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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-16

Baltimore dispatches of 9TH say that
there can now no longer be any doubt that
Lee has sent a considerable portion Of his
army North.
From Frederick, Nd, We learn that on
the 7th the 8 b Illinois cavalry made re-
connoisance to Middletown, f We miles from
Frederick, where they found strong force
of infantry, cavalry and artillery, aud after
a sharp fight our forces were repulsed and
fell back on Frederick, the enemy slowly
pursuing. The sick, and government stores
have been removed.
There was a report in Baltimore on the
7th, that the rebel force on this side of the
Potomac nd on the line of the Virginia
side, was not less than $4,000.
Dispatches from Chambersburg state
that a rebel force. supposed to be Bradley
Johnson's Brigade. entered Hagerstown
this afternoon. The Federal force, after a
spirited resistance, compelled them to fall
back on Greencastle, Pa. A proclamation
has been issued by the Governor calling
for 1000 troops, in addition to the seven
teen thousand ordered out on the 18th.
A dispatch from Memphis of 9th, says
Gen. Washburne has issued the following :
Whereas, the railroad trains from Mem
phis to Salisbury have been recently fired
into by guerrillas. and whereas many per-
sons along that line of railroad encourage
such murderous proceedings, it is ordered
that 40 of the most prominent bitter seses-
sionists between Memphis and La Grange,
be arrested, and that twenty each day be
placed in the most conspicuous position,
one being placed on each side Of the en-
gines, and no train viii be allowed to leave
Memphis without this secesh guard, until
this murderous business IS desisted from.
The President in accordance with joint
resolution of Congress, has issued proc
lamation appointing the first Thursday in
August for a day OF humiliation and prayer
for the people of the United States.
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SHERLFF,S SALE.

David NJ, Jar00e' State of Kansas, Lyon
W r. Nickel County. IS.
DY virtue of an execution, bearing date
ID 9th day of June, a. d. 1864. to nae direc
and deli vered, issued in.the above entitled ca
out of tire Fifth judicial District Court Of l.
county, State of Kansas, 1 will,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST I3rH, A. D. Il
at ! O'Clock P n. of said day, at the Court no
door, in the town of Emporia, county of Ly
State of Kansas. offer for sale, at public aucti
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand. all ri
title and interest of the above named defend
in and to the following described property,
ther in law or equity, to-wit Lots Nos. fol
three (43), forty four (44l, forty-six (46), fol
seven (47), fifty (50), fifty two (52). in Bl
fifty-five (55) in the town of Waterloo, all
above as described in plat of Waterloo. with
dwelling house and all other buildings there
it being the premises now occupied by Har
II. George as a hotel. Said property is lev
upon to be sold as the property of William
Nickel. SAMUEL J. MANTOR, Sheriff
Sheriff s Office, Emporia, July 9th, A. d. j
$3.50 50 50.
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HUNDRED DAY MEN.

