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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
BILLS. IH


To the House Of Delegates on Friday
Mr.. Stoekbridgc, from the Committee "a
whom was referred SO much of the Gov
ern"r's Message as related to the calling
Ut State Constitutional Convention, re-
ported the following bill. entitled.
An Act to Prosi.le for Taking the Srn.e o,
tie People Of Maryland rpm the Erpe-
diency of Calling Caneentiion to
tFFap,e arNeW Consultation and Firm.
Of Government for The State. ami to
Proride for the Election Of Delegates
to said Generation. fT 'f.z
BLY' or MARYLAND.
i. That on "Wednesday. the 9th dav OF
April next. AN election shall be held in
The several counties of the State, and the
city of Baltimore. at the places, upon the
hours, and. save as hereinafter provided,
subject to the laws and regulations gov
erning general elections iu this State; and
each voter entitled to vote at such election
may cast his ballot, bearing the words,
for Convention" or ''aglinst a Con-
vention. together with the names OF such
persons as he may chooses to vote f.r "a
Delegates to said Convection; and the
Sheriff. OF the several coun,irs aud of the
city of baltimore shall give the anne no
iica Of said election which they are re-
Iquiredsty Law to give of an election for
Delegates to the General Assembly. 111.
T 2. That each Of the counties and the
city OF Baltimore shall be entitled to- the
same representation 10 said Convention
than they have r-tpcc,ive!y in the Srnate
aud House of Delegates; aud no ballot
which may be cast at said election shall
be counted for Delegates to said Cenven-
ton lift has written Or printed upon j,
the names or more persons las candidates
that the county or city in which said bal
lot may be cast is entitled to elect to the
said Conventions; i'reulsd: that any
such ballot shall be counted for Cou-
.veniion. or against a Convention. if the
words ''far Coz veniiom'' or against a
Convention" shall be found written OF
printed upon such ballot. ~ .Ff-I ''a-
B. II shall be The duty of fhe Judges Of
Electirn, whenever any vote shall. be
challenged upon The ground that ihe vote,
| Offering the same is mt - citizen, has ex.
patrinted himself. ar dcss No. a.:n,is hi.
ai.cgiance7 to- Abe United States. to- aa.
! ninisserrio him the fsih,wiHg cath Of al
icg'ance. as tasttot citizenship. aud I,
reject che vote Of any voter deciiring o.
r. fusing TO take such oast,.. ssaA'i - =
do solemnls swear .taat I hayy,
>'never voluntarily borne arms .agains. tn
! United States since I hare beea n cilizs,
thereof; thstf have. veiaatarily given n,
laid. conHseuancc, scounsel il or encourac e
l ment to persons engaged in armed hsst;l
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ROCK NE TO SLEEP.

Bsckw.,a, iarn backward, Oh: Time IN ron,
Make ms cl,iM again just fas to.uieht! II
Mstlier. c.sne. back fruns the lrcheless shore,
Take mo again To your heart sas Ut yoreE -
ki's from my forehead the burrows Of care.
Sn'outhe the few silver threads out OF my
hair,
Over my slnmbers your loving watch keep;
Rock me TO sleep, .nuiher. rock me to sleep.
Backward, flow. backward, ah tide Of the
years!
am 20 weary of tolls and II tears,
Toll without rcrompensc: tears all in vain.
Take them and gire me my chil,l hood again
have grswn wesry of .l,i<t anl decay.
Weary "f fiinSing my soul wealth away,
Weary at sowing for others L, reap!
RICK ME to sleep, Mother. rock me to sleep
Tired Of the ludlow. tho hase, the untrae. rC
Msfher. oh mother. my hear; calls for ynu
Many summer the g'ass has grown green,
Blrss"n,-d and faded. our fac,.s between.
Yet wits strong yearning and passionate pain.
Lon. Tonight for y"nr presence again
Crime fr an The silence long ani so deep;
Rick me to sleep, mother. rock me to sleep;
over my near. IN DAYS that have hswn. u
No love like y In"ther-iuvc ever MAS si,o~n:
No other worship ah.les and cndures,
Faithful unselti>l, ard patient like yours:
Nome like q mother can chara away pain
From the sick s.ul aud the world weary bran.
Slumber'~ soft c.lm ,!'cr my heavy ills creep;
Rock me 10 slrep. ,u"ther. rock NE to sleep
Come, let y"ur brown hair just lighted with
gold,
Fall on y.nr shoulders again a. ef old;
Lrt it fall over my forehead ,n-ni.ht.
Shading my faiLt eye. away frnm the ligh.;
Far with its sunny -cs' ,ed shadows once more,
Happy vii: thr"ns tho sweet visions Of yore;
L'vingly. s'ftly, its bright hiI,ws sweep;
Rock me- to slcep. m.th-r, rock ME to sleep
Mother. dear mother. the years have oeen
long % .-l..-.
Since last husl,csl % your In nlahy song;
Since rhrii, and un.p nav s,ii it shall ~eem,
Woma, holds Years have hr~n sut dream
Cla.psd to your arms in lev.ng embrace,
With y"rr white iashes just sweeping inv
face!
Never hereafter to wake or tn weep,
Rock me to sleep, mhher, rock me- to sleep.
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SENATOR FOOTE'S VIEWS or A
..r DICTATOR s 81 .

