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publication Of the Danish documents. Indeed, y.
Drouyn de rnuys has reprosched n. dc Mol.ks
with having perverted his words. The alteration
has been extremely und plotnatic.
TIE Duke Of Auyustcubure bad dispatched TO
Frankfort . memorial establishing the validity Of
his claims 70 the schleswis Holstein throne, Is de-
msnded by the Federal Diet.
The municipalities from several Of the Hclstein
towns had met Of Mcumnster. A resolution
passed thanking the Allies. and rccognzing the ne
ccssty Of the Dichios Joining Germany, ami, as far
IS German interests demand. Prussia IN part cular,
without prtjulico, however, to their indcFnacncc.
The reHs ut un further states that the establishment
OF Provincial GuNernu,ent cannot be Regarded ~ a
IrcY-- means to Hrcurr the object IN view, and
Tears c1pr, sscd lest the gcucrsy desired srccdy
settlement OF the Affairs u, tho country, A. regards
~ Internal foreign relations, bc thereby unncccs-
sarily deferred.
Arrests And domicinary visits continued in tho
Venetian provinces. And In the Tyrolon account Of
the alleged discovery Of conspiracy for dc,rsc,ins
the Italian Tyrol from Austria. Her police author
i,ics were very active, and great alarm existed
smonss the population.
Financial.
The funds on the Gc,h were without, any ms,eria
fuctuson. Consols closed steadily at ss'.oss fo'
~ WI heNohut. mecei
Muller, OF London. In the eraiu trade, had fAiled
| for sbout r60O0. Barring Bros. Co.'S circular
| says There has again been An aotive buSinesA
this week, for L. 3. 6-eO honda. There have bcet
also some sales Of Illinois Central shares at &S az
dis, and Of Fries at iNd.e. All other Securities
| without reliable quotations"
! Saturday Afternoon. Aug. 2T.-Cotton.-rh'
business to-day has tcSa about 5,0o0 bales, includ
| ing 1000 for export and speculation. Market hru
and unch sng~d. Brradstufs quiet. Prov,sons N
active. Pork dull and = ahsds easier. Sugar dull
and declining.
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News Items.
[By rsi4o,aph to M Sev York s~~i

ABour 20, OOO widows are receiving pensions un-
der laws passed with reference to the present war.
TnE subscriptions o the seycn-thr,y losu re-
portsi 10 tine Treasury Department., yesterday,
amount TO sJ9s, ,Ooa and the eu-fory loan, II iO1
TnE free military academy ior the instruction of
applicants for the command of colOred troops, IN
sii,l,ei In Philadoluhis Pa, vii he closed the
18th inSs
FIVE of the officers Of tho Kesrsarge have arrived
Washington to give dcpositions refpectins the
conduc, OF the English yacht Greyhound in tho
fight Of the KearsaryC With the Alabama. Captain
" nslow Ia expected ia few days
A NORM Carolin.ln in wash,n1,on conscrpted
by tho rebels thrco weeks ugo, says the condition
of that s,a,e IL terrible. The eons'rpuns guard
and cihYcns shoot each other every day. lie thinks
the rei.l home suu w.ll be bushwhaekej ont of
| existence soon.
TUX Democratic g 4" Convention Of Illinois held
their convention yesterday at Springfield. Hon.
James G. Rib.usoa was nominated .or Governor,
and Corun' ! - for Lieutenant Governor. Reso-
iutons were passed affirming aud endorsing the
Chicago atfoun.
Tug first great gathering of the presidential cam
pag gn took place In Faucu !4l, nls,ou. lasi Nv sh,
iiHhurebs "eTo uhhDIt W gam AiHt'ahSes WV
Andrew presided and made q stirring speech. scna-
TOR Wilson nnl others ul1re6scl the uIeetins, and
were recei, I'd with much enthusiasm.
THs rebel Governor oil North CarJliua, has offered
8 proclamation, offering free pardon to the many
deserters lurking in tho WOODS and mountains,
threatening the extreme penalties Of the law to
thoee who are caught, well as against their aid.
! en- and abettors. They aie ~ TO huLtei down
hke guilty ielons.
DurrNQ the last ten days, the number o' men
mustered into the army has averaged 5000 day
o. tc ~ inst, i,l3G were mustered in. and on tho
81, 6lGo Thee are the lates, reports received.
The number mustered in Oh the Sd inst. Is probably
greater than has been mustered in during any
other day for nearly two years.
DraIS0 the storm nt The wos. on Saturday nigh,
and indsy morning, about i've inches OF rain feil
Nearly all the railroads ccniorng at Cincinnati
were damaged, by the washing away Of the track,
aud bridges The outstanding crops IN tins neigh
borhood have been considerably injured by the 30
verify of tue storm. AT Dayton, Ohio, the storu
was very severe, pros,rating trees aud fences.
liz the efforts 10 nil the quotas of towns, an un
due proportion OF laudsrnen have been enlisted IL
the navy, and 10 remedy the evil order has beei
issued restricting the proportion hereafter 70 fee,
per cent. Of the whole number ol snl!stments. Thi
course Ia rendered necessary to prevent the aocu
mutation Of = large surplus Of unseruceable re
cruis. sesnen, ordiu.ry seaInen, dremen, &c.
} sre still wanted.
|
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GENERAL GRANT.
sbel Trickn-An Econu micai salute In
Homer oil the all of Atlanta.
H. MOT AIrrps ARMY OF THF Porov.c,

