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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


Rear Admiral ID. T. Farrsgpt, writing 10 the Navy De
partment from board his flagship Hartford under date
Of July 9Th reports the destruction by FIRE Of the blockade
runner which chased shore near Fort Morgan Mo
bile harbor on the night OF the LIST Instant The blockade
runner was cot on FIRE by boat expedition from the Hart
ford composed Of three boats and totally DESTROYED The
boarding party covered by several OF our eunboats
but the enemys force which lying within short dis
lance did not open FIRE until the blockade runner had been
completely burnt out The name OF the vessel was not
ascetaned, but returned safely to the Hartford
after having successfully accomplished the task assigned
to them.
Admiral Dahlgren, writing from on board his flagship
Philadelphia, in Stono river, c. under date OF July TO-
informs the Navy Department that the Ssh instant the
u. steamer Sonoma Lieut. Com. Matthews, captured
the small sdewheel steamer Ida which vessel left Sapeo
tho night before bound 10 Nassau The Ida had on board
at the time Of her capture fifty four bales Of cotton
Admiral Dahleren also reports the capture Of the rebel
schooner Pocshonta the night Of July 9TH By the IT,
s. steamers Azslea and Sweet Briar while attempting to
pass out Of Charleston barbor bound to Nassau The Po
cahontss had board bales Of cotton and two
hundred and twenty-Dine boxes OF tobacco
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THE NUMBER OF THE INVADERS.

Having given publicity to the coDjectursl estimate Of
Mr. Wilkeson the Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune founded differences from intercepted
letters the tatug Of Rowe secessionist, and other
sources inducing him to reckon the late invading host
Maryland at fifty thousand men, is due truth that we
should st,e Mr.. Wkesons impressions this subject
derived from his own personal observations We quote
from his correspondence which appears the Tribune OF
Saturday last, follows:
"WAsHSGToN, July IL, 1864
"A visit to the battle ground Of last evening" visit TO
Francis p Bsirs estate called Silver Spring which Early
and Breckenridge occupied for their headquarters no.
connossAnce ak miles beyond Silver Spring. visit to
extempozed rebel hospital at Gravess store, eight miles
this side Of Rockville, where tyniue Georgians ee-
yerey wounded to be moved farther had been operated
on and left partly in tents partly the naked ground
fight out new battle between death and e visit to
the buetcut trees and buetorn houses and fences and
rails and the perforated earth Of rife pits between the
bel and the Union skirmh lines Of yesterdays conflict Gil
me with a higher and larger Of the fighting
hood Of the handful of soldiers Of the Sixth Corps who
raised the siege OF Washington and relieved Maryland of
the scandal OF being occupied and plundered by force
that Hancocks Warren's mea would any day de-
a recreation.
Siyer Spring does not indicate occupation by over one
hundred men For six miles beyond Silver Spring only
the fields xt to the road either side and these exc
sivey pastures open woods Indicate occupation In
none of them is there a sgn Of artillery In all Of them
the tokens Of occupation Of the thnnes and ghes
kind The consumption Of rails for fuel surely measures
exceedingly small force The full and untouched hay
stacks the und-urbed oat and wheat fields ripe for the
harvest the untouched cornfeds most Of the partly
tasselsd out and OF them &c to roast indicate u
tonsbly small cavalry force and infantry force
small be easily and fully led The tokens of butch
cred cattle all killed IN the corners Of fields next the road
aud al easily and certainly to be counted also indicate
small force.
"The proof ncontrovertibs thatth body Of who
besaguered Washington utterly insignificant, in
their audacy and courage. Admirable these were,
they paed aud covered before the perfect manhood the
dsub the derous fighting joy Of the Sixth Corps soldiers
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A PATRIOTIC AvowAL.

