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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
Death of Horace C. Tsnwick

Horace c. Fenwick, son OF A.
Fenwick. ESQ.,. Of this District, died at
the residence Of bis father, on yesterday
evening, ofsyphoid fever. He was about
twenty one years of age. and was well and
favorably known in our village, having
lived here during the past two years He
was member Of the Saint Mary's Reading
Room and Debating Society, and was re-
garded. both morally and intellectually, as
one of the most promising young men of
our acquaintance. He leaves large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends. who deeply Ia
ment his untimely death.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
Probable War Between Spain ind PERI

There is some important news from
Peru. It seeuas that special enlbassador
of Spain to Peru not having been able to
settle difficulty between the two govern
ments to his own saiisfactjoa, the ADMIRAL
of The Spanish feet OH Peru at once, with
out any prey.oas declaration of war. seized
the Chincha Gnano Islands, made prison.
ers of the Governor and the officers of the
islands, and captured a Peruvian transport
with its officers. lie then even made an
attempt to surprise and capture toe Peru
Wan squadron in the port Of Callao. but
this was fortunately frustrated.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
WkS.IINC~Oy. NAV 16

NASHINCr0y, Nay IS.
II respect to the militia y position in
front, it Is generally understood in Con-
rresSional Union circles shat Gen lee has
npt crossed til" N.,,th Anna, bat is en-
rcnchei with his right un he Ma crcet:
and has left below Sppttsy Coat
Ionsc. II is net supposed TINT his troupS
IRE on very Snort commons, because oar
returning wounded say in many cases that
he rcbcl killed bad iheir knapsacks we'll
stored Besi1es, for all that is known here
he whole line of the Virginp and Frs;
Fem -sscc railroad ii o,psa 70 ;i,n for three
hundred miles. Some reimturccments may
reach hir on that lire. aHl SOME by the
post anI common roads from the directirn
If LyncAhurg, but il is not though, that
3reckinri'gc's army has joined him.
An o!iicer of Sheri1an's corps has reach
ii here VIII the james river lie states
that the drsrructivcness of the raid upon
tn, railroads much exceeded in damage
what has been stated.
Among persons recently returned 10 the
frout al skedadlcrs or dese:tcrs were five
officers, two OF whon were hanlcuifed to-
gether, and are ordered to take 4 musiet
;,al fight in the ranks.
1t is stated here among radical repnoli-
can leaders that a mass convention of those
opposed to the nomination OF Mr. Lincoln
will convene at the Maryland Institute on
the day before the meeting Of tue National
Republican or Union Convention. THY
have bespoken cxtensire quarters at the
leading hotols and ant;ciu,tn thu co-opara
ten of about one-fiith or one fourth of
those accredited to the regular convention.
AGA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

The RELATIVE VALUE OF TEE PRESENT
PAPER CURRENCY WHEN COMPARED WITH
GOLD At these times, when the fuctua-
tons in the premium on geld and the con-
sequent rise and fall of all the prices of all
commodities, it becomes necessary 10 cor
rect a popular error in reference to the
discount on the paper dollar. We fire.
quently hear parties say that paper dol
lar deprcciates TO an equal amount with
the rise of gold, that is. ii the premium. be
80 cents they hold that the paper dollar is
worth only As cents This error arises
from copfoundiug premium with discount.
Fifty per cent taken from an article is
much greater than the addition of that
amount If we add so per cent. to 10 We
make it Is, or third more; if we de-
duct so per cent. it reduces it to 3, or
ne-half
Those who contend that paper dollar
is worth only forty-6ve cents when gold
is at tifty-fve per cens, premium, can east
ly discover their errcr BY asking them
selves what would be the worth of pa
per dollar when gold is worth hundred
per cent., or when it takes two paper dol
lars to bay one of gold. The worth Of
the pager dollar, it is plain. would be just
fifty cents. According to the theory OF
those who contend that premium aud dis
count mean the same thing. the paper dol
lar would be worth nothing at all. a
paper dollar, when geld Is worth City per
cent. premium, is worth 66 2-3 cants. la
stead of fifty, aud when gold is at 90. il is
worth 62k cents, instead of 40. The val,
ue Of th3 paper dollar can be easily as
certained by multiplying 100 by the pre-.
miam on gold, and dividing the Produc
by 100 With the premium added, as shown
/ in the following formula when The prem:
um, for example. is Fixed at 80 per cent
thus: 100 y 50=5, 000--150==3S l.
the discount on the paper dollar.
-About four hundred and fifty sur
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
Gold.

