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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
II O TlCE.

InsHE uh;.-r>isu.,i. having rented the sta
y b'ss c. .unrc,ci wi'h the Washington,
H'sc, i.e.aars! Town. Mi. h-rvi.y nsii, tie
public. that they will 'nrva;,'r ise c,mv. ri,,i
into Livery Stable, Th.., vii! keep H. r.e-
..rrl C'.nv,vancs- fr lir,. n d vii; b. pile. sci!
~ acr...,,,n. date the I'D r,,st,s.rr, 81 he
H..,el md r.e prhie generally At 10 usual
Hotel Yates. They rl.4i:,e ,!,ein-. ir's to give
Satisfaction to i!.ir PATRONS.
TURIN & GRAVES.
March Eth, ias4-tf
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

ATOTiCE ia hereby given that The sabscri.
IN her has ob,Siaed from the Orphans
cours of 81. Mays County ia Maryland, let.
terra al administration on the personal es.
ss,e Of Sarah 4. Mafsngssy .late Of said county.
deesaxed. All persons having claims against the
said decreased are hereby warned In eyhiai: tbs
sAme with Pie prorsr vouehes thereof. 10 'hs
sai,scrs,er on ar beinEe tae 32ad day "f October
1854, Otherwise they Eaay he excluded by las
from all bsneit qf Hse sa,G estate. Giysn un
der uy hss,a ;ais s;ss dag Of April. 1854.
GEORGE 8. MATTiNGLEY,
Administrator.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
BAWallIsC
!. RlN-D0I[ PHlsPnlTF,
UNSURPASSED FOR rRnDUnE0 4
uEAvY GROWTH or coRS, oars,
POTATOES.
AND ALL STRING CROPS,
A,i permanently enrichias he Sii.
IT c-STAass 1aR rKETIiaztxc Ps0PxRrixs OF
GUANO. BONE. STABLE MANURE
AND LIME

lERoDUCiNi in many Cases larger erepa
i by City l4T ccst. Than either ui tile aL-,se
asricles. when u>s,i scpsss;.ly.
1t IL highly c.'ncci. irat.si n:auurs. bring
m,slc from Es,es c..u, aiming al their original
animal matter. NJ Burnt R..,-s are G.es:.
Il has tsen ,a-,,! by Ih,s,sai,.iy II Easmr,. in
,hi, State. witt, the highest ss,i>iarsi,.n. /,
LAS prcvesa perfectly reliable Substitute ss
Peruvian Gn,no,' icing sufficiently quick
in It's -scti.n .!.e rr"Is. AMI in Ill ease. ens
vici,ing ihe sal, and il Is PERMANENT IN it,
efi-ct.
TIE demand lst Fall was grrster ths,, the
supply. l; vault be well. therefore. fr far
l..rrs To send in 'hsir orders early. either e.
the subscriber ~ ,a aLy %; his .Rsi,fs, inm
wl,,,n circulars can be ..h:Ained, giving e list
"f many psrsUl,s ~hu have ust>, it. and Ger
:iscatss.
Price In Baltimore. SIS per 5000 Tbs.
Cash.
GEORGE DUGDALE.
Sale Agent. -
No los Smith. Wharf.
RsL TLEUhE
F-i,.uay ill, ieGl-sa.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
j. Y. WILKINSON,
GROCER { commission
III T. u c III a n II,
No. l23 Dugsn's Wharf,
BALTIMORE

