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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

THE NEGRO TRoOPs AND THE REBEL PRIso-
YERs-A correspondent in Grants army says
that about 1900 rebel prisoners were march
ed past a portion Of the negro troops of
Burnside's corps. It was amusing 10 hear
the negroes inquire, jestingly, GLOW is YOU
boss: Mighty good ting we didn't cotch YOU;
we would never tuck &c prisoners" The
prisoners became infnfiated, and begged to
have their viii of the negroes five minutes
Remember Fort Pillow" the negroes would
urge. wen cut your black threats" was
the threat of the others. Thus the ts0
races reyiled each other. The master was
prisoner; the bondman free, and a soldier,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

e THE THIRTY-FIBsT REGIMENT.-A corresp0u-
dent in the Thirty-frst Regiment, under date
of Murtreesboro, May 3d. writes that the reg
iment IS stationed along the railroad from
that place towards Chattanooga. -Four com
panies, viz: B, F, G, and K, are at Murfrees-
boro. Company F, is doing provost duty il
town, while the others there are doing picket
duty The Eighth Battery is also at Mur
freesboro, or at least a part of It. Compan-
les B, 6, and K, were stationed at different
points within the works at Murfreesboro, for
the management of the artillery, for almost
a month. Co. is about twelve miles dist
ant, and Co. \ at Stone River Bridge. The
health of the regiment is good.-Sentiad
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

GEN. WAsHBURN's ORDER.-The wholesome
order recently promulgated by Gen. WASH
CURNE is thus spoken of by the correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette:
At no time during the war has Memphis
been so seriously alarmed as at the present.
Forrest, with his terrible legions, has less ter
ror for the Memphisans than Major General
Washburne's Order No. 3, issued on the 10th,
which strikes at the very root of all the evils
we have had to encounter since the fall ofthe
city in 1852.
Traders, pronounced traitors,) sharpers,
dealers IN Confederate script, gamblers, Iewd
women, and the whole tribe of parasites that
have fastened themselves upon the skirts of
the army at Memphis, are in perfect fer
ment at Order No. 8. Macbeth's witches in
cantation over the " heiI-broth," could not be
more complete.
"Doub1e, double,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
DO uUIt3 HVU DItJ
Toll and trouble,
Fire burn
And cauldron bubble -

Good bargains are offered by traders anxious
to sell out. Men who have come up from
points below, to purchase goods in the North
find that they need not go further than Mem
phis, and already have large stocks changed
hands. If General Washburne's order is on
ly maintained, the result will prove to be of
lucalculahla value To the caura Of tho Gororr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

ANEcDoTE OF GENERAL GRANT-A good ore
is told of General Grant. As he was in the
cars on his way TO the front, newsboy came
in, crying out Life of General Grant
One of the Generals Aids, pointing to the
General, told the boy be guessed that man
would buy copy. The boy approached ths
General, who asked him carelessly, " Who
General Grantg" The boy giving him ooh
OF Indignation and disgust, replied, You
must be id greeny not to know Genera
Grant The General, after that, OF course
bought his life
THE PUBLIC DEBT.-The public debt Of ~.
United States on the 10th of May, as H'
been ascertained from an official source, sIoo-
as follows Debt bearing interest ~ Con-
1912, $50, l62, the interest thereon oeln9 81
472 ia debt bearing interest in lawful mon non,
ey, S404 ,19l, 935, interest so, lO9, 42s; aeoi
bearing no interest. sos, 220, 3l4. IoLa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

AT Indianapolis, on Saturday, Judge DA-
vIsof the United States Supreme Court decid-
ded in a case under the confscation act, that
when property of an alleged rebel was libel
ed, it was competent for him or his assignees
to set up the defense of his loyalty, and if no.
by publication in a newspaper a default
could not be taken, but the Government
must produce proof of the disloyalty OF the
defendant through a resident of rebel State.
This decision is said to reverse the general
current of the rulings of courts, which have
held that residence in a rebel State was
presumption Of disIoyalty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

THE RECENT BATTLE GRoUND.-The Pc
river, which is mentioned so frequently in
connection with fighting in Spottsylvania
county is one of four branches of the Malta
pony river, which itself is a branch of the
York river. These four branches are named
after the main stream, in order, commencing
with the south branch and running to the
north branch-thus, Mat-Ta-Po-Ny.
Spottsylvania Court House is Al miles from
Richmond, and is located between Nv and Pc
rivers, the latter flowing below it from the
northwest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

