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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE..

WAS f"und upon shore of the Pa.o-
w nsc kivT, .n 81. Cashar:ne's" cr
.ohank's I.iand." an ~ 2sth day Of Ssp.
s~,nfer last. ihs S.!y "f man, supp sc,i t.,
have b~.u ,:.ownsi. AMI g., which hjy shero
is NJ, evidence "f identity. 4 c,1oa-f's 10.
qne>t has been held. An3! the following facts
have b>.en eliitsi: rh- .!ccraSi is snpposc!
tn have ben Atnsus twenty five years IL s.c;
w~s ires.rd IN tw" a,nncl shirts. the under
blu" ar.h tho over "f !, tighter cl,r. He W..
nf Metiinrn hcisht, st.,tit. had dark hair, n.
whiskrrs and the color u! his syss and cnga-
pl-Iien csMil1 nj b. aserrsA,nr.i, In consr-
qncncs os tbs ss"l,cn a~: .lis6surei cuuc:-
tim ~ che lv.iv. lie had tho appearance e
having hsi. in the Naval service, and op his
person we've rapers that trnied 81 that COZ.
clu,inn. A paper was i"un.l with she name
sf John Dixon upm u. Ahd whic!. pnrpor;e1
tn b. d,schArgc from the Naval service;
without showing, h"weve-. the county ~
State from which the ,ieccAssd hail been su-
listed. The paper. On the contrary. was In
formal and irregular. and WAS believed by
the Jnry smpan-lle.. l'y she Coroner to 10 .
forgery. There were articles uf cnnsida:ahls
value E'un7 upon the Person nf the deoea.ssi,
which will he he.iveros! 10 The legal claimant.
when the proper svi.lc,co shall DO furnishe,!
{" cattle him - shsn,; aud "hen the leg,l
Costs in the premises shaI! be prd. The b .iy
hid the appearance It having been far sever
al days in ,he water before il was found 4
large portion ~ N" l~r.n hal nsen DESTROY
ed by crabs and h.h; and the stat. 4 ,!-cos..
position in which il Was fo.ni would rend-r
it, identity. by even sn intimate acquain.
taIcs, y mA'ixr "f ~xtvrIne doubt.
Address,
JOHN II. YATES. J.P..
acting Cnrorr.
Head of 1T Cx,n~nt's bay.
~. Mary's Coan.y Nd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
peaoe pYopositions

Peace Proportions
Late copies Of Richmond papers contain
letters from Vice President Stephens,
E1-Gov. johnson and Ex- x-Congrcs.maL
Bryce advocating q peaeeaSls 'olu,'on Of
our national troubles. Indeed. il cannot
now be doubted. that there is . strong
ana growing peace seo.ineut in the S'u,h.
and it needs but prop'~ responsc FROM
sh- Northern people TO pu, an end to the
ssrife in which We are engaged. To ae-
compli.h this cnd. the election Of MeClel-
Ian alone is necessary; and. II We shall al
do our duty at the November sl"c,iou. not
hostile shot will he Gred after ,he fourth
- March. Let 10 all. then. rally around
the democratic stsndsrd. aud We shall be
speedily rewarded With the most beui6cens
results
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Tas U>c6Spirrox A. Ux,sx SrAss Co.'S
vESrms s.---This b iy Eaes at Tsapersaee
Temple. in the city Of Baltimore, ca
Tu:slay. the 18Th ins.aat aud msde The
following nouiaati,ns: For 0oserser--
Thomas Ssann, Of Bal,i,aose city: Liea-
sensas 0overnor-Dr. Z. C. Cox. Of Tai.
bus county: Attorney 0sueral-Aha.na-r
Randall. Of Annapolis: Coar.s"l'er of,he
Tresssry-Robers J. Junp. Il Csrolisc
county. Judge Of the Court Of App..ls--
Dssiel Weis..l. Of Washiss,os county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
coMxuNicArss.
STATE TICKET.

n. Filter: In the eveae Of the .dop-
ton % the New Cons,isuii"n. We ssss-st
to the d.moerary Of the Mate che folI"s-
ing ,ietet--suhjees. Of coarse. to the SETON
oS . Democratic State Convection. shosld
one be h~ii:
Fer 9overnor--Juige r Il Carmichael;
" Ii. 0ov<suor -Thomas Dev-esnsn;
- Compsrslier-A Engsn Jarrett:
" Attorney G-uer.l-T Farkin SCOTT;
Court Of APpesls-Jniee X Ford.
OiB SS. MAKY's.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
10 Voting ir Na: yland.

