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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

w Spring Fever 10 becoming very pref
alsns IN cor city. BaDuock on. the BRAN
10 nos quite 60 commop, bat il "carrfes of -
great Gany nors HFJortEnateS.,
p- II is bad sign to see q man With
his hat OF at midntghs las We sac COP
down street few nights ago1 explaining
the theory aud principles Of "sras Dem &c
raey" TO . lamp pest.
Ill r.. =. FIJI - y, ,
c. Circumstances alter cases. Red
paint vhieh 10 Q great improvement to old
hoasss, IL but ~ injury 10 the shssks OF
yssng lsdiss. e..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

gT Brewster & Cs->ha7e now 10 store a
part Of their spring stock Of Groceries, but
If we may Judge from Appearances, tie
other part will bave to be storeS DOT Of
doors, for their oouse is now abouEas ful
as it conveniently can be. However. the,
ell goods there, and continually make room
for new supplies.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, April 6.--Electiens pro-
ceedins quietly. No opposition in, city
or county disloyalists'make no effort to
vote. lis ~. = -
Liberalization of delegates to State
convention for amending state eonstitu-
ton took place to-day. Noteof this city
stands-for convention and en1ancipa.
ton, 9,04l; against, 70. Returns thus
far received indicate a majority of not lesA
Is, 900, for convention, in the State.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April Indications now
are that Buckingham's Republican,
majority will be about 5000. The Senate
will. probably stand Union IS, Democrats
;. The Legislature will be about three.
fourths Union.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
Western Navy Yard.

NEw YoRk. April A Washington
special says the House Naval Committee,
Vice President and two members of the
Ways and Means Committee leave on
Thursday, for St. Louis and Cairo, to ex
anime sites for the Western Navy Yard.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
Gre1f fire i'm BOSTON r

BosTox. April G,-Fire last night des
troyed Winthrop House, Free Mason
hall, and other valuable buildings. Loss
$500. 900. 49,. 49,. .
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

e. We hear runnrs Of i Leap Year
Bali somewhers sometime before soon.--
We've not been oGsoially informed, how
ever.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
Post Office Matters.

New YoRx, April 5.-The steamer
Fairhaven ran ashore off Cape Henry, on
the night Of the lst. She had $50 SOB
diers on board, returning TO New York
regiments. All saved,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
G'onu ecticut Election.

New HAVEN, April !. Returns from
the election thus far indicate Union men
carried Is out of q Senators and two
thirds of the House Of Representatives.
Fortv-nine towns give Buckingham,
Republican, 1000 majority.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

- The incIem"bt weather may intcrf,r'
With the singing sch1o. However, look
out for the cars if the bell ring.
- Geo. L. Everett is now in receipt Of
the frat ,nssalment u his sprinc s'nrS.-
Goods arrive slowly this scasou--'he ba rs
being able to briDg them up ubo-, as fI-'
as The merchants can eel them.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

The piIing up Of amendments to the
national banking bill are likely to kill il
or send it back to the Senate.
The national banks have been author.
lied by Secretary Chase to receive sub
seriptions for the l0-forty loan; also, and
are made repositories for all government
monies received by the internal revenue
for coy1mu tationS under tia draft
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS AT
CHARLOTTE HALL.

V>HE undersigned will open a. Boarding
House In the village Of Charlotte Hall,
for the accommodation Of the Teachers and
Pupils IT tlse Academy. on the lsa Of October
next. the house formerly occupied by Thomas
Martin, ESQ. !, is my design To keep a first
class House. with furniture. be,ls and bedding
all new. Those desiring TO take hoard at thi,
iioase viii please make early application "a
ms. 10y letter or otherwise Terms Cor board.
iaS came ~ at the Stewards house.
sxr~.s.f rz..4WM II. BRAWNER.
Sept. 11sh, 1S63--af. Fss ssg a 81
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

A1OTiCE IL hereby given that the subscri-
~ her has Obtained from the OrphanA Cour;
Of ST. Mary's county IN Maryland. letters Of
administration IN the personal estate OF Jesse
Pearson. late Of said county, deceased. an per.
sons having claims against ihe sand deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the proper vouches theresa, Z" the suhscribes
xiss they may be exeirded by Law from oil
benefit Of the SAID estate. Given under NV
ha.d this ll,h day Of February, 1864.
JOSEPH n. KEY,
s-E-.N Admin,sira,sr
February Ieth. lsel-lv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
BiRGAiNS!
BARGiI.NS!!
Do lAyC
BARGiLNS!.!