II. MAI AIrrGs ARMY OF THP PorovAc,,
september !, l-bi.
TIE rebel pieke;s refuse to believe that Atlantis
20 fallen. T1ey have becnmc very friendly and
,proach ,'ose TO our Lines With passes from their
Z crs for the purpose Of trading M uaren.ly. but
lLsviag their pockets filed with the proclamation
JED. Davis, Offering protection and safe condlct
dcserters The rebels hope 10 largely reduce our
INKS by this new dodge OF tholrs. They purchase
the eatites they can gei ir u orr men, giving
--backs or tobacco in exchange, large supplies
which they seem 10 have on baud. Gen. Glib
yns las teen Temporarily assigned t. the CON.
and Of the 10Th Corps. Col. smyth, Of the First
lsware, a brave and capable officer, % in com-
sni OF the Diyisioa OF Gibbons, oi the Second
| lrps.
sept. o, ls6i.-Las, night about II o'clock our
.,.sres song the entire line opened aud ssluted
enemy with terrific fire for an hour, In honor
the fall Of Atlanta. The rebel guns replied sharp
and the air was flled with bursting shells. This
5rning not a shot Is heard.
ASA retsliatory measure for the order OF Gen
re, Offering certain inducements for deserters from
II army, Gen. Grant published an order, bea rims
ate OF August, otering desorters from the rebe
-uy subsistence and transportation to Any poin
which they may wish 10 so.l
loTYIcIAL.l
Wdshinqton, Sept. 6.-Nsior-Geuersl Dix-Ir
onor " tho capture Of Atlanta Grant yesterds,
rdsrsd salute to be fred With shotted guns, from
Z. ,ery battery bearing upon the ensmy.
"Sothing has bssn rsssivsd by the Dspartmsn
ON AslsaA stass ~ ~ inslaaA aas saytAtal
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Important News.