10 VosfBg II 4ai ylAnd-
The f'Iipwing is al extract kom . let
ter recently written from Bal,imors city {,
The New York Tribune:
LIN eosversssior With one n the na,Ns
earnest ssd indefafig ,ble Union men
Ut this oisy. asked What the feeling vas
here shou, the Presidency ~. replied.
Th,re will be so person run against Mr..
Lineoln IN this city or state We src
unisei 90 ihst The reb-ls here srs veil
known. aud not ouc will dare 10 vote"
II the fsieDtl. Of Mr.. Lus"ln expect to
carry the cote Of this S,..a. shr"sgh she
means soreshadoued in the above r.rn-
graph. they will &ud themselves mistaken.
The statement nsey be correctly applied to
the city Of Baltimore. bu, the counties are
thoroughly awakened to q sense c!f their
duty. No, only will .'persen" be run
against Nj. Lincoln. but. from the signs
Of the times. tha, "person" will mos. as
susedly receive the electoral vote Of this
ososS. oC SSsssu VI suG tosS IOoSshh.
.ioa ConveSsion hss eoselusiveiy demon
.s'.'ed the fatal consequences Of permit
ting the friends of M.. Liscoln to longer
eostrol our political destiny; aud the Peo-
pie of the eouuties have fully determined
TO redeem the State st the November elec.
ti"n. II there shall be nil ky inserfer-
enc. ss the polls. and ve1 B. sorcibly
prevented from vS,iog. the! prediction. Of
the above correspondent may provo cot
rect. But. il be hopes TO prevent Us from
exercising the right Of suffrage BY intimi-
ds,ion, or BY such knavish inueudo as
above sesnrted to. be reckons without his
host. The .upPorters d Gen. MeClel-
Ian. in this State, may al BE- we'll known
rebels" in the estimation Of the TriI4xe's
correspondent. but they will hardly be
frightened from the discharge Of their du-
y. BY the vulgar bravado Of . Baltimore
A Ab.liiiouist.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
'uTEsT FROM TINE FR0I1I'

%HE subscriber takes this method Il in.
} f,rn,ins his friends. aud the pnhi:c GEN.
orally. shat he is now in r-c-ip, OF hi. snp-
ply "f F\LL ami WINTER GOODS-en1.
hracins . well ,elees~d stock Vi
DRY GOODS;
GROCERIES,;
HARD w \EE;
QUEEEESWAR ARE;
BOOTS. s'IOES aud HATS:
slso large assosts.eut of. READY MADE
CLOTHING.
lie 1a,s~rs himself he has lail In bis so..is
up"n such te,Hs ~ viii enabls him ~ sen
up.n the mos, favorahls terms considering
the present. prices ~ 0md.) and share Of
the pntlic patronage = ssnss respeesisiiy No.
licite.:
TIE highest priSs given tor Rags. Beef.
hides and sa kind Of tar
y. CONRAD. Agsss
Ocs. 3esh. Jos4-Iyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
MARRIED.

On the 18Th iastant. By the Rev Mr.
Ho,kins, Frsacis d Adam, to Amanda
Herbert
On she Goth instant. BY Rev. Mr.. De
Wolf. John r Cri>mond to Rstclle Male.
On the same day. BY tLc R.v. Mr. Hoe
klaus. John Cory TO Mary Cspsey.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
YREELAyD, HALL 4 co -.

