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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
FROM S1. PAUL


THE CEDAR VALLEY RAiLRoAD--TELEGRAPH
AND RAlLRoAD TO THE PAciFIc -TELxGRAPH
ACRoss SIBERIA.
ST.. PAUL, Minn., January I'd,
G. d. Nash, a Director Q: tho Cedar Val.
ley Railroad writes the State Auditor that tho
company have purchased iron rails, cars, and
locomotives enough to put in operation sev.
enty miles Of the road We shall undoubt.
edly communicate with you by rail during
the present year.
A lelter from G. J. Brydges, Of the Grand
Trunk Railway Of CANADA, dated December
"a, toJ. w. Taylor, Of this city, states that
he has just returned from two months SO
journ in England, and that there is no doubt
whatever, that line Of telegraph will be
completed from st. Paul to Fort Gary, and
thence across the Hudson's Bay Territory to
tho Pacific coast. lie also reports that the
construction Of telegraph across Siberia to
tho mouth Of the Amoor river, was matter
not only decided upon, but in active progress
at the present moment. This information
he derived from the Director General Of tho
telegraph system Of Russia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
GARTER HOUSE.

TOHN L.. WILCOX, formerly OF the American
- Hotel having leased the above house. would return
his thanks the public for the liberal patronage formerly
bestowed, and would he happy 70 welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House. Main St. Cedar Falls. Iowa
STAGES leave this house daily for The North, South aud
West.
Cedar Falls, July 90, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
From the Des Moincs State Register 9Th Inst.
ID Lost the Latitude.


In olden times, before the world was spoiled
by the indulgence Of bad habits, the weather
was much less refr lctory than at present
A cold snap would come which would in
crease in intensity for twenty four hours
and then change would be instituted. No,
so now. For the past four or five days, this
part of the world has been the victim Of an
immense, intense, and expensive freeze -
During all this time, the mercury, SO far as
we know, has not had the tenlerlty to lift it.
self above zero Part Of tho tine it has been
down to. 10 below. II has occupied large
portion of its useful time in scraping acquain.
tance with the subjoined figures 30, ,-22
| "a. Now when il is understood that-24
is equal to 5G degrees below the freezing
point, the state Of the case can be easily com
pretended. Suppose we state the case liz
tie differently. Four months ago on a certain
Sunday, the mercury stood at 100 degrees
above zero in the shade. On Sunday last
in the full blaze Of daylight, the mercury was
one hundred and tscenty, ,fonrdegrees below
thepoint indicated four months ago! What
a contrast
BY reference to map which hangs before
I, our nose, we arc informed that the city c'
Dcs Moines, capital Of the State of Iowa, is
situated about 20 miles south of the AID dc.
gree Of North Latitude This map may have
been right less than half year since but
wo doubt its present accuracy. The same
map informs US that the North Pole is loca.
ted 90 degrees north of the Equator. It's a
pretty story, isn't il, that, while we are sup
posed to be dumped down astride Of the 43d
Parallel, we are in fact rubbing our CONCEALED
spines against the North Pole? The map
makers will please take notice that their CT.
forts to swindle the people on the question
Of lattudes, will fail hereafter to impose on
popular credulity. Why, bless your soul !
II is tho greatest nonsense in the world to
talk about 43d Parallels and Temperate zones.
when Kancs Arctic Expedition, and Esaui.
maux savages, and Siberian exiles, and the
discoverer Of the North. west Passage, and
the fur-c coated denizens Of Greenland, never
penetrated to region Of greater frigidity
than this! Temperate Zone in horn -
That joke about the 43d Parallel has no par.
allcl for excessive Righteousness And TO
state another fact Natural Philosophy, or
Astronomy, never proved itself to be q great
er hum5ug than ghcn it made tho declara
ton that the Sun, the natural source OF heat,
is three millions Of miles nearer the Earth in
Winter than in Summer This is q trans.
parent humbug, proved to be such by the
thermometer and your frozen toes There
is great deal more folly than scholasticisln
and science in any attempt to prove against
the evidence of your senses that the world is
in the habit Of making a whirligig Of itself
every "a hours, and that the North Pole is
three thousand five hundred miles north of
this delectable locality! We have done.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
THE IOWA REPREsENTATlvE IN
CASl.HklSS

WAAoGA, MINI. Dec, 3lst, 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
III A Or Nm, ALAnr

Gross Assets June 15, 1868, $500 G69 e7
This Society has issued 400 Policies, has Policies
amounting to 1000 900 in force, aud annual Cash
Income exceeding quarter Of Million Of Dollars.
Cedar Falls, Sept. oath, 1868. 26tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
OBITUARY.

