .se .s..n Esa!i,i.s II ans'her
,..- 4 III. and labor arc beginning tc
,s~u arsn s Festtirg snd slsriing
ks4R ecsssi, ana saber sernnd thought
s;,s ac,ces toe krsia. To ,h;s locality.
-. saig-rpsi cry ia-when shall the var
So ..ard? Three yesss Of t!"ody sSi
k...n..ss s..if, hsvc slrfaay passed. lsariHg
,t.u ,r>r,- VI sce and ,as-olatiom uP"n The
i~.f,ey...-. vf our s-eotl 10 sGd toe altar OF
.!...r insr:ie.. This iatrrnsc.e s'tits has
t,rr x.gc: ScrcrIy, AID 's" md order
sAxr s.u. gnwr b.fs,e il. ~ il lhe heel
- A,:,Ia ss1 herR placed upoB sLem.
.,fli! .As xine sap passes AZ II old. and
she reerry orsan ps.ls forth 10 .osss s'
,,ia;.ine: Us. ,hs sah.. 's,mrn's ihss sur
,.ut4 us. and tho ,~pr;mery ~ !scay shHt
... x,.n b-,~s ONCE gay md b'ishsseroc.
.,.,s rla;.er ,hsu xpyis IT tbe angulth
,a., .si.cs the heart, Nor rbculd the
r~.,;,e l.. esJ or bid rejoice Let the
n.,c.nsry SOU. Of ".amraoD DC "'r'hfol
ard CAV. shils. !hry yci hav- Nero I"
,-y u,~u rhr viol. su, let the h"uest man
ia. ru .sek-clO,h and ashes. 1t him
s,s,i!y bend sb- sn.e ia ,hr great Ruler
ever ps,ions. snd aesnu,ly pray, iha.
r.aee. ius snd s"erie;y may once more
-avd ;hsr blessings upon The land. lie.
b.. humble sUppIicstiors 60 iorsb 10 The
,aroac VI p.erey, tas: divine light snd
~,do,a Nay s,Swr she future ac,s vi thoss
j.. yswer-rhut a,sss teni5eest policy
"ay be ,aeLs.foT,h .nsusuratsd. aud 's'at
,hs wreck >. - lraA. q: grsut country aud
80" ",e -! cid Lali! lsop.e ~ay se
preserved
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

Ke-ps constantly on hand Q large as,or,.
n-n."i 81 rEKIOR FAMILY GROCLKIFa.
Foreign anal Domestic Liquors, Tobacro, Sc
sArs, &c, which will be sold. whs,ss ale VI 70
tail. nj tn~ "wes ~narke, prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, of all kinds, acid
"n commission, and special attention paid ,r
the sale # TOBACCO. WHEAT ard ether
GRAINS Conmissior. of sill kinds exeeu-
tel promptly. with the .,rie,est regard TO !hs
tuterss. of the ccusigree.
Puo!ic pAtronaesis most respectfully SELF
cited.
FEB. 21.h, ls62-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
1he yarylaud /. gis4sture.

This hniy s.s"n,hl-a on yesterday Il
ws- though, tha, y prompt Organization "F
18th Houses woml,: f.llaw. ard thi: the
ies.Iins questions far lrg;sia',o" .G"d
o: <rsstiiy brought forward. F"m he
he political c"..pl'xI"n Of th~ L"girla-
,us<, .xusme se,i.a np.a the ,uije ct oi
s.aysry is arrrehemd.d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