w DEALERS 10 DOMESTIC. and F.lE-
ElGN LIQUORS. have removed from No
les West Pratt, Street. to No. <6 South
STREET. East side, between lombard 4 Bsl,
Streets and are prepared With increased u
cilsties fus business. 81 oars all articles l,,
their line On the meet fav orahle terms.
E.pecial attention 10 paid to sl,e ree.ifyiur
OF e..mm.a whisky.
All cuLiennsn,s "f eoubssy produce wall
meet with prompt and Personal at,va.,irn
Oct 27,h, 8Gl-Sin.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Voters will remember that neat Tues.
day week. the 9Th Of November. 10 cleo
si"n day Let there BE- . general tur" out
iu ,he ccunty. and We shall give 1900
n.jc,i,y Cor the democratic ticket. fn
ever, county in the State. the good work
- actively rr'ersssine; and. from present
indications. Maryland ~in most sssuredly
vote for Me- Cleli.n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
The DraA.

The Drsft.
W. lears. from Thad. X Preus<. E.q.
agcu, for the County Commissioners. that
be has received Official information fram
Col. Holland. ,ha, the quota Of this ecu :
~ has been reduced from 366 {" 1S9 and
sha. there 10 fair pro'peot tha. ruthcien,
further credits will be allowed 70 render .
draft here unnecessary.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
The IsW Constitution =.

The GtW Constitution.
The rfic;al home vote of the State D
esins, the Cons,itatiou " reported a.
1855. The maj. rity for It in the army
,o,s exec, do 5000 If correctly given BY
cur Baltisaore exchanges. As the latter
vote. however. hss 90, been officially an-
pouueea. the issue i. evidently still in
doubt. The G"veraor is required by lag
to proclaim the resul. ty the 6rs: day Of
November. and the matter. therefore. will
Be definitely scttled in Ev days.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
Tns Nsxr MAINLAND Lke,srAruAx =

Tns Next MARYLAND LEG,srArUAx -
Under ih.. nv Constitution thr next Stat.
Senas. viii consist Of three Senators from
Baltimore city and one from each county
The representation iu the House Of Dele
gates will be as follows: Allrghany S
Anne Arundel 2. Baltimore city IS. BAL
si"ore county 6. Ca!rer, ], Csroline 2
Carroll 5. Cecil 4. Charles l. dorchester
2. Frederick 8, Hartford 4. Howard =.
Kat 2. Montgomery 2. Prince George,
2. Queen Anne's 2. s.. Msry'- l. So'nsr-
sc, 3. Talbot 2. Washington 5, and wor
cester 8 - Total 80 members.
The city Of Baltimore is to be divided
into three legislative districts. eseh essi-
,l<d to . Senator and .i1 Delegates.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

TINE NEWS.
Since or las. issue. reports have been re-
o<ived Of heavy Sighting in The Shsnan-
do.h Valley. .nd Sheridan has been .g,iu
vic.ori,us The 6gh,ing Was brought on
BY surpri.ea attack BY Early: and. d.
ring the early part Of the engagement. the
Confederate are admitted 70 have had the
advantage. BY pressing their success .
little too far. heu~ver. they came upon
Sheridsn's resssvea. strongly en,renched;
and. after three unsuccessful attempts to
carry the p~itioo. they sppear TO have
hastily r~.rssfsd. Gen. Sheridan reports.
stss be pursued them f~ several miles.
and captured several pieces Of artillery aud
quite number of priseusrr. Late Richmond
papers sdHis that the fghl closed rather
disasasinusly. bu, she .'rehels" clsim to have
suisrea mush les< loss in killed sud wounded
than the enemy. and to have captured
1900 prisoners They also sami, the l"ss
Of IL pieces Of artillery. bus they deny
,hss Sheridan captured any considerable
ssnsb<r Of psisoo~rs.
H"oi i. ssill in the rear. of Sherman.
sna rspsrlsd I" b. shining kr Middle Ten
nsssee er Sesshssa Kentucky. Shsrmau's
main force y IN rapid parsuis Of him. asd
only ose eosns. il 10 nov reported. is
South Of The Chss,.hoochis. Ailsoss is
reporsed ss ihe South to BE- invested By .
large milisia fcssc. and 70 b entirely "a,
q fren Nonbess sonnunicstios. Moth
ing skeisl has Iees psllishsd. of lite from
this aepast&sns. Bot 6hernsn. ~ lstess
seesans. ''Aad she eseay jpss whsse b
wanted him-". Brasreessd has reached
nooI's srny md sssamea ~ chief con-
nsDd.
Tksrs = nosAisg oGsial fsso Missouri.
ksi Price = reported TO h>ve been worss-
ed - lsas ess.ssnest end to be % The
PetseaA.
Thsss = psaAine ssv u isessss isso
other niilie..y depanaeass. "
Gss. Lese.sSsss h.s ssssvessd from hi
vsssd ssa = Assis is The I'D.
GoAi = 80 essssaes-Si7.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
Political.