The eccentric Governor Foote. in the
course OF a debate in the Confederate Con-
gross. re.narked:-..IIe CHANGED To know
that there were men lot far from where be
stsod-God forbid that they shoalJ be
found IN this hall who were the open aa-
vocates of military despotism. Rumor
says that this portcntous Symptom is not
altogether confined to this sviuipace hnt
that one ar two servitors Of pa,npcr I'd
power are to be found even in the ranks Of
our army. Now, let him say. once for all
that he should not willingly surrender up
an atom Of the present controlling power ,,y,
over the reserved militia force Of the Sta.cs
to the President, and add to his present
dangerous capacity for mischief, ESPECIALLY
as he was sure that he would never wiling
~ surrender power Of any kind once vested
10 hun. AID would be but too ant 70 seize
all convenient opportunities of extending il,
The President will have to show himself. a
little more free from his strange and uu-
reasonable partialities aud prtiudsees. a
little more regardful Of well-known public
sentimcnt, before he could Well him auv
increase OF Lis military capacity. He had
but little relish for the notion Of estahli.h.
ing dictatorship. He had not yet 80 far
responded As to our cause as 10 perceive
tho necessity of resorting to this. ancient
Roman expedient; but he would deliberate
" announce that, when he should consider
the time for dictatorship to have arrived,
de would not be willing to vest supreme
power in the person who is now the incum-
bent Of the Presidential station; but he
should, in preference. join in selecting az
cur dictst"rial chief the only man in the
Confederate States whom be believed Il,
would be safe totrust With such over whelm.
ing authority. the present iilustri.us
commander Of our Army Of Northern Yir-
ginia. who. in all the attributes which are
supposed to have belonged to Washington
hiaself. is superior to any other living
being" .,,... s. -, 81. n :
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

SYSTEM OF FuRLorGHs General John.
son is said to have established new s,..en,
OF granting foriougbs. which works wen.
No regiu'e"tal or company eficeer can got
furiough unless he leaves behind him.
three officers Of the regiment or COMPANY
and no private is entitled to fnriouzh
unless ne leaves thirty Commissioned
othcers aud privAses in condition for scr,
vice, aud one furlough is issued inr ever,
thirty men in the company The result ne
this is a general and lively interest to keen
up the effective force Of the army Rich.
moSd Wig. ~ (. - ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
SAINT MARY's GAZETTE
10 pGBLienED EyxKs 1uuRsDAr By
WALTER THOMPSON.

Irpassser SunsoRIpTIoH 81 90 peran-
nsn. 10 he paid within six months. No
subscription will be received for . short
-srpesiod than six months, and no paper
Be discontinued until all arrcaragcs arc
paid, except at the option of the publish
o. "a -+.-,.. sr 49,
TERMS OF ADvERusISa.-S1 per
square for the FIRST insertion, and Is
sts. for every subsequsnt-sinsertion 49,
Eight lines or less constitute square
If the number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, it viii be publish
ID until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A liberal seduction made 60 those who
advertise hy the year. -...... Il
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
EQUITY NOTICE.