The Albany Argus says 1--WE are glad to see Gen Dix
place himself upon the platform OF constitutional law
from which his superiors sought to displace him On
Saturday. his coming up before Judge RUSSELL Judge
Perepont said that If after hearing all the facts 10 the
case his Honor TO the conclusion that an offence had
been committed against the laws Of the State Gen Dir
,oouId bop the supremacy Of the lao If at his age,
loyal amsn as Gen Dix had been guilty Of kidnapping and
melting to riot then IL was time he was punished"
There is purpose to PREJUDICE Gen Dix but to assert
the right of the courts 10 inquire into outrage matter
by what Illegal authority committed"
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CROPS IN SOUTHERN KENTUCKY.

The correspondence Of the Department Of Agriculture
represents very promising condition Of the crops in
Southern Kentucky Nr. Newton, the Commissioner has
shown us letter from Jamestown in Russe county near
the Tennessee hne from which it appears that the yield Of
wheat is extraordinary conderng the damage by freex-
ing ast winter. Some of is better than ever known
there before The total product will be equal to last year
Grs,s and oats are very oe forty fifty per cent better
than last year Corn too promises better yield though
the number Of planted less by about third
Cotton looks we'll Potatoes good The weather dur
ing May and June was very reasonable Altogether more
favorable condition Of agricultural affairs could not be
asked
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y.dss. numbered th!rty.hvs OF forty .Aessaaa
men and whep, 10 the absence Of asanits In
formation, all the difficulties Of the problem are
better solved by accepting much more moderate
statement, which is equally confirmed BY the testl-
mony of Confederate officers and by the observation
of intelligent citizens of Maryland, we cannot doubt
what the opinion of ordinary people viii be on the
subject
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torpedo boat s constructing at East Haven, Conn
She will be bomb proof covered with iron plates Of q
greater thickness than those upon the monitors and pro
vided with powerful machinery
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The Government has purchased 1864 cavslry horses in
Vermont since March IL 1864 paying from SI33 to las
apiece for them Most Of them we're shipped from St
Adams. Pr ..+ .,I#..'' NJ lr
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Correspondence Of The Washington Chronicle.
Mn Inv IA az

ROCKVILLE, (MD) july IA, 1864
We learn thst the few Union residents of Rockville and
vicinity apprzed Sunday night that the rebels
were coming and the former fled for refuge into the
woods.
On Monday some three thousand Of the rebel forces
up from The river supposed TO have crossed the Po
tomsc Edward,s Ferry and took the river road
ing along FIVE miles south Of Rockville to the vicinity OF
Tenaytown. At the time Bradley Johnson's CON-
mand went via Frederick and turned off towards Bladens
burg Another detachment via Damascus, Hyatts-
town, Laytonvile MechanicsviIle, and Rockville and
thence to The Seventh street road Still another detach
ment had taken another route to Washington which was
not known. @
This tuted about one-haf Of the force engaged IN
tae raid The other half about that proportion were
gagged in pundering and carrying of their plumber,
while those before named making the feint upon
Washington TO distract attention from the raiders and to
induce depletion Of Gen Meade's army, through the
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
TUE ONLY Ac RlCuLrURAL
JOVRNAI.IN MARYLAND.
MARYLAND FARMER
AND. MECHANIC.

A MoHTNLT,PERl0DIcAL PUBLISHED
b. s. 3. NILS eo:
tThs senior pa!tssr Formerly interested In he
:. ,Rural Regis,er.1
xo..s@ q. cAtvEar srssxr. corner Of M.rc.r.
BALrlMQRk
Aud a.vcssd ..
AGkIcULTURE, HORTICULTURE, RU.
RAJ ECONOMY. HOUSEHOLD AT.
FAIRS, and. MECHANIC ARTS. l.,
'T-s Rsliahls and Practical Journal. de-
= voted 10 the different departments Of
FIELD CuIrusr, such o. growing Field
Crops. Orchard and Garden Fruits, Garden
Vegetables and Flswem. Flowers for the
Lawn and Yard, Trees and Plants. Care d
D.,nsssic Animals, &C.. together with all sub
jects'sf . kindred nature intervening 20 the
Fssmsr, II sseiculturiss, and Household.
The FARMER" Contains % double col.
unan octave Pages, With 4 page Csver.
nakingin the II numbers, ga pages-prinicd
one 6ns rapor and clear type.
Published - the 6rst Of each month. n
81 80 PER year-or copies for 81. Ser 10
copies Tor 80. and aeepy u the ees,e. up Of
the eIub~D0 Speciassn copies furnished
gratis.
April siss, lss&-ef: :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