'uSHE subscriber Is HOW selling Ga heavy
4 cl"ah at $500; "a full-cloth at from
so cts 30 81 90 Cassin,eres at from Sl,25 to
$2.25,-wurlh $3.50; plaid linscys from 80
cts To IS cts; brown and plaid cottons at less
than they can be had fer in Baltimore; book
ami barred muslns, and camhricx. very low;
beautiful bsiliiants from % to ga css-uorth
so CT; l2-4 superior Whitney blankets, for
So OO-worth $1,000; heavy point blankets
at $l.00 and $500; fine assortment Of
alpacas At from 65 cts to 81 20 cts; also, CIT
tam alpacas and dress goods at reduced prices;
several dunen ladies CATERS at $l,65-worth
81 90. G1 - f-tC 2E-I
Also On hand a fine assortment Of Boots,
shees, iIstr aud Caps, aad almost everything
usually Emnd in country store, all Of which,
will be sud ON accommodating terms, Coz
cash.
A few handsome cloth cloake get remain on
hand and will be sold low.
| Ny mssso ID. quick sales and small profts
n. CONRAD,
J Agent.
$4,000 pounds Of raga. and hssf hides ana
furs wanted. +.
January 9Th, lssl-ly.. ,-oas
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
.THRESHING NACHINE.S.

7 have for sale the Feiten Triple Gesro
Horse Poseer and w. w. Dinges 4 Co.
Irsa TArssher, scith Herslsing Strsr Carried
Tho machine is warranted 10 render satisiac-
ton to all purchasers. The price Of 3 herss
pswef. 80 inch rhresher and Strawberries.
delivered at any wharf in O.. M.ry's ceaniy.
10 &1S5. a-r
Farmers are invited to call at my Store in
Leonard Town and examine this Thresher.
s. LEO. SPALDING.
June 38th l860-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
NoricErO cgEDiIoas.

NOTICE 10 hereby sivta than the s"bseri.
IN Der has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court nf 81. Masy's County IN Maryland, let
aers Of administration ou she personal es-
tate of Ellen s. Ss,i ioa, late Of said rsunty. de-
ceased. All r~rsnns having rlA,ms against the
said deceased, are hereby warned tn exhib's the
same xi,h the rropes yc0ehes theseo:, To the
sashse riher on or before the lst day at A"sasf,
1854. otherwise shey may be excluded Ivy Law
from, all ,entft If the sSst estate. Given un-
der mx hs.d this 2;.s day Of January. lisa.
THOMAS HEB,
. Administrator.
Jan. 2lst, iSC4-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
NOTICE.

nH. WILLIAM 8. BIAKlSTONE. hay
- ing 10. a,ed in Chaptic.'. "iftrs his pro-
e..s;onal services to the Public, and CAT al
WAYS be fpind, wien not professionally Ell
yaee,l, at E,sw-!r. Hotel. Also return my
thanks to ,ny=irien.is in the nrishburh"d AT
st. Clements BAY for their f"'hcr patronage
and will always he happy to wait - them
at the shsrtcst notice. 49,
Nov. 2Sth, ISSl---tL
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. CHARLES COMBS, having 10
" Gated himself at the G Il + A 7
NJ L LIS for the purpose Of practising
his profession can always be found At the
residence Of j. J. Allssan, Esq. when no,
professionally eLgagcd.
Jun. lad 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
BOOTS -,
4 " ID
, SHOES

I>I'E undersigned rspect:ully calls the at
'enti"n u his fricn!s in st. .M.rya and
tLe aaj'aning COUNTIES to his large a,sor,,n T.,
OF ROOTS and SHOES. He-sclls exclus w.
iy his own manufacture, aud his stock sm.
brar.1 Ladies Mid Gentlemens uaiters, and
Children AID Servants shoes. Of quality aa.,
~ pr'ces to suit all customers. He has been
MANY years in Susin,<s. a,ri his w.rk has.
herrt"fore. given general satisfaction. lie
will sell a. g'"s! w"k and as how as any hone.
IN baltimore Persons are requested {" call
aid tek for themseives, before purchasing
elsewhere.
GEORiK 8. CIIOGG, rD
No. 2 Sm,h Cslvsrt street,
tone door from EaItimsse Sr,ss.I
Baltimore, III.
February lith. IsSI-Gm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
FOR SALE.