"A short time since Gov. Carney tender
ed to the government two Kansas regiments
10 serve for one hundred days. An offer OF
men-in larger numbers of course-for a
similar length of time has been made by
the governors of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Illinois, and Iowa. This offer on the
part of the other states was accepted but
for some reason not quite clear to unassist-
ences brought to bear, Gov. Carney's offer
in behalf of Kansas was rejected. Why
a distinction was made between Kansas and
other states does not appear, but no matter.
The war Department has now, through
Gen. Curtis, our Department commander,
called on the Governor for one regiment to
serve one hundred days from the date Of
muster. Gen. Deizler, by command Of
the Governor, is experimenting the raising
of the men. Tie has apportioned the mum
Der to the difTerent Brigade Districts, &C.
cording to number of men liable to do mill
'tary duty. To this Brigade District one
hundred and thirty is the quota assigned,
twenty three to the county, which is again
divided among the different militia compa-
MES according to numerical strength. This
seems very good method, as it produces
emulation between different sections, as to
which shall first raise their quota. With
out doubt the entire regiment viii be speed
Sly filed by volunteering alone.
The necessity for this regiment is obvi-
GUS. Our State is almost ent;cely cut of
from the other loyal States by Missouri. b.
tween which and Kansas there has always
been Teud, and always will be until the pro
slavery element is cleaned out, and civilized
people placed in their stead land that State al
ways rebel, is now swarming with Bush
whackers, who continually threaten oui
Eastern border. On the South and West,
too, we are far from secure. The govern
ment has but few troops in this Depart
ment, nor has it the troops to send here.
Kansas must be protected, and the only
question is whether this shall be done at
the expense OF the government or o. the
State. The government offers to arm,
equip, pay, and subsist them # We will fur
nish the men. If these men are not raised
the Governor will sure7y order out the
militia for State defense. We speak advis
edly when we say this. Is 1t not better,l
then, that the regiment of men should be
furnished, the expense to be borne by the !
government, than that the militia should be
called out at an enormous expense to the
State. Is it not better that few men |
should go from our midst, than that the
entire population subject to military duty
should be called into service. From these
there is no escape. These are /
matters which concern us all, and we
hope every one viii think upon them.
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to my. house in squads of from three to
eight, FIVE times, and took all NY clothes
except my old ones As I left home ut4b
rather slim outfit, they had good chance
to get all. They also took some of my
wife's clothes, and everything else that
eight men could bundle up and carry off.
They also insulted my wife by calling foul
names. and cursed and yelled around the
house like sayages.
They went to Dr.. Moore's and relieved
Mrs. Moore of her furs, her silk circular,
and other valuables. They robbed the cit
liens of what money they had, down to the
pitiful sum of $3.50, all one lady had In
her house.
Capt. Taylor had one company of eighty
men in town, and several recognized re-
serve of one. company of red shirts, about
| the same number, in the edge of the woods
north of town. They told my wife they
were there, and citizens living out there
told me that they saw them, and that there
were fully as many as came IN town. 1t is
useless to give further details therefore,
suffice il to say, that they did as much or
more than the demons of he'll would require
of them to make them ft subjects Of asso.
ciatior.
We saw pickets or scouts in Paikville
yesterday, before leaving the opposite shore
in Kansas, where quite number of citi-
zens of Parkville are staying for safety.
The above statements l have been care
full to get from persons who saw, and not
from heTesay, and think they can be relied
on. Yours, respectfully,
CAPT. THos. j WILSON,
Co r GOD Req M NJ
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
Richard Pickering, Ct al.

Richard Pickering, ct al.
James @. Warner
NOTICE is hereby given that By virtue of an
= order OF sale issued out of the Fifth Judicial
and to me directed, viii. >
ON SATURDAY, JULY 23p. 1864
at the hour of IL o'clock N. of said day 81 N,
court house door in the town + En- poria, county
o. ly on, State of Kansas offer for sale, at public
aueIon' to the high est bidder, for cash in hand
north wet quarter Of section two a. ID townshin
twenty (2U), Of range twelve (I2), east contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres; fIaore or Iese,.
menf ), - q On County, hsss to satisfy judg
FIekering, and against James c. Warner
Given under my hand at my Office In Fp,nor;a
tins 18th day Of June, 1864
a,a.- SAMUEL J. MANTOR,
'@~-a' = ~ Sheriff
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General Order No. II.
HEADQUARTERS STATE OF KANSAS, !
ADJUTANT GENERAL OFFICE,
TnPEEA Inlu 9Th 1874

