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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

w WHOLESALE =. GRp:ERS. y and
~ DEA itH.sS ia noAF.S rsC, aud FOR
ZION t1Qf"0R<. hay. ra,.i;.ved Fru,n Ne
l4s West FRAT, Street, % So:.::4s s~a:'.
,SiEr<t. Esst side, between L nsiArd.& Eal,..
Sir.ets .nd are prepared ~rh i,'cra~xl fa.
sclhhsS t;F. taAsiGes~. I. stser all articles In
ti'e!r kfe'"n the m st fav.ra tie te,np... .n
Es-iecizl aits.'tina 10 pail l., the r.ctifyin
,h c mni", whisky. =. :, -,
y All ca.aes&snt. 6 cnuntry Ir'.i,ec y
mc.'t with r-"fsris AID per~.nai alteration.
Oct 9th I864-3,a
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

Ordered. bs thu Cndrt. that the Audi
H,fs -fsApht.A 'tkd h 4h,s ,.ea-e. BE- rat
if-d ani c"n6fmedn 'tfntka cause to- The
contrary he sA"s" On os befltsf fG- thffi
Nl.AdIYhif November mkt Provided a
c"py Of this o,der he published in the Ssin,
M.rys Gazetse. ;once.a sees f." three suc.
ars-ive weeks. previous to said third Mpo
dsy Of N"ss.nb.r next; .
=; =: sNU A. CAVALIER. !Crt.
> ,;f. =, JNG A cANALIER. cr1.
Augus. 4tb. lsG4-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
BlBR T. 90.
sALTiMoRg sfnvE HoGSE.
49,, No. sssc;sa, ss'ss.

, -. ~ RAI.TIMORE.
TiE season il aow at hais.i 10 hay ynar
STOVES, EU.kXACH>. r ANGEleS, &c.
Ais" look Aud .eu shat REP & fRS' y.u wan,
dols To- x,qE : rOVE,! .S-ad in y.ar or
.!ers inlnie :Ealtiy shat tws may execute then.
M"n@ -:qrthrr .!ssay a,sy cause you i.euav.-
l;ence
ID "a, srtsr, thss' d arc es;;ihAr ,i.isi match.
'es. Fire i,lA "a stove, the "GEK' &, hea. l..
l,"i and 4ci stor'e.. ss resincr.l price. and
ala, the .kEfMPROVkD OLD DOMiNlON
tNk'k STOVE that has ~ aobdy seossl tho
scst over I'll c.mrcti,ors.. -
s<nd in yorr orarsisrk :.
BifB 4 COL
81. ( n Bait. Stove Ilosre.
2 'e - -. 80 Light &.
n. 3 Old Stoves and Iron taken -iu Ex-
Octobet. iS.a. lsS&-,i
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
s|;fIss 0l llVKM!':t:

G w alri:ca,inn g. Mirv III mua.n .sth
~ G,."..C e.. Nrs.n Ad.yr;-. ~f 4 ,cxar-
a.r,'. r~.t. t~r, 4asecf Saint Wary C"'..-
y, I'.cc:.es 't is ordered ny the t*airs. tina: I:
tr r.',t"l:-i'i rtf,it,-~ au'S;x t,."~:.. rs oi
.as' ..:rrt> e Il, III. .',ei- cam a.a,i;s. st.!
'i:,.,itst"i. ;n k-ehtcr II Wills .,fiicc 81
Sa-"t Mar...@a,umsy, ss "r b'fac th+' fgfi.
1,y "f Urt.. nc&s,sps siv;.!..,, >.a! tiA;t.,i.;.
'fs..r be published ia Re Ss&b; Mar. :
I"ze!ie. "nec = weei: IN c.s,,, week, ui.tl the
.'.: !ca. day oi Nt. ney:.
T-st - aAli l..
JAS =. A. HAi.EI.
- .. Ecc;-,,r (: Nils
,,sw.,. t-.<si,.. ..::J'< Cn'.y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
.',EoTlCE TO CREDITORS.

tCllCE ~ OCkkOiIORS.
NpficE Is hereby e.en tina, tie. ssssesi;
lV bef has ebsa;asl fyM. ~ khaas
Court II s.. Marts esnt,yiaa 2tryisni, iet-
sess q ~lsss.iais.Giek gyER kx! kafGsaaa e.
d.aasel. 4. PsrseSs havag aaasaS sei.isssks
ssaA dsrs.sse. ase hssubg .slse eOeInsbs. -
- - 80: ~ g;
Glsa IA 6eissfe q 6iSa1 WG.: Nisca -.
6H0r aaiA - o1% 1iy q Asx.. sses. -
JOSIAH ~ etSCOE
- ~ sf -. s>s. 49,, =, -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NOTICE. DE- DIVIDEND.