Keers constantly on hand large as.or,-
neniof SupERlORFAMlI.Y GeQCERI Els,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Tobacco, See
gars. &C., which will be soIsl. wholesale or re-
Gail. Mt the loves market prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ct all kinds. sold
an commission, and special attention paid 20
the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT as.d either
GRAINS. Commissions cs all kinds execu-
ted promptly, with the strissesa re.srd to che
interest OF the cuusisree.
Puolic Patrona:sis most respectfully sol-
cited
Feb. 9th. lss2--tf.
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AlOTtCE - hereby given that the sabsrri-
" bers have chained rom the Orphans
,ers Of .dn,iai.lr.,io ON 81. rersonsI eS,.,e al
James NJ. Heard. late of sssd county, derAsed
An persous having claims against the sssd de-
eeasea are hereby warned to exhibit the >ssme
with the proper voach~s ihsseof, 70 he ssh-
scsibers o,,- or i.efore the :.2ad day OF Oes
1854. otherwise they ,nsy be excluded by iA~
from, all bensft 81 he aasd estate. GiveH un
der cur HANDS THIS 2lss day Of April. 1855
JAMES q. SPALDING,
SARAH 4. HEARD,
Adfsia;s,Essers.
April 2ie.. 1864 Nv,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
EQUITY NOTICE.

II 4 p
~. far S;..ss.ry'. coag-
! mai ss..scr sf tsss of Eqsasy. -
tiarrs,a, and Others al
rhesshiese RI sh.s ssais j. " sYoeunsa dseses
for de s.ls VI eegi&n real estate 20 ss- Asryss
:ras bin s,a,ss. IN sshpsnee, sLs, Chsa. n ar
rison died solse finae since, eassss nm ,hsuiifsn-
cy Of personal assets % pss has de,ts--~thsf
rke s.id Charles HARRISON iravss widow Rose
H Harrison. and Tkos. Harlem. BENZ Ha. nson.
\. a Emily HsrTssoa his heirs q iasf, and also
rr.ys fs,r the sale of The reai eS,ase s tae pro-
.eedinss mentioned; and also for srbpoenas
a~.ins: Tili.sm battles, administrator Of
Charles Harr;sva, Rose Harrispn. Thomas
tdarfison, tenj. Harrison and Emily Harri.on.
~ho are residents Of the S,sse, si.h the excep
lion Of Bsa;j. Harrison. And Il nsw arpeanns
Ly tve subpGisaa ISSUED im the above ease
asainst Emily Harnson and ietarraed by the
sh.r.iF Of ST. Mssy's county "not aamn'uion-
ed" thai the complainant. under Article 10,
Section %, of the cude Of ruh!;.: General Laws
of has = late, Is enniled u proceed against Emily
Harrison In iGs sause ~ a aon.. as,dsul dessn-
dsnt.
II il therefore ~diudsed and ordered ny the
clerk Of the C,ycuu Cour, ior saint Mary .
COUNTY, sitting ia sqniiy, that The sonip!sinant.
by cau.iEg copy oi ihis urasF 10 be published
N she Saint Mays Gs:stte, snes week Tor
four successive weeks presi"us 10 the third
MONDAY Of June nex'. gise notice to the said
Emily Harrison OF the oojeeI and substance OF
,his Li.a and waen her TO spi,esr in sl.'s Court.
either 10 person or by solicitor. oi' or before The
third Monday sf June nex., 30 answer lie pre-
misses and ska ~ cause, IT any she has, why
decree Dugat moi ~ pass as prayed.
JOHN i. GAMBLER, ok.
True eory-Trst .
JOHN A. CAVALIER. elk.
March l7.h. is64--5ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
NOTICE or Dividend.

I'm applicntinn "f James r. Abeii, admin
~ isirats uf v m. III. l,rury. late If Saint
MAryt Comfy. deceased. j, il nr,itr,d by tbs
Cmrt, that the said administrator notify the
creditors 81 the said deceased to file tl.ci 9
claims against said deceased. in the Register
IL Wills rfsice OF Sam, Mays C.a,n,y. on OF
before the ie,xh day 81 july next. fr divi-
dsnd. and thst this 0ssisr he published in the
Faint Nary's CARTE, once wcok i'm each
waek. nnsii the said ] 9th day Of july next.
lost.
fe . JAMES r. N. RALEY,
-. Register If Villa
for S.. hary's County.
April 2s,h. lssi--td.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
White HILL ACADEMY.