prArH o,'A D,srnssrsaEs EsffsE---
John c. Rives. Esq. the veses.s sdios
snd poliiieias. died at his re.ideass near
Washington. -npr.Ssnd.y. tk. lesh iasss;
IN the Cob year Of has age. The deoesss;;
ed Vas well known 'as one of the late IN
Of Blair & Rises.. Ah. publishers 1t she
Wa.hi.g'os casts. sh, sovelsnsa. organ
during Gen. Jsctson's administrators. ,ss,d
more recently a. the sol. proprietor Of ths
same paper. iss columns bsips desossdss
the publieasiou Of the Official dehsses iol
'c.agrsss. He vas . man of ssi6ryea,ess
perienes ia..putlie assiis. Ind nused isf
grest deci,isn Of character and estsspriss
and an6ounded .liLeralitI His JesiE lin
be severely f.t in Washington. where ~
eonsribusion. IN aid Of she.poor sa3 itnpR
.lsss. and to sxsxy lsaazhle esssftfse.Al =
'of Tue post lesefes.. ehassslsss i i -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

THR LATE CONVENTION RLRc.
TtON.-Ws give bslow What ths Balsi.
more Sssr fcports - The olEeisl returns al
the late election in tho State. The ma.
j''fity far Ceoventios is-ahcnt 1000.
and the vote cast i shaut $4,000. Il 10
hardly aeessaary 10 add shsf shis b barely
bali ths-rrai vsse Of The. Sssse II uhis tina.
p We have frssuensly. here,,sor-. poIled
over 9o:ooe Pfesupiss. therrisrs. chat
!ssry nesrly The .fnll Couveatioa vote xss
polied. sud that those Who failed d, vote
we're Anti Convention 10 their sediments,
i 4 very elesr that there Ii 1t this time ..
majority d. from %. 900 to 80. 900 votes 10.
thie siale. opposed TO . change IN The pres
sns Cshstltu.Ion. But there IL still asssh-,
e s6se,to BE ..k.a.' q. tie great Object ii
he radicals shall Be fully esnsammased.
Much depesds.upon their s;sisn how that
rote will resuis. u they Ire willing to
compensate owners for, she slaves thes .h.ll
emaneipase. and to respses the vested rights
Of parties holding olke. under the preseu.
Constisr,iop., we regard their triumph ~
asise probable, II not certain. II, ho~ev-
er. they shall dare TO sjte;biy tax. from Us
our property. ~ishss. compensation. ii
they shall avail themselves Of their seei-
dsossl slsvssisn o. poser. TO wrong. slike
Ne powerles snd ths .aequisssens--the
peopls will become isoasea BY % issrau,
I'd oct Of injustice. and will isdign,ssly ss.
pudiase their ss,ioa q the ballos:bsa 1870
They win then hAv. spent half miliios
Of the public mosey. and effected sothins.
By prudent and discreet legisl..i.n they
may .uccesd-by ultrais. they will ,ssu.
rsdly accomplish nothing: 80
CONVENTION. DsLssArxs
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
NOTICE..

Persens dssisiIg. . sake ehspes in
their ssssssne6t. preparatory u the eusu-
ieg levy. are -aereby notified to Gle their
OsFti6essss for that purpose. with the Clerk
OF the Cosoty Commissioners. %. or before
Tuesday. The 2sd day at May next. - M
traasiers u property can be made alter
thss dass.
By order,
- ROBERT E.. CONES,
Clerk. 70 Cousty Co,.miasionr,i
!: APFzl'A St. Mary's Co.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDiToRS.