J
The following circular from the War De-
partment, Washington, D. D., is published
for the Information and guidance Of all con-
cerned
CircuIarl WAR DEpT. Pro Mar GEx's OFFICE
No. % J WAsrnNGroS, June 26, 1854. {
Persons not fit for military duty, and not
liable to draft, from age or other causes,
have expressed desire to be personally rep
resented in the army, in addition to the
contributions they have made IN the way of
bounties, they propose to procure, at their
own expense, ana present for enlistment,
recruits to represent them In the service
Such practical patriotism is worthy Of spe-
cial conmendaiion and encouragement.
Provost Marshals and all otker officers act
ing under this bureau are ordered to fur
nish all the facilities in their power to en-
list and muster promptly the acceptable
represen tative recruits -presented In accord
ance with the design herein set forth
The name of the person whom the re-
cruit represents will be noted on the enlist
ment and descriptive roll of the recruit, and
viii be carried forward from those papers
to the other official records which form his
military history.
Suitably prepared certificates of this per-
5oaaL representation In the service viii be
forwarded from this Office to be filed out
and issued BY Provost Marshals to the per-
sons who put in representative recruits.
(Sigued, JAMES B. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
By order of the Commauder-in-C Chief.
346-49 @. K. HOLIDAY, Adft Gen.
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We have received the first number 9th
Dakota Union, published at 9Yanton, Dako-
ia Territory, by our old friend George w.
Kingsbury. 1t is Of course sound on poll
tics, and presents an exceedingly neat typo
graphical appearance. It seems to US that
in that region paper would succeed better
to be printed in the Sioux or Dakota Ian
guage than in English. We presume the
''cut'' under the Editorial head IS a correct
likeness OF Sioux chief Success to tie
Union and its publisher
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GO. b, sd Re-. d. M. M.

We regret to learn that Capt Wagner OF
the Second Colorado, while on the march
from Independence to Pleasant Hill day be-
fore yesterday, was ambushed about two
miles beyond the crossing of the Blue, and
he and six Of his men killed. The boys
rallied, and after sharp fight, drove the
bushwhackers on, inficting, it is said, con-
siderably loss on them. The Captain was
killed at the first fire. His body was
brought to Independence, where it was bu-
ried yesterday afternoon. He was good
man, and stood high in the regiment. The
company is said to have been marching
somewhat imprudent!y, and without throw
ing out the usual ''fankers.' Too great
care cannot be exercised by our men in
moving through the brush. The enemy is
frequently lurking near when least expect
ed.-Kd1sas City Journal.
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A Washington special dispatch to the
New York Tribune, dated the 10th, says {:
Indiana politicians here regard with
great concern the concurrence of evil
events of Vallandigham's return with Nor
gan's raid, coupled with the general and Sc
cret arming of the Copperheads of Indiana.
and the recent withdrawal from that State
of immense numbers of Unionists as one
bundled day men. In their judgement the
dispersion of Morgan's force and the defeat
of the scheme for a new invasion of Indi-
ana, has alone saved us from a rebellion in
a Northern State in aid of the Shareholders
Rebellion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-16

REFUGEES FROM FoRT SMITH.-The Law
renee Tribune reports the arrival there of
$50 refugees (whits and c0Iored) from Fort
Smith, Arkansas. They are mostly women
and children. and in lamentable state OF
destitution, large proportion oftheir hus-
bands and brothers having entered the IN
ion army.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-16

Never since the time when Holland was
taken by the Dutch has there been such a
capture as that made in Platte county on
Sunday. Platte City, the gay and festive
seat of justice Of Platte county, was on that
day taken by the bushwhackerg. At least.
word to that effect was brought to our city
yesterday, and had our people heard that
the Dutch had actually taken Holland they
could not have been more astonished. Platte
City was actually taken, however, without
a shot being fired or an attempt made at re-
sIatance, so far as we can learn. Indeed, ii
is stated, with what truth we know not,
that three companies of paw-paw MALTA,
with the exception of one man, went over
to the guerrillas, body and breeches, with
out hesitation on the part of officers or men.
OF course every citizen of Platte was much
astonished at such proceeding, not expect
lug any thing of the kind from their favorite
and Immaculate paw-paws. At last ac-
counts there were from 600 to 900 bush
whackers encamped in and about Platte City,
and where once floated the American flag
now waves the dirty rag of Southern trail
ors. There was a Tumor that Weston
was in danger from an attack. To guard
against such an event large force of in
family and cavalry were sent over to that
city yesterday afternoon. If the guerrillas
visit that place with the expectation of find
ing good thing" they viii slip up on it..
Times.
It's to be hoped the rebels will burn it.
1t might as well be done, so far as any in
jury to the loyal people is concerned. As
for loyal sent ment, it isn't char
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Report Of the Board of County Commits
siOueTs.
Bills oIloa7ed 5y the Board Of County Com
neissioners Of Lyon coun,y from July Ist,
1858, to ,Itne 3otk, 1864:
APRIL TERM, 1868.
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NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Gold 276 in New York.