xol1eAl.
Notwithstanding tho fact. that Gov.
Bradford has not Jet proclaimed the sdop.
,ion o: the New Constitution. We 6nd the
Union party" in the essse actively en-
gagged in making n.nius,ious for tie en-.
suing elrctisn. II does no. behoove us.
therefore. to remain idle rhe day oi
ciession Is near st hand. and We .hosld
NO. be taken BY surprise. Ezperienee has
taught u. that We may not overuucb 70.
ly upon Gov. Bradford. or the Court Of
Appeals; fos our State authorities have.
her.t,fore. manifested bu, little di-posi.
,iou to orpoec the deelsrsd wishes Of Mr.
Lincoln. II the New Constitution shall
bs proclaimed rejected. we shall not be
'hc loser BY little premature vigilance:
but. on ,he contrary. II il shall Be ohcisl.
~ sunouaoed - the ssp1sus law Of the
State. the clse.ioa vill slsssss inned,s,ely
follow. and We shah hsve no time to pre-.
pare for the eouisg conflict We. :b.ss.
fore. in the name Of the people Of thin
cosnsy. sugge.t the. name of tAe Hon
BENJA. @. HARRIS Tor Congress aud
respectfully submit. his slsims 10 the vo'
sers Of shis Congressional District. Iii.
pas. representative sesoea fully entities
him to the sAdosss.asss oi The people oil
this section of ,bs State; and his ssesdias,
adherence TO the trne principles of demo.
cg.sy furnishes the last gnassnsee ~ could
..h for his political orthodoxy. The isfs
nsous si,cnps Of he late Abolition Con.
Aress. h suPpssss freedom II debate in tae
National Cosneih. deserves . rsbake; aud
il eaupos Be more n,!y administered. thar
by shs rs-eleetioo Of the great ehsmpios'
OF she causs Of denoesacy. snd the sbls
defssdes Of Constitutional liberty. Dr.
Harris. Ne ere satisfied. will have 10 hesi-
t.ncy in serving The people II re.eleeses::i
aud. 70 secure chs, end. We only ask ol
ahe desseerssy in sas other counties az ,he
di.sTies 20 nsshe lsoss 10 The vssers thai
be is ossdids'e. and to sss ,hss hn nsua
10 psintsd upee iAd sishe.s. =
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

AxEssxs ~ Tus Mlts1ARY Quite .
snn,ter Of persons have been arrested in
shi. eosnty. BY the military authorities.
during sAe past week. They represented
themselves. generally. - refugees from
the South; but - they failed to repor.
th-..s,lves st military headquarters. it is
not improb.ble that the main portion Of
them are drsersers frop the army.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE.

nN scv,unt " nrraerun' applications r..
~ c~ivcd frun the Nrrsh ny the u,.der.
igne.i ail Esrr-s,s having iHms. "r paris of
farms. finm 1000 10 10 acres, Er sale, caa
d..tsrsc VI san,c hy rsiltng no
q FRED. MADDOX
Agent TO Bay and S.'il Rt~i ks,ss'.
Lk,vss.i,vSn. NJ.
Oct 2o,h, ls64--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

E,ec4oral Ticket.
The following IL the Mcclellan and
psndleton electoral ticket for this STATE:
For the State at Large: WIN. Schlcy.
John r. Franklin.
is. District George vickers;
2rd . Dr. Milton N. Taylor;
Srd {" Henry ". Jenkins:
A,h Thomas Devecu.ah;
6th Edward ". Belt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
Election Judge.