NoTfCE y hsssby given ,has the subsesi.
~. beg has obssinsd from the Orphsn.
co9ss q s.. Masyss County in Maryissa: .INl.
sns 81 a1tbuatsasioa an The pesseual e..
eass q SAsah 4. Aastapgisy Jase Of said county,
seeeased. Al psrsons having claims aeainss tSe
saiS dscs.sed, are hereby warned % sxhibu the
eams viii the Psepss vouehes fksrsoi. 70 ,hs
e96seribss O % before the 29o1 day of0e,sher.
1854. ethsswiss shsy may b excluded 1y Lao
frem Ill bsaset Of the said estate. Givsn nm.
- my haaA shis 9:ss day Of Apsa. lasI.
GEORGE 8. AATTlNGLEY.
Administrator.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
EQUITY NOTICE.

'ss@ss y. Fowler In the 0rcai, Court
" s ia No. :. way. : c s1s"'s :;
"': md s;s., ss"''' Equity.
The o.(ses Of this bill ID TO obtain . d.r,..
re the sale II the real es.at. Of G,-sv RoSI..
iaee q 50. Masy;s county. d.cea.rd
The tHll statas, ia ssS,tance tn, ,r...
bowlea Died leaving real e.sats in 8, Mr..
county---thae there wa. M .5,,I.;.s...:,.
nPHn his pessnal essase-shss he "a an ;s'-
sadsienty of1ssts to raw 81, debss .nJ .h..
rs" the 'o.iowing heirs at Law: Washing.
Nesie; HILLARY Bowles. whr. ins.,s., :. !.
so1d TO Dr. r Ncsie; " J Boxlcs whos. r.
,s.M W. '"'d to Thomas u Fowler: ard
~"a~m Oean. and that the s.id William
s ssia rs a ,'''''s''de''x The SLAP q Alarr-
The BIN prays for . sale It 'f6e rial c..,..
.os the payment al the creait6rs. anil ask
s~ .ubfk.n.. against the sAid Washiaesss
6sw~s. HiIIeary Bswled, DE- Rrhest. NSals.
Th'snas II Fcwbs end William Dsab:
IL H. therefore adiudssi and or.,r,rti bv n.
clerk II tie Circuit Ccrrs Er saint M.rvs
eoopsy: assine - court q equity, that the
10 Be published iG the 81. Marth Gaastis.
Ino6 week Ssr far succrssise weeks prr.
'vious to the third Mmaiay At June issst; Give
noeies % the asid William Dean Of the cl,kcs
and sutsaance Of this bin and wara him 70
ahpesr In this Court, ethics. in persnu or bv
collector. On or' before The third Mun:sv al
June next. 70 answss the premises aud .hov
cause. u any be has.s Why decree ought uos
~ pas - prayed.
:. JOHN Il. CAVALIER. Cfk.
True copy--Tas.
80 JOHN A: CANALIER, CT,
March l7th. lSsl-lx.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