This vsps,stls and gifted preir.e ased
=, Lis ya~;G.aee, IN Ntw Yak oity. OF
Sunday i,.s lie was a native Of Ireland
.ad sa.israssd t. tbis coua'rS 10 1877.
F;psu bis arrival here. Lis father piaced
L,~s si,a Gorist n l.srn the ar, of gar
Geniug, but having i,s!e taste fnr ss.h
sursuit.. Dc devoted bic l.s"re hears 20
study aaI :bns laid the founda,icn of his
ssbeesasn, celebrity. For so'ns time
s.ior to 1925. he ssrsed "a a teacher Ut
Nevs. Ct Msry'r. E,ame.sburg. Nd.
u.s Dnos kis elevation 90 she priesthood
Ae vac as.isued toa parish in Phi'ade!-
,A.a. ln 1880. no had his famous dis
xus1isa vi,h ;Ae Re-. John Breckenridge
--an .mireut Presbyteri.n divine of Ken
.aeky--ard 10 1884 this diseus.ion xns
,ep.w.a. 10 1882. hs founded St Johns
CAurcA, Ph.isdeiphia, snd he vas also the
h.undsr sf tbs Theological semioasy Of
r.. Jsssph, ., Fardhsm. Since biz usoi-
ra;io, ss Bishop Of ab, diocese Of New
York. be hos acquired auch ns.eIiety.
sAa bis religious and .!itical wris;ugs
have rasds.ea hi,a famau.. both here and
in Euscvs. His ci".s ideu,iiy with the
existing administration. tie zeal be has
displayed iu urging the prosecution OF The
gar. and ,he pslpa5!e Inconsistency Of his
POSITION upon the ssbjse: Of slavery. have.
:s ,be e.,,ssa:ion Of many u.enleers of his
s~,s church. tarhithai u ..ame once redo
leai with the perfume Of Christian meek
Gers ard ievo,ional pieiy. But. houso-
ever ressehsnsii!e it may appear in Min
is,er Of the Gosrel,o advocate war. 'ur-
huleree ard hleodshsG. i; is cot for US 20
+ass.sepseoce apoa tsc Ws!!ve~ sf shs de-
c-sseS lie saue 10 III - cd eails from
% .r prssteS ard rersscmted honr. and
possessing mixhty inte.lset and koen
rhsitil,,ies. he na doubt became ihfs.ua-
- shb ihe rrcsE ESe,ive grande ur and PRES
t~tty Of his adapted country. I1su.d
with sh;s spiri: Of iuf:iax,ion, il il but
.s.a,ilatle 10 suppose shai he felt morally
koand 10 exert bis srcss influence to pre-
.<rve ,be L.ne vi ti. adoption fron; @i-in-
'sgr.siua aud decay. If be has erred in
Lis views upon this question Of cur assi"n-
sI rtesssrstien, let us therefore here. that
.hi- eJrar xss the ssspriag Of his head
and ~, OF his henrs. Resaitscat sn J'scs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
LIST or LETTERS.

ID ENAINING in the Post Offiee at
III Leonard Town. January LIST 1864
Beverly. b A : Bond, Alexander
Bond. Eiie I Biscoe. Miss Julia A. | Me-
Clarmount. kot,er, 2 Foster. Mrs Z l. l
Fields, Miss Oh via C. Caravan. James
] Garner. A VI ! Gait. Thomas Hnd-
son Il II Harrington, e ! Harding.
Capt William Thomas Farw"od. Mi>s
Lani>a ! King. Thomas 5 ] Luber, G j
MorEsy, john p J. Readmnn, L = Rrli
son. james j Roberts Wm Kelley.
Mise Mary Tyler. Miss Ellen Thonp-
son. Jane. Il l Wells. William II !
Young. Thomas Ii ] Huurd. Henry /.
STEPHEN w. ADAMS.
Pos, Aasiss.
January lib. ls64-ls.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
JOSEPH II. KEY.

Lessord ISss 81. .Nsrys Csnsfy. Maryland
TWILL practice in ,t.e Cnnrrs nf the Srst
w Ju,.is al CsEeuii---Si. Nary's Charles
and Prince Ge .,ss's Cnnsties.
Msrch 5sh, Iss3-sm
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

TFtYsnA. MORNING. JAN. Z. 1894
rrogArp TOWN. Mt

Eg,Tbe sep:isu~d .hstnee ef enc cf
.r, CIV, = s;,nrs reduces ~ 10 tb" xsres1-
r: Of asui" s1Psaing up"n 3 tslf-'aee'.
:'nl,x. oom.Lttee ih. Iew ;ssr IL sr
trsJ.rls muttify. y.ag t" ~. hn' - We ca"
10 go be,srr, ws irs>s our .iai ys,r"ns
~i.i irSs'se "a tor sne week ieager La
y. Spr;sg. we "xgeci :" make sou'@ in'-
inps'. ia the ,nechanicAl d'psrs-
..u, nf oxr rai,er, snd shall endes~"r.
thereafter. 10 make IL mere ia'eIrs,ing
SUI u.-sul ss fsna.l, iaarnsI
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
EQUITY NOTICE.