Election Judge.
The Frederick Cnion states. that sew.
eral suits have already hsen instituted in
Pr~i.riek C"uuty against the Ju'igss Of
he late el-c,ion. These aetious have
been b-ough. BY rarti-s Who refuscd to
take the prescribed oath. yet ei.imca to
'.e l.gshy qusli6:,d voters How !ar thedeei.
sion Of Gov. Bradford si'l pro- ct hes
Judges in IN Actin for dAma.-. is mat
ter, therefore. about to be tested. II
these unfortunate Judges have been
isveiel-L into trouble. his Exorllspcy
should b. made b foot the bill
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
fC,AMU SlcAfEo.1

Mr Editor: Please announce Baker A
Janaisor. the able and eloquent defender ~
democratic principles. fur The next Les;siA.
ture OF ydasyland
: IL he will consent 70 b . candidate. We
promise h,,n the hearty support of the
FAcsoRS D,sTxIcr.
Ocs. 9Th, i9SA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

r. Wan, o. space prevented us from
publishing the late Address Of the Demo
cratic State Central Cumniiter 10 this
week. paper. 1t is an able d"eauss..
well suited 10 the times. and will be pub
lished in our next issue.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

ICoAAUXIcAfEp
Messss. 1disors We c.xdialy reou,nmend
Raksr A. Jsmis.'s, Esq a. the voter. u y.
Mary county. ~ = Candidate IN every way
capxbl- n sustain th" iniercs,s Of our county,
III the next Houss IL Delegates f Maryland.
OLo CHAPrico.
Oct. 27th. 1854
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
DIED.

On Sunday m"r"iug last. after . pro-
,rscted illness. Carrie Lee. youngest chill
aud ouly daughter Of Bennett r. and
Philonrna Abra, aged sbou, l6 IN u,hs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
C0NlCnlcAYep,

[CeNuUnIcATsp.
Pr the House Of n.lega,es "f Nd lsakes
a. Janison. E-Q., il snxxestd. t,uhi:ct 10 a
county Cosvensioub AMI will te 'uppnrs%sl
Nv MANY VorKns.
Ocs cnh, zee.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT
lcsrrec.ed weekly from the B,i,'more Sun J
BALrlMoRE. Ocs ~ 1864
WusAr-Whiss. Fair to priu,e g. 7Oa2 90
Red, 265..2 u
CoxS-White. 81 7O.l -
Y.llos, 81 SSH ~
OArs-M.rylsnd. so.S3
TosAcco- 10 to %
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