DsI.aA1xs. 70 fps Caxvsxrses -l.eio~
win Be found 4. iiss Of iaeg..es % the
Constitutional Couvrnticu. Next We'd.
essd.y--she 9th ipst the Convention !.
70 meet. and the delegates sand 81 snso.
e'p.si:,.i,t. a "a 1spoer.t.. Should .hsses5
Democrats refuse to qualify. I, il question.
able. vheiher OF not the Convention can BE-
organised. - il 10 elaimed BY some th.,
the presence Of s. members 10 re.e-.a.y
sos the purpose Of Organization. The Con.
walton Bill states. "thst at least sixty. Eve
members shsll eelected; before the Con
ventien shall organise and proceed to bus
iness. and that fifty members. At leas. ..hall
be seessssry to constitute . quorum. after
organization. VIC give the Ian
gu.gs' Of the Bill. Ind leave the
Poius Of construction 70 our sesder.; We
can hardly think, hswever. that the IA.
msrs Of the Bill contemplated tia, the pre-.
ssase Of more than quorum was necessa.
y for the purpee. Of organisation: provi-
dsd. that q. least siz.y-fvs members we're
fairly elected: g.:
'Alc9a~y-A. c. Gresns, Hopewell
Webb. o 4 -, T.rus.on. Jssper Robioette
sud jacob Wiekard.
Anne Ayusda oliver Miller. " 8
Hosd. DR.. ELI j II enk.s and Spriss
Hsrwood. 80
Ra.sisoss. CITY IS r Hatch. Henry
seckbridgs. Archibald Stirling, IT,. VIM.
Dssiel. John Barren. e A Abbott, J n
4cdoue: , n Ke.n.rd. VIM. Brooks and
John L Thomas, Jr. -
Bo'tinsers.-Gen. John 8 Berry, jane.
s Ridgeley. W H Ho6nsa, David kim.
" u Mace, Silas L.rsh and Bdvia l.
Geei!.--Ths..s PJessa. Geeres Earle,
David Sesta SID Joseph b P1eh..
Cssss4.-4J1hu 6voie. John g Smith
Jooss Ecker and William & Wooden: i
cayusss.-James D Casssr, Robert w
Todd and Tviford Nobis.
cs'se't.-Jamss 2 Bsissss, Ja.es A
Bead and @ 8 Psssso.
C2araes-Frederiek Sssae, John w
Mitchell and Richard 81 EdeIss.
DoecAeser.-Themas i Dali, Thos. ]
H.ah:c. Award : Jelasoa and d. "
4 Saith. .
Observation-Disclosures Eshley, Peter
|G Sehlosses. Ssm1sl Keefsn Andres
A.osn. David J Maskey. Henry. Baker apd
, 4 Cussiaghsm.
Hs.:'&:-ew s..a. See. " Hop.
3! Ae.fsed-Joha A Hoppss, Wn.
csllsSsy. Gesss \ MsCs,.ss and Ths.-
Es.s- --J.aes q i ch..b.rs. Gee. g
nelIydey and DAVID c Blsohsson.
ssss~sy.-Tho.. Lasiale. csesse
Rseln and lr. kivssd r. Dsvsii.
6e GsnYTs --Da.isi C1ashs. 0pn.
get q BsIi. 1dwsrl w Bsls asd fse-
dsll Ms!tSesj.
/ Qssss D. s.-.-Jsks Lis. r WfdiS1r
t~s - DseHk q:
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
CllLEcIOR'ss Ift

IN application Of Robert +. Tayisr. Ca.
- iect:r Of State ana .C"ansy Taxes. in
ert election district Of Saint Mays County.
loo the year 1865. it d ordefed by shs Coun.
~ Commissioners for said C.Muty, tina. the
sasd collector procee.l to sell. after giving
twenty Days P'evi'~s notice. II the Coun
ti"ass doo' and most public PLACES in tie
County, and by publication iss the same
length OF time in the St. Aarys GaseH., .
newspaper publi.hed 10 Saint Marys Cosn.
y. and IN the Baltimore Gazette. nswspa-
per published in tn. city Of Bal.im.ee. tbs
following lets OF parcels Of lads ard ,hs
cottages thereon:
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
The n. 7 Poet ,hipt. NJ Ls~

II. n. 7 Poet ,hint. NJ LsRy,
speech "a. ''perfsesly iesisiaass sxpees.
sion 'of opinion. "asd shsf Mr.. Colkz
made miss.ts IN Offering bic sesolp.ios
Of expulsion. Mr.. Long ii repressosedrs
being quiet in his .sauIers.. and. e1ce6d-
ingly tewprsss iu his habits. For many
years he Was member Of the Ohio EeGs.
lature. xhere he Won . Lish- reputation
At the Bar be stands high; - . gentleman
be has few equals. 'Of pure charaeftr,
loved iy his friends and respected I'll
who kaow him.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