1'HIS Institution is situated in Leonard
L Town, St. Mary's C'rtty. Md. a"d Is
nos open f.r tl.r reccpli' IN u pupils.
The course uf this INSTITUTION embraces all
the branchrs generally taught in Academies.
4 semi annual report will be lr~nsElittet.
to Parents amd Guardians.
A Conveyance will always he in readiness
to take to thriT own church, the young ladies
oi different denominations.
Pupils m,,>t come provided with table nap
kins aud towels.
Terms, per session. Of ten months,
For board. w.se,ins, light, fsct. &c $1,000
English; 1000
French; 1000
spanish; 1000
German; 20 90
Nnsic-riano or Guitar, with use Of
instrument; ~ 90
Drawing and water painting, each. 1900
Oil painting; 2U.00
Al books and stationery at the xsual
prices
Payable. quarterly, in advance.
The regular Academic year will commerce.
On the 1t Monday after the 18th If Ssptcn,-
Der and terminate the last Thursday before
the 18th OF July.
For further information apply TO the prir-
eIpie, al Leonard Town.
MISS. MAMIE r. MADDOX.
Feb. 18th, i36S-tf
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NEW FALL
AND
WI.tTEE GOODS

TIME undersizned you'll cali the Alteration
Il Of ,Le public 10 the fact. tl'.t they h.v.
ust opened At their store. Ia i.-"Ga-d Team
"a new and carefully selec,t.: .'~k -: fall and
Winter Gvvis. Their ass E,,DeLt es,tsace.
the following arta'ies:-
Cloths; Cassiu,--s; v~>'ing~: C.s,inett-
Fu.l-cLahs; FsmLeis; Hat Cap-; s.a.ii".
Dr,xs G.. sis, oi every variety and ,i,~cri ll,n
Dress Trimmings; Domestic. N"tin.. ton.
factonerits; Cigars and T..bacc.. o! cinice
quality. large and compete assortment ("
lica,iy-made Clothins;. x,ni in short. every.
thing, except Groceries aud Shoes; that i,
usually kept iE a country sr"re.
They will sell GA reasonable term, AID in.
vite call from the public.
SCOTT r 60.
Leonard Town. MI.
Nov. 5th, lSss--lyr.
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BOOT
Il ~ u
SHgl MhNUFhCToRY!

fRNEiE I'm t.isi ..,c.i .-sr leave tn inf"rm l,i-
.pc,,ed, rev b., AID She Mana.a.t,a,
IL Leonard ! wa.
Having >ery.,i fr 81 considerable length G
time his trade, tr is th.r "isl.ly acquainted
with the hu-inrA.. AID E..,t.r. himself. thai
his work will give rn,ire .a,i.ta till.
HIs work is made i.i the i.t-.t styles, 20,
the iuwe.t cash prizes sal at ,Ls les, ,aasrri.
al. he is cu,.iiahi il will rec,in,lr-u.i .s.-if
arl f,qu-st the public To- give lin, sn carl,
call.
vi MA. +. LEIGH.
December I0,h. 1st3-3~.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

AlOrlCE 10 hereby given sh., the subseri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans Csurr
Of st. Mnry's county IN Maryland, letters ..f
IN the personal estate of Phiiip
Melton, late Of sa,d county, decsaEel. All
persons having ciains against the said de-
ce.,ei, are hereby warned to exhii'i' tie same
with the proper vuuches thereof. 10 the sub.
scr,ber on or before the % d day OF Oct, leS4
"t .erw,se they may be excluded by iau from,
all benefit Of the raid estate. Given under our
hands this Els. day Of April, 1864.
MARK B. CIiCNN.
Ex'r.
AyYii Slst laSl-lw
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

sI~!IE undersigned. having devoted thres
i YEARS tn the s,ud, at Dentistry, offers HE
professional services Ia the pubic. Tie viii
practice dentistry, hereafter. ia conjunction
with medicine. and can always be found
When uot professionally engaged, At the ole!
residence ii G. C. Spshiing. in Mellcy's Neck.
Al! nrsirrs sd iiessssi t" him. ir.''n this and
the adjnnins Counties, will incs. with pro,s =.
att:ntioa. -- .... ..
J FELIX MORGAN. VI. H.,
Lesa,ard Town. z. D.
February 25th, 1864 3m.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
FOR SHERIFF.