Died. alter /. .her. illness. .. 2 oisfolf
a y ri Saeuidsy. the 26th 4t:. Il
;" " aterl " I.orga M"rri. ,hsqfs, ED.
est child. 'Sd only son @ Ds%nfs u
sud Mamie Bi.ki..oue. aged free y:iilhs.
ten m"n,i- sni tSeaty one days ,:.
The sud.i-s Sc ysrsnce IT this beau'ifsl
lbts. fr"m ;ss p'rcn! -.tock. hss Inflicted .
psng. WHICH none Can .pp.ecisss. H,uls. sn{
a. have suffered similar kYs.yem2.nH, 3
III. laeerAsioe .tl,ke ot dsa,b's r.,hle..
.icS:s
The p.ren,,'.' ars.. generally; 50 o .n'i..r-
ed to them. by tn. thousand li,,ls charm.
ing ways. snd incidents c"nuecsed With
the loved one. was in this in-ssnce. d.ubly
80. hy al ,tiy;t.'sdai.l desre. q! budding H.
:tsllecs and fascinating .ss"6;a,ioa.. srouhd
whish. the m-u.ry will cling ~,,h fosd.
'thnugh psiuful senacity.
!; The be!ssved hsve tie ea9psH It'd
4h'ctionate sympathy of maHy fteuds -
For the only true coasslati"n aud huly
e6oisssoit they can realize. they are com.
r,eud.d d iSGi Coz q sit nsNy ~
One who loves them.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

DsArm o. A bH1taAiis MAI. --Ou sas.
std.y six c'nf.d Fate. .efe executed q
@ ben, 6.ss... keatast IL; esaer ol
M.jns Gen. Burbtidge. IA Icl.!hfie t5
The murder of .vo Usios ms6. VSs q
lie nSMter vas Z most Desperate sssa; - =
Hh nime Ws kyearxss Morgan. ind
ak|t. bsfssk o.tscysa 70 the .po. where be
Vas II soon tn b. G.kefs,l o6t ef;his soeld.
he CURSED tAc sasra. and himself. one
black aaath after another eosGitHg frou his
iip. 0Httl the d. .niest be died. .Upoa ~.
EE..sstak In IL. erosaad. he SSly 3aiked 10
Bis csfa". cursiae sll the ti.ie. and hrsvi.
ly dropped himself sssraiils of it. l""kiag
boldly ssd drasu,li .t the soldiers b'fore
him The ueh~rs we're moved 70 tears ---
Thy seem.d 10 feel tn. awful isd sad sit.
u.,iau ~ shish they we're Bl.ced. and Ut
Ire Cd ID sh;se presence they rus. 60 20
Appear hut Mttfan ass careless q. {" his
fste, He .eeai ii 70 deH Gid aud maa.
Fur MED A.re to Gro os each of the
prisou-rs. aud three white soldiers aud sre
ID. vofd 3as silFes: all ioot dsi;bcfate Aim
aud bred. Willie oil the rest Tell. plcrc"d
whk bullets. snd without = u,ur,nur.
atias. r. '.s: tie caps snapPea c'i he
gsns pan,ed at Morgan. viii sEs e2ceP-
,i''" Of the 1ee,o's: and b: "isEd his aim !,
At the rep"r, # tts ia6'. M"rg"s fefl
t,ek on, kis ecs:a sDi lay Is il be hsa
b.sn Filled; &ith1I. marmus, snd none
SUSPECTED ditiI The lica.ehad., II; ekstte
closely. sni. dadius thas be escaped brins
breast: isv TALL passing up his ribs and
t'dSiug in the hack If his neck. When
the ball struck Norgan his whale p.rsoa
spang three feet above the c"fan. ipot
~hicn he w.s lying upon hi. bssk; s., ffWi
closed tue scese. and thus ended tue lifl
Of bold. desperate ptgsde: *eo :cemsd
to be ao.cqs.iusea shh :sss -E5;ss;isssf:te
yoarmG
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
AUCTIDMEt;'RlNG.