Pestcs ~ fts NExr CaArAfus IN.
1ishoesd Enqairer Of tie sI6th reason,
thas IN sn editorial upon tss '.sissatiou:' 8
: "Nanbess have not tsduce1 thu rebesl;.
oes Confslerases 10 loyalty; the hloek.ds
6s. NOT e.rbed their defiant treesosl ssar.
ysticn beg sqe haublcd their bcaiii sbiris.
cd the Sesrth ysaf, Of The ~.f opsas sss8
ses1f afnies ntassrous - those Of the he.
- ssu drilled, ssd II better sso~aie. asd
sesdys. g s-'s tes sistse'sf he tslisy oi
scAooptfaaila. .s-,-... ]. ~ 70 X
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

lsss. e Islisaa. - - sps.kesS Ms.
Coz. e Ohio. ssd Nr. Ws.Abvar.e. Il
!l!'neis. the bsse parlianessari.a. hr.
Aasson. II Iowa. ssd Mr. Pesdlsaa, II
Ohss. The sesdiese dehslsss Mr. Clay al
kestsuky. the lasgess fsrnss, hsvisi g..
sGs $3.50 nf had. 15 dawes. 80 sSssp,
sna 1oG Hsoasas aitls vhile 16r ur1s,.
nst. s. Ioua... hes GOO sesus q hss,
500 sles. Mr. wallssA q rdaAe, Evus
tssshest ftea Waihiagtsa. end drsss -. .
w Sas mileage. aad Ms. Davis. Of S1srs-
-. its nears1e hiS usiIesee 6sink oil,
"a Nr. Rtsak. or New Yora. tie 49,
Pesmas. md Ne. Stevens, Of Pennsylvs-
ma, thsPsstsse. The House hAs ssesty.
Ave ue.hers With bald hssas. thirty viii
no.e.eaes aaa tve WITH vigs. :.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

A PICTURE For THE PEG
"A PLEs
Nov ready. the 6sst edition Of lsrgs asd
elegantiy eolofsd ~
PICTURE or POINT LOOKOUT. H..
giving q splendid view Of the Prisoners, Qnsr-
teri, and. Hammond Generxi Hospital, which.
whsh fssnsdi makes . beautiful pafaoe oraa.
mcht Z:
Size, - inches by -. and will b sent By
mail ffee Of postage, on receipt Of &1.1k.
Nv Agents wanted. "T.
Address. GEO. EVERETT.
Point Lockout. NJ.
March 3Ith, lSs4-l0t. =
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
PROFESSIONAL N0T7CE.

FTHIS /, 70 nesify the phblie. shst IL ss-
i deMsnsd have associated themseiyes 10
the Pncsics % Medicine. 70 take effect o. and
after the 6r.s day Of April 1854.
In al cases requiring consultation. RE ssr-
vices Of beth Win Be rendered. wishost extra
charge. u.
4. ?. BLAKISToEE, NJ. D.,
= C.. r, HAMMEfT. u. n.
March zlih, itsI-iH.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
EQUITY: NOTICE.

lh'", ~ Carries a., L. S. s.; Circuit Gss,'
WIN Bsrsies, a.. ! ~. sitting q I C:ur,
m,n':.rasor ct Chas. Of Eqsisy.
darrissa, and eshsrs. 49,
| The objse, Of this sai, 10 to nroe.r. . a..,..
sar The sale ef certain zeal estate in s.. Mssys
county.
The bill ssases, in substance, shxtC ksa.aMr-
rison died some !ims s'ncs. leaving 41sdssn.
ey Of personal a::ess ." raw his dssss--,ha,
| the said Charles Harriaon leaves widow Rose
Harrison. and Thos. Harrison. Reni. Hsfr;son.
and Emily tlssneon his heirs a law, and slsc
trays Tor the sals Of the ssaI estate in the ire.
| esedinss mentioned; and also for subpoenss
asainr William Barsles, administrator 81
| Charles Harrison, Rose Harrison. Then,es
ilasrisnns 6snj. Harrison and Emily Hasrisoe,
whe are sscidenss OF the State, with the txeer-
| ton of-Benj Harrison. And !, now appsar,ne
~ tvs Ssspenas. issued in the above ease
seaanst Eanty Harrison and returned By the
Sheriff Of 81: Mary county ..not sumni,non-
| Cd" that the complainant, under Article Is.
Section 81. Of The Code Of Public General Eaws
Of has State, 10 entitled to proceed against Emily
flarr.son ~ this eanse - . non.rssideus dsfse.
dant.
Il 10 therefore adjudeed and ordered by tho
! clerk Of the Circuit Court for SAINT MARY Q
cavity, ss,iing in equity. sh,t the complain Ant,
| ~ causing copy Of this ofler to be publish "a
in t6s SAINT Marys Gsssise, once week 70,
four successive weeks psevoas 70 the third
Monday Of June nexs, give notice to the said
Emily Harmon Of the otj~et and substance Of
this bill end ~nsn ~ n in .his Coar,,
sithe' In PET -. -
third Mond(
misses and q IA
decree oeSh. DOT
JOHN A. CAMALIeR, CIk.
True cery-Test.-,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