We have been permitted to publish the fol-
lowing extract from letter by an officer on
Gen. Brooks staff, received by gentleman
in this city:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

- The Mayor of Fredericksburg is named
Slaughter very appropriate appellation.
On Sunday morning, when our wounded be-
gan erowding into that town, the Mayor and
some OF his friends, in the full zeal of their
rebellious hearts, rallied a few guerrillas and
marched 500 Of the sufferers into the rebel
lines. Slaughter and several other promi-
nent citizens were afterward put into the
guard house-but this would seem mild pen
atty for their crime
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
THE MS NIRaINIA MorrMENr--The d

THE WEST VIRGINIA MovEMENT.-The Ihl-
adelphia North american gives quite a
different account of the force in West
ern Virginia, under Gen. CROOKS, from
that published by a Pittsburg paper, which
we copied a few days since. 1t says his force
Is about $4,000 strong. 1t concentrated at
Parkersburg, Va, on the Ohio river, marching
thence up the valley of the Kanahawa river
Gen. AvERILL was in command of the cavalry,
going considerably in advance, It's destina-
ton was supposed to be Lynchburg, the june
ton of two important lines of railway commu-
nicating with Richmond.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

ANOTHER WooDwARD.-The PhiIadelphia
Ledger says the Colonel WOODWARD, killed on
the Rapidan, was not, as reported, Colonel
G. A. WOODWARD, son of Judge WOODWARD,
Governor CURTIN's competitor, but another
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

CREDIT FOR RE-ENLIsTED NETRANs-OfficiaI
notice has been received that the full num-
Der of re enlisted veterans claimed by the
State authorities, 5,193, has been allowed bv
the War Department, and Instructions have
been given TO Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral GREEAE to give credit to different locali-
tiles, according to the books of the Adjutaut
Generars Office
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
Er. Keys Card.

The very general disposition that exists
among the people of this county. that Mr..
Key SHOULD represent then, in the coming
Conveu,ion-should there be one---has
e;ici,cd from him the following reply:
tn My Fellow-citize,s Of Saint Mary's
County -
Having been invited by many Of vou,
from sll parts Of the county, to become "a
candidate for seat in the Convention soon
80 be el-cted. can hu, express ms sense
Of gratitude for the honor aud confidence
implied. Admonished hy advance in
years aud the Important duties 10 he well
considered and performed. decline all
rse,ension TO the trust In the Conven-
ton. the organic law of the State. in all
i.e parts, is subject to change mislions OF
asseseable property may be iaynlved--
hasty changes in our System of labor may
he meditated. without due regard to the
iutercs. and duty Of masters, and be-
coming humanity towards ,ruch the lar
Ger portien Of our few remaining slaves.
Without going farther Into importnu.
details. viii take lesve io exercise the
commsn right of every citizen. 10 recon,-
mend for yaur vntcs Gals. Chapman
B;lling>lcy. John +. Dent and William
Coad. In their patriotism. aud their in.
;rrest in all that concerns US. all can have
full confidence. ! have seen but ono ol
these gentlemen for a long time, noI
have had any consultation with them
upon the subject, but relying en- thei.
sense OF duty in this criFis of our Conn.
try and State. we should not doubt their
Submission to your viii. a. you may ex.
press il at the ballot-box.
| am your friend and frilcu-cisisen.
II Fl. 9. s. KEY. r. T
bsonard Town, Feb. ll,h. 1864.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
MILITARY" Departure