0Olu NdO III new IOEh.
Nothing de finite has been learned as to
theowhereabouts and operations of the rebel
raiders in Maryland and Pennsylvania
TIE Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
18th, has the following : Fighting has been
going on near Washington since morning.
The rebels are approaching the defences on
the northern side Of thecity in strong force.
Special dispatch to the Bulletin from
Harrisburg says our forces are reported to
be in possession OF Frederick. 1t is ru-
mored that the rebels are recrossilg the
Potomac below Maryland Heights.
The following official dispatch from
Washington, July 9th says: An official dis
patch from Maj. Gen. Wallace, Just receiv-
cd, states that battle took place between
the forces under his command and the reb-
els at MOnooacy, at 9 o'clock this morning,
and that our forces we're at length overpow-
cred by the superior numbers of the enemy,
'znd were forced to retreat in disorder He
reports that Col. Toward, Of the New York
heavy artillery.was wounded and taken
prisoner, and that Brig. Gen. Tyler was al
SO prisoner. That the enemy's forces
number at least enty thousand, and that
our troops behaved we'll, but suffered Sc.
we're loss. He is retreating towards 'Bali
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-16

Grand jurors, total amount, $40 90
Witnesses, before grand jury. total, SO SO
Z" petit jury, - 90
Petit jurors, total. 266 40
Bailff s fees and court room, 80 90
P H Huot, District Clerks fees, So 65
n Spicer, j" I745
P II Hunt, =" "a 50
D w Appleby. Sheriff IS fees. 275
D A Painter, District Clerk fees, 6 So
J a Fuller, Sheriff s fees, CTS
P H Hunt. Dist. Clerk fees, 10
Witness, State rs. G Anderson, Is 90
y R Swallow, books. etc., county, So 40
F G Hunt. books and stationery, 10 40
E Goddard, witness, 1860, 90
H H Jones, grand juror, 1859, 6 rs
L Macarthur, Dist. Clerks fees, 354 IS
Fees in Justice court, State vs.. Bled-
soc and Morton, so 95
g in Justice court, State VS. Arnold, SO 90
Borton, Co. Clerks fees, 53 so
stationery, Is
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We have been favored with frequent
showers Of rain during the past week.
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more.
(Signed,)
E. NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y of War.

The following dispatch from Gen. Sher-
mans army was received at Nashville on
the 9th Our army rests its wings on the
Chattahochee above and below the bridge.
The main rebel army is across. Only one
corps (Hardee's) remains on this side
We have driven the enemy from the strong
positions ct Kenesaw and Sminion, and
then campod within FIVE miles of Marietta.
We have taken about 1000 prisoners.
Dispatches from Havre de Grace of the
18th say the rebels have destroyed $50 feet
of Gunpowder bridge and partially destroy
ed 500 feet more.
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Total am't allowed July 7, I863, 81, 327 10
AMOUNTS ALLOWED OCTOBER 7ru. 1868.
Errors in tax sales, $50 90
N Spicer, Probate Judge Office, 50 90
j NJ Miller, Co. School Sup't. 1913 So
j w Weaver rent of office, 80 90
] r Swallow, Territorial tax paid, 1856 IA
+ G Hunt, atty fees, Is 90
j r Swallow, interest on debt, 9 II
J II Hunt, Co. COMMISSIONER fees, Is 90
Cox, Sher. fees 1876 45)allow'd SCI -
E Borton, Cl'k q Dept. Ass. fees, 413 80
'' stationery, 70
J Q Way, bailiff s fees (S9) allow'd, 7 90
7 H Stanley Co. Com fees, Is 90
Lynch, b" " "a 90
J G Bunch, ' 0 90
Bills allowed for locating Co. roads, 20 90
j B Cox, Sheriff fees, 90
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Total amt allowed Jan. 6, 1864, 1857 SO
AMOUNTS ALLOWED APRIL 4 1861