. ENI.ssr'raii,a Il ',:r, 4 cAm,.,ep ,rxe.
" cyt.ix of George r csm,Iels late II
"a, l.r,'s =. unity d's'c ,-s-i. IT, 10 s.ssi~rrd
.hv te Gsuri, Il n the s.iA Ex.~F'fix~ n.aiFy
ire creditors ,.' the ssi1 aner,, e-l. t., ise ne
.cia;.- as si..t Asii ,,rc'. si s.: the SAs.. .,f
the H...ist:. # Wlls .tF .S.;n, i NJ r,,s
.en,m.y .a,.oh.l-s nh tavy ns Fcnrua.
tSy,xesas. Tor dividend, and tbs, ihis ra>.cr
.Se rabbi: he'd oacr \ week IN carh ws.k un
vi i,-s ~Gd lst day sf February rexs -.
JAMES r. n. RALEy.,
e, r@s Register nf Wills
> =. II ..:,. hs.al4a alars 's'cSunty =
Ne c,ni,er e4;h, ls64-td. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
hARRIs0N's
-. kkA ANT EElRTlI.lZEslx

A rERFECT FOOD F0kEvERY. vARI-
=. E'rY OF FARMLAND GARDEN
, +.<....., ,cRoe.a~-. o. ." !.
1T,vi.., furui.h every element requisite frf
L 'vNkt'. n~t rapid, equable ,syt ts,.ssged
gr"~.:s, TIE mn~t perfect STRUCTURE # every
organ Of each plant. the mos, mature .levei-
opnent II their ir,,it sha..' consequently. the
nj. q, healthy c.u,sai',i,i"r possible tn attain.
ft.wit s%te 7efsffsy to tRem6st barr"n
Sd's. AM'x3.. n.sia,ain the hishsst fertility
ia all soils. ] ..
EARRISO N'S .,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
Oct> .!sth, lse4-om.. ~,
ND71cE TO. CREDLTORS.
;: .N0T7cE TO cREDsr0Rs.

= NOTICE TO CREDiTORS.
~ L ~: 'csAaissss ss 4on, !ls pa,Rss. ceur. t.,
s'nt M"rys caunty, IN MftTlsnds letters
rd'nin,strst,nn on the personal estate OF -Har.
r,.on Edwards, Ia'e of said CO., deceased.
" persons having claims against the cs.d de
:ea:ed. are hereby wa rsd to exhibit the xan.
with me PreE<r Yarehen thereof. to the sshsrri;
Der. on or before the lsih day Of Aiareh, ls6s.
other~ ise they may he EXCLUDED by law frcm nh
seseht Of ths~ saIi es,aie. Given under my
asnd thi" l5.h, day Of Sept. lr64.
THOMAS v. EDWARDS,
Adman.s,rasor
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NOnCE.

4 w,k.is.xdrvx. u. c.::tAb.x2. 1854
= Kr. Il, E,ibF 81 have fiiis' i,ay t,ttn inform
'ed THAT the time 'fsrrhe' enlistment If nexrs. %
and. patssTr tn ss.ne dues n.a expire ON tl.e
aase us' March; tue time at the present das. il
unlimited.
4.'> 80 WM. P-.EAfoN.
-,''Bot 4 iss:: Nasiiihst.fi,.D c."
Office Rn.m M. 20 Federal Block. 7th
street. opEssite psf Office.
March lOthi l864--R
: ---E31-t..=-=tN:s-, = Aa&1=t.f4 l=f4l+--
PROFESSiON.iL. NOTICE: ;" =,
TIVE undrrsigMsi, having devoted :hrsg
s"e', yessss tis the stud. If DENTISTRY, .Iers his
prut*donsA' y. fvie-s. 81 the pahIic. H- xi,l
rtac,see; dt.tl ttt;F itsesfsei. III Httnuctiou
with medicH,ss."ss misitsx always 'te haihd,
when lot professionally engaged, a: the I'D
residence II c. Sl'~Id'nS. in Mesiley'> Neck.
:. All ,rtisrs sahin~.ed Il. him. TN, tLis'sad
'tsae adj tSditis couasies. will rnee: with hpromr'
FELlX MORGAN. NJ. h.;
$50. ~. IA" iA,,n.rd Tuwn.P. O.
February 25-h. iss4-sm. -----
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
.tMBIs~. -
sHNGLEs9
LA7Hstr.c
ERicKs.
LIME,