7Hhe Undersigned m'.s tespec.fu''y offer.
living had c"nf''ershle experience. bnth in
city anil cr'nntf.. he feels coad iert hit he
yill bs. abGs ID give general satisfaction. He
will attend in any gar, Of tic coun,y wher;
called up.
RErEREScEs:-Cd Richard II Miles.
James r Yates E-q.. Thomas w G.r.l,per
Esq., William = L.ach. ia.
JOIN Il w 51xNkiNS.
=. .-Miiestown,
ST. !Nary's county.
Soyysssssnbst; 2i,h issi-sa. A~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
PUBLIC SALE:


viii sell At pselle sale -
"WEDNESDAY. D-eenber 7tb 1864.
ss EkstFAL PROPERTY e.o-;.,;,.
Of n"'.esESH snd Kitchen Fsroi,s,e cf
svFl assstlpsiVn used In family.
Am"as the sb.ve arg several
Superior beds T. Aki,ires; aside:
lsdara; psir 5f !siaAossny ii,iInr.
tables an;l breakfast table; SET Of
parlor chairs, sofa an'l rocking
chair; set Of bes, quality damasE
curtains; brussels CARPET; nas::
SAGE AMI r6om cafpsl: Aisa
iAoffses. cattle and farming uten.
sils; Corn. tobacco &c.
Tsrass made kn"wn on dav of sale.
ADELINE n, ANEEksON.
J. w: MaNKIN, Auctioueer.
Nov. 24sh. 1SC&-h
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
THURSDAY AoAs,su. DEC. b, 1864
Thanks.

Thanks. rx
thank. to those al our Patrons who cs"e
f,rv.ra ,.a xsrk abai paii their .uhserip-
,;oe aad advertising Niis. There afe
yesmaay seeo',n,s uns-'tled. sha " h"Pe
shose in our debt viii nrt make q long
before they give Us . call for the purpose
Sf clo.ise them.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
N6TICE.
TRktstRS nErAnrMrxr.
sAIl 49,.
CoEPrgoLLfa's OfFIcE,

AnnaPiis. N"vcniber 10, 1855
le Q:n:si,gilliaaqq of .he State Of Maryland
J having ,-!.e.ls~i tue usco-sity Of .
Compliance ith, ,theso ~r,''u. Of .i,se ia-s II
Issl. cbaGters Is and s7s ,ha. require 4!ssl.
q n;!I Isa''s"n to he i'ei an, res,"iei .,h
tie fi"psr an.hasi.y or certificate: lh'SI ,h.s;
Clerk "f the United S,a,ea Il ,aft 4 Claims.
the undersigned C,nip,ndlrr oi;hs State. will
au.h.riyc the payment II al drafts. { iu.y
s,ampH aud in fo.ym pre- cr'bs' i'elo~l 'o' .as
farmer "wasrz e,ii>,-i Slaves, VII -
:s9t:spssa IA " thou: %''i s .. III 4. :r s,"!
pstly err.;6ei rolls ssesisal ~ tho Excx u:
sI,pi Ut .fe. .S'a,e aaI ril.rssd e thf. depart.
nent for payment.
The enlisted slave xho u. ATT rscsivsd HE
b'nsty will i,s paid ny duly auth. ~i..d
arff this Department. ~ s.'u .. the roli1
HESaY il. GoLDsyos ouau.
Compsso!<r.
TORM tR IR lET
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
SlaAtfAtsSxiSs:siE.t II "A cor

SlaktfAt.iitatxiS i q t.ss' II AkS-A cor
rtsponden, of,he Mob)le Register dasc,ib.s
new ,pcdc of makE.asuring glass ware.
which H. dY.iiA.ssd' y" reb<id.a. where
st.ss vale /. veil ui!gex; obsoisse:
Take cIate HIiilt.. Of any kind Of =
glass bo.tle-tSttles Of ,hia white glass
With lat bsttoms, arc the bess--hsld sEt
BOIL: M:aiy EY ESth' ~iAds 1t anoskeI''
per.oo h.v;ss cop sf water ready. Pc"
ssMods cGitSE sssrl tsies srosad sAe SSsae.
aid crest. frie:ioa by pulling he e1ss
Of the easd n and fse raPiily fae . HinusG
afib Thea let Ai" j.rk she sbsa g. dess
I'm water On es;shly. .sd Eassso: yet
Aoh in ose hss3 q sefvieei6I6 = suhSEer
os sst,ss - I'D -Hese' wish: .aa'in Tie ssh:
er : slas'bta sss gssdy sisaa1s6ek. The
tvssle shocedibe bsll with s9ftX vieee Of
t.sshes, "r Other ssAssanes sish = Eaid.
s,r.igh. edge. frmft around It se the
intesa~a poins Of ssvIsitee. 10 order 10
ieep ~ sssd - one plses isfissfks fric.,
tod. s6d tn secure s'ssighs aid snSo(h
sdkii 10 5th sl.~. Oh bs'slss sai b
p1. t. e6d6 cas ikthis way"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