AMOUNTS ALLOWED APRIL 4, 1864.
Ell Sanford. atty fees (8I65), 800 90
G T Barwick, Constable fees, rs
L TIammick, Juror so
G S Saxton, election expenses, Q 90
E 6 Duke, witness fees, go
o Y Hart, book for Registers office, Is so
J M Miller Co. Supt. & 75 5O), ~ so
Waskey IL Hurst, stationery for Co. 70
n Spicer, Probate Judge. 81 so
Witnesses, State VS. G Anderson, 232 90
+ Borton, table for county, 10 OO|
wood, etc., 10 So
g" Co. Clerk fees, lO4 O6
J c Bunch, Co. Com fees, OOI
T II Stanley, g 90
r B Hurst, OOI
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Amount allowed Dec. l, 1868. SO, 237 80
AMOUNT ALLOWED JANUARY 6, 1864.
] Stotler, printing tax notices, 1888 80
J R Swallow, office rent, etc., 50 33
J W Weaver, Z" 80 90
N Spicer, Probate Judge, 80 90
NJ Miller, Co. Supt. School fees, SO so
Witnesses in Justice court, 90 60
E Borton, Co. Clerk fees, 26 II
chairs for county, SIS 90
E B KiIkendall, Surveyor fees, 10 90
Road viewers, county roads, etc., 80 90
I H Stanley, Go. Com fees, 90
] G Bunch, {" 8 90
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Amount allowed Oct. 7, 1868, 81, 1867 90
AMOUNTS ALLOWED DECEMBER /, 1868.
For elections, SO 80
G H Lille, Dist. Atty fees, 4I3 O0
K Henson, witness fees, 90
P II Hunt, office rent, So 90
j NJ Wheeler, witness fees, 8 90
T E Hicks, juror fees. SO
o Y Hart, Dept. Assessor fees, Is so
Ross Thomas, Assessor fees, 257 90
Fees allowed grand jurors, l83 80
petit 383 80
witnesses before grand
Jury, A5 70
g &" petit Jury 159 90
T McIntire, Justice fees, 70
Peter Elford, Constable fees, 80
P H Hunt, Dist. Cpk " 105 SO
Trustees of church, 10 90
Robt Parham, Sheriff fees, 39I 90
Jacob Stotler, county printing, 70 Is
E Borton, Co. Clerk fees, 81 %
stove. etc., for office, 7I2
T H Stanley, &c. Com. fees, 5 on
G Lynch, :" 90
J G Bunch, {" 8 90
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

nN application Of Jos. w. Mat.ingley ad-
" minlstraior "f Fred. J.,husnu, late o,
1t. Marys County, DECEASED. it is ordered hy,l,e
Court, that the said administrator notify the
creditors ct the said deceased TO file their
claims asanst said deceased, in the Register
of Wills office OF Saint Mays Cosniy, ON or
b, f.re the 10th day of Oct, next nr diyi.
t,end an.i that this order be published i'm the
Faint Maryis@ Gaseste, oAce weok in each
week. until the said 10th day of Oct, nuxt.
Test. .- .e-.s.. @~ l.
,.a,.. JAMES r. n. RALEY.
IL .#a'- '"~ Lighter NJ Wills
"a u '~''ae ssr 81. Marys coantv.
lsi-h,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
NOTICE Of REMOVAL,

M ES5RS. JOHN u. WEIGH 4 SON,
Avx having bouyh, otit the stock Of w. A..
Padse,, IN The GRO Gerry. BUSINESS. can be
found. hereafter, at No. II Commerce street,
tabore Prast) where they will keep on hand a
general assortment Of GROCERIES,, whieh
.hey will sell Iow, for CASH. They also
have on hard choice Assortt.ent Of hquoss.
some ~ which are very old and pure.
Personal attention will be paid 90 ordsrs--
also 10 the aaIe Of Produce.
JOHN u WELtli e. son,
Croesrs and General
Commission Msrchaats,
No. IL Commerce street,
+ Baltimore.
March 3ist, tHSs-sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
\ D fICB