THNHE object Of thi. suit is to procure
Il decree for sale Of certain real es-
tate. whereof Philip Briscoe died seized,
for the purpose Of dividing the proceeds
ofsaId sale among the heirs at law Of said
Philip Brisc"s. ... ..ar
The bill states, that tho said Philip
Hriscoe died. s",uetiin" in the year one
thsasand. eight hundred aud forty two,
ssized Of tract Of land. situated in the
upper, part Of Saint Mary's County. con-
tanning abou, two hundred and sixty
acres. leaving a widow. Maria Briscoe,
who has lately died. and the ftNowing
children. his heirs ct law, viz William
r. Br,scoe. Edward T. Briscoe, Elisabeth
T.. y Briscoe, Of Saint Mary's County,
James Il. 3riscoe, Of Calvert County,
John n. Briscos. who lisa nonresident.
Philip Hri.coe. who has died intestate
unmarried and childlrss. Gustavus b.
Br;scoe, who has died leaving as bis heirs
At Law two children. 'Hc,ry S. L Briscoe
md Fanny Briscoe. who are infants of
tender years. Enefetin. Who internarred
with a certain ucury Carol. and has stree
died, leaving. as her heir at law. Philip
NJ. Carroll, who is nonresident, Rach. |
Rriscoe. who intermarri-d with certain
Albert Young aud who has also since
die6. leaving. ,as her heirs at law. Robert
A. Young. Albert Young jr.. I.ucre'ia
j. Young. Evsliua Young. Susan NJ.
Young ard Rachel A. Young. who are
iufants of tender years.
The Hill further states, that the said
Philip B.i>eoc diviscd the said real es-
tale to his wife. the said Maria Briscee,
during her life aud made no further dis
position thereof. and that the said CON-
plainants hold with the said defendants
the said real estate, as tenants in Common.
md that it would &c for the interest and
advantage of oil the parties concerned that
the said.rcsl estate should be sold and the
proceeds of said sale distributed between
the parties entitled thereto. and that the
said Henry s L. Bri<ooe. Fanny Bris-
cee. Robert A. Young. ALDER, Young IT,.
Lucretia b. Young. Evelina Young. So
SAD NJ. Young and Rachel A. Young are
infants. under tho ago Of t~snty one
years. and that the said John II. Briscce
aud Philip IL. CARROLL reside ou. Ut the
State Of Maryland. -7,s = -
Tits thersupon adjudged and ordered, ,
that tho co,Hp!siuao,s. by causing copy
Of this order to be inserted in seine news
paper. published in Leonard Town, once
in each Of four successive weeks, three
months before the third Monday OF March
next. give notice to the said absent de-
PENDANTS of the object. aud substance of
this DILL and warn them to appear 10 this
Court. in person or by solicitor. on or be-
fors the third Monday in May next. to aa-
swer che premises aud show cause. il any
they have. Why decree ough. not to
pass As prayed.
!. i JpHN 4. CAVALIER, OK. !
True eopy---Test. ~ 50 ss.5s
3. ss~ssys - JOHN A. CAVALIER. ara
ba'l Gle, of the Circnit Couss fo-u L
-ss,feias sa-ra ln ST Mury's Countv
Dee. 24,h. IS63L4w. = @N IAS
$3.50 --g> 4.
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Special Dispatches to lie .Nep Yvrk Times,

"Pet'"t A1SpoicUeS 20 Aae 4NeU Turk Tunes.
NEWS rgoM RICHMOND CoNrEpxRArE
PREPARATIONS FOR THE SpKIxa CAMPAIGN.
An Intelligent printer who arrived here
to-day from Rich,xond by the undergrouu !
line. states that the Rebels are straiuiue
every nerve TO recruit their armies. and
pushing into the field every male capa-
Ole Ut bearing ariiis-even boys Of Is and
old men Of Us. They impress, too, into
the service. al, horses they can ind, and
give formal receipts for them. lie says.
too. the Rebel Government will as,onish
us IN the spring with the number aad eff
fectivensss of rs troop.. ICES army,
we -understand. has noe sec,ved msny re:
but Jshusio,i's army in the
South vest is being. heavily augmented by
conscription. lie thinks there is uo doub.
that the R"bels will soou -c,nsent to an ex-
change o. PRISONERS. IS they want their
men back in, the field, aud our prisoners
are burden to them.
The construction of the irun-ciads ii
Richmond has been abandoned. The
iron which was intended to be used in
their construction mas been sent to
Charleston aad Savannah, to csm nlete
several iron -clais wi,fch ar. b.iay baiit
there. a universal feeling of terror and
dependency rervsies the south. and j,
is With aifseaity III \. the Gorcruraent !.
able to stem the carrent of popular feel
ing setting 10 sgsipss il. 'ss sttz ~-es
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

j., AN EeiroR IN TxoUnLE Tue recent
exposure OF the prnesu,,pe of the future
operations Of the Army of tho p.s.uHc.
IN letter from Washington. pu'.!i.hr,i
IN The NV York Timer. aud reropie.i.
IL part. in the TSonscrfps of Iuesdr7
evening. has oceasioaed-wrises "a chr
respondent Of the New York H.ral.l-
much excitement among the military gu.
tn writes. and IL is said that M order h.,
been i~sued fur the srre.t aud incsrcer,.
ton in Fort Lafayette of Me-. Swi,ss.n.
one OF the editors Of The Times, who 10
charged With the authorship. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
:. !. ipHN 4: CAVALIER. c s;i Z
True eopy---Test. ~ :, 80
s~ssys - JOHN A. CAVALIER. "a
ba't aCle,k of the Circnit Couss forn.-
-ss''ifi..s VS. = ST Mnry's County.
Dee, Gath, 1S63-4w.. - ~" SAiS
A-.rg -g> ~
JOSEPIIiIIJIKEY.'

