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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-09

\. 4. II. BALL, Secretary,
Gold Hill, August 6. 1864. augS m
The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY,
September lIth, 1864, at the same hour and place.
SET I'd n A H. BALL Sec'y
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Sun1InonH.

" ~ Of Nevada, County OF Storey, 0c,d HIH ~
elnct, s. II. Robinson, Justice Of The Reaea.-lE
Chubbuck, Plaintiff, AgAinst @. w. H0or q Ca n.
rica, In the Territory Of Nevada: 10 q, NJ. HLOOR
q CO., Greeting: You are hereby UumInoned % Sp-
pear before me, Justice Of the PeAce, n M 81
It my once in Gold Hin on the GIHkTaESF
DAY OF SBPTkABkR, A-D.. lekt q 10 o'clocf 4 n
OF that day, to answer the complaint of8 W. Ghubs
buck; wherein he Claims 10 recover fro0 yo1 the
Tsneed Dy gl.niin ioF you to the CAAfgnIA ataie
And you are hereby notified that II ron 6,Ii n an
pear and answer the complaint a. aibtel1ii q 49,
ment VIII be taken AgAinGt you for The nd - n
- and Is-lO dollars. and costs Of mif, "a -
Sheriff or any Constable OF naid county, Srr,SpnS
Make legal service and due return hefeo1 mr.
under my band This 18th day Of August, 4, .. 10
3. II. ROBINSON, Jnstice a IT. kesee
anl5 I'm Cod Hin Precinct, ctoeIy q n
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ASSESSMENT 40. rouR DUE.

Each assessment, 81 per Share; advertising, q
certificate; commissions Of sale, per cent.
Iy6 i'm E.E. J0ICE, Sec'y.
. CAUTION.-The public are hereby Gnu.
toned not TO purchase any of the following certi-
Gates of stock In the Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining
Company, as the same were sold according to law
on Tuesday. August Q. 1854:
Nn,nna fcrLihrnkea Shs
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Yuba Gold and Silver Mining CemRlnyI
PALMYRA DlstrIct-Sotice.-An assessment OF Two
Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents was this the Ia
day of July, levied on each share Of the capitl
and ali MONEYS that have been paid since February
list 1851 will be deducted from this assessment.
Nv order Of the Board OF Trustees. ~.
~ ON ~''" pr Att KETOHAM 0ec'y. 4.
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Oissolntion 90 opAEtnerahiI,.

Dissolution Of Copartnep~hfo.
THE C0PARTNERSHP UEKTFnnnpR IN
= stinE between =. u. fLA0G and II MPLiff,
N me town o. Gold HE. etosey co1nty. Aevnds
tnn DAY dlrooived BY mutual eo8 I'D
relinns run the urn, HI. n. II ~ 3 -
nrm, and he viii aIso setf6 = ~ n
.ns tSsnedl ~ Hkee,
old Hl N. +. Augast / IN. All ~
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BY order Of the Board Of Trustees,
c. KEIFFER, Secretary.
God Hill. August p. 1864. aus I'd
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