GEORGE D. DUKE announces Ma. SET ~ q
candidate far Sherff. q The neat sseeaioain Ss,
Aary's County. and soliciss abe surper. Of ~
,sesijs aud fsllow citizens.
Nov 18th, lo63-;e
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
EQUITY NOTICE.

Thomas II. Fowler In the Circuit Cur,
and Others, for st. Msry's county
W.. sitting ~ Court Of
"''a sas ssss1 Bowie" : Equity.
The object Of this bill is to obtain q decree
frr tho sale If the real estat' of Gu.ty B,wles.
late Of st. Mary's county. deceased.
The bill states, in substance, that Gusty
Bowles died leaving real estate in ST. MARY,
c'unty--ihat there was ho administration
upon his personal estate-that he left sn i'm
s..fic;eicy Of assets to PAS his .etts, and tina,
be left the 70 lowing hcirr at law: Wa.hlhs-
ton Bo~les, whose interest was sold b DIR X
Neale; Hilleary Bowles, whose interest va.
-old to DIR X Nexie; w j Bowies wl,use in-
,erest was s,ld to Ihpmxs II Fowler, aid
William Desn. and that the said William
Dean Ii nua-res;.ient III the Stals Of Mary
laa,d
The bill prays for sale of the real estate
Tor the payment If the cresiit.,rs, and aek.
for subpraas against the said Washington
Bowlts, lailleary Bowk.d. DR. R.abert Neale
Thomas H Fowles am. William Dean.
II is therefore .Jjudged aud ordered iy the
clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary
county. sitting As . court vi equ:ty, that thc
complainant. by causing q copy ef this order
&c be published in the ST. Msry's Gazette
once . week for fai. xncceswive weeks IRE.
vious to The third Monday 1t .Inne next, give
notice to the said Williams Dean Of the obec,
and substance of this hill and warn him ia
appear in this Court, either in person ~ ty
solicitor, on or before tie third Monday oil
June next, TO aha wer the premises and yhew
cause. ii any he ha-, shy decree ought uot
70 pass ~ prayed.
/ JOHN A. CAVALIER. Cr.
True cory-Tea.
March nth. IS84-4w
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

NIoTicE 10 h.rsbs gwen .hs, III. mp.er,s.r
IN has e;,,ained from the Orphans cear. Of
Saint Mays county, in Maryland, ,e,tsrs Of
6dminiSsfatisns on the personal esiate Of Vim.
N. Tayles, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having elaiIns asxinst the said deceased
are hereby warned ssexhsbit the same, with shs
proper vouches theFesf. 70 the subscriber o, OF
before he i0sh Of Sept, 1854, Otherwise they
may be sxeluae1 hy law from ali beaeit Of the
said ssseis. Gives undes my hand this LOAF
day OF March, 1854. a-.s $50.
JOHN w. FOWLER.
Admiiistrstsr.
Mar~k lA,b yAsA--la
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