The negro recruiting camp. established
here about ten days since. was broken up
on yesterday. About twenty recruits. We
learn, were obtained up to the hour o.
departure. 1t is quite likely that others
will be picked up on the route TO Benedict
and 1t is not improbable. that captaincy
will be the reward of Lieutenant S'miihson' y
labors. We have heard no charges made
against the negro troops during their
snjnurn hers, aud we believe their coaduc,
has been uniformly commendah'c. The
instructive rcsrectfulness which, they still
eeem to preserve toward their old masters
furnishes strong a-gumen. in favor Of
their native inferiority; whilst their sloth
in the performance of the simplest military
evolu,ions sgurs sadly against their future
usefulness as soldiers. The Government,
however, has its own standard for attssting
The efficiency Of its employees. aud it is
by that, not by Us, Nor,hcrn npi,ion will
he shsp"d. Cntil experiences asd military
disaster shall correct this opinion. the
work Of recruiting will likely continue;
hut we ad Use the Government to trust no
rausc. unless it be bad one. to the
prowcss of these sable followers. The
subsidized wretehes who followed Alexan-
tier. Cor,rz aud the English banner in
India, were not more useless 10 the hour
Of danger. than will the negro soldier
prove when the shock of battle shall be
fsi,. Nature never intended linn for SOL
dier--we are sure Abolition example will
Lever make him one
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
LAfB SHlaTi'S SiIs
sassOF' TALUtBLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

OY virtr~ vt fw' wriis II vsniisi,r.; ex,
II mas i-%a.-i mt 1T the T;rru:. e. mr.. g..
SAINT Mars G 'nn'v t",a AZ ~" x,,it If r.. ,
s. Mr.an: an.i em at the .n;' If + ID.
Clarke. sse ~ sicrry J-nr.. sgiins th...
and ch stte!<. Lands and ir,l-m .nt~ If ID ,,,a
T. Mnrsan. and &, ms dire .t..I AMI hv v;r,,.
Of scvcn wriss sf vrsniiii,ni ex,rmas ;..,.,
o,,s VI The Erc,iit Can't E.r SUN. NJ,
{, .nnty, .sa,e n. th" swi' eff .J.,ila \, W..
& c.; one IT III. SUR m P.:r,n prvs,.r A
Davis: .,n~ nc flr. sr,it IL FRI, Il Nr,,,.
at the >'iit IF sam 3: ne =. ~. sui, ~
Francis G. N>i". assign r: .,,- ~ thu .,i, q
ls'..rs Sinclair. Jr-. & 60 afri t,,,a 4, III.
,tt uf Warl & Br,.: a-lin.r tn. r-,,l, AMI
c,.reis. l,n'fs ani t-n.;n ms of ID ,,;., r.
M"r:an aud John f.. cirprni.r. AL l.. mn.
tiirectci. have seiz All tax N il ex ..u.i..,
al the right. title. interest. csin ,aI .sl-,n,,l
AT las and h. equity. .F fhe sill } ,nt.l p
Morgan anil .iohn r. Carpsn,s. j. and >.
the i.'l'wing property. ., wst: A
crop IF r.h,cc' i'm lInr.cl: iRap.r.
Wheat 'Thres!,cr: : rx-Car,< j i'Lnv. :,
Mules. . Cs.t~; : rrcl n n>y: i-,y NJ.
: Y.:k- Of Oxen; "x-c,rs; s C.~.: Y.,r,'
in.>; : year.inc>; cr,p IT r,l,..,,. lin Hu,.,.
Cuitivatrs: 3 wh~at cr,lle<; ! i.y.-,.
!inr~e>; ! irm II ilr; 2 Harn,ws: I W,,..,
FAKE; :. C"ltS Wi,ca, Far; I cr.,af w,.,.
scr'"lngl: Grind Stonr: C.rn Sh.ller. a
se> Ct plough gear; lot oil li,.r.. axes. +
rr"p o! r"''sc'' I'm h'n,sel; Gro. # Urn: i
r'"id"F-''"''e Ahd cofi-' ips: ! rick af whr.h
straS; 10, uf hi Vie f., her.
Aa,l, HEREBY give np'i,r. tina, am
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11