ONCE of the yellow. Jacket Gcta en ~.
stiyar Mining Co-The following RESOLUTION Mas
sdopted BY the Board OF Trustees OF me hois
Jacket Silver Mining Company, g. mesI3 .s W.
a. The ONCE Of the company, this date,
: That in pursuance Of authority conienea
mon The BOarSi OF Trustees by the stoce 2.
Ills company, at their annual meeting, 6ela On tns
Ist dnv az AIipust inst with and IN accordance W!n
he by.lSws as amended by the stockholders @ sen
meeting. an assessment OF eleven QL per GEM. on
the capital stock Of the company, be, an1 ne t LIZ
Is hereby leyed Paya9 ssisr ~ he R.ht Of Calf
fornia at San Francisco, who is hereby
agent Of the Company for that purpose eno nuInot
lied to receipt for the same Or 70 inc an ne
Secretary is hereby instructed to advertise int s
as usual: That on all sums paid by August IIh
inst five (5) per cent. will be deducted ana W
sums paid by September as n I I'm he made TSst
iii sI,s M money heretofore paid on account o. the
assessment levied by Resolution o. tne DoStS q
July 2lst 1854 which resolution ms Dss ~ ~ nres
shall be credited as payment on account o. Tne pIss
Cit "'''''"s WIN. H. WATSON, Sec'y, /,
Gold Hill, n. T.. August Z. ls64 -----l a1o l@
Green Gold and silver Mining CemHHX
Location Gold Hill District, Storey CounV, 81: ~
Notice = hereby given that a. brid Dn the &
day Of August, 1851 an assessment lno. y ~ ~,
Dollar per share, payable in United states Eolo CON
wa levied upon the capital STOCK o. ,,s iI ~ NM
deTsIgned, Secretary, or to D. J. Qulah1n the ~.
perntendent OF the mine at Gold HllL Any fock
upon which assessment shall Iemon ~ p,Il ~ sd.
vertIsed on that day as delinquent, ahd uniess ~
ment shall be made before Will be sold on saturday
the Path day of September. 1854, at Y O'clock 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together WIN eosS
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale, 20 sara
: Bv order of the Board Of Trustees. 1890
q -. -. r. II. SMITH, Secretary rs,
ONCE No Nagle's Building, s. W. corner OF Aer
. chant and Montgomery streets. g. II. AuRb m -
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Gold Hill, July q, 1864. ssasrs-ss-- mi Jy26 III
CAUTION.-CombIned Effort Mining Co.
The public are hereby cautioned against negotiating
OF purchasing the following stock in the above conf
paIIy the same having been duly sold at public auc
tioU for delinquent assessments and expenses and
said stock Is thereby cancelled and Of no value:
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CIIiTIoY.E.Iim Mcclellan Gold and siI.

Any OF the above stock may be redeemed within
ten (iO) DAYS from date By order Of the Board.
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y.
fold Hill August 81 lg6l au2i lot
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VIRGINIA. August am, IssI. - - ? Au3-td


CrRsus Gold and Silver Mining Co011s
ny-Notlce is hereby given, that at meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said company held tnS oay ~
assessment of $40 per share was levied upon lne
capital stock OF said company, payable mmedhtey
In United States gold coin at the ONCE Of the bees
rotary, Korn Bros store, Gold Hill ny order Of the
Board OF Trustees. J.PFOUTL, Secy.
Gold Hill August 3. ls1 aE. aus I'm
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DardaneIle Gold and Silver MininG c..
An assessment Of three dollars per share upon
every share OF the Capital Stock OF me Dsrdnneiis
payable In United States gold coin, TO the secretary
at his office Immediately. BY order Of the Board OF
Trustees cHAS. B. GOODRICH. Secretary.
once of the Jewett & shepard. Geld and
At meeting Of the Hoard OF Trustees Of the Jewett
Shepard Gold and Silver Mining Company held
this date an assessment OF One Dollar Stio Nl ~
Secretary Jylsm II. c. BROOKE. Sec'y.
Lee Gold and silver Mining ComIaay.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting Of tbs Board
of Trustees the 9TH inst at the ONCE OF the COM
pany an assessment Of One Dollar was duly levied %
im INN ely ~ GEO. ". TURHEY, Seey.
Gold Hill. August 9, ls64. anEII m
New Oregon Gold and Silver Mining COn.
pAuy.-Notce.-The delinquent sale that was TO
have taken place On NSnds HpSTs Ma AN 1 nTGeSs
the same hour and placr. BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. . 'H.-a ii. Z. MANSfNU, 6ec'y.
Gold Hill. August 20. lo64. g InS0 I'd
PaIo Alto Gold and silver sIinIns C0ta.
pany.-Aotice is hereby given. that an assessment
capital stock OF the above company, payable the
'es's'A's iH.'"I GE5iRGE W. rURNEY. see'y..
Gold Hill. August ?, 1864 lis.l % ssf7z aus I'm
Jim Mcclellan Gold and silver NlinilS
Cents per share duly levied July 2jh lst and II
payable TO the Secretary mt his Office Immediately,
At American City. n, T. BY order q the Board or
Sunrise Gold and Silver MlnipS Cen.
pany.Notise..A Ia assessment q 09e Dollar per
order of the Board OF TTIistsss-
Gold Hill. July p. ls6i : I'M 10 jy5o N
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