Chaptieo. Nov. 1ih. 1853.
Messrs Editnrs :-Psease anroancs Joha v
Posey . candidate Tor the Clsrkship ofshe
Circus. Court for SAINT Mary Couasy. n the
asxt election for that siice, and sbi,ss.
Eose nkev lsh. loeS--tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
Had Quarter. D;...i.a Il 81.
f''sr .;s..ss !. ~, u. Z

fc1Sr INcoxocF. 1fws. ~ I,
MARCH, ~ leisA.
/. Grserd Osse<ra. No. 8 M sflFgH .iyrHs
! "HEkEAs spi.i,,a1,s esesss~' a.. ~. : u
w >;aItAy sid hs srs<rss. fave,a. s,al4
"tissrs. r. lss- ana Snssasf 40 .i~ h.l,fnfylxr-
yier 81 tee us,ss~i Stafs~. wlsc usssir ri. H.
aaencs tlr rs.a. have ap,s,.aas. r.s..sa. iyos,gs
asss uah~cuisg T., shxs.iss Ives ana i.tni.sss
Z" tue lseaceSi.e citxrIis NJ ,s casansy. --a ga
| AHi whcT.as th~rr h rrA- ~ n k..i-y- tint
large Quantities of spiti,Ms,s ,i,,.s. zee
brenahi lat. this Military Diss.irx with i,s-,,t
." disIexe of the Ssn,e In yisaii~, nf NJ b. 4.
and sriess a the Gares,,,ne.i I'll ths r.i.~a
States $50 ~ teas .
1h~resur- III csssry 'o~wrers st.c AZ go ~a-.
sun~d a;a.ss snd put .. s,d s.s,uL ,i,..a-
,iS,,s 81 law. anal ia ssceniance mish ,le r..
qurst Of n,aly cisizrns.
Il il ..rsicr.s:: That ~ ,ers.,n H. III le.,s.x
after ~'li. k-p ks sale. ssingw css.< ..
| br'usht wistGn she e.s',eiy nj st Nary.. els
sp:ritunns liqrms - wiass siiisrf . .r.s.-s
in writing fir<s had and 'SbtAi,.eL ir.u nw.,
Head Quarters. 4. &c.. I"*
ANY viIaiu t.f this e,.ler viii .rti.,s ,s-s~
t!ridtr In arrest and iiElristsu,shf. sIl .iiy.s
hnon. liaurrs aud Wines tss.d in iis +.s ms
possession o. r"nti~ativ,s. anil s;.- .s,ssss
tavern ~ either plse~ ~ lu>in.~. Il ID. ..iI,s
der where sriri.u.ais l'tHr. % "iSSs ~. kept
far sac will he eiss.sl g.f ;yt.... II,
This f'r,icf i,ss nnt c.r.cen Ii,ysi~sa-a
anil surgeons in the .r,iin.r, II .pirs.i. -
l:qr"s and ~incs in tn. rr.cti,. II .beir .r...
fc-ei.,,:s. ih
Licenses will only Il. er>.,t-d nrsh ~,i,,.a
application To- the Gent rs.S ,'a.ln,.esi.sys Mo
district accsanl'anicd ny the Cath q: An
sia..te Isescrih~d by tie l'.e~ia.s, IS lie
Ca'ss-i S'.''s in his rs.~lamAt" II lh-. a--
i,r sIn, iS.x.
|. by s.san's.d Fl His tien NAasr"s: y
J. y. PAlrtnsn.,
Captain and Pr,v.,t Mat-aai.
Official!
j. T.. DIS SY.
.. lat Lieut.. 5'h cavalry.
Acting ...!pnaat.
- Cavalry O.tats,i.s,s
March 24th. ts6t-!f
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ATOTlcE 10 hereby given that the ga bscri
IN Der has obtained from the Orphan 8
Court % Sc, Mary 'sc county in Maryland. let.
Dsrs ef standardization on the personal estate
Of n enry Ellis. late of said county, de.
eeased. All persons having claims asaIDs, the
said decsased, are hereby wsrned to exhibit the
same will, the prnpsr .suei,ss shsreof, to th.
ssisscriher on o. before the 10th day Of Sept,
1884, oshsrwlss they may be excluded by
las frssa al 0ens6; Of the said estate. Given
y ndes my hand ih,s sO'h day Of March
CHARLES ROWLING.
AtminisiTassr.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

