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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02
Union Prisoners in Rebel Hands,

The rebel authorities have $4,000
Union prisoners crowded together in a
sort of pig pen, built for prison purposes
near Andersonville, Ga. Besides being
domiciled like pigs, our brave men are
restricted to scanty swinish fare of sour.
ed corn meal, and they are fast falling a
prey to the terrible diseases engendered
by insufficient food, and constant expos
ure to all weathers. So intense is the
sufferings of these men that it has wrung
from them long remonsirance, address,
ed to President Lincoln, declaring an i'm
mediate exchange an imperative neces>
sity "or else we shall perish" The reb>
els are very anxious for the exchange,
knowing that they will get by it well
come reinforcement of $4,000 healthy,
well-fed fellows, in return for $4,000
sickly, starved wretches, who have been
so reduced by famine and filth as to be
unable to take the field for two months
to come. Thrty~fve thousand fresh
troops might enable the rebels at this
critical period of the war to raise the siege
of Atlanta, or drive Grant from the gates
of Richmond. Motives of humanity urge
strongly the Government to listen to the
imploring cry Of her suffering soldiers
and Immediately negotiate an exchange
Motives of military prudence may well
make it hesitate before it strengthens the
hands Of needy foe, and perhaps the
demands Of the public veal may yet
longer defer the release of the Union
prisoners to day we trust not far distant,
when Sherman himself shall be able to SET
them free. This may be horrible ne
cessity so was the reported firing of our
batteries upon friend and foe alike in the
late battle of the Weldon Railroad, YET
the stern remedy saved the fifth corps
Our pity and sympathy for our country
men upon whom is exhausted the ngenu-
ity of rebel cruelty, is most fervent, but
it is not sufficient to overcome our sense OF
the extreme injustice of indisoriminate
retaliation upon the irresponsible multi
tude of rebel soldiery that the fortune Of
war has placed in our hands. The rebels
know our honorable scruples and play
upon them; and if the cries of anguish
which are extorted from our men by their
{ i'll treatment, are able at any time to force
US to an unequal exchange, we may be
sure that such ill-treatment will never be
softened OR stopped SO long as it serve:
as an instrument TO force a compliance
with their demands. Let US then, strain
every nerve, and give our Generals mer
enough so that they can burst all the
prison doors Of the South and let our OPP
f pressed go Burlington Times.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

There is hardly a town in the county
that has furnished more soldiers in pro-
portion to the population than Jay. 1t
always has a few men to spare to help
some larger town fill its quota. New
ton Chase and Sylvanus Percy have
each furnished squad of four sons, al
of them stalwart boys.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

What odd names some people are
blessed with 4! A family in Michigan ac-
tually named their last child FINS, sup
posing that ii was their last but they af
forwards happened to have a daughter
and two sons, whom they called Alden
da, Appendix, and Supplement. A mar
in Pennsylvania called his son Jane,
Also, and the third William Likewise.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

The BANNER TowN.-Coventry is
the Banner town of Orleans county in
answering to the call of Father Abra'
ham for 100000 more men. Its entire
quota was mustered into service last
week Wednesday, and was the first full
quota from the county. Its recruits, too
we're neither boys nor Canadian bounty
jumpers, but nearly all Of them full
grown Orleans county men, averaging
25 years of age. Every one Of them en-
listed for years. Bully for Coventry
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

Twelve petitions for divorce we're
granted by the Supreme Court of Yer
mont at its late session in Orange county.
Ten Of the petitioners were wives ask
ing for divorces from their husbands.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

A writer in Waiton's Journal asks
what answer 10 make to bis friends "in
the army and other States, when they
ask why so poisonous cOpperhead as
T. p. Redfeld is tolerated as member
Of the Board of Education for the State
sfYermour
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

In Lamoille County Samuel NJ. Pen.
mock of Morristown is the Union candi.
date for the Senate. In Grand Isle
County, Ashael Allen of North Hero.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02
FOR CONGRESS,
PORTUS BAX t + r.
IRASBURGH TOWN CAUCUS.