IRE saddle and harness marc. f.ur years
~ old la the Spring. This animal is II
beautiful tlack cel"r. near sixteen hands
hi.h and carries herself handsomely unel. T
the saddle.
Fur terms, apply to
Editor Of ST. Mary's Ga.efte
January 18th. ls64-sL
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
PROFESSIONAL.

IlR. }. r. THOS. REEVES has located
~ at "WHlTE PLAINS" about mile
from the village Of Chaptico. and respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
He will devote himself exclusively 70 th
practios ef his psofcssiss.
Jaa. 18th. lee9-er ~.----.e
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
. PROFESSIONAL CARD.

DR. JAMES r. THOMPSON. D.,-
~ tist, begs leave to inform his friends
Of Saint Mary's County. that bis absence
10 Baltimore i "sly temporary. Grateful
to his friends for their pas. patronage. he
Is happy to inform them, that he will again
be a, their services ic February next.
Dee. 81. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

-
Leonard 7sUn 81. Aary's Gbsssy, MsrySssj
" I'LL practice In the Courts Of the Grut
w Jsiisial Oreuit-Ss. Mays Charles
sssa rrinse Gsoses's Cnoseiss.
1apsh 9Th, te0s-o0. aa
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
the C.aniy Commissioners cor Ssissx
- Maryk Comfy 49,. ~

RI the C.aniy Commissioners for Ssiss,
- Mary'x Comfy n
ORDERED. That r. Alrxan.ler Clarke
Collector u Ss-tc ard County ,,xes in the
Ind Election District Of 50. Mary's Cons.
ly. for the year 1863. t.ns.. adv rsi,e,uent.
expressing the names ofthe foil ,wi.g trsess
"r parcels Of land. the amount Of takes dse
thereon. together with tho names, of the
persons chargcahle with tae 81 nc, to b.
Inserted in the st. Mary's Go=-tse. a news
paper published in 81. Mary. cou.sy. on. q
per week. for aud duri, g Fur weeks. n.ai-
flying. that. unl-ss th.. STATE and Coa,tv
taxes due on the said l,nds shalt be maid
to the said Collector. within the .race q
thirty days after the publication If tho
notice aforesaid Is e.mpl,',d. the lard,
aforesaid. or such parts ,hcre"f a. may b.
necessary to raise the sam due thereon
shall be sold 10 the highest bidder fur the
payment Of the same
One tract or parcel Of land. cxllsd ssl
known by the name Vt
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

DY virsurc Of twenty three wTits e.fvcndi-
ID ,i",ni cxponas>. issuod ont of tn. Crc,it
Court for Saint Mary's In,nty. tw" at the
suit "f ". 4. & W. ". P.nlget.; two at snr
suit Of Levi .I"rdan; tw" ut tie >uit 81 Grim
nell aud Jcnkii,s; one at the sLit al Mary Ann
! W"ndcrly: oi.e at the sui: ii Jacob llecht.
BRO. 4 Co.; one at the suit ii Duvall. kcigh-
ten L. Boyd: one at the suit "f William H.
Harding, assignee; one at the suit 81 Ward
& Bro; Que al the suit oi Shiplcy H"aEe &
Co: one at the snit al r. r. Ion. & 20; one
ut tie suit "f Helm. Nicndcmus & Co.; uue At
the suit uf TrcsO L Morgan; ole at the suit
Of John i. cich 4 ah'; one at tue suit oi
! II. Il. Clarke: ole at the suit Of 1snnaS II {.
Dix one ut the suit of Miller, Cloud L. Miller;
one at the s,iit .f Noah Walker & ca; one ~,
the suit If James Whitley 4 ca; one at the
suit "f George :. Ckg:; onr ut the suit al
Brooks, Fulton K Co; again.t the goods and
chattcls, lands and tenenlrnts Of Th.'tslas III
Fowler, and To me directed; and by virtue Of
five ether wTits Of vrn'iiio::i cxpnn,s. issued
..ut of the Circuit Curt FIR Saint Mary
County, ole at the suit of DuvalI, keigkler
an.l Boyd: one at the suit of .Iar,h Ilecht
Bro. r Co; one at the suit Of Grinnell l.
Jenkins; one at the suit # Mary Ann Won
DERBY: against the goods and clmtsels, Lands
and tenrnIei,ts Of Thomas II. Fowler. sur
vivins partner Of William +. La,s. and to
me directed. have stizy.l and taken in exc
cu,i,.n all the right, title, interest, claim and
demand, at law and in equity, "f the said
1lmu,as II. Fowler in and TO the following
property, {" wit:
Store-Housc aud Lot, in the village Of
Chapt;cu;
House and LIT. in Chaptico;
Lat. in Chaptico;
I crop If T"bacc.' I'm the Ho,,.-,;
Fay il.Gse; Sorrel Marc; l Ray Mar;
C"f; Tw" yoke of Oxcn; Is Head nf Cows
and Oxen; 4 Ycsrlinss; one Ox-cart.
Aud hereby give notice. that Gu
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