Rev J E Ely, s }, President Geo rgess~s Gu
Iege.
h r Wiget, s j., President Gonzaga C"!ies..
ID Lynch, 8 j., Prof Gonzasa College.
Z Z Watdron, R1ron,eo Coii~:s.
4 Walter. Washington.
F Z Boyle, Washington,
Father Bowling, o y D.. Wasaingsca.
Charles White. d D., Washington.
3 A Mcguire. s j., Washington.
SAmf Barber, S j., ST. Tn"niss'. Cha'Ies t:".
Csn,iilus Viansza. 81. Thomas, Lhns.es Co.
r Power. 81. Thonsns.' Charlie Ga.
Rev Father de Wolf, Nss T"wn st. Aiary .
CouIty.
r Il Lanahan, St. Peters,, Charles Co.
Father Eaaefs. s j., 81 Josei.h's ,, Mary ;.
Co.
Mrs. 4 D"uglsss, Clement Hn,, Esq, Ge"rss
Riggs. u HELEN, II D., Capt. SANDS. W }
& Duhani I, NJ d. Washington City.
October 2lhd, lsti3--6sR
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Or. MARy,s ACADEMY voR YOUNG
Ladies',
NEAR BRYANToWN, CHARLES COuN-
TY. MARYLAND.

9THlS Isssiu,,oa, conducted by Mrs, DAx-
u sEl ~ aJes ard dsuxhaer.. - situated IN
enc Of tbe is.sss hssssilai and healthy Pors'"ns
q Maryland. About sixiy s.rss 81 isaf are
attached. mn on the iawn fs mineral s,rsB..
strongly ifapresns,sd with sulphur and iroa.
The Moses Msi,s bes.,g e.ssfs Of she Ss.
cred Heart, she Studies and discipline are 81.
seniially the same - in sLs arad-spies cf f''si
Order.
Terms rss snnnm payable half early "a 3D.
vance:
Board and Tuisiaa in all the branches Of
thorough Eng iish Educat'..n, $llb %
Music. French, Drawing. Dancing. ETC.. fosu'
extra charges.
Further particulars can q had by addressing
Mrs Daniel Meior.
Rev T GAlTLY. Pastor S, Marys. Chap
lam.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

HSiiIS is 10 notify the public, that the M
i ,icr-isned have associated themselves in
che Practice of MediciIs. ~ take effect on and
alter the f:r.t day Of prii 1854.
In oil Cases requiring CONSULTATION. the SER
vio-a of bath will 10 rendered, without extra
sharss.
r. P. BLAKISrOSE, N. D.,
C.. NJ. HAMMEI'r, NJ. D.
March 24:h, lSs<-ln.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

AIOTicE il he-eby gwen that the suisse ,hss
IN has ot:ained ff"Ia the Orphans Court fer
Saint hary's county. IN Maryland. letters
ssEaaentary on the personal estate 81
Elizabeth Nesie. late Of said CO.. deceased
All pers,ns h.ri"- claims axains, the said do
c.ised, are hereby warned Ia exhibit the same.
wish the proper youehes .hersof, 10 lhe sunscri-
Der, on or b. fore ,h< 18th day OF August. 1864,
sther~ise .hey may be excluded by law from all
benefit Of the said ssssss. Given under my
hand this 23ih. day ef February. lsS4.
MARY ID. COAD,
Executrix
February sssh, i664-lw.
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April 2ist, lSs4-lw.
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F...,.ua,y i1sh, ieGl-ssr.
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.s'OTfcE 70 CREDITORS.

March 10Th, lS64--xs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-14
THE ARMY VOTE.