IN accordance with previous notice. shi'
body assembled on Monday last. aud OF
yesterday. nominated Gen. George B. Nc
Clell.n for the Presidency. aud lion. Geo
II. Peudletou. of Ohio. for the Vice Pre-.
idency Great uuaninisy seems to bav'
prevailed 10 the Convention, aud the vos.
received BY Gen. Mcclellan furnishes I
strong indicssioo Of bis grea, popularity a
the North. lie received one hundred
sud eighty niue and one bali, aud bis op.
ponen.. Hon. Thos. II. Seymour, Of Con.
aec.icut. but twenty three aud one-halt
votes. I4is, however. canuss be eousid.
cred ~ a csnserva,ive defeat. or . wa,
triumph. On the contrary, the ConveD.
ton stood an unit upon the great questions
involved 10 the campaign impeding -
The platform adopted looks TO a peaceable
Of our Naiiooal troubles; ~hilstupon
the grave questions of State rights. Con-
ss;,uiional l.serty. and freedom Of speech
and Of the press. the action Of the ConveO-
ton nus: be satisfactory to every one.
The votes Of this State and Delaware
were cast ssainst Mcclellan. and Hon
DeIj @. Hsrsi, opposed his no.niuation
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

THE GKKAr Fro Hf ON-THgRSbAf.
The details Of the battle on the Wcllon
Railroad on Thursday last. as given by the
New York and Pi.iladelphia parers, c,,n-
clnsiveiy establish the fact ahaE Ifanr,ck
sa6cred . severe reverse. ani was compel-
led 10 shandsD bis grasp Of III. Weldon
Kafirai as Ream's Station and bsycud H.
IIsacsck himself has reported asisisl.y sha,
be was urable p s.osstssn tie extent nj
his i~s. in cous-qnsncs Of she dssDeganixed
cnndi,ida0f bis ennusaad. The actual num-
b-r. therefore. of his killed. wounded and
nss.Ssx, will DOUBTLESS r-snain, for the
present. unknown 10 the public Ohcialiy
Ne are told that four batteries Of artillery
were captured by the enemy Unoahciaiiy
the explanation has been volunteered tia;
each Of these batteries n1mbercd but f'ur
gaDs, Instead Of elk. the usual consplensca,
70 bs,,~ry. Gnoaici.i.y. si>c. i is ss.
serted thai but three bate ries we're lost
one sf the fssr, McEnight's. being scbse-
Ysensly reeApsured. howss-r.stLis may
be. We may accept ~ true that the resu''
ef she bsttl~ was disasaee to the Federal
arms. although it. IL eisim-d that some e"m-
pcassiion may be found ia the, heavy loss
luaicted on the enemy We are t0ld more
over, that Warren s'ila holds his por,ion oi
the railroa /; hut i, seen d,sbsfui whether
he can msintsiu his position with she enemy
10 his trout aud rcxr.-ConstitaiionI Cnson.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.

~ IbGt Sc.SOD
STAMPS The following statement in
reference to the requirements Of the Inter-
nal Revenue Law siuss It's revision during
the last session Of Congress. will be Of in
serest snl Of Importance TO the public:
On and after August 1st. 1864. the fol.
lowing Stamps will b. rcqairvd. in lieu Of
the old rates:
Bills of Exchange aud Promissory Npses.
all sums not exceeding 500 5 cents.
For every additional loO. or fracliou..
part ) cents
Bonds. personal for tn" payment Of none,
same ~ Mrtsage..
Bonds official 81 90
Bank Check. Draft. or order f,r the pay
meut OF ANY su" Of money whatever.
drawn ON any Bank, Banker. or Trust
Company 2 cents
than Bauks. Bankers. or Trust CJmps.
ny. exceeding $40 2 ocuss
Conveyance:, Deeds. or other instrument.
conveying lands. tcne,nenas. or other
realty, when not exceeding $500 so cts
And for every additional $500, "r frac.i-
onal part thereof 50 cents.
Lease Of lands or tencncnts where the rent
does no, exceed $500 50 cents
And for each addi,,on.l $500 or fractional
part thereof in exc,s ~ Of $500. 80 cents.
Mortgage. trust deed. bill of sale. or per-
sonat i. bon for the psymcns Of money.
exceeding $10O ami nut exceeding
$500 50 cents
Exceeding $500 for every additional $500
or fractional par, thereof SO ocu,s
Power Of Attorney to sell or ,ran.fer st'ck
and collec, dividends .hereon 2s cents.
Power Of Attorney 10 receive or collect
rents Is cents
Power to vote ut election of incorporated
Company 10 cents
Power to sell or convey. rent or lease real
estate .-- Sl.0o
Power for any other purpose 50 cents.
Receipt for payment Of money exceeding
$40. or for delivery Of any property 2 cts,
Writs. or o'her process on sppea's from
Justices Courts. or other Courts Of in
ferior jurisdiction 20 = court Of re-
cord SO cents
No instrument issued after the 3Oth
day Of June. 1864. and used without .
Stamp can afterwards be effecsually stamp
ed. Any failure upon par. Of the maker
Of an instrument to appropriately stamp it.
renders him liable to penalty ofswo hun.
dred dollars.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