The freemen of the town of Irasburgh are re-
ouested 10 meet at the Town Hall in lrasburgh,
ON Saturday evening, at half past seven o'clock,
Pm to nominate candidate for town Rep
resentative, and to do other necessary business.
September |, 1864
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

Nearly all the 80 mechanics who left
St. Johnsbury for Nashville, Tennessee,
a few weeks ago, to work for the govern
ment, have returned home.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

ENTITLED TO THE PRIVILEGES OF
ExpoRTATIoN.--The President by proc
lamation has declared Newport entitled
to ali the privileges in regard to the ex-
portation of merchandise in bond TO the
British North American Provinces.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

Ga At the 'Children's Fair0 held at
Woodstock, on Thursday Of last week, in
aid of the Christian Commission, the net
proceeds were $3.50.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

To love arishtly thou Shouldst love al
God loves-as is ii written-"The right
eous Lord loveth righteousness, and ha
teth all iniquity," and again, ale is kind
to the evil and the unthankful also"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

There is more hope OF the final educa.
ton of an attentive simpleton, than there
is of him that fanoies himself so wise that
he cannot be taught by others.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

The Congregational church in East
Bennington was entirely destroyed by
fire on the I1th inst. Loss, $4,000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

Giles Harrington, is the democratic
candidate for Congress in the Sd Yer
mont district.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
JOHN II. KELLAM, of Irasburgh,
LEMUEL RICHMOND, OF Derby
For Judges,
AMASA PAINE, of Lowell,
WIN, ]. HASTINGS, of CraitsDury.
For Sheriff,
HORACE PIERCE, of Barton.
For States Attorney,
WIN. w. CIRCUIT, of Barton.
For Judge Of Probate,
MILTON X. TYLER, of Irasburgh.
For High Bailiff,
LUTHER PAIGE, I'd, Of Holland.
pnR CDNORF9S.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

-Wouldst thou be happy? Lowell
for love is happiness, and "God is love-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02
UNION STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH.
FOR 1T. GOVERNOR,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
FoR TREASURER,
JOHN B. PA G K.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02
LATER.

I'd Army Corps, Aug. 26, pm.
To 1t, Gen. Grant:
Since sending my last dispatch have
Iconversed with the safeguard. He did
not leave the field until after SUNRISE
AT that time nearly all the enemy had
left, moving towards Petersburgb. He
says they abandoned not only their
dead, but their wounded also. He con-
versed with an officer, who said their
losses were greater than ever before du-
ring the war. The safeguard says he
was over the Geld, and it was covered
with the enemys dead and wounded
He has seen great many battle-ields,
but never such sight. Very few of
the dead were ours-nearly all belonged
to the enemy. All of our wounded were
brought off, but our dead are unburied
| have instructed Gen. Gregg TO make
an effort to send party to the field and
bury the dead. G. G. MEAD,
Major Gen. U. S. Army.
To U. S. Grant, 1t. Gen:
Our forces hold the Weldon railroad
and in dispatch at 3 p. M, yesterday,
Gen. Grant says their losss of this road
seems to be blow to the enemy he can
not stand. ] think l do not over-state
the loss of the enemy in the last weeks
at 10000 killed and wounded.
We have lost heavily but ours has
been mostly in captured, when the enc
my gained temporary advantages. The
number of rebel prisoners taken has not
yet been reported. Gen, Grant makes
the following report:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02
UNION NATIONAL TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-09-02

RESISTING AN OFFICER. French
man, who was creating a disturbance
yesterday afternoon on Church Street,
was arrested by Constable Huntington,
who, aided by a bystaDder, took him to
Jail, with some difficulty. At the jail
door two friends Of the prisoner, Michel
Brown and Peter Shattuck, came TO his
assistance. Brown was especially vio-
lent. and after his comrade had been put
inside the Jail assaulted Mr.. Huntington.
Several persons coming to Mr.. Hunting
toms aid, Brown also saw the inside OF
the Jail. In the meantime the first cul-
prit had escaped through the Jail kitchen
and was making his way out when be
was seized at the gate and brought back
by our stout and resoute townSman, J'
A. Shedd. Quite a scufile then ensued
before the men were secured within the
inner lock up, in the course OF which MI
Shedd had finger bitten to the bone by
Brown. and Brown had his head consld
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