will "6rr At public sGlc. on
K0NDAT. Mc 16,A day of .Vov ~er..
&c fsis. il not the next fair day ,hrrcastcrj all
ray personal property. e'mss,ins of:
is Ifor<es and Mules; 46 Head
OF Cattle AMI working oxen; a
large lot Of Sheep and Hogs;
crop Of Corn and Provender; I
Carriage; ! Ruggy; Farming
implements, including Ploughs,
Cultivators, Wagons, Carts, a
I hreshing Machine and Gutter;
a fine Grist Mill; and House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
TxRMs OF SALx: All sums of0lo anil
under cash. On all sums sb"ve that amount
n credit d six months will b given. the pnr.
cha--s giving bnn.!. with security - b. APP
pr,vci by the untlersis"ui. and bearing in.
t,r.ss from she day Of sa!e. IN esse the
-iSve term. are nns complied with. tho pro.
persy ~ill h~ resold at the risk of shr default.
ing purchaser; AM: 81: property when struck
'H vii! be nj she risk Of the layer
o. MILES.
Oct. 9Th. lseA-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Lsr7sR o. Hon. Gsosss q. PsSrls.
Tom Til. following letter from Geors.
Il P-udles"n. the dsmocra,ic esnaidsse
for Vice Prssideu, of the United States,
has been received BY Hnu John Il. Has.
kin. Of the New York Dcuocratic Excce.
tive Conn,ittcc:
Cisc;sA4si. ')es. 17.-My dess Sir :--l
have received yssr f'irsd'y letter. Ma.
lignant misrepresentsti"ns and fslseh"od,
sre 20 frequent 10 our political s,ruggles
that | hav. rae undertaken t. correct
o. rcfut- them.
! make DO professions Of . ses fai,i
and only repeat my reiterated profession.
Vt an old one. when say that there il no
Que vho ehcri.h". n Rr"a.cr regard fr shs
U"ion-who las . higher ssase Of iss ines
timable bebr6,s-who would more ear.
neatly labor for it, restoration BY ali
means which will Eject that ~nd. than
myself.
The Uni"u 10 she guarantee nf the peace
the power. the prosperity II this Pe"pi-,
and no man would d"prseat. more hesrti-
~ or oppsss more lar'isscn,ly she essab-
lishmeut OF snothcr government, "ver shy
portion If tho .erri.ory ever within it.
limits
| am III favor Of szss>iag 40 condi,ions.
resisting upon 10 serus sos prescribed iu
the constitution: sad sss opPs"ra ~ say
course Of policy which will defeat the e..
,sLlishmens Of he government spos IL Old
foundation end in its territorial iaseRri,y.
sm. very truly. yosss. &C..
GSoRss Il. PDxDlEfon.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Carr II. Ja> r. Riehsrl-.,n ani James
Lsneell. are k...~n to have ro'si in like
ussuuersnaking ninety -fonr votes cast.
The eighty -aEe voters refcrsed to have
puhlisheJ card. Uish ih ir names At.
tsshed. that they v,ssd against TO-. Con-
s,itsii.,a. .sd are ready to maks aniavn
10 tha& effect.
Txs Nsw C,ssrisstioS -.iPp';ea'ion
far . WIT If NasLn~ss. ~ esscrday.
Th.s~.s 8 AlrI.s.ier. E-a n'is sppli-
eaten to Juige Martha. Of the Superior
C=ars. for . m.ndamus directed to q 'ver.
Aur Br ,df,rd. commanding him na to re.
seivs the Yates ,f the solIiers absent frem
the State on tho qoestis0 Of the ai"p,on
rf the uev C,n.,itu,i,n Of Maryland His
Honor. after expressing the opinios that
Qses,i,s II jari.dis'iou sss involved IL
tbs ease which b. was not called up'n
to decide. refused the application pro
formG. aud % appeal Was taken to the
Court of .App'al.. where 'hc Qaesti'n at
i>sue is expected to resolve tinal dec's'on
Ut an early day --.San Of Tuesday
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
ORDER or PUBLICATION

JSIcH .VCS'Ee.
John Moorrk .,hcrs.
IN the Circui, Curt for Saint Mays
county. sitting an a Cnurs Of Equity.
The osjee, Of this .ui, il to procure .
decree for the sale "f Certain r,al .s,sts in
81 Mary'e county. iu tho State VI Mary
iesd.
The till states in sub..anee shas . c-,.
tain trae. OF parcel OF land called bloom
6.li" or par, bloom6cid" lying and be.
ing in the coun'y aforesaid. conssiniog
twenty acres msrs o. loss. 10 he'll BY ,bs
complainant aud defendants % tenants in
oommon. ssa ihsi Is w"uld BE- 70 the IN.
teres, and advantage Of tho parties iatcr-
es,ed to sell said real esssse and divide the
proceeds AMONG the said par,irs agrecably
I" !sv- The bill also ssnses that Ellen b.
Raymon. Ellen Shanks. Ri.hy g Shsnhs.
brr husband. shree Of said defendants. srs
residents of the oity. Of B,ltinore. bu, II
has bees asecrtsined th.a they arc not roe
idrnss Of the State "f Maryland.
], 10 therefore sdjudged. aud ordered,
'hs' the complainant by causing = copy Of
this order 10 be published in the 8, Ms-
ry's 6asette. once week for fosr .ueres-
sics seeks before The ,vessiesh day Of Ne
vember nrzt. give notice 10 sht said ElIsa
q. ksymou. Eliza Sbsnhs. and Ri~by o.
SLanks. her Lushspa. Of ,hs object sss
substance Of thin blu. sua oar. them -
appear in shis sosss. either n psr,ns o. BY
selisisor. % o. before the sAira MssaAy of
March seat. - ssswer the premises. and
sAsw ss.se. IL say they have. Why d.
cree sushs Sos 10 psss - prayed
JEO A. CAVALIER. Clk.
Tue eopy--sess.
JNO. A CAVALIER. Cls.
Ossoacr l4sh 1864 Az
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

@ Dsring PTrsidsns Davis late visis
% Georgis. be aaadc = speech in vhich ks
paid . sutifsl tribute W ihs mhi:ary
Rcniss of0<s. DessSs1asd
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
FOR SALE.