% IN Oh inst, By Rev. Mr.. Wa,per,
jobs 4. Norris = Mary 'G.stls. !;
), On The leeh ip.t. :. by Rev. Father Pae.
e'ariui. W. W. Brady to d. K. Welch.
On the 2oth inst. BY The Rev. Father
Getting. Peter Liske. . member Of the 5sh
regular Cavalry. 70 Mary -Nelson.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

JsssGArs Coxsrlrur,oxal CONVENTION
Governor Bradford has issued Lis Psocl..
a,ssios 'snuesnsipg the result Ct che late
election 10 ssbis State on the question d
ealing u State Conssitasiensl Convention.
1hs Governor seasss that the whole vv,e
east va. 81 .sl4. Of which 81. 500 we're fos
asd 1854 sgainss Convention. He,
sAeresees. - r~quirsd BY the Act Of Is
senhly. prsclains. that the Couveutioa %:
tAaFissd by the Gel. will be- convened ip the
ely 81 Annapolis 90 Wednesday: she eth
sas'sas. When sAs aslesasss esaiy'sleised
shssess. viii aassmbls sad enter % Tie dis.
sAesse of. their duties. =. "a;
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

NSssssersa -fsaae Joses, Jsnss 3
Desnis. Dr.. Wa. n Gale, JeAs G Hes,
And Andrew J Crawford
= -. Asrys.-J,hn p D~se. Ckspu,eu,
5illinesley and ajssres " Msrs,s.
:. Taita-ftenry n (3oldsbsroseh. J.se,
vsilIsnt and John r Nuilikea.
! 5Eaasiasss@:--.H v D@lliheer. q 4
Sneary. J z D.via J Nsyhaxt, r NsS1s,
and Z B Eyman. -.
M.reesiees-y iiliam = P.,rv<jl. Then.
2: b Smith. VIVA. b W Earsou 81
Frahcis Murray
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21
Doors -
ND
Z 'SHOES. ...a.

:nlHE asdesAsnea respectfully eils The It.
sestion Of bis fIisncs n &. Nhry;s end
the: adjoining eodnties 70 his large assortment
q BOOTS A9t sizes. He :siis exclusive
braces Lsdiest and Gen.Iemenis Caters, and
'chIF5Feh Ind 6ervansS SHOES. Of qnslity snd
d Ps'css a. suis MI eus.omey.' Ne lax been
msny year, ia :business. sod HE wprk hss.
hertSsfoss. Eiven general !satisf.csioo. lie
will ell sE"od work and - Iew. ~ any house
- ii,laoo.s. eseoos ore reqae.sea % call
ssd lesk for thed'seive. bsssss purehasisg !.
slssehsss.
Z. GEORGE 8. CLO00, :
-. Nc. Hnuth Calvert direct,
DSlsssryfiA. issS-an. -. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-04-21

Has~ell M.gruder., Of Prince Geass's
County. has been sentenced BY the Min
~ commission to one yesvs imprissuusss
in Fort Lafayette. for hsrbori6g Rsyel
spies.