SASH. lsOOnS s6d SHUTTERS,
tcR sale. At tire e.ry iorestp price fu.cASli
4 u ipPRov.isI credit. DstoIt bu4
tx. call ar i Sc. ugtst 'elru csrncr of Euta..
aas! 'sfess,'sn Streets or at 1872 Light street
Wharf, Baltimore, Nil. -
BURNS 4 SLOAN.
March 2Is, lSSl-sf. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
alf
j.aes G. se.n / others.

:. ~. "'.is-tesx Bs.u.E =, a.ss'
tn the Circuit Cou5t'rt5t' saiu. Mary
County. sitting ~ . Cour, Of Equity
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

L.. fk r,a~1g< j. re.cn,ssas sr led ssal s;s
ys.s.a ot: u. May Csarty. as . cau1ida-e
los sAsuG. sad wsll-be suppoitsx by
.a-, - :.s, 4AAv essoses.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
Or akiERIEE.

FOR sFERlEE. ...,@.-..
aEoaGE o. DUKExieea eaasessAsr.e!f asa
ea,aa,aA,e tsr She-,r, at thS mex, eisetssnsu st
Masys CsI~sy. aal sn!ici,s sae supported III
s,evds ana teiiSx -cisixens.
!: Nss o61h. h.loeB-se.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

mar l.etward;nwn. Fer: Us d;:,c-s:.i.g
t";s n1t'ce viii hare the iaw r;s:a.v e.
.orcea xgAinss theai. ..A,-.
! -: '-Wra. F. GREENWEf.L.
Nov sn., is64-3.s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
EeUlrY, n Office.

liz. tM ,tffe,sst
C..u-t Rf'S,:.''Ms-
r.'s Cm'Gy sittin:
~ = Count od
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26

3trfGrsn. ole cine Glantirune Der Ddppez
let S&an3en 3uld]Is madt. Gs mar
ein Au9enblid ban9er Grpartuno. als
pas eepan3erte Seeun9ebeuer in, elmer
|Gntfernuns pom 1900 S&ritten 6alt
n1a4te unp aus prei l9weren @el4QBen
fetn Gtuer %er5fTnete.
Die Batterie bel 6oQniS bate ibm
ni&te anbaben t6nnen ). piperitano iein
Gilenpan3er aud ben @eldolen pes
9auptmann Slipping. 10 mar Die ponton>
bride ltiner 3ert5run9 Yreis .aeoeben,
Der Mn9rif ouf Dlppel UNI @ieles er<
i&nert. NRit elmer fat tomiiden @ube
ainpete Der baup,mann feline Yfeife an
ans itritt fld NIT ben, Belcpebe', ob bic
HiRanb 400 ODER 1900 Glen betraee {;
abtr ebe Der Streit beenret mar. laute
cine 81 pflneiae &uBel bi@t iber ete
8ruftwebr Ter S@anse meg. r@ut 9e>
(ho0en," ia9te her 9auptmann trpden ;
rs finc 1900 S9ritte-Geusr!" Die
&u9eln Fo9en iber ben Monitor neg
Is lparsn r.ur 1400 S@ritte Difan3.
Mls tie6 contati.t mar, l9lu9en Die
&ueeln Der Batterie nit erbarmuneeloler
prdeilion in bas Seeun9etblm Elm, am
i9einenb cbne ale @irtune. penn pa1elte
%ertpieoerte NIT grocer Yrdcilton aus Dem
Drebtburr, unp NIT benz MSrler auf ben,
6interped Die @ranaten res uneri4rede>
men 9auptmannee.
Die feinolihen &u9eln losen iber
Gle @@anje pe9 unp ri@teten i'm Dorft
entl, slide @erbeerun1en an; lie ~1reifteu
bic S@anjbetleicune, floaen in pie Dedt
pes pulpermaaajine. pemclirten tae
@pbn3immex ces 9auptmann5 u. bur@:
bobrten mebrere pontpnS, BE binter ben
Dorfe aufseieQt lparen, aber feline einSi9,
traf bic preubii&eu @eldiBe, fein Man,
murre pertpunret.
MnpsrtbalbS tunpe11 bauerte cerR anapf
Der 9%auptmann Lief nur fsuern, tpenr ri
M69li@feit bes Irehens p%prbanpen mar
9ab caber Elm lan9lameS, aber wobl9e
jieltea Geuer ab.
Yl6Bli@ f&ten nit BEN Morito
cine 8erdnperun9 por3uoeben : er. idie'
tieftr i'm 8aitr 3u lieaen, ais Scrber
feline SdI6e puraen unitderer, u,,o enp
lid, na6pem It 60 8u9eln erbalten, 70,
penen etrpa 40 9etrcfen, leBte CT Damp
auf unp le8elte mieeer in ra6 pfene Mee
bel 6ounts porbei, 100 er wiecer pom ben
premier>9 ieutenant Mente empfan9e,
wurpe, obne inte7en feline S&l0e 3u Ct
pisern. aa
Mlanu tennte beutli6 leben, ME ba'
9intertbeil ees SbifeS fart belddsia
mar unp tpie bic Mannl9aften an BEL
Yumpen tel&dfti9t maren unp einen fin
, bis feds Gub boben 8anufrabl aus
pumpten, 70 pas pbne 3weifel Elm beeeu
TENDER Self e%ntitanpen lein muete. Sri
. ale tas S9if auber rem 8ereihe &c
@ei@lBe mar, le9te es bet unp blieb meb
rere Stunpen an perlelten Stele lie9e!
wabrl6einli6 uu, ben >erlittenen S@are>
aue3ube0ern.
! Na@ pielen nit 8pmben ersi.lten SIC
i%ultaten parf man fiber annebmen, BAL
0oufu9e!n, wel1e aus 9ejo9enen @el6U
Ben ab9efeutrt werpen, ieltf auf Elm
Gntfernuna BON 1400-2O00. Glen eli
panjerl@iH wirtiam gu bel@,e6en perm5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
.Da6 @el3 @aaren Eager
pe6 Norometen
81. 81 l.b.rc..@t.