g.. r. 50 .,.. .... ...
Notwithstanding the Federal authorities
claim a decided advantage in the late fights
in Virginia. gold still keeps up to the very
respectable figure Of l79. with an apparent
upward tendency. As (according to Dir.
Chases theory the value of the currency
rises or depreeiates as the army advances
or retreats. we are forced to conclude, that
either Mr. Chase is financial hnmtug, or
the late fighting in Virginia has not re-
suited in success to the Federal arms.
Weegree with Mr. Chase. however. that
gold is a fair barometcr, and we are more
disposed to rely upon It's fluctuations tina n
to give credence to the sensational reports
that reach US through the press.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
The II sgro's Place in Ea.ure.

We have received copy of a pamphlet
with the above title, containing lecture
delivered in England by DIR. James Hunt,
before the London Authropological Socie-
ty. DR.. Hunt is one Of th> most eminent
na'uralists OF England. and in his lecture
takes the position that the negro race is
adapted by nature to position of subor-
He overthrows the arguments
of the Abolitionists in a mastcrly manner.
So much importance was attached to this
Lecture in England, that Professor Hux-
ley, OF the Royal College. essayed to give
an answer to it on the part of the Adolf
ticnists, but he rather succeeded in con-
iirming than destroying DIR. Hunts argu-
ments. This Lecture has been reprinted
in this country by Van Evrie, Horton 4
Co., 1872 Nassau street, New York. and
will be sent, postpaid, for Is cents. 1t is
an admirable little trsct, ard very oppor-
tune as a reply to the arguments of Abo-
litionists aud miscegenationists. Every
Democrat should have one. Send for it.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

Bar e,n III. Hi, inst. ID severe engage
,,e,,ss wis !, prscress between Admiral
n.hf..ren's Acct and the Confe,lerate forts
and b,a,.rips or james ami Salllvaa's III.
md Al, thc n.ol.;,ors a. well as tho New
r.,as<facs wcfe b-l1ered to- be engaged in
.hesffs!.r. assisted w the Ta;on land bate
riss. Issss also reported liy the Futon that
the ar.ned l,,eaa, ssanspor, LEA Weed bal
been tisxa IN On the st John river. Fla ],
b. the explosion ef.wo I rtpedoes ut the
same time. causing thu l,,ss of eve lives.
besides wop,ndins n,any others butt. San
n yesterday.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
Ybs constitutional Convention.

This body has not been in session for
the past several days. and thus far. we be-
lieve, has transacted no business of impor-
tance. When the Convention gets regu-
larry to work. we shall endcavor 10 keep
our readers posted upon NH the important
branches Gifts proceedings. The majority CT
the members are now engaged. We presume.
in preparing matters fsr future legislation.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
THE SOUTHERN ARMY.
From the Washington Chronicle, Admins
tratsyssaRsss