xesting a csagrsse.
o. Mooday .. n. the ssaeaa seSSon'o
tks 3esh Couress vili snrmesc;; iisd t.
judge fch IN snbdast dfTise the last t-s
sion. we have little feascn to sIprct fha
1, ~ill NANTES. .uy rrs.rd fSs the right
of the penplc far whom il isei.ls'e.. +iihe'
h 10 esprSdsdse VI Me pshhc iands. ol
10 The saFisss schrh-s xAish /. ,h., pToi
pose fof tho farther prosecution Il the ~,
and ,he suppression of the rebellion h,
asss act. of courae. .~ill b. to pass f..old:
sion r"nst.tdl.aine O. the c"sutry upsa
the fe-etrcsinn of Mr.. Lnccln. and pIrdR.
Ing hln ,btir earn,s support Ear the c"m-
si..iea vi NE gres. *t4t bf sPresains AID
ptfp-iu.,iug rhs pTiissipies VI the tessbH:
can party. The nation having efpte<ssa
to Mr. hinenin their vadu.>enest of bis
euasse. ii xrald bs ua,hiHE sSt rish. sbs.
f"ogress should do eli ia THAR Powsf Ia
further the plsas be; sb his wisaoo. Ahal'
propose. and grant kiu Ill. the power be
u.sy u>ed Sst Tie fur,hcsspee of the uish,y
seiemss Gish nay emana.s from bis gi-
gautie intellect: The death Of Judge
T.nev and sh. arp iatmehs Of M: Sish-
ton 10 Gil the sstansy. tcf sotht ct.tf
isau equally as un.uised idF.shs posi,ionb
viii give po~erful impetus to the expau.
sion Of republican ideas, and. if We may
judg. from the past. voc be to him w''o
dares - ip,e,,ese his hand or Voice u
stem the su-rcns. He will be swept from
ite face Of The earth. % il serr.-,h. oaly
expia'ion fit ssch ( cri".e would BE- to pass
The residue u hi, he in For, W.rren or
some State penisensisry Of the Month
fro1 the conservative elemen, in Con-
gress ve cat txpres li,sls II tio'hias. -x-
cep, what few words they issy be ttffh!,.
ted to d,ter darire tie scssios. We have
losg SinS. besotne cgn+iused ,bs, thc De-
,posrss, Of the Nortt, vi,h some few ex
eepiiohs. are not to be depended upon.
How-vss true they might be to their own
principles and % the Interests Of the aa,i"p.
they can ouly receive .b+i. pa3 and Vote
ii the, choo.e "a. xkst 10 Ill the good
,hey *al Be able {, .eeo~pli.h f"r ,hei,
c"n,tituen's. Tho republiosn party has
..,ained entire supremacy 10 the coussry.
its lea.lsrs are the iawgitsts shd rul.
ers Of ehs land: did all must feel ,h.,
they .hKspS to rsc every means in their
soxsr to accomplish tie oej jsets tSey Nave
n view. The country can stpets udsHldg
from sack willing suths ~ c,mposs the
n'.Jsity 10 the present Congress. aud "
shall soon zee our worst fears fully rea-
liked
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
PORN or Draft.

$i9o -.
The TrSaur-r at The Stassof ALry land paw
t.----or order the -snn .d onc hnnJ
drssi ':'iIa''. appmprh'ei to n,r as foenuk
.,4P. sf--e. .,fsnsfy; E% II asf dts Il The a..
eisl kY@mhIy "i Maryl~nd. chapters il.
2fs and 80 uf. 1854. enlisted 10 Csnrany
- nf tf,~l-Regi,Isnt af the u . GJose.i
I'r"ps. ~ per erriH~i -'als On lie h the
Treasury Department. "f said State.
T~f:' -
N: p. There has heen- re::;:syei at this
Department up t., this date. only paris OF
tue 18th. so:h, Ssh. Fl!eitbe.,. Of U y
Cl:sea TnsPs. copies 81 winch have besn
Long siris se..! ,,..hs several County Clerks.
There hav" trcn, w returns n,s.is us the III.
9th. 7th. 9th, llth sni s|,h Regiments.
80, Il n g Cvups.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