sLseaard zossa So hary's 0snmty, MaryloRds
"lLL Practice in tie Cnurss at the frss
w Jccicssl Cifcuif-s;s. ~Mary'ss Charles
aad Prince George Counties, Azssrsst vsnl1 Z
March 9Th, ls63-6m.s ghsf yss agszfi
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
The Fssst,e Cyuiiy iiu.eer. Iowa

:. The Fas*t!s GsaD'y 1'ianas,. Iowa.
An eminenr lawye- entered. one Of
the frinciral dsJ goods. stor,s in This place
this m'rninS. airi a,k.ai tho p,ice of cot
ton yarn. and vas, told ny San. (nne of
the elerks, that it was uorsh SIS .25 peg
bunch. when The lasyer.s proposed 10
trade 10 acres of land far ssn,;; .shsre,
upon y9na'h.r. o,herrnc knowa IS II H.
tie J.n.;has. wisely infrsed !inls tina,
taey did not wish 10 t5rak a L,.a;-k.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

TIE NEsRoEs--Ssys Hilton Head cor-
respondent of the New York 7r;L.ur
cannot yet fully estimate the peces .i.y s..r
laoer. Oneof them sail THAT Chaplain
."f the f~snsy-sourth is q r-gulsr seccsh. =
Hestold ~ to work. and, that 10 What tho
Seccsh, told Us" 49,, "a. 49,. - :.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

PARTISAN Gesslr There are soma
whispers that tie private life Of the En-
peror Of the French 10 not ut the pr,scalt'
the happiest. It may be that the insuraucs
OF the Enperor's lifs iu the London Offices.
for large SUN is the foundation of the
run'or; bat another bit Of gossip also lend.
strength to the report. II may not oc al
together forgotten that before( the .smne-
rors marriage he had held f.r many years
ultimate relations with Mrs. Howard. Ly
whom he had two children. Wien The
Emperor snarried. the lady was ha ndson,eIy
provided for and sent to England. whore. =
before long. she was married The m ~
rage did not turn out happy one, aud
Mrs. Howard returned to Pats There is
no doubt that this lady had the character
OF being very clever, and of advising Louis
Napoleon. at the desperate crisis in bis fate.
IN such manner, az when acted on. led
ultimately to his elevation to the French
throne. Not long since is was announced
that the Emperor was in the habit Of leas-
ing Conpiegns late at night by special
train, and appearing in Paris. II now ap-
pears that Mrs. Howard il the attraction
and that after lapse Of years, she has re-
sumed her sway over Louis Napoleau'a
mind. aud is once more bis c.,uu-.. llor-i,.-
chief Hence, perhaps. The whispers Of tho
hour take their rise london Corrcsros
dent 9f tie Irish Times s -raN -.sa
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

~ Is stated thai G..neral Gran, L,x,.a..s
eraphed I, Gen. lislleck that t:eusr,,
Foster. who is suffering fro.a bis w.mna
mas a =. to :" De srrlt ysd- r.. ,,.p...,,
tnaf either Gen. SeL"seli on GIN Nc
faers"n be Immediately assigned q ths,
ennanznd. = LSx go = z LII 4,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

-. Tht number Of prisoners uis nE ., "a, ,,..,r.
Sso.dnsa III NE ON capi,of.s ii n ssLine-
SON.: aPpssrs from she report az Mr.
Wood. the Superintendent. " be 997.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