from the WaShinSton CHronscies ADMINS"
Any man who fancies til We arc 20
ing to Richnnad without further aud INST
determined fighting ismistakan The men
we eight are Americans. They are free
born citizens, and Of the proul4st Of the
proud The rebel army of Virginia 10
composed of the elite of the Southern pco-'
pie. It recknns in it's ranks men of e,lu-
cation and position. full Oft the pride of fam
i!y ana accustomed To ex,lt courage into
a God-like virtae.
They are burning with passionate
antipathy To u people whom they have
thoroughly misunderstood, formerly des-
pissed. but arc now rapidly learning to
respect. They are Mt to ba cowed,
though, when Thoroughly vanqaishci, they
will have the manhood to own IL.
BIT, until they are vanInishcd, they
viii figh. with an energy anG despera-
tisn that must cammani the admiration
IF every heroic spirit, even while depior-
ing their k,lly AMI despi-ing .thrir. cause.
The b.'ly of LIS army is made up of
Veterans, who are used to exposure. IA
'ni!iar with hardship. "..ur-l to- discipline.
aol are unshakeu by ihunders of bat
tie.
Slch trnops can be beaten only ny sue.
ces.ioD If desperate s:rugg.es Nor ara
they ii'~iY to become 'lrInnrnl;z,d They
sill yirl to an inevitable necessity only
wh"n they rcr"glE' it as inevitable.
fiR,t thew vii! he m,l: t" feel this wc
have at the slightest ,l3ubt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

NEW GOODS.-It will be seen by az
vcit!scnent in another column that Mcssrs
Scott & hewitt have jus, returned from HE
city with new stock ofgoods. Their stock
embraces Spring and Summer Clothing.
Dry Goods. Confcctionarics, Tobacco, CT
gas and Notions. Give them call.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
TCdrres poadence If the Blisimore SUM-
WASHINGTON May 10.

Wasnlsoros. May 10. 5
.Scscm,etioaIs as TO Gen. Lse's Noeeaeats--
! Distances to Riichm,nd and Lg'schbary
--1He Desperate Fighting. de-,
Speculation is rif. rs TO Gen. Lees
moyeu,sn,s. 1t is assumad BY some that
because of the destruction of the Virginia
Central railroad By Sheridan, in the region
of it's intersection by the North and South
Anna rivers. that he Is falling back toward
Lyuchburg. thus in effect, giving up Rich-
aionl. Il is thirteen miles from Spott-
sylvania Court House to the North Anna
river, aud from theie to Richmond is fur
ty-sey,.n miles. by the ole past road. Is
rs by such roads and common roads thai
an army moves in campaign. and not by
railroad. Ii Gen Leo ba:, heretofore used
bis entire strength in fighting Grant, aud
! has not as many reserves 10 call upon as
the latter. then he may abandon all heavy
materials of war. and by making forced
march upon Richmond, fall upon Bailer
and endeayor to destroy him. To prevent
this Gen. Grant will. doubtless, press upon
him as much as possible.
1t is one hundred miles from the North
Anna river to Lynchbusg by the old post
road. aud according to tn great map or
Virginia there are lateral roads that would
facilitate the movement Of an army. From
Lynchburg to New river, the scene of
Averili's raid upon the railroad, is one
hundred and twenty five miles. By rail
trtwcen New river and Lrp's present prob
able position it is at least three hundred
miles. Therefore bis nie:.slS of supply are
Tot destroyed fon the Western ana maia
portion of Virginia Central.
The continuous fighting, in fact, is a
tcpic of comment in military circles.
Nothing opportunities it in ancient or
-.?lerl times, i'll respect 10 the limited
field Il operations.
Yours, Sc, AGA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

The Drat.
Col john G.. Holland. Provost Marshal
for this Congrslssional District, has ordered
the draft to commence to-day at Ellicca,s'
Mills. The people of this county are for
tunaiely ont Of the serape. tn every 9th
er county in the district. We believe, a
draft will be made.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

S The Worcester (Nd.) Shield says
OILY half crop Of corn will be planted in
that county in consequences Of the scarcity
of labor. al
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
;;~~Deaih If @a> Z n. gherles 3 JIv,rt.