GEORGE d. DUKE annnaaees himself N n
sesdidase for ShesG, ,as tias next slsehon in Sc.
Mary n Cea'iy. aad .seiiciss abs surpors Of His
friends and fellow citissas. - ae.-..' y +. -
New. Ash, te<3--,e. a. aa1s ~ -as
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
LEONARD TOWN :
tGil FlcT0RI.

HAyING purchased the entire interest |"
III pkc late tirm al Morgan. .jaasiss,n 4 In.
the undersigned will ssnsluct the b,siistsss with
Promptness and energy. sr
large sack Of excellent GIG mann-
f,cfnrcd from the lesi Tuhass'" I" he nbiaine'i
in the market, will he kept constantly On
hand and orders " i'll oe rrcess'd from, and
GsarAsirIiverel nj Factory rrices. in either Of
the counties OF Prince Gr"rsc. Charles 81.
Mary's. Calvert ar Ahre Arumlcl.
A liberal share Of the patronage III The peo-
ple If Southern Maryland Is Earnestly snlirii-
oil f,r the a.lvanc-Hnn: 81 HOME INDUS
TRY, based upon the a'sttooi large sales with
reasonable profits.
f0-. All orders addressed to The un!crssn-
ed at Te.mar.! iowa T.. o, will be promptly
attended TO.
B.A JAMESON.
jar. 9Th, lSC2-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
C. A r. d.

sVslIE undersigned respectfully Informs the
i Farmers and Planters Of Saint Mary
county that they have associated under the
6rm of Gardiner 4 Middleton for the pur-
pose of carrying 81 the Produce C,snnlissi"i,
business aud respectfully solici, their
patronage.
JOS. u. GARDINER,
lGES. l.. MIDDLETON,
BAstiinsrs.
February 18th, lSS:-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
81. MAR1v xcADEMxF FOR Y0uxC
LADIES,
NEAR BRYANTOwN, CHARLES COuN-
TY, MAINLAND. ss

TT, MAkILAND.
THIS Ias,itai,os. conducted by Mrs. DAE.
I Il iEL MayoR and daughters. - situated IN
one sl the most beautiful and healthy portions
Of Maryland. Aheai sixty acres Of hand ara
attached. and on the lawn is mineral srriny
strongly impregna'-l with sulphur and iron.
The Misses MajH being el<ves Of the Sa.
cred Heart, the studies and discipline are e.
sentially the same rs in the academies Of tia'
Order.
Terms per annum payable half yeahy 10 3D.
Board aud Tunio:. in ail the branches Of
thorough English Ednra,i"n, $40 Of
Music, French, Drawing. Dancing. etc. form
extra charges.
Further particulars can be had by addressing
Mrs Daniel Major.
Rev J L GAirLY, Pastor ST Mary's, Chap.
lam.
RErEnEScEs:
Rev riy, }, President George, s~n Col.
lese
b II Wise,, s J., Presi.len, G"nza.a College.
d Lynch. S -. Prof Gonzagn College.
e @ Wa,dron. i;oromeo College.
J A Walter. Washington.
F E Boyle, Washington,
Father Bowling, 0 y ID. Washington.
Charles I White, - D., Washington.
B A Mcguire, -, Washington.
Samf BARRIER, s j., ST. Thomas, Charles Co.
Csmillus Vicin,nza, 81. Thomas. Charles Co.
F Power, Si. Thom,s,' Charles Co.
Rev Father de- Wulf, NeS Town St. Mary .
County.
r u La.,ahan. St. Peters,, Charles Co.
FatLer Enders. 5 j., ST JosePh's ST Mary's
Co.
Mrs. A Dnrsisss, Ciemen, Hill, Esq. Georse
Riggs. J d HELEN, NJ D., Capt. Sands. w J
G. Duham I, M ID. Washington City.
October 2as,d, ls63-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
Of March next,