H9- '.SsnoEAsT WIxsLow, wish four
other soldiers Of the Goth V. Il. c., was
surprised by about 80 gueriliss, near Chap
tieo. several miles above L.eonardtown. in
this equity. They We're taken prisoners
and carried N the E1stern shore Of Va.
where they were paroled. Two other sol.
i!ers who were coming on in their rear
succeeded 10 msking their escape
Tba Hammond Gaseae. Of yesterday.
publishes the above. and We have seen a
similar statement 10 some Of our Baltimore
and Washington exchanges. How the Ga:
9 &c cuu!d make such q statement, at 90
late date az yesterday. we canno, imsg-
inc. It's editor. We presume. has BEEN i'm
posed upon; but it it is scarcely reasonable
80 form such conclusion. The very par
Ties i,' question bad been returned to Point
Lookout ssvsral days prior to the above
put.iiea'ion.a and the repor, they made there
vs learn. Was altogether different from the
above version. Sergeant Winslow aud
bis men we're not in this county at thu time
cf their eapsure. and this fact, We sappo-
rsd. had been generally known throughou.
the county. Tor The past week or mere
1re ,Suorarce Of the editor Of tho G.ssette
YPoa this poius is certainly remarkable.-
Indeed. i. is scarcely psnauna5le is the
,usuager of Of a yell oonduosed Journal -
Bs:. his deficit 10 iufor,na.i,n 10 shis par.
'irn'rri< stoned fur. pcrhsp.. by his supreme
kucwiedge IN smother. 10 his reekles.
disregard Of location aud facts. be has. un-
auestionsbly. ''ioue the State some ser
s;cc." BE has discovered the. existence ol
~. - 80 rne-iilss. near Chaptico. sever.
al uaiIss above Leonard.owu. ip this coun.
.y. u.p. baroes is. no doubt. reader
q. .bs Gazette. and this Information though
publicly given. will be likely to prove IN
valuable. Iudesd, we have known pair
Of cpaulet:es TO bs Won by the performaDce
af > much lighter service. IF it should
prove. however. altar sll, that there are no
gaeriliss here---which sssn,s to be Gen.
Barnes impressioa-.ws rather pity che
=ashor Of :his III natnred fabrisation~-
5se Titus Oa,es game 10 = a~fs ono when
u sae-ects. bui when il f.ils., the eouse-
easness sss tesri,A Remorse. .wc arc told.
Is s,sr . follsser upon erine. and the ocu-
50 r4tog. Ike .hc, spy. is ever in danger
ta. We are. perhaps. though unwiitipgly.
~asing' disressioo. We merely mean
20 state. that there are not now. and uever
have besu any gserillas 10 this county -
We fsrshsr a.esa ~ s,ate. ihs:, Sergeant.
Wius:ow alt sis Iaea vsrs S1t captured iu
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
Is TIA 7

CAME to the subscriber abous sbe asss
Of May; . ANAL Brindlc BOIL. With . Gu.
aud swallow fork in the right ear. ana a.
dcr-bis 10 the left. No other MARKS oo
him
The owner is requested - come ssr~asd.
prove property. pay charges. including
this advertisement. and take him aw.y.
JOHN T. CARTER,
Sept l lS64-3s Near Oakville, Nd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

Revision Of the Enrolmene-
ra The County Commissioners for St. Ma
ry's county me. on Tuesday last. and ce'n'
neuced the revision of the enrolment o.
1868. A ccmmuuicaticn has been receiv
cd from the Provost Marshal Of this Dis
trict stating that the affidavit Of two res.
pectable citiseus-hcads Of families--il
relation to the permanent absence from ts'
county. Or death Of any one, will be sufi
eisss e. bave thrjr names erased from 'h'
enrolment lists. As this 10 matter o
considerable interest to every nau in the
eoun.y.' liable to military duty. they
SHOULD lose no time in placing before the
Boari a.. IA necessary information upon
shI p.;as.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
THE NEWS.