Charles J. Paul. ! Ia ,he Cirsnit Court
rs. for Saint Msry's Coun- /
X d. Wa;son. ~. sitting ass Court
! Of Equity. !.
T1yHE object sf the lsll fled IA this cas
Il Is te precare decree for the sale of
q tract or part Of q tract Of land. called !
and ksowa By the insane Of ''STONEY i
Rim" lying an or near Saiui Nary'x
R:~r. ia 81. Mary's county MarylaEd.
tor the payment Sf tie purchase money
dus ~ the vendor. Charles J. Paul. from
Ksi-rick ID. Watson, sendce.
TIE LiIl states, in Substance. that the
sad Psai sold 20 said W.isoa The said
tract of land. Snnetiu. IN the ycsr 1869.
fsr furry ave hpndred Gsliars--thst pos
.e-si.n w.s delivered 10 said Watson
sA-s said r y. Wstsea has ps.id fsicsD
kstdrrd drllars Of ssid purchase a,eney.
LEAVING three shouss,sd dollars unpaid.
with int~rss, fr,.m LIST January 1860,
which was secured BY three single bills Of
ons ,huurand dollars each. bssring inter-
c-t frua 1st January 1S60--that the
whsle sm.uus of said boads or single
bilis are due
The bill further states that the said
Rodrrirk u. Watson does not nos reside
Ia. the State OF Marylasd---,h. bill, then.
after praying fur relief. further prsys that
an order of puLlics,ioa .asy be- granted.
warning the snil r. D. Wa,.sc ,anppear be-
fire this Court 0n sorle e'-r az: ~ 60 be
. therciu rHmed and mn.s = 10. t,i. Of se'm-
blaiat eO said Chales J. Pal AL the
Court being satisfied tA., 10. At" f. ID.
Waisou Is \ n"n-resi.ixht ssG csuIot he
found w!l,p the jurisdiction OF ibis Court
(! II is ,heref,rr. this 4th day Of January
! 1864. ordered that the complainant give
sotice "a said no,-rc. iaen' defendant OF
the -rh,,ance suh object Of this bill by
advertisement ia >cmc newspaper publish
e,i in th- State of Maryland once week
&c t",., successive weeks. warning him to
hr and afp'ar 10 this Court. in person n
ty ."lici,"r, on the third Monday in Jahc
t 1854 aud show cause. il auy he has. why
= decree shonld no. b.. passed in the pre-
mises as prayed: otherwise the said bill of
c"mp pl1i"t >hsi be taken pro con 'tsso against
him. provided The first insertion of such
nnricr sks!l be made at least s,ree mrnths
hefnre the sale third Monday Of june
1864.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-Trs,.
JOHN A. CAMALIER, Crk.
| January 1,b. l864--ix.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
- y s~@

u Washisrsnn city. r. r. rar--'-.
after ,hnr, illness. Dr Benjsmin Il'sig...
forsesrly of this county. ag-d 40 year.
and ] 0 nsonshs
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

Chap'ieo, Ncv. 5ih. lA1.
Messrs Edsiars :-Piease announce Jshn v
Posey a. . candidate fnr the Clsrksiip sf the
Circuit Court for SAINT Mary's County, ~ the
next saecs,oa for that efiee, and oi'i,ge
MaxT FRsExDS.
Noyesnber i.shr 1851.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
MARRIED.
Jan. 7.h, 1864.

On Tuesday last. by the Rev. Dir. Ste
ph.nson, Wn. n. Pembroke to Mise
Abcil, 10th of this ssoun;y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
Shooting AMay.

Shooting Atftay.
Ur friday sveAing Last 8 nisuader-
sssndias ocsurrod between Stephen Neals
snd George II. Herbert. E,Gs., of this
county. which resulted in The shooting Of
.ks latter by ths farmer. Tie shss was
Cred f-eus pistni and the bsll tcok effect
in ,hs left ride. isaic,iss painful. though
net serious. wound. As this STAIR will
srdssso judieiai inrsst;sa'ion. we decline
~ give TIE snmc. ths. have reached us
% >, tsa te II,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07
TUESDAY th: End day oil
February next,