Death Of John Morgan Rout Of his Forces
KnorrilIe, Tenn, Sept. 6.--rbe following Of
ac al telegram from General Giiien was received
this evening;
BaWs Cop. Tenn, Sept. 40 Gen. Tiisson !:
Il surprised. defeated and killed John Morgan at
Grecnvllle this morning. The killed scattered
for niles ard have not vet been counted and pro-
baby numter ffty 70 one hundrel. have nbou,
seventy five prisoners. Among those captured
we'o horgsn's staff, with piece OF artillery and
= ca sson. The eYcmy's force cutnumtcrcd mine,
but the surprise complete.
(Slsned,l ALL1S &. CIILRs.
tOTFICfsL.l
War Department, Washington, Sept. 6-s.lC
=. M To Mayor General John A. DIR, Nsu
York A dispatch IRON General Grant Just re-
ccived. gives a statement from the Richmond ~
| AsrSrR of Ills mornins, that John Morgan WINS sur
prised and tlc,', and his staff captured at Green
willie, Tenn. yesterday. An unofficial dispatch re-
ceived by this Department this morning from ex
ingtou, states that General lien hsd officially re-
ported the surprise aud defeat o, Morgan at Green
! VILE, that JJun Morgan was Killed, AMI his stat
captured rom 90 to 100 rebels killed, 20 pr isOner
taken and one gun captured. This report belnl
confirmed by tho Richmond FNANtSER, there /
| no room H. doubt its truth.
EDwrS n. STANTON, Secretary % War.
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hu, the Coum'uco sftcr considering the subject ss
its Saratoga meeting, sent u back TO the Conven-
ton II Is generally expected tnat the course yir-
sued by the May Cc1veneon will he sdop'ci now,
and both delegations sdmittcd. Among the nota-
bics prcsen, are rhur'ow Weed. Borsce Greeley,
George Oriyke. II. c. Llt,lejohn- Il. r. Andrews
Lyman Trcusine, Secretary Ballard, senator rru-
man and Victor N. Rice.
SECOND prsrArcB
Svrrcnse, SEPT. ca strong sentiment, IA favor
OF General u appeared during the afternoon and
early fsrt uf the evening, the ground Of syaila-
billy, but later rimor, assuming strong ar-
rcsflncc of credib,usy, obtained, that Iase shcr-
uan, of New Yor, City, Frcmon, flcfor IN 1850,
h1s here IN his POSSESSION letter from Dix, which
would he produced atpropcr tiinein which he CDiNl
states he accept the nomination OF this cou-
vention as he toes not endorse Nlly the Blltinorc
platform and the poliy of the Admini strntion and
tina, his present preferences Tor the neat President
that MO- elan shall be oleceiso oil ART al sea
again. AMI the contest Will lie narrowed 10 fentor
and Tremaine. For Leuiensnt-tiovcrnor.A Aessrs
Roscoe, Conkl.ne, oy kpsc. Aiof-, i-h .nd Rob
er,son are narcd, but neither with any particular
| strength
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south Of Nash ville on accoun, Of the dcransenen,
Of the telegraph wlrcs By the prevail ns storm.
NJ NOV men;s Of i'm cortance have takcu pl ,ce IN
the Shenandoah valley.
EpwIr n. STANTON. Secretary Of War.
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An important rumor prevails In Rome that the
Pope In 70 get two years TO provide himself with
means TO defend hiInse AZ ainst his enemies ~ tbs
French army is 70 10 withdrawn. Il 10 also said
lhss the sx-Rug Of Naples 10 V b paid handsomely
~ l9Ayng ~ u0nA ~,
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Capture Of an Ambulance Train BY Mo.eby

Philadelphia Sept. CA special dispatch from
HsrIer's Ferry, dated the 9th instant, says: An
ambulance train Of thiriy-ave wagons, after lesv.
Ing tie wounded. were captured by Moseby, the
train being without an escort. CAPTAIN blazer pur-
sued the rebels aud recspturcd fny horses and ave
prisoners. Major kellogg, Of the One Hundred
and Twcnty-th rd ONO, and Dr. Shclliny, Of the
Thirty-six,h Ohio arc among Tho prisoners cap.
'ured by ar-ohy. Tho-e no hehting at Berrv-
vile IN Sunday. and hero is no news from tbero
to-day 'Monisyl.
torly Stiil in Shcridon's Front.
Baltimore, Sept "a special dispatch 70 the
Baltimore AhxRioAS. dated Bcrryville Va, sept. 6,
says;
"rhc enemy arc still In shcridan's front and, as
tar ss be seen, there are no indications o.
Esrly's reirea, up tho Valley Al present. The cav
airy corps which len RIppons Store GU Friday
night have returned. having ascertainNd that tho
enemy WAS In strong force beyond the opcqusn
Recruits and convsescen,s rom tho hospitals srs
arriving In great numbers almost every day, and
are being rapidly sent forward to the front. I'll,
prisoners captured in the fsht Saturday mum.
her some twenty. Up to the time Of writing thi,
dispatch, there has been no asotins since satur
day, and. with the exception OF little picketskir
mtshings everything Is perfectly quiet"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-07
Election in Wilmington, Del.