In consequence Of the excitement atsen-
dant upon the meeting Of the Democratic
Convention at Chicago. the war movements
Of the past week have no, attracted public
attention. They have not, however, been
devoid of in,ereAt. On Thursday las,
there was heavy 6yhting upon the Weldon
railroad. in the vicinity of Ream's station.
As usual. the result Of this fighting has
been variously reported. It has not been
denied. however. that Hancock Was driven
from his position on the railroad, aud that
his loss was quite severe. The Confeder.
ates. also. are supposed to have1oss heasi.
ly. Gen. Lee officially reports the cap
ture of 20)o prisoners. and claims that the
fighting resulted in q Confederate success
Warren. at latest reports, still held his po-
sitiou near Petersburg. but Lee was max.
ing active demonstrations both IN his frou,
sud resr. " ..
There is nothing late from Atlanta. At
latest reports. corps Of Shcrmsns army
had been despatched upon an important
mission, but the result of the movement
has not reached Us. The rebel cavalry
is still operating in Sherman's rear. in
great forcs, and movement against Nash
vile is appreheoded. Forrest, Wheeler,
and Morgan are reported to have united
their forces, which are said to number ..
least 5000.
No general engagement has yet been
fought iu the Shenandoah Valley. W.
are told. tha. when Early advances, Sher.
idan re,ires. and that when Sheridan ad
vsnces Early skedsddles. Both parties,
shsrefore. ara desirous to. avid . general
engagement. and j, Is reasonable 70 sup
pose that none will lie fought. In some
quarters it is surmised. that EARLY has
greatly reduced bis forces Of late. and
that at least two Of bis divisions have been
returned to Petersburg.
In the various other military depart.
meuts. all is reported quiet. A report il
in circulation that Fort Morgan. near Mo-
bile. has surrendered to Com. Farrsgu..
but no o6ci.l coDfrmstioa Of this has
reached us.
Nothing new VI interest has lat,erly
transpired in the Maryland Convention.
Some changes have been madG in the Ju-
diciary system, but not Of an important
character.
Dir. Lindsay has been specchifying re-
Gently in Kngiand upon the soodi,ien Of
things iD this country. He still advocates
peace. srd recognition Of the Southern
Cunfederacy.
The N. Y correspondent Of ID. phila-
delphis Enqxirer reports that preparations
are being made in New YORK city ~ resist
the enforcement Of the draft.
GoId has been on the rampage during
the past week, aud. after rnnnlag dowl r..
ioH as 23l. is 1ow selling NJ sb"us 2i0.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
Irregularities Of the Mills.

During the pas. week. We have received
bat semiweekly mail from Baltimore
Tee stage. it is true. makes it nightly ap.
pearance. but, every other night, We are
doamed to disappointment. The cry ol
zoe Baltiaore mail' has become so famil.
lar. that it 10 now by-wcrd in the mouth.
, os si'e mail boys. There is evidently some
one IN fault in this matter. but We are
ruszled as to upon whom to saddle the res
p,usibiii'y. Il ia rumored. however. tha
1he officials connected with the Washing.
ton Post Office sre the parties in default
II such be the case. We trust the above hiu,
vii! prove sufficient. aud that hereafter %,
,nails will be more regularly received.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

TAKEN PRISONER Among the
list Of Marylanders recently captured in
Virginia. We 6nd the names Of james
Thomas. Willie Edelen. = WIN. Loker aud
Elwari Loker, all formerly of,his county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
OAK GR0tE SEMINARY.

TINS sehool fsr |, s;sng aediss yisi open %
Monday. Oescl,er 81. IL a rsaasn.ly sissa,
.sd ina nssishy AMI ssses part o. Priaes
decrss's cean'y, I'D. fsr terms an3 o,h.r
information, sstIpz - E1 ~
- Nra. NJ. p. BarAs.
-"- Horse Head.
.T.'F Fsin<~ Fac-,. 81. MI.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