Albeit Eareh /. i.r,. / IL tie c.rcnls Coar,
OF Catiiai..s i,rtcil ( for Saint Mary
". County, sitting M
a n. f3urrh. ! Court of lFqni;y. b.
ARpKRir, his lie G ,hrt t!!ss eth ia. III
" june ist4. Tat the. trustees Rupert
fled III this case he ratified AMI c'nn@i t:-si.
unless cause ~ the rorr.ry he shown "n or
ief..r. che third Gon.i.y ia Serfen.brr next.
l'rovih.i copy nj this order be pulJliehsag in
ILc ST. Aarys Gasstle "arr . week k'r iarre
Successive weeks piior IL the ,hnd A"s.:"y
in August next. Is. .n...I "a.
= GEO. BRIT. -.
i', order. 80
.INO.:A C.aMAkaER, Vls
June b. isG4-A. a< u-.t s'ss'a
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
seLs AGkaTs F''i

ssIs AGkATs far
LODI CONPANf'S POtfDREfTE.
ts)NE Ia El.U. MARYLAND
FARMERS ar,l PLANTERS y. t
SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND pDNhS.
wnrrLn'ed rnr.
GROUND PLAS TER. ir bulk: ~ bur
,-i, or bugs FISH htlANO. OYS-
TEk SHkLL LIME BY rafyo or
ea,3.,,i.
LS0.
RQISR TOP CEMENT. PATENT
PAINT OIL. =" s"tait.ae for t"-
seed. FIRE \ A>pBWAkTEk
PROOF PAINT. FIR Eo@J-
iay. H"Hs ,B.,rss, &c.
1uRs 23rd. iS64-..f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07


Tlsis lsn.i 10 loo,teI an Smiths creek. iii
saii ssmrlty. and the W stsrs adjacent abound
in s,yrters ti<l, and slid lowl. in seas.n. Et
il near P.an, Lookout, ami is Admire bly,
adapted ta the culture Of vegetables. which
meet with ready sale. At fine prices. through
,a,t tie entire year The improvements con-
sis, If smsIl dwelling house su'l ordinary
out hotnses III
Tens. II sale, as prescribed by the ies1re
are two htn.lr-d dollars cash ON the day
,,f sale. the residue to lse paid in two equal
i,stalmngs 81 .aas sssl aaxa s:ans-.--l lie iasix
Eraser win be rr4nired - give hsrnl tsr tie
Differed payin~nss. with security q, he APP
p..vesi by the Trustee. hearing isferrxs frsml
day OF sale. When al The ruIchsre manty
shall be, paid. the I'rlsiss vii ex-rnte deed
&C. the purchaser. tree. clear AID discharged
fr.n MI the l,ariits, 10 this suit and thCss
staining under them.
GEORGE ! sPALDIEG,
Trustee
I.l, III gsI<-fS
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
H0fEl On 1IlIlINl.

I'm application of JAMES e. Norris and
~ Chafles r. Norris. administrators of
Charles q. Norris. late of Saint Mary's Cum
~. deceascd. y i onlercd by the Curt, that
che sliss administrations notify the creditors nj
said deceased % die their CLAIMS against SAIL
decreased. III the Register Of Wills ,ifics. s.vi
Saint Maryss County, on or .isef.ge tho 10th
day II Julae next, for divil~ud. and that thi.
order be published in the faint MARY,
Gasesss. false week in each week, until th.
.aid 10th siay III Juae next, .-
Ttzt. ~ 1+s~
JAS. 4. A. AAEEg. Z.
Register ef Wills
H@ fur Saint M4rys Uouuty.
April Ith, ls64--sd. - ma
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
NDTICE.

HVHE undersigned. having sold OF
; IL his stock Of goods. las removed ia
his Facs neAr the corner al Barre Il
Eight Streets. entrance on Ea.re, where he
will ma,lufacture Ia order, lt,ws, lIarrews.
Cultivatsss Corn Saell.ss. Wheat 1lirrsi,crs.
Hnse Pvw.Ts. Blacksmith i;rilows, Sc. &c.
lie will pay particular attention 20 repairs,
and most RESPECTFULLY SELECTS his friends aiiti
every BABY I'd give him their orders, ant he
will guarantee that his work will suit, bo: n
in Quality and price.
~ W III HARDING,
Near the Corner of barre & tight,
lin the rear oi levin Jones Iron Store,l
Baltimore, Nd
March erd, iSc3-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
NoTicE To CREDITORS.