lows: Tho fi-s. FIR three IN .tiref dollars.
due an the first .lav # January. in the year
one thousand. eight hundred aud fiffy-nine;
tn. second fer three hundred dollars, dn.
ON III. fr>s day "f January. IA the Var
one thousand. eight hundred and >ixts; tho
third for three bauiresl d.,lls.s. due on the
FIRST d.y Of January. in the year Que sl''a'
sand. eight hundred and sixty -onc; aud the
fsurfh fur three hundred dollars. due on.she
first day of january. in the year one th"u-
sand. eight hundred and sixiy-two; with
Interest on each of the ab've rame,i sums
from the lrst day Of Janu.ry in the year
one th.usanl. eight handred and fly
-is.hs; that the said Emily Thomson has
died since he execution ut the sail mart
gage. leaving Que child. the sahl Oscar H
Thompson. as her heir at !aw--ihat the
said Thomas Thompson Is entitled To u
te,.aacy ny currcsy in the said real estate.
The bill prays for a sale of said real
estate to pay th- aforesaid Indebtedness
aud interest. and also f,r sahpGsas against
the said Gear II. rh',np>rn and Thomas
Thrnpson. who are residents Of 81. Mary's
cnWnIy.t Anu. - ny" aFirsaiH-s Wy wv
suhpo.nas issued in the above case against
Thomas Thompson and returned by the
Sheriff of Sain, Mary's county mot sum-
moned." that the complainant. under Ar
ticle Ii, Section o.. of the C,hc of Public
General Laws of this Safe. Is entitled TO
proceed against Thomas Thompson in this
cause. az IA non-r silrnt defendant.
Il is therefore adjrlge'l aad ordered by
the clerk of the Circuit C"ur; for st Mars
C"nn'y. sitting in equity. that the com
plainant, by causing copy of this order to
be published in The st M,ry's GaSeste,
newspaper published at Leonarltown. st
Marys county. Maryland. once week.
for fsur successive weeks. previous to the
fourteenth day of May next. give notice
go the said Thomrs Thompson of the oblec,
and substanc. 1T this bill. and warn him
+" appear ia this C"nst. either in person
or by solicitor. on "r before the said four.
teenth day of Nay next. to answer TIL.
premises and show cause. if any he hrs.
why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True c'py-Tcst.
JOIN \. CAVALIER. Crk.
February ii.h. 1S64-4x.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
In the Circuit
; Court for st. Mary
J County. sitting as a
: Court Of Equity.
Thomas Thompson e.
Oscar II. Thompson

The object Of this suit is to procure a
decree for the sale of certain real estate in
Saint Mary's county. which. on the fourth
day Of September. in the year one thousand.
eight hundred aud fifty-seven. vas MORT
gagged by the defendants. Thomas ThomE,-
sou aud Emily Thon,penn--she latter since
dsad-to Bealc keibard. who assigned the
said mortgage to G."rge s. King. then
5l>te's Attorney for Saiut Mary's c"uDty.
IL fhc use aud benefit Of the State Of
xrylsnd
ne bill states. in substance, that on the
nh day of September. in the year one
[n1al.sl, eight hun,lred and fiffy-s.ven.
a epia Thomas Thompson and Emily
nsrzon conveyed certain real estate
e. elI ~ Chaprico District, in st Mary
4; ind which is particularly men,ion-
aid conveyance fled with said bill,
exllibit. unto the said Beale Keibard.
IN of mortgages. to secure fhe pay
If ef twelve huncr,d dollars. with in
I||1l@t thereon. as specified in said bin. TO
~ paid in f"ur equ,i instruments. for
which tho said Thomas Thompson and
EniIy ThoArsou gave their notes. as fol-
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11