4 LII persons indebted to the late Arm or
"A Scott & CO, are hereby requested u
c'nic forward and settle their accounts with
".t delay. /, Is desirable tha. thu es,a.s Of
she late JAS. p. N-vitt. y member Of The firm
shall be sp~ejily administered, and ,n this
end. an early srttlelncnt "f all claims due to
the e<firn. Is iHsperaiiveIy demanded. !"
b. JOHN A. SCOTT.
Surviving Partner, and
Ayim'r OF
Aug ls-l864-n Jas. p. Neytti.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
NOTICE. TO CREATORS.

MoTiCE - hereby gsveH thai ,hs sussessbss-
~ has oemined from the Orphans Court on
SAINT Nary county. ia MtrSiana, .r,lers al
administration, ON the persoHSl tsta,e al hsse-
d''a J. Heard, late Of said eoaa.y dec..xed. AH
persons having claims ssains, The said deceased
are hereby ~srn.d ~ exhibi, slse same, With the
proper vousies thereof, 10 tbs xahseribsr. o. SF
before the oth Of Feb. isss. o.hesw'st ,hsy
sad estate. Given under INV ;,ana rLi. <4,h
day Of Angus, 1854.
PETER B. SMITH;
Administrator
August lii, itxl-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
NOTICE.,

Y ME un''erAsned. having sold ON
- his stuck Of guols. hhs removed to
ais Factory. hear the cutheF of Barre &
4asht Streets; eittance on narre, ws.-re h.
will manufacture to order, Pluws. Hars,,ws
Chlasators. Corn Shelters, Wheat Thrrshers
Horse Powers, Blacksmith Bellows, &C.. &c.
He will pay particular attention to repairs,
and most respectfully sclicits his friends and
every body to give bim their orders, and he
will guarantees that his work will suit, both
in Quality and price.
VII HARDING,
Near t'ie turner of Karre 4 Ligh,,
tia tue rear u levin Jones' Iron Ssore.l
. Calsin,ore. Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
Provost Marshalss Office.

s#e - = n fEA n llsA1i NtIfi, MD.
hLfcerT's MiLLs. Nd. Aug. 8. 1868.
TIE Dnfi OF E.,nol,n:ut ri the Filth
Cnnsressdaal District, Ad.. win h-ad d.iiy
session at their Office in EiIic.n,'s Nil.'s. Md.
f.r she pripose Of hearing the cases Of per.
ss'ns Claiming excmps,n from the enrnlnent
or Draft. for any Of the f.,l.wying re...c-, ,s.
VIZ; ist. A!ienas"; 2ni Nm -R,.sia..nce; 81
c"sutao'eress OF Ag- IA Pea maneot Ply
sics,l Disability.
IL 10 .deairel that all pefs,ns disqualified
iran perfnrmiag military duty by any of
said rcss'ns, shall appear ansi have their
names stiichec from the Enrolment Lists.
JOHN G. HOLLAND.
Provost Mafshal 5,h District. Mi.
AID Pest Buard el Euruluasas.
aug lS-u
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

totK AGENTS 1Ok
LODt .COMPANY's pouDRETTE.
BoNE ia FEt1. MARYLAND
FARMERS and PLANTERS
SUPER PHOSPHATE,
GROUND BONES.
xurr0.frd pure.
GROUND PLASTER. in bxlk; in k.r-
refs or bags. FISH GUANO. OfS-
TER SHELh IiMn ey x,ss o.
.-I I~fsedid.
AL so,
ROUND TOP CEMENT, PATENT
PAINT, OIL. q suLsei,sse for Liw-
se<d. FiRk AND WARTER
PROOFPAINT. far Roof
isg. Walls. Barns, 80.
June 23fd. lS64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

'I>HE undersigned will aitead, with dis
L ps,c!,, ~ all claims agairss tlw 0otcsu.
msut-wiIi prepare all papess std cullrtt ali
alrouuts due the people in st. Mary 5 C..an,y,
fus slaves eulisted III the army &c &C.
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