Urtttt SlroBt, oberb6lb Ger Yrebb. Etrdbe,
49,. s..a ct. vAuL Minn.,a
entb6lt bic erc6artie(te Musmabl ron feineu 5unb
urbindren Yel3waaren. mel@e bisberin eentr tpeit-
liden Staot ben, yublitum CUR DieppIticn ftanb.
8ieturintn, r@apes". fur Dau.su, ntterrSde
fur perrer. eefertist aus allen Scrten 9yrtl3 pom
;3sbel bis CUR Moi&usratte Miben unb 9anb.
f@ub, S@littenbtden unb 8iHelrpben, !ur1 IQea
@as in @intertagen
Die perren unb bic Damen ira gen,
l1nb mas man auf Der &eije fubrt,
Damit lie 8ilt' uns nidt senirt,
ii better Qualitdt, mad BEN neurfen @tl@u1ad
q. M!bredt. &
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
@eorae &@& Moebat'
(aus ber @@weiO -,
III - ~ s "a y !.

,~ 96nbler in
Eaf@enubren, QB anbubren,
r Suwelierraaren, Silber9eldirr
unb Ga nep-.M rtiteLn,
291, Dritte @traBe. ct. Yaul, Minnelota.
Sd babe cine ausee3eidnete Senbuns
9ffeuer @aarea
erEal!en. ubren uno Sumelier. @aaren merben
III Der beRmSsli@en @eiie reparirt.
A65t91 g. Ro@at.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
&. 6. s $. 6. 8nrbanf,
Gn0ros<6d nbler In ..4a.
Spebitipm.

Gomniffions. &dnbler.
@robbanbltr in 8roferies. NRebl, 5&weiueaeif&.
@etraibe unb Qebtusuaiteln, Ralt, Cement, Rub.
baar,. Nagsln. Sal3, DRUID unb, !padrapier,
Drudmaterialien ,c.
Jra&teortratte perben mad BEN Ofen unb @e-
fen i~iberncmmen.
Baarrcrl&aNt atnta@t auf &euFsnationeu II.
ieber 3eit uub jebeu1 Betrag.
veriunen, ,ptl9e Sitter an ans c%onFentr
tSnnen I'D barauf perlaGtn. ba6 Re por neb:..
tbeurun8 eei&ibt Tnb. Glitter sssben III ber
ntebri9aen Yrsiitn obne &Idil@t auf bic be1on-
here peflinie ober bas Boot fpebirt. Eager. uni
9ou,nii Eers- @etibr II niepries als t. estm re
fpettablen pa.iie.
Of6ee an b.r 2tsts. anu Gub ber @,tlsyeta6e.
..a Sell 8. GBurba nj.
Sc Burbart,
@eneral. Asent far bic @alena. Dunleitb.. mt
RinRefcta.V adet.Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26