w, r"rrt - :r.1r "' ,h sullca a,.'h
OF Ike Hon. Ga ,ri,> i Calvert a: his res
innc". known ~ r ."r.ri -" mar
Birdensbnr,. Pine, G"nre,.'+ conn,y,
NJ "a Tu",.;av last whi!. Ia his rar-
dan. h. was tnksr ,j,li r,iy Ill oF plraly ,i>.
ana .tcanir 1T oar. nncrus :inus. he re-
'nainei IL 'hs c0r';rinn ,tt;il Thursay
~tternrra, when h. did w.:h1ass bsvias
uttered ,rcr,. from III. nr,;:,..niaof the at
'trh. The d c..a...l.w : abort .ix.y-thr,..
wears ~ ag". nHl rlif :"Trr~":tt.d Ms ,li.-
trIc' ia IN: l">i Congress- II. Wis an OK
'cn~jvn lSa";tf and t.rn.r, an! al savs
tonS a""p iatcrrs: 10 "v,:y hin. likely
to pro:.''c the agricultural praw'rty Of IA,
State. Far may y"ar~ ilr ,rl,' ~" frc.i-
lent Of lice >itr"iani Agricultural Spcio-
y. an IL lie SICK .! cnl'!a al lei great
IS t" the :'t"rcst Ut the S,cic;y's annual
exhibitions. The National lntcIIscnc-r,
IN recording the dec@asa Of III c.. says:
This aanoraca'nant will carry equal sur
prise a'id sorrow to many in all parts IT
the country. bnf especially - our reader,
IN Washington, among whom Mr.. Calver.
was widely known. l. is hut a day or twn
az, that re saw han in his usu,l health.
is few among The ci:iz'n. of Maryland
have been mrr re distinguished iior their
public spiri, and intelligence, SO none
could be more esteemed for all the qIali-
ties which adorn the man aui the pa
triot. "-.Sun IF Saturday.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 1i:h iuss by Rev. Father De-
Wolf, Robert l. Lrey to Mary Ellen O.
wons, both Of this county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

-Abqut four hundred and fifty sur
ceons aud nurses have been seat from
Washington to Fredericksburg. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

NORTH CAROLINA TRoops REPORTED TO
Re GeESG TO GEN. LEz.-Neac York,
May IA letter from. North Carolina
states that tho enemy are sending all their
available forces from that State to Virgin
IA, and that rebel troops from The South
are continually passing over tho North
Carolina railroads to the relief Of General
Lee.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
TIE CALL FOR STATE MILITIA.


If in ten days the two or three regiments
Of State militia called for b. tho Governor
are not ready, a draf, for them Is to be or-
dered. The State authorities have not yet
decided wh:ther this draft will be made
from the list "f names (not yet drawn of
The enrolled men now in the hands Of tho
United States provost marshals throughout
the State. or whether new ensollmens
will be male. The question as to wheth-
eli those who have been exempted from
military duty under the general govern
ment, either by paying the $500 comnuta-
tion. procuring substitute or being physi-
caly disabled, will exempt them from tho
State service has not yet been determined.
All questions in regard to the matter will
be settled and male public by the time the
draft may be ordered. -Bah Sun Of .Im-
dry.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

TIE California Democratic State Con.
vention, DOW in session in San Francisco,
has passed resolutions declaring that ths
war is conducted for Abolition purposes.
and to revo!utionize the Government, and
urging the National Democratic Conven-
ton to pledge the party to the restoration
oil peace upon just and honorable terms.
An effort was made to condemn the war
for any purpose, but failed. Ex,Goys.
Biglcr, Downsy and Weller have been
elected delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

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Eradicates Dandruff
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Prevents its Falling off.
CLARIk'S RESTORATIVE,
Is an unequaNed Dressing
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Is good for Children.
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Is good for Ladies.
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Is good for Old People
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CLARK's REsToRArINE,
Contains no Oil.
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Beauties the Hair
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Poiskcs your Hair.
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Prepares you for Parties.
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Prepares you for Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
A Ladies' need it
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No Lady will do without it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Costs but 81.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
Price. VI per bo.Ne, 6 bottles for SIS.
G. g. CLARK, & Co.,
PRoPR, EToRs
LORD 8 SMITH. Chicago, ill.,; General
agents.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
Weakness or Dillltty Induced by
Over Fatigue