Office is hereby given il.ai the sut.eri
a Der has obiaIned fam the Orr,iislhs-
Court of 81. Mary s county. IN Maryland. Ig,,
t:fs OF administration GA tie personal estate o
WIN. w. Meo,e, late cf said coansy. de-
ceased. All persons hating eiaisn. agsiiis, Ell
Said deceased are aereby GAi'iaEd 10 kxliibii The
same with sbe peoPersssashs,s thereof. Ia the
1864, otherwise shey nsy be excluded by Las
ir"an aii Leaefs Ut the said estate. Giren nm
der sny hard this iak day Of MAY, 1864
'''ss @HS@tS~ JOHN L. kkCLL,
..~eA 80 ~ AamiaiGlsa,or
Msy I7sh. lS6S-4~. 90 sf7 =
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
NOTICE.

WAshrNsToS. ID. G.. Feb - 1864.
BIZ. Eaitor: - have this day been Inform
ed that the tic,e Er the sriiMnlent Of negroes
and l,ay lnr tlts sahis dues fn expire un the
Is. "f AAr:i; the liae ut the PRESENT date is
unlimited. .r
WIN. p. EATON,
BOX llss. Washington, II G.
Office Noona No. 20 Federal Block. 1ka
street. opposite P.st Ofite.
March 10th; l8S4--ft. 4. = gpzs.ses.
2 aa - 81 -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

MUTfCE - hereby gise~ tina, the subHor:.
~ beft nass ebtained froia the Orphans
Cear Of ST. Msrf = csuniy, in yAisryias.. let
sess q stin.inistra;ioh on the personal estate of
llama. Partridge. iais Ct said ceanty, Jstahas-
"a An rers6,:f hEy,hs claims agai,,s, The sssd
feressea ere hereby wafntd III exhstSt the same
wmh The proper vomehes tisereof, ID The sub-
ecsil,ers ~ -or besnss fhee0gfz day of:sov.
1884, otherwise they may be SECLUDED by isv
front all benefit at the said estate. Gives. ns-
dee eur hanAs this 18Th Asy af May. 1854
= f..x-lfe s-sfT WALTER FORD.
- : MANY PARTRIDGE,
Aaglinlstra,ets, VI A.
MAY fgsh leS! --Aw ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
PROFESSIONAL.


NOTICEis hefsLy ssr<n thai Ike sah.c "a
IN Der has obislh1d from ,Le Or,.han =
Court q! ST. Mays csUnfy ia Maryiant!. let.
Of Heavy tl,is. iase * -4,x county. de-
ceased. Ali ne:soas ha, tag claims sga;asi she
said deceased. are hsfeby ~afned 10 ex hitst .ne
s;ine with tLe proper xoaehes sh-reof, 10 TIE
subscriber on or befSri .is Itif day hfSer, .
1864. otherwise iAey may be excluded by
Lv frosn all benefit Of the ssid estate, Given
"a asier my hand this sUsh day Of March.
1884,. s.
r CHARLES ROWLING.
AdlaiRisiratSr.
sia 81, l0ih lari-iS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

!. -asSs pzr Cha rsico, Nov. 7sh. sels3.
Messrs Edssess - Pisase aanounre Jshas v
rcssy a candidate for che Clerkshnp Of the
Circuit Court FOG SAINT Mary's CouaEy. the
heAt eieeuon fsr that ofiee, and oai,gs
-s@E. a@F' MASr Fsfnxps.
Eoveaier 18th, le69-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
r ARGEGT .nE .l't.t
Ii STOCK OF -. sss-
Il dry GOODS
In BALTIMORE. Y. -.