Neuetablirtee
@eim' @ei1dft.
@eprJ Ben3,
Smpsrttpr, Wro@- unp R~letubanbler
pom @beinpetnen,
un0armeine,
Granj6fi@e unr
@ata,pba>@ eine
Mabetra. unb Yprtz@einel,
bon Seri@iebeuen Sabr9ansen. pelde beim Dua-
jenb. Glai@e unb @las pertauft .perben In leintr
@etnbaue, 0ritte Citrate,
tpii&en Martet- u. Wafbinston- Ctr,
Gren@'s Stetn9ebdupe.
Ae@ter S@weiser unb 2imbureet Safe,
ae@te SOL dno. I9drinee,
, SorpeIen .unb @arbinen
Rets sorratbis unb su ben tnSslt&R tiQisRtnvrtt.
fen 3u baben.
4eratr: auseqti&netts Gbieaso unt
Cincinnati ale 1nb vprter, unb bic
fetnfen Sorten BON 2iqueuren unp
~ Gbam pa9neE
@omie enbli& Elm ereeQentes M6ortiment pom
9a1annasG t8arrp8.
Werfebenees If !MQts gut unb in rei&er Sin.
sorrdtbie bel
@eera 8ens.
|3met @laS Bier fir IS &erta
In benz Solon BON
$enrn 6anbel [Orap=@arrpl.
Dritte StroBe
sseenitsr Gbeertun's Bant, ct. paul. Minn,
8omut MQe, bic SIR mibltlis unb belaben 1eib
i'd nil Gud erquiden NIT MQerlei. SIR brau&
n,dt immer bel nil III bleiben. ipnbern bios {,
LANCE Is eu& sefdQt. 1bat's all! r5arry.1
uMiiiiii{p
Deutf9e6 s. IT. unp s. f y
nebf.
2aeerbier, Galoon,
Min1elota>@ tra6e, SrpilGen Der 7.u. 8ten
Dit(es @afbaus b,ettt &eilenpen, ME befan
bisen Rof9Gn0ern aQe mSeli9en Bequeml,9tei
ten, @ute @taQunsen Ino nit benz Dauie per
bunten> RS ~
I'm seneieten 3uipru1 tittet
0alentin Gppel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
Nufttpn! MuftiDn !
Enirdhilh s. mnrch

perfaufen ,Drpeppes" in STentl;&er @eraei.
etrun8 am Grfitd9 nm 10 1lbr unb Vitb am erten
,Sonnabeno in iebem Monat.4 @ie bapen einen
9uten yorratb @interwaarsn unp neue unb alte
Weubles an 9anb.
@ie baben 5errn Meierbing g, einen Deut-
i@en> e%neasirt, um beim 0e1faufsee196ft in,
Store Beiftanb III leilen. . .
1air6iIb unb Marh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
Gin .bduifder Menitor i'm &anpf
nit .preufif1en &tranb0ef6ibeu.

Gin .bdniIAer Monitor i'm 2ampf
NIT .prenfif@en 9tranSeefd,nteu.
Gin iebr intere1anter 8ampf fanr 3pi>
1Aen rem pdniiden Monitor &olf &rate
uno ben 8esosenen @ei6lben Der 3pei
Mageeburser Getunaebatterien inter ben,
5auptmann Slipping unp rem premier>
lieutenant Mente fat. I'm 9 ubr 8or,
mittass wa,p 9euelpet, baB Elm arie9s>
l6iT in Si&t 1ei, uup 1don er5fnete
Dremierlieutenant Wente aus leinen le9s
bel 9ounis ppfirten @eladbtn ieinGeuer
auf pa6elbe. Die 9albbatterie ftuerte
RAID, ,parp aber teiner Salue BON @slf
&rafe eeulrpi9t uno lab I'D, CUR llntbds
tisfeit petcamut, fobalo Der Monttor ii&
Dor Der 9albbatterie non Mlsnoer brett
ls9te unb feline @ei6lBe bonnern lief.
60 mar oftnbar istne Mbf&t erR bic
Batterle gun, S@weisen 3u brinsen unp
bannspie pentenbrddt tei Gdenianp ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
@la6 Bier fir 5 @erte
tn benz @alor, pp1l
&enrD 6anbel [0rap=Sarrp