bat sg,iost shat particular pint he i
nnalebiug is purely . ns.ser Of en'
lecture. The Coot.a.lsse iouraal.
akke d" aIaasicn to bis pres-nt si'satina,
Sas claim TO b. perfectly f,uilar With h.
They s.aHHs their re.ders that ::.Sbeiiuan
~ill be hesid ffsn 10 due time" .na'ha'
ample pr'paifsiiii"rs .re hine made ti
ehsnls his seriKisTn 0sssrac,ioa."
There h nothine ne& Il interest from
'he ,ran+ Mississippi Depsr,n-ns
The ccoied.r.ts cougrrss h&ss recent.
y a,lcpfed series Of resolust.sHs. m'kini!
:" 4 continuation Of ,h- Var, aud Heclar-
inf .i.-t Fesse can nesss he made. -x-
tsF, ahah the ba.is d Recognition aud
ssparatr.h.
The piF.,s Ford. hes Uscn scvid-n,.lIy
sunk. BY being rub Tito 6t ! ,tan.pdtt
xtisa lying =, anchor III H.ap'oa ROAD.
The Question Of her return to the port II
Bshi. may now be f-saidad. therefore. as
aeah''t!y settled.
The Official re.hrns of III. late C"ngrr.-
si',.l elrc.ion shns th., tie HIN BG
liarfi. received 4 m=j'if:s, d S 6ss. at!
Tim ffiFan AeCllladfh. 3 1853
Gold Ii nov sel'ins assS si'6 ii sh,
t.ndebcy ddsshwsfd..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
NDFup.R,

RY:hs 1h and s.h .Scsiou' Of 1T,
,s;:se s :.s ssi'3 % ., ..s's ':s:
ssst. sses 81 "s II s,;.s
Gee hss "a -.pF.a ;'is alssesed % ..t. :sd
s :.ss:'s s 70 % 81 ss1 e. Ss'sss$ !,s % ': III. H.
J" sh;ssy dsyS ffsh' lie Ist dsy Of N'vsu-
Der. leeA
ne ~ dia.sssstt;s dia.sssstt;s he. shcs' oath .L.Iii b
adm!sissaassa by'. ihe elsrk,, std that sbs
psrty .Nss'is mutt sis%a tie Te-. Book.
z Esllse 70 qa.lify before the la .day
y Dsctaaer neat. produces . vsssaey 10
ske o&ce. .,,. :.
- LE6.,A: c.MALlIk. clerk:
Ne!tmHer zash. 1S6a-91.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

New Wtsrf.
A uew wharf l. icing bu;ls BY The Gov
srnmess authMisiss. 1t Chi. place. II
viii BE- . great Improvement. as tho old
one has become almost sntiF. ly Useless.
The piles, Ne believe. afe nearly OIL
driven down, spd Il viii, doubsless. be
eoapls.ed In z tew days.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
CVU6k. -
f1idsp VIZ. sH1 lSS4.--ss.fe ', flo.

sCOUKY.
Eidy VIZ. sa1 1iSS4.-st.te :, FLO.
Bsowb=fIdic,u. os for murder # Tho.
?. Abel. The Cour, vas ocsupied witR
this case until Saturday sdkri"eY, xben
.hssJury fe,nfa-d seAfet not s1,itv." !"
MsZ.y Nee 7tG.-S,a,s vs. 8 t. D
N.sls--I"t;cta,eni Tor sh.s;ing with in-
tent to hill Geo II. Hestere--6ned $lJo
and cosss
w,h 81 Nbeii 70 John t. Cecil sSd
wife-jury return verdict for P.G.
] r. Raley aud wife " WI. II. Bind
aud s'Lrss--appe.! from 0rphau's Court
Of st. Mary. cosu.y. fh& Case oteisp,sd
the s,t.E Eticn Of tie Court until Tuesaay
afternoon, when the jury returned vrdsri
!6r sssest6ss dpon site ri issue and 1T .hc
csvea..es Upon, the LIT aud 81 Issues
wsirh sdstsahs tie devisios- Of the Orphans'
'Sou.t..
State is Msr,La Taylor-fsdiesmen. fos
.rsrn; Judgment .'nos guilty"
G'sns ysty d.ssharSd'sy n. Court
Rsd-e.aay Ior. So,k-J 4. X. aud vile
" VIM. Il. Bond aud u,hers-mosion for
now trisl--m",ioo overruled.
.Peti. jury discharged for the term ex.
ceps C.'I. Durant. urtil 3sd Meudsy o.
jsuusrT rkxt..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