reDTuaTy next,
between the hsurs Of y "cisck, ~ and 4
cl"ck, 2. NJ. the following property. to
wit -
ONE STORE-nOUsE and LOT in the
village Of Chaptico.
Said 10, fronts 22s fee; on the main street
in Cha p,Ic.,-75 feet of laid front run back
:,2S iest and the renain ninG $50 fre, rua back
t6o feet. Tlerr Ii good WEILlEI
itttSE .tiached to sail Store and there i.
air. "a Kitchen, Gransry- Carriage Hoase AMI
srn 6"n-- -" tne prsnsisss-s!i w.ic!, are
Ia soe! repair.
L" = rers.ni wishing /, engage ia the Mer-
cant,s- business. this property offers strong
indnccm.his--it being one Of the bf.. busi.
nrss stands in this sec;i.n "f the State.
Tkkas or SALE Que thirs! Of The pur.
chsse unnsy in cash on the day of .ale. an,,
the balance ia Ia. equal iRstaisnen.s at six
at.i twelve moi:ths iron. the day of sale The
1,.i.red payments to be secured by the b.nd.
nt the purchaser. with secari.y to be approved
by the undersigned. and s~arins in,sseo, FUN
the lay of sale.
r. FORD.
Attorney for
Eeals, Harris g. Co.
y...x. y.h 1GQl
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-07

This land is lOcafe.i in a vrry de.irahl.
neisi ibaraed and aat,ips the lan!s IT CD
VIM. Blaki-,one ami R,laTr NJ Shank
II is vel improved. has god bG;',iing. upon
is and is well adapted to the gr.,wth of ali tine
staple products at this section ot the State.
Il is e~,ivssieat t- the P.to,n,c river and
oyster. ii.h ani wild f.,wi abGuul in the bay.
aud creeks adiscsIt to il.
Tnzxs OF SAL.. ~ prescribed by the de-
cree are cash. Up,u the payment Of the
purchase m"ney, the Trustee ~iii execute IA
deed To the purchaser frer, cl ar and dis
charged from all the parties TO ,h!s .uii and
those cisin.!ag uEder theaI.
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Trustee.
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R.4TiFICATI0N NOTICE..
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Il med, IL lees came IN the can.s
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DAY in Marci. next; provitrl copy Of this
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once q week ,pr ihrt- successive weeks. pre-
vions Ia SAID t'sigTl Monday OF March uexi.
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True c.ry-1est.
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the attention of the FARMERS and Mss-
chants Of 1t. Mary's, TO bis as-or'nens ef
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Southern News.
The Worlds rebel Baltimore oOrrespsn-
dent thus speculstes:
RICHMOND ABSOLUTELY INACCESSIBLE By
WATER.
The fact is simply this: The rebels had
ssgaoity enough to be sensible Of the fact,
two years ago, that their capital was at
our mercy any day we chose to take il,
unless they could prevent cur gunboats
from reaching it. The measures which
they adopted to effect this purpose, they
believe to be such ss will prevent any
hostile vessel from passing Fort Darling.
The efficacy Of these measures, Of course,
remains to be tested. But such absolute
confidence would not be reposed in them if
there were not good reasons for it. They
have had two whole years to perfect their
plans for this object.
GENERAL LEE EXPECTED RICHMOND TO BE
ATTACKED IRON BERMUDA HUNDRED.
This attempted flank movement Of Gen-
ersl Grant was not st all what General
Lee expected. he expected that after
General Grant had become convinced Of
the hsimpregnability Of Petersburg, he would
abandon his attempts to take 1t, and would
move his army to Bermuda Hundred, and
begin his operations against Richmond
from that point. In this case, arrange
ments had been made to transfer the rebel
army from Petersburg to that city, and
Petersburg would haze been abandoned, as
an outWoTk that had served its purpose,
and that could be useful no longer. And
this viii be done now, # my information
is correct. The rebels defend Petersburg,
because Richmond is safe ss long as they
can keep the Union army there.
HOW PETERSBURG CAN BE TAKEN.
Does General Grant wish to take Peters.
burg7 can tell him, on rebel authority,
how it can be taken with single division,
and without the loss Of man. Let him
change his base of operations to Bermuda
Hundred, and commence operations against
Richmond from that point. On the very
dsy that he does 30, the rebel army st
Petersburg will be Withdrawn therefFom,
and sent to Richmond and then, if he
wishes to do SO, General Grant can take
possession Of Petersburg. But its possess
to him.