Dritte StraBe,
ssetniter &beerton's Bant, ct. Vaul, Minn.
8ommt NQe, bic SIR mublelis unb belaben feb,
i'd mid Gu@ erquiden nit YQerlei. STR brau&t
u,@t thinner bel mil ~, bleiben. ipubern bios 10
lanse Is eu& sefdQt. 1bat's all! r5arry.S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26

Dte banbtunB In 81.
material @aarem unb ieber
2lrt pD,a 8antiltenbebarf
I BON
6enrD 6arms,
ct. pettr, Minnelota,
b6lt tets sorratbisei rei&esA Gortimentbe Der beaea
@rpcerie6 unb Drppifpnen,
iemis Glen @aaren.
ferntr Elm Qaser pom
S&uben. Stiefeln,
6lten. MlBen. u. {. ~.
Qauter slrtifel fir ben eepSbnli&en Bebarf unb
MQes gu ben tpoblfeiRen vrei'en.
9enrp parms.:
@,,,. Vobr's
.Gwarren- 4ftiftn- 4 Gabatks-
ga II
Dritte Strabe, ber@pnaert. Sail AeoenQber,
ct. YauI. Mtnneiota,
bistet cine por3asli&e Muepabl finer utb orbt-
u6rer ~
@iearrtn eisner Gabrit.
&au9<.
S@nupf< unb
&au<Iabaden
-a. iettr AuaIitat, :,
wfeifea aQer @orten, erm Nalf(immel bis gun
tcftaren Neeri&aum.
@ieeerertdufern tanni@ erobeg crtbeile l&ern
Dur& reeQe 8ebienuus iperte i@ mir bic Sum
bes publitur1s 3u trperben iu&en.
gNnn. Ephr..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26

g. 80. NicbplS nnb Co.,
0roB- unb 3leinbGntIer in
Sefen, 5le6maaren, @2rt>
Waaren, Ndertau : 0sratbldaften,
3tmmermanns- @erathl4afien, MeNt(dmices-
MARIN, r%lattirteu Waaren.
pR19en, 9ulttoatpren, Shoufeln, SYaz
ten. @pisarten, 5aden, @snlen, Eenlen-
ffielen, "Grablee," Arrnmitlen. &cru-
1talerr, Ndecln, Gauen, @las,
6eniferrabmen. SleimeiB, &c.
Nit telenrerer @orsfalt ri1c eos 1adestsn,
in 3inf. Gs|en- uno aupfertls6 beicrot.
Ste Stra6e, 81. Yaul, Minn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-12-24

Curious INSTANCE OF LEIHARGIc SLrM-
BER.-At the last sitting Of the Paris Acade-
my of Sciences, paper was received from
DIR. Blanchet on constitutional lethargic
slumber. One case was that of lady, "a
years of age, who, having slept for forty
days at the age of eighteen, and fifty days at
the age of twenty, during her honeymoon,
at length had a fit of sleep which lasted
nearly a whole year, from Easter Sunday,
1862, to March, 1868. During this long
period, false front tooth had to be taken
out IN order to introduce milk and broth into
her mouth. This was her only food she
remained motionless, insensble, and all her
muscles were in q state of contraction. Her
pulse was low, her breathing scarcely per.
ceptble; there were no excavations, no
leanness her complexion was forid and
healthy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-12-24
Indian Meal and Corn Bread.