O000 Cesa. Of OAK and Pine
0VOV xood (s,sndisg) wisain
shsse miles Of ssviession. for sale Ar-
pt3 - 8. J. SPALOlNG
Leca&skoOA Nd
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Ripe etTavbsvytes.
We we're shosn. on yesterday. . bsoeh
Of rip. ssrsvberriss. from the esraep ef
Mrs. James T. n. Raley. of ibis village
They wers .of fae siss. fully rips asl Of
jelicisss hisss. The bed tsem which
they vese sslesssd psssesNsd saise mid
-ssn.sr .sppesrs ,ee. .n'i .shs frsis end
plsa's ioohea q ksal,ly md visnssss -
10 sss,yssvvy aaaeon
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

TnB BArrLs OF CasAR Casxx.-A
corxe.poudsnt Of the Valid. on the bss,le
field. in sumsiug up H.. results Of this
tstEle, ssyr:
Our actual loss in the days engage
ment it is rs 70. inpossibls to ea,imste
Neither csA We estimate those of the enc.
my. presume that the rciurbs will sAo~
that our casuslties In killed end wouuded
are somevhss greater shsp shrirs. The
returns Of prisoneys may place % on m
equality. although the number which the
enemy took from Us in the moraius mus,
have been considerable. OF these We shall
probably get tack many. for many. ia the
midst of rheir fight. will 6nd means to
escape. In all else. in the number Of
gus and the amount Of array material
captured. in the total rous Of the whole
Rebel army. We have been the decided
victors. 1t would seem that under sic
losses aud lnorsiscxiona Of this las, defeat
that sru,y must be rendered nearly power,
lrss; bus recent experience has shown the,
!, possesses strange elasticity whith de-
feat aud loss Do soi wholly overcome. Sad
it can only b. eonquered By ,hs putting oi
every ,aan in j, Aors ds eoss6us.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Tss SolSiExs' Vo7s on the New Coz.
sIIIu7lok - MAINLAND 70 % THkwx
ou1.-1hr Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald writes The follow.
ink story. which the reader 10 1t liberty to
believe " disbslisvs:
1t y stated ts-nighs the, Gov Bssd.
ford h.s decided to throw sus the sold;e.s
vote upon the nev constitutes oe Mary.
land upon 'As ssouod that soldiers vsrs
nos su,horissd 70 vote Under she exiting
state lsv. ssd shss she Conssisssiopsl
Coavessies bsa no right 10 rzsssd the
suffrage bwJoaa she limits psssssibsd BY
the present lsw II this be 80. snd ths
.etion sf The Governor - sustained BY
The eouvts. the sev constitution i dsfsss-
ID and sssseips,iou 10 Maryland isdsa-
s;sely posspooed."
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

AussYD ELsc1sos PaSvps ~ DsssoS,
Mb.-TAe Densss Jnssosi charges shas
gro.s f'ssds vcse psspsss.sed 10 ,has eles-
,isa dissSiss - The Is,s eleesisn. u ssys /:
In e0sstiag oss The bsljoss 10 this
disaries, - IL vsass appeared against
fsAc Cssssisss;ss," vhessss eighty -uiIe
sossrs. who're ssaass appear spos tie psll
kosks. have certified. end propnss to sssar
,haa they vossd ''sgsib., The CssssissAiss.s ?
lsdepehdsssly ef ,bsss eighty mise sssss
'vA BrsdiS. Ei,Aei dDslebsry. h. "
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

In the Circui, Curt for Saint M.ry's
county. sitting az a Cnurs Of Easity.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Oct. 25th. 1854
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
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