Wilm ngton, Del. Sept G.-At tie municipal
election to-iay the Union men carried the city by
45O majority, eecting every candidate N every
ward
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Ihss yclF. LHH yeT'
Smith. .5,?35 Smith ,.. i,Bj'
Redneld l,9i6 Relied l,fi

corresponding increase throughout the State
will swell smiths ms ,rity to 5000 more than last
year. Three Union Republican ConyressInen are
elected by increased maiort'es, aud probably al
the Union nominees for county senators and other
county officers. The Un.on men OF the State are
jubilant over their achievement OF to-day.
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A Paris letter says I;

Unpleasant dispatches have been received at the
War Ministry from Africa. The Al. srisn insur-
rection IL not yet put down. Marshal Mcaahon
will be forced to break up the camp at ChAldss
earlier than ives expected, aud will proceed to the
sat Of his govcrnnent with several rsgimsnts un'
der his osders.
n UssaaA 0sgennA y w snQy 4 ~
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph TO the n. y. Sun.
THE FALL OF ATLANTA,
5000 Rebels Killed and Wounded

HIS FORCES SCATTERED.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-22
OIL. india INK Oh EAllR C0L0RS.

by a c"moetent Arts. Old Daguerrentypes
copied. We Will make no statements OF what
We can DO hut invite all wanting pic,sgts Oi
any Kind 10 call and see.
Feh. 10 CAN'T 4 CrRTTs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-22

Examinations 20 commence At half past nine
O'Clock, a. NJ.
Teachers viii take potico that the Isv. Ms
now amended, requires each male applicant
for rer,inoate " pay to tho Examiners a
foo nf any csnts, and each female applicant
fee of thirty.ive cents. Nome who fail TO
oollp'y will be admitted for examination,
All applicants ara required o. furnish writ.
ten testlmOuials Of good moral character,
tHnss who have been engaged as teachers to
obtain these testimonials from their last EN-.
ployegs; those who have never taught will
procure hem from their last teachers, which
testimonials VIII be Kept ON ale.
No private examinations viii be held; no
certificate will be aRtedated: no candidate
VIII he admitted for Ie.ey animation with in
three months after second failure. Appli.
oHniA are requested " present specimens OF
ponmanahip.
Those who fall 10 comply with tho above
acquisitions viii hot be adnitted.
L. TUSSISG, Secretary,
April l6. Board of Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-22

1E-A h1 ia 10
HAS JUST RECEIVED
10 Bbls No. l Mackerel.
20 ] do No 2 do.
3s 1 do do do.
40 Kits do do.
100 Bills Fresh Salt.
Is do Fine Syrups.
100 do d J Bbls Smoking Tobacco.
IS Caddies Chewing do.
% Bbls Brown Sugar.
20 do Granulated i Crushed Sugar.
80 Boxes "Old Plantation" Coffee.
so do Old American Java do.
80 Sacks Prime Rio do.
so Boxes Gold Medal Saleratus.
Is Sacks Rice.
20 Chests Finest Teas in Findlay.
10 Boxes Lemons.
10 do Oranges.
SO Doz. . & 8 Hoped Pals.
Is do Nos. !, 2 & 8, Tubs.
6 do Premium Churns.
$4,000 Cigars Of Various Brands.
The above will all he sold at the
RATES for CASH.
ISAAC DAVIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-22
To Teacher.

IN consequence OF the late change In the
i school Law, IL becomes necessary for the
BOARD ~ school E4tminors Of Hancock coun.
~ 10 make tho following re.arrtns cement
with rogArd TO the neetlnEs for 1874, viz
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

oY the County Commissioners f"r Saint
= Marv's county
ORDERED. That '-<crh W MattiLg'ey.
Collector "f State and County taxes in tie
9th, eec'i"u district "f st. Mar,'s county,
CAUSE advertisement expressing the name a.:
the following tract parcel Of land, the
amount Of taxes due thcrc.,,l. tny, thrr with
the name "f tlc prrs,n charg-ahlc with the
same, {" be inherited once per week fr and
during four weeks in the st. Mar,'s G,azete.
= newspaper published in st. Mars's co,,n-
ty, notifying, that unless the State anil
County taxes due on the sn;.l la,s!s shall
he paid I" the said Cicrlnr within tn.
space Of thirty days after the publication of
tho notice al' rcsal'i is cumpletei, the lands
Aforesaid "r snrh parts thereof as may t'.
necessary to r.i.c tine SUM due thereon shall
Le sold t" the highest bllicr for the pay.
n.cnt of the same.
One trac, M parcel of land, called ani
knowa hy the name uf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
LEONARD TOWN
Clear FACTORY.