THE RsixroRcrsa on sus CosYsprss Il.
ARAIEs ----lns sddi,ioa 10 the ~2OO.0a
stragglsrs. is is dessnded that. uiue-isnslis
Of the producers be put in the 6..li,, aAd
women. children and detards be Left alone
to clothe aud feed an army. I'd Other
words we w,nt everybody TO no into ,.a
army already naked, hungry and not at s1l
equipped 6d'1S6ady 10 support shesb ITS
,G Again, as to the size Of as,nies. sitths
number OF pen,or the handling Of them
that wins battles? We're .Psmbersoa's
men well fought at Bakers Creek? The
same number, or nearly the sane, won the
battle OF Chickamauga. that were driven
from ono OF the sfrmngess positions On the
ointment, Of Lookout and Missionary
Ridge. Minus Longstree.'s corps. Lee
whipped Hooker al ChanccllorsviiI.; plas
that corps. with jenkins, Jones, and others.
added, be was repulsed at Gettysburg -
Fifteen Thousand fighting men Won the frs,
battle OF Manassas. aud less than forty
thousand achiered the victories of Shiloh
aud Murfrecsborp'. -,
More than forty thousand mn have
never. since the war began. been brough.
Into action to advantage hv either side.
And now We are called upon to'belisve thst
big mobs Of raw recruits, half starved and
poorly equipped. are to do next Spring
what vetetans have not been able 10 dn,
after three years Of hard and repeated trials.
What We want is the genius to conceive
and the courage to dare--no. unwielIiur
h"rdes Of awkward squads, with nobody at
home to support them. e.. -7
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FALL AND WINTER CLsrHIse

fALL AND WINTER CLofHIN0,
New S.,les Superb stocs of Ovsrooats, Dress,
Frock, and Waking Goats, Pantaloons Vests
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods. &c &c
We are now prepared to sfhSis our stock Of Men
Esnce o. ttyle variety and exceence OF fabric ana
faith ulI iiof manufacture, has not been sur
passed by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's nd
Youths wear are invited to call and exsmine our
stock We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, extensive assortment OF Gentiemen e
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
sary for a eomplste outfit.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.. ass Pa: ay..
oc 10 SIM Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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SPECIAL INCOME TAX OF FIvEpER CEN
COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
UGITRD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, )

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
UGrTRD STATES INTERNAL RRvENUE,5
WASHINGTON, November 23d, 1861 !
The Assessor for this District has this day re-
turned me for collection the
SPECIAL FIVE PER CENT INCOME TAX
LIST FOR 1864,
under the joint resolution of Congress, approved
July 4th, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the said tax has be-
my deputies at this Office, No 46s Sersnh street,
betireen E and streets, until THE 9TH DAY OF De.
same; and all persons in the District who shall
neglect to pay the said tax as assessed ON be-
fore December 5th, 1854 will be liable to pay the
penalty of TEN Per CENT additional; and also
upon notice being, served at the expiration of
CENTS for said notice, and four cents a mile
travelled in serving it, and il not paid after due
notice being served, it is my duty to collect the
tax by distrant and sale of the goods chattels or
effects of the persons delinquent as aforesaid.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector of Internal Revenue,
nov 23-l0t for the District of Columbia.
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TNHE WORLD RENOWNED LAVA TIP COM
HINATION GAS BURNERS

Have at last been received. and are now on exhi-
bition ana for sale at No 5 Al street, lone door
below Dr. sunderland's Church ) in this city.
Tbe5 merits speak for themselves; Q trial Of
!hese purpers WIZ convice and all persons that
sumers of gas in this city -
They siye you clearer, softer, and better light,
at from fifteen 10 thirty and even FORTY per can't
lsss money than you are now paying for gas
The Lava Tip is such that it cannot corrode
The com bination of the Burner preysnts any
more gas from passing through it than is actually
consumed.
Would respectfully soil cit call from all tboss
interested and examine for themselves into tn,
II NJ. LAKE
nov ll-2ws General Agent,
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DIED.,

November goth, BENNETT MAGILL, aged rs
years.
He was orr ginally a citizen Of st. Mary's county
Maryland. but for the last 26 years resident of
Washington.
His funersl will take place from the residence of
his son law Dan i Linkins. No. 43 ST.. near
Observatory on Ito m ROW Wednesday, 30th at
275 O'Clock p. The friends of the family are in
Yited to attend
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-29

WARlANfED TO CuIII IN BIZ DiYs.-Dr. Godfrey
standing, will cure Goao,,hoa in si1 days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
BY q. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Ps avenue,
Warrington, and Henry Cook .eXandriS. ID Oily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-29

Dr.. DuPoHT's Sugsr-coated Female Regulating
pills are the cry bsst in xss They operate speedily
d and sssg
these Pills will prove their Superiority ovsr all
others. Price box. Sold by 8. O. Rord, corner
lth street and Pa. avenue, Was him ton and Henry
Cook, AleXAndria ia6-lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-29
COLeArk,s RoNEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and enollient in It's nature frAgranty scent
Cd, and extremely beneficial In It's action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Sealers. ja2s- eoly