Will soon disappear by the use of these m
valuable Pills and the Soldier will quickly
acquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels be either confined or unduiy acted up
on. 1t r,ay seem strange, that llolloways
PiNs should be recommended for Dysen'ery
md Flux, many persons surprising that they
would increase the relaxation This is II
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
liver aud stomach, and thus remove AL the
acrd hnmors from the system. This medi-
cine will give tone and vigor to the whole or
ganic ;system, however deranged, while
health and strength follow as a matter o:
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Iowa, g, { In the Dist. Court
Tama County 60 of Tama Co.
q. W. Green
VI.
Tracy Mead
BY virtue of special execution dated the
18th day of May A. u. 1864, to me di-
rected. issued cut Of the office Of The Clerk Of
the District curt OF TamA County, State Of
Iowa, in favor Of ,. Green and against
Tracy Mead on a judgement, rendered by said
court at the February term thereof, A. D.
1864 against the said Tracy Mead and a de-
cree of foreclosure against said Tracy Mead
wherein it was ordered, adiudgcl and de-
creed that the following described real estate
to-wit:
AU that south huy Of the cast hoV q
the north eass quarter Of section nineteen
oftomnshjp eighty sic north Of range
thirteen ccSt, containing .tory acres ~
land Also al that other piece Of land
Stta'.d IL the county and State aforesaid
Jow,acd as ,toNoms. Beyinniny at the
s,u,h ,cest Garner Of the ADORE described
forty acres thence south along the Toledo
road eighteen chains 80 links to Wolf
creek thence easter,y along said creek as
It ,cinds and turns to the section line
thence NORTH 5 chains 4 links to the
south east corner Of the Adore forty acres
and thence ,cest 70 the piuce Of beginning
containing seren'sen acres and ~ 100
If IN acre Of land.
West Of the 5th T. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa,
be sold or 50 much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said Judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that l have levied upon, and shall on
the 23l day of July A. d. 1861, between
the hours of 9 clock A. NJ. and o'clock r.
H. of said day, sale to commence Mt the
hour Of ii o'clock a. M. at the front door of
the Court House in Toledo, in the county Of
Tama, offer and sci at public ont-cry, to the
highest and best bidder, that bids two thirds
or over Of The appraised value, for cash, all
the right title and interest of the above nam
ed defendant in and to the above described
property, much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said judgement for the sum of
1863 dollars and II cents. together with cost
and all acoruug costs unless the same shall
be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
Allen 4 Struble Attys for Plaintiff.
Printers fee Sll,l5 v6n27
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

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in The hour Of need.
Coughs s, Colds affecting Troops
Will be speedily relieved and cilectnally
Gu, ed by using these admirable medicines.
anG by paying proper attention TO the l'rec-
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

The Maryland wheat crop, now har.
vesting, is fully an average one. and
the corn indicates good weld. The
hay crop IN some parts Of the State is
the largest ever known.
Justice Wayne Of the United States
Supreme Court, has granted an u;unc.
ton against the Albany Bridge. across
the Hudson, aud directed the plaintiff
III the old suit to fill supplemental
bill.
An onion fund. to pro.ile flesh yer.
etahes 70: the soldiers, has been start.
GO N new York and ALREADY amounts
q over $1,000,
The Yank'on T,4ton Of June 2ls,
ties that the drouth III Dakota is the
eee's' ever K an, there having been
s'Y ~ tbs season. Sill, snrh
sail'} y The soil ifat Grass
Il
risal il e94il aAs tl.1- .su. .4l.s-
sLg.
The French harvcs, is no. equal 70
that Of last year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
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HOWARD ,ohA,s soc'A'
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
ST IL Headaches and Want Of Ap.
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perspiration or eating and drinking what
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