IN BALTIMOkE. =. ......,
HAMILTON EAsrER & CO.
NOS. 1879, 2,l and 1913 BALTIMORE ST,
BALTIMORE, .sct
invite the mt,eatisu Of
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
70 make purcIeses. to the very extensive
Wholesale sTOCE
DRY GOODS, -r--- ----..-~r----'-
sa ssc0nd Gscr and baseaaeast ef Metr scHrchoase
embracing in addition - their own large aud
geners,
lMFOkTATtOS tjs' FOREIGN GOODS,
a large end well eeleet.d st.ekot
DoMEsTlCs.
,ss7 and STAPLE GOODS
=, o. every DESCRIPTION.
OUR SPLENDID RETAIL q.
| STOCK OF GOODS
/ OIL .,a-st .foss,
embracing
ARTICLES OF, EVERY CLASS,
from
-s low PRi tap "' 20
] Tj THE MOST MAGNiFIcENT.
kr kVEkR BRANCH or THE TRIBE,
| rendering obs entire stock one OF the
MUST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
| INTHE UNITED STATES.
Tie Wholesale and Retail Price bsing mark
ei 90, each article, from which
No DEYlATlON Is ALLOWED.
Par.ies not fully acquainted with the value o.
Goods can. buy from us wi,!. perfect ceafdeace
March 24th; lSe4-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

I. - FOR SHERIFF. ~@-.Sf - islN
GEORGE b. DgEE ss,nounees hia.se,f a. :
esi,GudsIe t'r sikrlfl, nj the next eiectionin 81
kGi,'s County, a,d sosiei,s tI.e fuf OFT ofais
f.,en,ls and fellow citS,ehS.
Nov, 36,h, iSG3.-ie. k%sg = a. Il
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
ROBERTSON g. BRISCOE

SUCCESSOR" TO q. H. MILES,
- AT Ills s-' E-s@ .r.~
OLD STAND, -ils, W.PEiIT STREET
bALTiMnRE.
II RESPECTFULLY offer their services as
IL agents, Er the, sale nj, fDBhCCO;
GEALN, and oil kinis Of f.fUDfCE. pledge
ii.e il.rir uniiritg e6.ats render sstisfa,tsoi
at all wia may. I,asronise them- Liberal adj
.yo,,es- Hadc nn cs,nsisutnents. ,-. 81 " D.
Dee. 81. 1861. zone
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
4 BOOTS 49,
A AND
E8 SHOES fA I

rF,HE 'an.le.ssene.i respectfully call.sthe ut
4 ,.ss.i,.n % dis f:ssns.s in Vt. Mary. ana
tine adrsniag c.,insies tn his large assortment
al ittplsfss and s;EiosS. He seiis exclusive
iyEffs own mamufart,src. ard kss, E,sk EN-
braces I.a.iies' and Gentlcmias,'s CATERS. aud
children a.Hl Servants shoes. Ut siaalhiy sn.l
~ l.rasss Ia suit all customers. lie has l'een
mslsy years. in business, aud his work :Aas
hs.rei,ifore. given general satisfaction. lie
viii ssal l. god, rork aud as low as aay house
IN Rshfrsofe. Persons are requested Ia cad
aid l0.k Cor themselves, before purchasing
elsewhere.
GEOR SE 8. CLOGG,
Na. 2 :Ssuth Calvert s,rces.
lone do,r ffsm Ralti,nors sress.h
ws<s, Baliinaore, Ad.
February fsth. 1e64-Sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
HARNESS MAKING
.4.rD
2A DDhin R "

sEsf5 = tfs.derssgntd wot,ifl rsaosf rr.pc fully
infsirn tl,c ei;izris III st. Nar:s county,
That tkfy - prepared 60 h,Hke sM kinds Il
SADDLES. r;i.lBI.fss; AID
@ d. ell kinds If work IN than line af insurers
III 4arwts &C will be trfs'r~.l ~ ta4J
shortest lfrfiep. All Of whieh1 vill be done IL
tn S,west ASH City prices
The pgbiles psard' Scr-fs
JOHN BRAY.
THEGfliiLUs. BRAY.
L,i.-rd Tcwh 81. Mary's CT
May i,ih. IsCf--sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

II hereby forwark aIy apsi all perssns not
=. 10 taLs my n.ae payable T., N. II. Her
rjrpsn CT 1i,tee inns Isra and thirty one DID,
1ars IN: fayna-ns f,a shr slela-,-aa hoa.'iegd
oiI.e.,s against i .satiicisai "a eaaeel tho
aGnotnt Of tie posc. pss8
JOHN H.THoAAs. 1,
June iSlh, lSe4-cf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
~ORDINA RK1I1CENSEf /
rAOEf@ .@As~Sr0 49,
] a1ass MS IS. mi stERs. AND oqEEEssy
-. Y. . II Z "a tg TIA N Y.lsxs ,.e II


nnDEREp prBrrc.pyfa Oh, ea~aa Csu, M sin. Mary County
"
Of teSin
to Ietaaes ndordiua for sain =
- ''. iii dsbRdfa naENT. J n
80 Nay
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07