in the village Of Chaptics, between the hours
o 10 O'Clock, a. m and o'clock. p. tn,
will -xp.~e to public auction the above lie.
scribri property. 50 seizea aud taken in exc.
cu:'on, to the highest bidder for cash Use
70 satisfy oficers' costs on same.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS,
I-a:s Sheriff.
February 18th, 1sc4-n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
RATIFICATION NOTICE

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Daniel ]. Morgan & others, , In the CIR
W cult Court Tor
Thomas G. Morg.u. Saint M.rys
4 Grace T.. Morgan. ) Countv. sitting
q Cont sf
} Equity.
~ virtue "f sn'h"risy vested in ne by The
- Act 81 Assembly. IN ,,ach case made AID
provided. it is hssrl'y ordcsed. tina, the Audi
TOT. report, markell b., filei In this case b
ratified AMI conilrn,ei. Unless cause I" The
contrary lie shown sn or before tho third
M."day VI Marrh next; provided copy Of
iniS "r'er i'e published 10 the Saint Marys
Cazesse, once week for three sncru~i,.
weeks. previous 70 the said Thrill Msn,iay u
March next.
~ JOHN A.. CAVALIER, CT.
:Eue enpy--Test. -..-..
JOHN 4. cAMALlER, OK.
February 9Th. lss4-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Ls0"rd 7S~". s. Asvy,. 0bx.ty. ~.
WILL psaesiesia St. Nays a,d s&s aa-
" jsininK counties.
October 18th lSoe-H a~.z.. *
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
NOElD,Ba

H\4E printing OF the Treatise On the Cul-
tivatioa OF the Grape Vine. etc.. by J.
3. has met with some unavoidable delay
through no fault Of the authors; having bsen
accustomed tso the printers inform mel BY a
large job received previous to mine. The
pamphlet will certainly be ready 70: sale, by
the latter part Of aext week: in time to make
wine BY the directions it gives. When
advertised the price Al which expected to
he able to sell the pamphlet, was not ad-
vised Of its exact cost. and have ''reckoaed
eAhoat DE host" it being ono third greater
than than the first estiu.ats; and mus, there.
fore. to save mo from loss, add it to the price
See ADVERTISEMENT
JAMES SHOBE.
Oh. 18Th, 1861.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
TREATISE
On THE
GRAPE CULTURE

nEIISED and enlarged By the addi-
IL, ton Of the promised CHAPTER
ON WINE-M<KlNG. ETC.. is being
printed in neat Pamphlet Form, on fse
paper aud with new type: and will lca"
the press by the 9th inst. Sent free n
any address for three cent stamps.
Descriptive lis, Of vines propagated Al
for sale low by the subscriber, sent vi,
price list for one cent stamp
k1- Send ut once aud secure copies.
Address
JAMES SHOBE,
CPps. Principe. Cecil e.. Nd.
-. I'D, lS1D
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

EDRODCClNi in many CASES larger crops
BY fifty per cent than either 81 tho aavvs
ARTICLES, when use', separately.
II h highly concentrated manure, hsinc
M. le from Bones containing all thcir original
Animal n,,,t~f ~. Burn, Bones a rc used.
Il has lccn u-"d by rh'a,>anDis Il farmer. il
this :; ate. with the highest .aii.iar,h.n. 4.
has proved q p rf,~,ly reliable .,l,-iiture for
Peruvian Gu,n',. htl = sufficiently quick
IN its action on tie crops. AMI ia all csscs ans
'i''l'in. the sill, anil i, Is lcr,nanen, in it,
effect.
The demand las, Fall was greater than the
supply. IL wauli b" well. therefore. Er far
mers 10 snd IN their orders carly. citl,-r T.,
the subscriber .r to any "f his agents, frn.
wh IN circulars can be "l,txin~sl. giving a liz.
ct many persons WHO have us..a il, aud GER
tsficates. s5H aF+
Price In Baltimore, SIS per 1000 lbs,
Cash. g.#.
GEORGE DIiGDALE.
SIDE Agent.
No los Smith's Wharf,
E.sLTINOGE.
February l1,h, ls64-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
GARDINER. STUART 81 CO..
Wmolx.ALE T. RErAIL GRocERs,
~ Chearside. 3rd deer above Pratt ST.,
RALuMoRE.
;. d. GAaUsSER,
f. v. STUART,
]. D. GARDINER.