A bushel of corn, says the Michigan Far
mer, contains more nutriment than bushel
of wheat but corn meal should not be
ground fine, as it will not keep sweet
There is no grain that car be put to so many
good uses and served up in so many differ
ent ways as corn and corn meal. First we
have the green corn, roasting ears and soup
in the early, and the dried corn soup and
hominy, the balance Of the year. These
dishes every good housekeeper knows how
to prepare, being the most simple in the
culinary art And then by grinding into
before the eyes. First we have the corn
cake, made of meal and water, and little
salt, you are too poor to use eggs and
milk, mixed into dough and baked on a
griddle. Then corn bread or pone, which
can only be made properly by about one
housekeeper in ten. Then mush and milk,
and fried mush. We have never seen the
individual that did not like one or the other.
Many fail in making good mush by not boil
ing it enough. When it is merely scalded it
has a raw taste. Then there is a very good
corn meal pudding, made by stirring the
meal into scalded skim milk until it is as
thick as Cruel, and when COOL add ginger,
cinnamon, nutmeg, salt, and sweetening to
suit the taste, and a little fine cut suet and
some rasins or dried peaches, and fine cut
apple. 1t should bake an hour or more,
according to size. This is good pudding.
And then see into how many dishes corn
becomes palatable and favorite mixture.
1t is the cheapest and most wholesome food
that man can live on, and should be on the
table of both rich and poor more frequently
than it now is, in some of its many FORMS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-12-24

rsa- 1t is rare that editors indulge in a
drop too much, but when they do, their
readers are sure to find them out. A cotem
porary was recently called upon to record a
" melancholy eyent;'' being pretty far gone
in his cups, he made bad job of it, as the
following will Show
Yesterday morning, at o'clock p. M, q
man with heel in the hole of his stocking,
committed arsenic by swallowing dose OF
suicide. The inquest of the verdict returned
jury that the deceased came to the facts in
accordance with his death. He leaves a
child and six small wives to lament the end
of lis untimely loss. In death we are In
the midst of life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-12-24
The Queen Of Hearts.

How young coqucttc ''dealt," "shullicd"
and played out her little game of love is
thus POLITICALLY done up:-Miss Lancet was
gay coqnettc, who dwclt in rural parts her
wit and beauty won for her the title, "Qucen
of Hearts, of ev'ry signing swain that
knclt, she only made butt; and countless
were the gallant youths she cruelty had cm.
Among the gcuts professional the very deuce
she played, and many victims of her tricks
were covered with a spade. TO grace the
sepulchre she sent young Doctor Gentan
Root and three attorneys. two divincs had
likewise Joliored suit. A hopeless love cur
tailed their lives; so, blaming heartlcss
maids, they "shuDled off this mortal COLI
and sought the peaceful shades. But CO.
quettes cease, like all things else, vain victors
lose their power, the daring Queen of Hearts
was tr"mped by Captain Barney Borcr-
Twas Summer time, when blazing suns all
things beneath them parch, the Captain with
his warlike troop through Wagtown made a
mdrch. Against this mighty son of Mars
her breast she could not stccl-right skilfulh
she worked the game, but Barney had the
deal. The Golfers of the rich papa bold
Barney had in view; so played not for the
maid alone, but gold and diamonds too
But rich papa put Captain nasal organ out
of joint; and did with cluJ toward the door
significantly point. Henceforth the naughty
queen was doomed to drink of sorrows cup :;
her lover from the town made tracks and
never more turned up. Alone, hcan-bro-
len, euchered dame, she pinned from day to
day, warning to all gddy arts, and then
she passed away.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-12-24
NOTICE..

w HEREAS, the State and County taxes
w for the years 1860, 1861, 1862 and 1868
have not been paid on tract of land situated
in the Fifth Election District of Cecil county
adjoining Mauldin's Mountain and Fishery,
and being part Of tract of land called
{" Mount Collision - said tract of land con-
tanning I'll acres, more or less, and being
owned by certain Daniel S. Miller and
Edward Parrish, of the City of Philadc phia !,
to whom 1t was conveyed by Thos. S. Seal
and Samuel r. Nelds, as appears by Deed
recorded in Libcr II. ii. NJ, No. 9, Folio
42i, one ofthe Land Record Books of Cecil
county; and whereas, no personal property
can be found on the premises, and said tract
of land not admitting of division in the
opinion Of the County Commissioners, with
out loss and injury to the owners thereof,
therefore
Ordered, That if the taxes due as afore-
said on said property, viz
for 1850, with interest thereon to Dec. l, 1864, $500
for 1862, I" $50
for 1868, 5.44
be NOT paid within thirty days after the 2Sth
day Of December, inst, together with the
costs of advertising and other legal charges
thereon. to N. b. Morrison. Collector of the
9Th District for 1863, he shall, after giving
twenty days notice thereof, sell said pro-
perty to the highest bidder for payment OF
the aforesaid taxes and costs.
BY order Of Co. Com'rs Cecil county.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
Dec 3, lS6f-4w Clerk.