GREAT RUSH
SMITH,, BROS. a. co.'s
MARBLE HALL CLOTHi.NE
HOUSE,
TO sRcUxE soMs or ruY oRxAr sAKSAlxe.
They are nov Offering their in,mense
stock of
SUMMER. FALL AND WINTER
CLDTHlNG
at go r r cen, b W u.arkst value.
ALSO
PIECE GOODS.
o! I'll d..
scrip,ious. fer
CUSTOM WORK.
All persons in want Of WINTER
Goods will save 20 per cent, by boying
nov. Come soon and secure your bar
gains before it 10 too late.
SMITH. BROS. l. CO.
Clothi-rs and Merchant Tailors.
40 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore. Md.
J. II. TURNER. furmcsiy Of Ssiu,
Mary's county. Salesman.
Sept l-1S64-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
A SCENE IN THE CONVENTION WIG

Chicago. August 3O.--wheu Mr. Har.
ris. of Marylsud. vas walking towards his
seat in the C,nven.ioa to-day, after be.
ing declared out of order, because Of the
remark shs' if Mcclellan WAS neainatesl
he would not suppor, him, person, not ,
delegate, although sitting within the cis.
Gle. said to him. You ought to be turned
out Of the Convention. YOU damned trai
tor" w..r.upou Mr.. H'rris turned round
aud knocked him out of his chair. This
incident contributed much to the general
cuufasion which prevailed f'r several
miuu,es.
The concili.tory and pacific course pur-
sued By Mr.. Guthrie. on the commi.tse ON
resolutions, seen,s to meet the warm up
prevail of the AcCicllanitcs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In Circuit Court f.r saint Mary =, e,u.ty,
sitting Is = Court Of Equity.
james u. Coursey sSd oshsrs
".
Matthew j. Wh.s.l,, and ":hefs
n" .. New Equity.
Ordered iha, the ssls ma b. anl report j
BY tie" I. Spa'ding. rru.'cc IN shi. cas-.
b. ratified Aid .c,nfrmrd. unlers Cause T.,
,hs contrary be- shown y" or before tho
third Mond.y in Nov-n;'er nrH,; provi-
did copy "f this order be- inserted in tho
Ssiut Msry's 'Gss...c.'" once . week Ms
three successive wrecks previous 10 the
third Monday Of November next
Th. sepnrt states the smount VI sale -
be i've hundred aud Eve dollars (S505 J
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Crk
c.. C,. tor Saint Mary's couuty.
True eupy Test. -~
JNO 4. CAMALIkR. Crk.
Avgum lSsh 1864.
Aag-9a-3s
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

0istalIe.s
We statediass week tina: she stack k-yasi
struck by lightning short time since. be-
ionged to Mr.. WIN. Blair. This proves
10 be mi.tske. It belonged to Nr J-r-
~ Blair.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF The orr
CUT COCRT FOR ST.
.MARTS GOU.fTT.

. OFFICERS entitled by law 20 copies
of the late Acts Of Assembly. can receive
tLem BY calling Al this Office.
The public will please take notice that
the recording of ali Deeds. Mortgages. OF
other instruments of writing must be paid
for At the time of leaving thea' in the Of
foe. Also paywss, Sili bs requirsa fo'
ali searches. certificates. o"pirs. or other
transient business o, The time the duty is
pesfsrmsd at ..-.-l.L. r .ss.a.. sH1
~ JNO. A. CAMALIER. C,k.i
Lsona.sisovn. 6<ps ! 1854 ~ -f. -'
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

Thanks.
Wa still contiaue to receive from Col.
John r. D.nt. and George W. Morgan
Esq, che journal Of Proceedings Of the
:.Iarylsnd Consentioa. for which they will
,,lease accept oar thanks.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suh,cri.
~ her has obtained from the Or pisans
Court Of 81. Marys county, IN Maryland, ts.-
sers Of administration On the personal O., ase OF
George Gurus, late Gf said county, do.
ceased All persons hsvin. claims a.ainst ii e
said deceased are Hereby warned to ex hih.s the
same with the proper voaehes ,heieof. % ,hs
suhscriber on or before the 3osh day Of fan.
lsGs. osaerw,ss they may be sxclsded by law
ir"sa oil he'ssas sf the sd estate. u,vss an
- JOHN r. AA0lLt,.
"a .e .3-1 ~ .1Adsais.aisasor
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TOES SALE.
Public attention is, directed to :h, sale o!
tie personal property of the late James P.
Neviu. Sea- advertisement in another column
.sf so.''ay's is.us. To persons tlesirons Of en-
gagins in the mercantile business. - ane OPP
por.unisy il here presented.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

~ New York is building another sew
eD-s,ory hotel aud Ave new marble w.Te-
houses q 80 iz u.s.