The war news Of the past week il quite

The war news Of the past week is quite
Exciting. After several days fighting.
the Conf derates. We are t"ld. have been
driven from the Morefcld Valley to the
Valley of the Shenandoah. No particu-
lars. however. are published. and the re-
ported cup.ere Of Confederate prisoner. is
not confirmed.
A recent reconnaissance. in force, has
been made by Gen. Scdg~ick. Gen.
Meade being sick--,hc Rspidan has been
crossed and s"a,e quite severe fighting has
ensuel. The enemy, it is stated. were
found in large f"rcc, and very strongly
entrenc!led. upon til" opposite bank of The
river. The Federal forces lost from 200
to Boz men. and finding the euemy's po-
siiun too strong to he carried by the
forces at hand, rccrossed the river. The
Washington Star. under later date. puts
the loss muck higher. aud represents that
the Federal troops suffered considerably
during their re,uru from the expedition.
Simultaueous with the movement of
Gen. Sedgwick. force of infantry and
cavalry. supported by II pieces of artil-
lery. marched up the Peninsula as far as
Bottoms bridge within l. miles loI
Richmond The object Of this moye,ncni
was to surprise the city and release tie
Federal prisoners held there. but al
ser,er. We are told. gave the enemy tin,c.
" warning. and the object Of the cxpedi-
ton was thus defeated. Late intelligence
FROM Fortress Monroe shows that the ford
at Bottoms bridge was found to be OBJ
strrc,ed, and the expedition has returned,
Reports from the South show. that II
large Federal force. estimated ut &c. QQE
men. is crossing the Big Black. for th<
purpose, it is surpassed. of marching undk
Mobile. A body Of Federal cavalry.
H. claimed. was recently defeated on tl,s
Yas.o by Gen. R.~s. Gen. J". Johas
ston's command is rr,orted to be in TIL
vicimity of Mobile. whilst large Con,
f.deraie force is still located near Dalton
and Rome, GA.
| There is nothing new from Charleston.
Army correspondents are also silent as Il
the movements or whereabouts of Long
street. :. Morgan aud Wheeler are rcporset
! to be organizing heavy cavalry force al
Marietta. Ca. far sae rsrPose Of making
rail into Tennesses and Kentucky. 81
l The news from Mexico shows a cnn-
tinuasion at French successes. and in,li
lcs,es . speedy Submissions to the aes dy-
nasty. 80
President Lincoln's friends assert. that
j! he will veia the coiiirmasion- bill which
has pissed the House. ..
Gala 10 nov selling ., l60.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11

The ATTENTION of our readers is direct
ed to tho advertisement of Geo. s. lCiogg
in to-day's issue. Mr.. Clogg has long
been personally known to US. a, d We deem
it but justice to give him cordial endorse
meut We recommend our friends to give
him trial.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
Party at FenWick's.

The young people of "ur village had
quite merry meeting at Fen~ick's Hotsl
on Tuesday evening last. In days gnne
by, these gatherings were quite frequent
and the sound of the viol was well nigh as
eomaon as the lap Of the bell. Since the
war. ho. ever. there has been hnt !i'ilc feast
ing or rejoicing among our people. The
weeds Of mourning have supplauted the -ay
decorations Of the tall-r room. and a cause
for gtadpess is seliou, furnished rs.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ngOTiCE is hereby given that the suhscri-
81 Der has nbianed from the Orphans Conr;
Of 81. Mary 3 county IN Maryland. letters q:
Administration ON the personai estate OF Jesse
Burch. late Of said county. decreased. All per-
sons having claims against the said dcces sed
are hereby warned TO exhibis The same with
the proper vouches thereof, To the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of August 1864. other
wise they may be excluded by law from aiI
benef. Of the SAID estate. Given under NY
haad this Ilrh day Of February, 1864.
JOSEPH I'll. KEY,
~ AdsasnIstrsssr
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Rf the County Com nissi,ners e., S,;n.
Marv'E counfv--
ORDERED. Th,.N 4 -,nI.r Clsrto
20! ect"r # ; ATE and County ayes in .h,
S"h h'eci'"r ~ n .iry's Cnun-
~. for the year 1863, caus. advertisement.
expressing the nam"s 9th foil ,wi.e tract.
or parcels Of laad rl,- amoun. .f taxes du,
'hrreon. together with thr names. Of tn.
persons chargrabl. with tho same. to b.
inserted in the ST Mars G1sette, a new.
nanar published in It H,ry'. county. ono.
per week. for and during four weeks. nett.
tying. that. unless th- State and County
taxes due on the said land, sh Il, he nail
10 the said Collector within the space ~
thirty days after the publication Fl rhs
n"ice aforesaid is completed. the lands
aforesaid, or such part. there IT a. my ba
.n-''es>ary to raise tue SUI due thereon
hall be sold to the highest bidder for tbs
.'aSment OF the same
Oae tract or parcel If laal. caii.i and
known by the natnc 1T E, !.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
NOTICE. TO cREpiroRs