Important Official Regulations from
the War Department.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The following
general order has just been issued from
the Adiutant Generals Office:
"In order to secure fair distribution of
tickets among soldiers in the field, who by
the laws of their respective States are entitled
to vote at the approaching elections, the fol-
lowing rules and regulations are prescribed:
1st. One agent for each army corps may be
designated by the State Executive or by the
State Committee of each political party, who,
on presenting his credentials from the State
Executive or the chairman of said committee,
shall receive from this Department pass to
the headquarters of the corps for which he is
designated, with tickets of proxies, when re-
quired by State laws, which may be placed by
him in the hands of such person or persons as
he may select for distribution among officers
and soldiers.
3D. Civilian Inspectors of each political party
not to exceed one for each brigade, may in
like manner be designated, who shall receive
passes on application to the Adjutant General,
to be present on the day of election, to see the
elections are fairly conducted.
Sd. NO political speeches, harrangues or
mitted.
4th. Commanding officers are enjoined to
take such measures as may be essential to Sc
cure freedom and fairness in the divisions, and
that they be conducted with due regard to
good order and military discipline.
9th. Any officer or private who may wan
distribution among the legal voters. interfere
with the freedom Of election, or make anv
false or fraudulent returns will be deemed
guilty of an offence against good order and
military discipline, and be punished BY sum.
mary dismissal or court martial.
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Dispatch from Gen. Burbridge.

Dispatch from Gen. Burbr1dge.
Gen. Burbridge makes the following report
of his operations:
CArLErsBURo, KY, Oct. SO A. NJ.
To Z. ". Stanton:
Pursuing the enemy from Clinch Mountain
and Lowell Gap, after heavy skirmishing, we
met the enemy three and a half miles from
Saltville on the morning of the I'd, and drove
he was strongly entrenched on the bluff in
heavy force under Ecols, Williams, Vaughan
and it is said Breckenridge.
We at once attacked him and drove him
from his works on our right and centre, held
him in check on the right, and finally In spite
OF artillery and superior numbers, whipped
him at every point and forced him back to his
own works.
In the evening our ammunition gave out
and holding the position taken until night l
withdrew. The command is in excellent Or
der and spirits. The occupation of the works
themselves was only prevented by the failure
of our ammunition.
From prisoners 1 learn that the enemy's
force was between 5000 and 5000, and that
Breckenridge was present with 1000 from
Lynchburg. My force amounted to 800 en-.
gagged. It is ascertained that his force greatly
Outnumbered ours.
A detachment sent to Pound Gap forced its
way through and drove Prentice with supe-
rior force from his works at Gladville, captur-
ing several prisoners, number OF small arms
and one piece of artillery.
Our loss in all is about $50, while that of the
enemy is much greater. I will report more
fully by mail in the morning. On the I'd re-
ceived orders from Gen. Sherman to return.
8. G. BURBRIDGE, Major General.
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GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
GUERILLA OPERATIONS IN KEN.
lucky.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-This morning about
o'clock, a gang Of twenty-five rebels under
the command of Pete Everett, tore up the
track of the railroad one mile south of the low
er station. which is about midway between
Paris and Lexington. The morning passenger
train from Lexington came along in few
minutes afterwards and was Immediately at
tackled by the rebels who fired in the cars kill
ing negro and wounding three white men.
The engine and tender were run off the
track and the cars destroyed by fire. Nearly all
the passengers were robbed. Everett took
$1,000 from the Adams Express Company, and
$40 and watch from Conductor Wellman.
The watch was subsequently recovered.
The passengers were allowed to return to
Lexington, distance of about eleven miles.
Everett and men left for parts unknown.
The passenger train which left CovingtOn
this morning has returned. 1t proceeded no
further than Boards Station. The soldiers who
have been guarding the trestle work between
Cynthiana and Paris were Withdrawn yesterday
for some reason and it is feared that that struc-
ture, which is the most important on the road,
lessee went into Carroll. KY, Sunday night
and stole about 5000 worth of goods and
money. 1t is reliably stated that there not a
single federal soldier in the counties of Car
roll, Trimball, Owen and Henry, and that Jes-
see enters at pleasure and commits all kinds of
depreQatiOnS,