NTlCE ,5,lis.s..y Eveaibst,he saosershsrs
A.ss Asfy's essssy. IN Aaryies< aeiEYqs
.emiHissss'ies, - shs pessssal e6saH RI w:
Il. CsE.<s. late Of sas9 eesaiy. lXfsased. ~!
psFcoas As:ssg sisiae e(Ginss shs taia. deceased
are ksssby HSr3 a exhibit ,hf sans. vssh The,
P:sr:. ss ss'a e :S::s:: ;ss::
.hsy a.y 10 sxsisAeS sr - @ie,s ~ bs.s6se &
- - seeae, aisssS SSaes sss hssds ~
SSxis1sjiS cARNEs.
, . GsAs0 =. 49,; -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

zAs Dait.
4 We publish 10 our issue this norfii"e
the list Of drafted men from the 2"d. 4th.
BIB aud 9Th districts VI tbi. euuo,y. Ths
Beard Of Erro,lmeaf sotsihehees its scs
sion, .t Beneitta, charles county Oh the
Slh ;sst., aud drafted msn ate required g.
t.po.. at .ta, place on or before the 1871
fnsf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

'l>HE qadessigusd. ,h.nte,l r. biz fricE,is
i. 8. M.ty's susasy I'll .h..i: II st.I pa.
ts"sass. bess iA3vs :" inform them III. biz
'.'s.soee f"'m't d's4nv . only temp ..:x
G.d h"ies ~ bs =: sIssis .svitss asaiR .cxt
Spring: y
IjSSeu.trr la<. isS4-1.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

eale. = -.
D.. ". I Edelin, has porehS,ed the
f.rm in the Factory Di.,ric. lately belong >
ing to johu L..Hcbb E.q.. called ''llili,
view" containing two hundred and sigh-
Il ssees, sot sik ,hdssatd dSils's.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
Adjournment Of Court.

Adjournment Of Court.
/, Court sdj"urued yesterday. The 're-
sion vas qa;t: long one large AMOUNT
of business being trans.eted-more than
as any term 70, 'sses.i yeass psss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
WANTED,

1--WE bushels Of PEACH STONES, TO b
l. delivered in LeonArh. Town, fJf which
ths hishrss cs-h prces wtH Be EsSp.. Apply
ii person T.. TN Edits or shS Gillette
bec Let, is6A-tf'
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01
@sfE R5Is.S:d1

~TG RssA@S:d Kaa lfsss sjs si:s
fsises ~ Fsses.li hsse aSspisl the
II.sassas 1As R1iESsa: e. supplyMt'
sGrr;1sd., sf5srs5s ha; inssd. wounded
cod esrsnfs6 cfsf ax hundred sf .hEf
s,ea. AID s.isaied - vqi.l aumt:r Of
b:rses. q
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

: ~. Whss sks seefs riet osb1tsH d
Aeups. ID shs ssNisptfy(s sb6ss rs t6is
shs ilseiA sklsf Yxsss ~ sAs ssS1
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

rAoG NEWS.
Our ezehsosss oe the pass .eek. bsfhg
us lit,is of iaseres,' aom tie sea. o: var.
Grsas ssd Lee sssll qeszrJ- sheis Old posi-
ITEMS snd'shs usuaa. ascsitity sssd' quie.
prsraAp
Tis c1aed:sstes have ssiIl q ens.;dd::ra.
be faree id'sse Sa-ssndssa vsllsy. ,hosgh
porsioe Of Earley's old sosnasd is sap-
posed 10 have rein!ososd: lee. se Rich
ssosra Ebsridsa IL Hleviss: epsrse,f 70
,iasve ,fssfsrsa'sr Psrt5as ssf HAiresnasAsd
b tie arssy II The Posonaac bot be stlll
hosds sbs v.llspas fas- Wkssi,s Wiseses=
tek
Hea3sxna'F Forrest ass % the ,suse 10
!resuosses. and 0es. TzeAhss htv besa
sscra = sssrsaa vsssts shs&:: xAetser.:
esgsns.sss ssssss.es-souA losesr dslsv-
ss3sbia1 1sgnslsess:Sos Ssshsbly.- sse
- 4srpsA Saa6 ~ tsss issnhs =
1n16ASltlsk M ksn1 .sissstttss1s
uSbeusAy. ig1Ss6itallGl;s ;sssssst ss<hbsGssss
Gen: 1As.sss bsr isisa.s tss skht1s VII
sss@ .3ass,iSS sish BreeksatiaH in E..s
.T.ess;ss - Aas = ssssfytssM Mss.
fsuc." .A~s .-<sa2'! s:.S. IA ." .
= sasss.sus ustisseuIssnlRe sa9 she5u1so
- stssS. :ns i is..sasssii esassiA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