NofICt 10 merely given that the sHbseri.
beI has obtained fren the Orphan's
Co'Tt o! 81. Mary caunty in Maryisla, let
ters OF administration Old the perseNsf estate
OF BRITANNIA tssrs'e, haze Of said county, de.
ceased. All rersons having CLAIMS against the
said deceased. are hereby q arnec 10 txhii,, he
saine with the proper vouebes thereof, 10 The
subscriber on srbefsrs the sif day Of Aug.
1864, Otherwise tEey saa, be eari.sdtd BY
las from all benefit Of the said s.iai~. ,G.ves
Under my hand this 9Th dsy. Of February.
1864.
JAMES L. BiSCUE,
Adniaistrstns.
fGbyuxYy An lNei-Aw
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11
SHERIFF 5 SAlEDF
TiLTA6LE
p ERR 8 ID A T.
Il " y
REAL PROPERTY

TDY virture If twe'.tv tires wri,S OF vradi-
I'D item expumas. issioM out nf the Circui;
Cart Gr ut Mary'S Cnuutv. iva III I'it.
suit r" A & ". " P.dge't; two at tir
sui of L .url.n; tw" at the suis "f Grim
r,li -. J,nkii,. ,lIc at l. e ~Llt I'll NJ Try Ann
u, ndn 'iv; one al the sui; Ut .Iac"b iirci,t.
Bro & Co: one at the suit al Davall. K-i:h-
zen g. .5,yti: "ne ut the sni. "f William III.
Harding. ASSIGNEE; ouc at the suit st Wari
& Br".: me a, the snii "f SIMPLIFY R',ane Il
Go, nne at tho suit at T.. u. long 4 Go; OH.
al the suit "f nsin,. Nj 'nlemu. & Co.; ":,- at
the s,i; "f Trc:o Il Morgan; at INC s,li.
nr John Is. WEIGH & s,n; one al the suit al
r. a. Clarke: onc at the xsiit at Thomas II
Dix one ut the s,it ,f Miilsr, Cloud & Miller;
one at tic suit Of Noah Walker s. g.; one AT
the suit nf James Whi,rlv l. c.; one NJ Tie
suit Of George s. Chg; ohe at the -uit 81
ijrs.ks Fulton & c.; a.ain.t the gonds aud
chatt..s. lands and tc,.cm~ntS Of Tn"mas Ii.
Fowler. a,,, Ia me ,ircrtet,; and by virtue al
fv. other writs al vrnsliio.i rx,,nas. i>su~l
..,t ut the Circuit Curt tr Saini Mary's
County, one at The suit Of Duvali, kcisnc
and Bnv,l; one ut the .,.:t of .larnh Hrht
Bro & Co; one at the sui. oi Grinneil &
Jenkins; one at the SHIT oi Mary Ann Won
!erIy: as ,inst the sn"ls ami rhaitels, lani>
and tenrinents Of Thomas II. Fowler. sir
yiving partner of William I. Long. a.rl to
the .!irecre have seized and taken in exc
cu'inn all the right, title, Interest. claim an"
demand, at law ani III equity. Of the sai@
Thomas n. Fowler in .nd To the f,lh"~ins
property. t" wit
Store House ard Lot, in the village OF
Charucn;
House anil LIT. in C!.np;ic";
Lot. in Chaptic";
crop of T.bacr, lin the Hnn<'l:
Hav H"rsc: S,rrrl Mare; bay Mare;
I Gait; Tw" yoke Of Oxen; Is Head "f Cows
and oxrH iearlnss; oIe "x-car'. -.
Aud hereby give notice. that OH
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11

FNyiIE next session will commence 10Th
n Fehrnarv. instant. English iuition
aud board per Ave months $40. payable
quarterly. in advance. Music. French.
Drs-ing. Painting and Fancy Work extra.
Address Mrs. BURKE. Horse Head.
Prince Grorge's counsy, Md.
FEB. llth. lS64-;Sts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-02-11

PAnDox OF CoLosEL VAHISG One oil
our Washington correspondents announces
that the President has paraoned Colonel
John II Wariug, of Prince Georges coun-
ty. Maryland. who for several months has
been confined in Fsrts nelasare, ia, pursu-
ance of sentence OF court irariial. The
petition for the pardon was. it is stated,
signed by Governor Bradford and all the
members Of tic State Legislature. with q
single exception, the judges Of abe Court
Of Appeals ard many other prominent
citizens. Colonel Wariug was. we believe
convicted IF hsrboriug Corfe,l,rate soldiers
on bis premises, aud sentenced to be con-
fined in For, Delaware during the war.