Keep constantly an hand large and careful.
ly selected stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &c.
March 2Gih, leS3-tf. |
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
NEW FAIL
AND
WINTER GOODS

guvilE undersigned would cali the attention
j Of the public to the fact. that they have
ust opened at their store, in Leonard Town,
a new and carefully selected si.rk oi Fall and
Winter Gocis. Their assortment embraces
the following ARTICLES
Ca"tl,s; Cassime-s; Vestings; Cassinetts;
Fu,l.cl.,ths; F.annels; Hats Csps; Ladies
Dress Go,sis, of every variety and description;
Dress Trimmings; Domestic, Notions, Con-
fectionerics; Cigars and Tobacco, Of choics
quality, large aud co,np.cte assortment 81
l.eady-made Cinthing; aud in short, every
thing, except Groceries and Shoes; that il
usually kept iE a country st"re.
They will sell On reasonable terms and in.
vite call frsn the public.
SCOTT & CO..
Leonard Town, Nd.
Nov. 5th. ls6s-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03

located in the Factory District. and co.,
tanning .s,r
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-03-03
SUFFERS FANCY"

~
located in the Factory District. and co.,
tanning .g,r
@6 acres,
more Or less This land IL asseS..d "a W.
w. Dix. and thu taxes due "n IL to the let
Of January, 1854. amnant to SlO4. GO;
Oae tract or parcel nf laud, called and
known By the name Of "''
"GARIEN NECK, !"
also located in the Factory District. and
-I7
S4 acres, E
more or less. This Land 10 Assessed 10
Sarah Z Legrand. aud the taxe. due on
!, to the Isl Of January, 1864. am~u,s -
So, IL. a-
BY or'l-r.
ROBERT G COMRS. .r
Clerk to County Cona,issianers.
Tor st. Mary's County.
NOTICE is hereby given. that ,less
til" State snd County taxes duo ou tho
lands aforesaid. shall. be paid to ,ne "a or
before the end of thirty days after the
above publication Is c.,spIeted, the said
lands or such parts thereof as may be me-.
ecssary to raise the sum thereon. together
With the cast Of adve, Using aud legal in
terest. shall be .old to the highest bidisr
for the payment Of th" same.
X. ALEXANDER CLARKE.
Collector.
February 18th. 18ti4-4w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

THEATRE - There was \ crowded
house on Saturday night st Masonic
Hall, and all we're charmed and delight
ed with the beautiful play Of Madeline.
Miss Fanny B. Price is nightly rsaping
fresh lsureIs and winning new hearts By
her extraordinary talents which preiic:
Tor her dazzling future. Mr.. Holland
also is winning crowds Of admirers lbyl
his splendid performances; aud indeed
the whole company are making the most
favorable impression on all who see them.
Mr.. Hapchett, we regret to say, is still
sick. bat is improving, and we hope soon
to see Richard himself again"
A delightful bill is presented for to-
night, and full crowd will unqusssiOn-
ably greet 1t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09


GuKRRILLIs BRoucHT 10 CANA
detachment Of Col. sterling's men, 35th
Kentucky Cavalry, came up with band
Of BenDette's guerrilla thieves on sstur-
day, between Uniontown and Morgan
field, killing nine Of tbs mArauding seoun-
drels. None Of sserlings men were in.
iured.
The gallant boys Of The 35th are now
after Bennstte and bis horse-shisves 10
real earnest, and win upquestiorably
make Kentucky too hot TO hold them.
The guerrillas we're ia Uniontown on
Friday and Saturday, and we're toasted
and toasted BY the citizens, as we learn.
The gunboat Fairplay came along, threw
o few shells after .hsm, but with what re-
suits we have not hseertsined The tin
elads are plying very diligently along the
river now, hence 70 Smithland.
Among The killed at Uniontown, was
the notorious Capt Ross, and bis First
Lieutenant, two Of ths most pestifsrious
seoundrsls in existence.