ATTORNEY u CUu N5ELLOkA At Law
EssssfS ESS, 81. xisy's @. ~.
wiz s..s''ss n .A.sy y''ssd ssss ,s1
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

DElfR 81 PSccrsseo. s,..,k.A --4 be
death "f the seuerable aud learned Ply
fess9r eil!inan is jus, tnn"anost: e BE
irsdsnS tioaisfIJ: aorSlosy: M Hh fi!s i.
the history IL chemical aid geological
.ciencs in TIL. e.an,rx, Ind his sSs. nos. slo.
quent ed!"ey Is u Sc t'aasa Ia i6e TIL DOT.
iance Sud variety Of his discoveries.
Tan Rscssr ELxcrIos.-Tbe n Y.
Times sid,i,s that change Of twenty-five
ihms.ud votes would ." have chssged the
rSsuN ihat Mcclellan would a.1. 3 u the
skoses If the people. ,ist.sd # ffncols
Tho statement il . coofS>sinp Of tie II.
,rem-ly d".p~r,se position st the Admin.
i.tr.ticn. si,a Jts,ifSaii.pn ii the rys. a
extreme piarf'i<ans of lie desperate, meas. ss::
urrs taken to conu.eras, the d.nE"r. 4
aertia of twenty. fine Ii ,a.aiad +. 4 Brit.
1H Ministry voaia bs;i cnaiittssll.a 70 re.ieu
"fice. Il. With ell is pow. {. is sosid sSssS: sSS
m.ad - stronger expression than stE.-
Albany 4iyus.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

~ Attorney General Bates ha. ter.
dered his resignation as C.bise. Minister.
TO take effect Dece@ber /. His f.s,ily
start for ST. Louis ue1t week. he having
alrexdy ordered Ms'NSbittats' ss'us so,0!
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-01

Attempt 70 DGrn New Hofk City.
!. o. Friday night last as ssteupt vas
tssds 70 sura he city Of New York. by
Setting Ore To eight Of the principal hurei-,
Bs,num's Museum and Nbly's shestfe.
The pl.n seeUs " hste been ccorser'.
Cd one, szd the simsltsnecusness With
which ths f,es broke out. indicates that
Gle mcenjisries we're vel nrgAn;s-d aud
bad . perfect understanding With each
other. Rpoms were saxen at tho various
kc,sls BY diE rent perso's sa6 ahh1
s:.e oTefotk III the evening the bedding
and furniture in the chsu.bers occupied
by these parties Were discovered 10 be o"
6re---.hey. Of co,rse. hs*ins .akeu French
leave Phosphorus. sdffeDtfne shd match
q Wess literally used. but the whole
damage amounted 70 sot more than ten
shousaud dvllsss. The iucendarisn vas
tsibuGed 10 en;sssries Of the Southern
government. boz k eeasa hardly BE- sup
passed. il satf sefs toe cfSe. thas nst
entirely isaosast Of the ne Of chsnical-
would have besu chosen. Hal they ber"
used tae de-,ructiss Of property wsam
hare been very cres. aod it u fair to pre-
sure that IL the southern eaSerhueot had
wished 10 accomplish tho design sstributed q
60 them. that men of sciesee sould have
besa shossn. We sgSee With t4s Mayor
sfNsw York ID Tue opihisn thGt Il WAS
. gang Of sEieves. who used this % 9
asssns Of crestint psuis. ssss they
nigh. have I'd opportunity Of Gllihs THAR
pockets.
Strenuous Efforts srs being nsde 70 dis
Sever tho iuseadisries- but - yet lisalo or
10 infornatiou hes been sssheh Several
parties we.s atfrssed, bdr adss'of The"
dave beea discharged.