"AviNG rns, hased the entire interest O
4 Il the late Grm ..f Morgan. Jan n,ison d C".
tho andcrsi:ncd will cunduct the bs.insess with
pro,nptncss ard energy.
A large stock Of exc~l!enf CIGARS. manu-.
factured frnm the a-t Tobacco to be obtained
in the market, will he kept constantly az
hand. and o.drrs will oe received from. ard
Cigars delivered at Factory prices. in either "f
the counties ot Prince George. Charles. st.
Mary's. Calvert or Anne AruLs!si.
A liberal share Of the patronage ef the pen
pie Of Southern Mary land il earnestly solicit
Cd for the advarcemcn. Of HOME INDUS
TRY, ha.ed upon the motto Of imce sales with
,easnnabIe prukss.
k6- Al, orfirrs addressed - fLs un.!ersisn-'
ed at I.e,nart. Town +. O., will b promptly
attended 10.
B. A. JAMESON.
JaE. 9th, ls62-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
ICE.

H\HE undersigsed wish 10 inform the
IL people of Saint lasy's and adjourn
iug counties, that they have just completed
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any sixe,
aud will REPAIR. CAULK, &c., on the
most reasonable terms- Pronps attention
to all work. ans quick dispatch win be giyen
mall cases. The Railway i situated abess
. quarter Of mile from Leonard Town on
q fine oyster creek, where We will also
build SCOWS. BOATS. or VESSELS, il
required. O the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS D FOXWkl.L. -
July 18th Isg0-6.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
w e E M s."

T" the highest bidder. :" ray the taxes and
legal charges thereon due. for the year
1862. and the same. when sold. to be
transferred by decd Of bargain aud sale to
the purchaser thereof.
by order.
ROBERT G.. COMBS,
Clerk to County Commissioners.
for Saint Mary's County
January 18th. 1sG4-ts.
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that the sale
of tue above land will take place. at the
store Of Irorge Ii Herbert. Head of St
Clem-"ts Bay. on
SATURDAY. the 6'L. d.sy II February
merit,
between the hours Of l ani 1 o'clock
i. NJ.
JAMES r. ALVEY.
Collector for 1862.
January 14th. 1SG4--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Y1Y the County C,mmissionrrs for Saint
- M..rv's county
ORDERED, Tnat Robert =. Taylor. Col
hector of State and County taxes In the Lat
sl-c,i.n district Of st. Marys can'y. cause
advertisement expr-ss'n: the nam, Of the
following l...s or parcels Of land and the cot
tssss or buil.iing, thereon. the amount Of
taxes due thereon together with the name OF
,hs person chargeahle with the same, - De-
inserted oncs per week f'r and during four
weeks, In the st. Msry's Gazette, q news
nsper published in s. Mary's county. and in
the Baltimore Gazettc. paper published In
.he city Of Baltimore. notifying. that unless
she State and C.,uniy taxes due "n the said
l.as and c.,,tagrs shall be paid 10 the said
Collector, within the space OF thirty days
after tho publication Of the nssice aforesaid
!. completed. the lots and cottages aforesaid
or such parts thereof as may be necessary tn
,sis. the sun, s,s thereon, shall DO sold TO the
highest bidder f.r the payment Of the same
Owners. No. Of Cottage. Amt. due
1aea Jan. lst 1864
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

Charles J. Paul. In the Circuit Court
We. for Saint Mary's Conn
R. d. Watson. ty. sitting as . Court
of Equity.
iNHE Object of The bill fled in this cas-
Il is to procure decree for the sale Of
tract or part Of tract Of land. called
aud known by the name of "STONEY
RUN" lying on or near Saint Mary's
River. in st. Mary's county. Maryland.
for the payment Of the purchase money
due to the vendor. Charles J. Paul, from
Roder;ck D. Watson. vendee.
The bill states, in substance, that the
said Paul sold to said Watson the said
tract of land. sometime in the year 1850,
for forty 6ve hundred dollar.-,hat pos
session was delivered to said Watson
that said r. D. Watson has paid fifteen
hundred dollars Of said purchase money.
leaving three thousand dollars unpaid
with interest from 1st January 1860,
which was secured BY three single bills #
one thousand dollars each, bearing inter-
est from LIST January 1s60-that the
whole amount Of said bonds or single
bills are due
The bill further states that the said
R"derick D. Watson does not nov reside
in the State Of Maryland-the bill. then,
after praying for relief, further prays that
Nh order Of publication may be granted,
warning the said Il. D. Watson to appear be-
fore this Court on come certain day to be
therein named and answer the bill of com.
plant Of said Chales J. Paul, and the
Court being satisfied that the said r. d.
Watson is . nonresident aud canLot be
found within the jurisdiction Of this Court,
1t is. therefore, this 4th day Of January
1864. ordered that the complainant give
notice to said uon-resident defendant Of
the substance aud object Of this bill by
advertisement il some newspaper publish
ed in the State Of Maryland. once week
for four successive weeks. warning him to
be and appear in this Court. in person or
by solicitor, on the third Monday in June
1864 and show Cause. if suy he has. why
a decree should not Re passed in the pre-
misses as prayed: otherwise the said bill Of
complaint shall be taken pro confssso against
him. provided the first insertion Of such
notice shall be made at least t.res. months
before the said third Monday Of Juus
1864. .
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-T.ss.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER. Crk.
January 7,h. 1S6i-4x. z-..-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
TUESDAY the 2nd day o
February next,