Their assortment embraces CLOTHS CAST
MEEj gESrINeIS-HArS CAPS-LA-
DIES DRESS GOODS of every variety ara
desert ptinn. Dress Trimmings. Don,esii"a.
NOTIONS ARIES--C l.
CARS, and SMOKING AMI CHEWING
TOBACCO Of choice qunlily. A large and
complete assortment OF REtDT-MADE
CLOTHING. in SHIRT ettrfthins except
Groceries and shoes that is usually kept in
a country Store. THEY will ..H on rrasonsi
bls terms and invite Il call from, tho public.
ss......- r~ SCOTT 4 HEWITT,
= +. Leonard lawn Nd.
May 9th, 1sS4-tf. .t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
NAME

Mrs. Marsares r Spalsiing. may 2,
Mrs Harbary A Bard, may 10.
by order
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
RATIFICATION N0gVCC.

isl. Ih, lstl-B
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-07-07
PROFE S.SiONAL 40 TYCE.

PROFE S!SlONAL 40 7ICE. 4.
ToHN vi FINDLAY. Attorney at l.;
- M. % Law Building. Dat,ilnore viii
attend to he collection Of claims for enlisted
shaver, both agsinst the Government and State
nj Mar, land, f.r bounty ,5 ssaz-rt
References -. LEO sP,A,LDING,
..--.. Judge K. FtRD.
Hon. B. G.. HARRIS.
March 18th, Iss4-u. . y,
Notice TO CREniTtiRs.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the snnscr,ber
~ has b!nained from the Orphans Court 81
Saint Mary's county, ia Maryland, iett-rs o.
administration, lin the personal estate of Mamie
Ruckharan, laie Of said county, deceased. All
persons havin. claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to ex hibit the same, with the
proper vouches thereof, tn the subscriber ON or
before The 10Th Of Nov, 1864, otherwise they
may he excluded by law from all benef, of the
said estate. Given under my hand this l9ih
day Of Maay, 1854.
= z. KEY BUCHANAN,
AdminisusSor, W; 4.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08
THE SANITARY COMsyIsSIO,
An.i ense Cost and Small Per
torrance.
From the New York World Nov

From Inc New York World Nov. &C.
The National Iutelligencer made allu-
sson TO the APPEAL of the sanitary COM
mission for incresc Of funds. and asked
for statement of the gross amount of
salaries divided among the employees of
that association. In partial reply, there
was received financial repoi. CT the wes-
tern department Of that organization
covering report of September /, 1861, TO
January l. 1861 From this report it
appeared that, in that branch, the sum Of
1921 .GG5 II had been expended Of this
49,, 392 56 was applied to purchase of
supplies, and the remainder in distribu-
t!on OF those supplies. Under the head
ofexpensos s26,446 y was absorbed
under the head OF publication, "
dc, s5,283 50 was absorbed Ia the
work of general Inspection being
Of SOC, 500 - for these items alone. In
TIE directory" the Of sum s13 GIL SO vas
spent for compensation" Of officers or
agents, and in the''rclief department.. the
sum Of sl3 POI so was similar DO appro-
priated.
In word, it cost 1927 ,472 SC to place
s92 .592 56 worth, Of supplies at the dis
position of the soldiers, Notwithstanding
the large rcunt Of transportation Which
was performed by the government, and so
not paid for b the commisssion. Is this
statement to be considered as evidence
tending to show the eeor-omy of manage
ment by this association
The Inte!ligencer makes the rollowino
significant statement:
We learn that the eastern department
OF the ccmmiss' which has its head
quarters IN Il washington, and in
which the az. roi Ions have been made
on greatly more extentive scale has
never published any financial report since
the date of its organisation down to the
present time"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

At the late Presidential election Lin
coin carried eightlarge cities, and McCleI
Ian seven. The Lincoln cities were: Bos.
ton, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, and
Pittsbrrg.
For MeClellan-New York, BROOKLYN.
Albany, New Haven, Buffalo, Milwaukee,
and Louisville