Lc.ween the heurs Of 3 o'clock, N. and
"'clck, L. ~, the following property. to
witt
ONE SrOEE-IIOUSE and LOT in the
,illase "f Chaptic".
Said lnt fronts 225 feet on tho main street
in Chaptic.,-7o fuct "f said lrunt rnh back
:225 feet and the remaining 100 feet rnn bark
$50 feet. There il g'nd DWELLING;
HOUSE attached tu said Store. and there i.
al>.' a Kitchen. Granary. Carriage H"use and
Corn h'nse "n the pre:,.ises-all which, are
la ::~sa repair.
To o perss'n wishing II engage in the Mer-
camille business. this property offers strong
indrlcrm-nts-it being one OF the last busi-
ness stands il this section "f the State.
Terms OF SALE:-One third Of the pur-
chase m"ney in cash on th. day "f .a'e, and
tI.e balance in two equal instalments at six
and twelve months from the day uf sale. Tie
s-irrci payments to be secured ty the hsn,ls
"t the purchaser. with security to bc approved
by the undersigned, and bearing intetes, fruu,
the ..ay rf sale.
r. FORD.
Attorney fr
Ncale, Harris g. Co.
Janusry 7th, lSe4-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subseyi
! y her has sbsaissd from the Orrhars.
Court 1t 81. Mary eoa.ty in Marvland. Ie,.
.ers "i COMMUNICATION on the personal es-
's'e OF Ellen >. Sutton, late If said county. de.
ceased. Al! parsons having elai,,s seaip.s IN.
sash deceased are hereby warned 10 sxhib,. The
same with the proper vonehe. thereof, To The
s.sersner s. on or before the Is, day e,f August,
1864, otherwise they NAV he .xcludsd bv i. |.
fsom all benefit Of 'he .a,d estate. Given un.
Ger my hand this 2:si dav of January. 1864.
THOMAS HEBB,
Administrator.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

Chap,iso. Nov. 7,h, iSoS.
: Messrs Edissrs :-Psase Announce John V
Pessy as a sai,didars for the Clerkship Of the
Circuit Court fr Saint Mary's csaaty at the
aexi election for that oAes. asd s6i,ge
Mxss PxsxxDs.
Neysnhar lesh. lof2-sf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
rlRESHrY0 MACHINES.

I have for sale the PeiscN Triple Gearsd
1 Hsrse Psseer and w. W. Dinkec l. Co.'S
Erou ThrssAer. with Rerariag S:rar Carrier.
The anaehine ls warranted Ia render satisias-
,ian to ail russhasrrs. The price -of h~rss
power. 10 is,ch fhrr<hrf asa Sfraw-Carries,
a~iiv~r~. ~ sny ~hsrf in 81. hIary's eounsy.
. $iAs. r a 1r Z. asi s-
Farnrs are invited 20 call at nv Store IN
Le,uari Town aud examine this Threshef.
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
COLLECTORS SALE.

IN application Of James r. Alvey.
~ Collector IT State and County Taxes
f"r the year 1862. it is ordered By the
County commissioners FIR Saint Mary's
County. that the said Cullcctor proceed to
sell. after giving tw"nsy DAYS previous M
''ce. at the Court House door aud n,o.t
pubic places iu the county. and by publ
cation in the Saint Mary's Caz~t,e, o tract
sr parcel "f land. called and known by the
uan~ of