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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

as- Hollis advertises that be is coming
to Ohardon, to open a Writing School, on
Monday morning, the 2lst inst. OF course,
the simple announcement will be sufficient
to ensure him all the pupils he can instruct.
Those wishing to attend his school would
do we'll to be on hand promptly, for there
will be great rush.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
.O CONsUMpTIvES!

Consumptivc sufferers will receive valua Die
prescription ror the cure OF Consumption, A Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, and all Throat aud Lung Affec.
tions, Gree Of charge.) by sending their address
to Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
76Sm3 Williamsburg Kings Co., Y.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
MARRTED

At the residence of tho brides brother 10
Huntsburgh Oct. l9th, S64.by Rev. e. Dew.
ey, Rev. HEMAN WILLIAMS, OF Concord,
and Mise JULANA ADAMS, of Berrien
Co., M lchigan.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
Spiritual Meeting.

Warren Chase will lecture at Kirkland
Flats. the second Sunday (l3'h) Of Nov.
Also al South Newbury, Nov 20Ih. -
Olher speakers are expected, and prof
table time anticipated. Let all friends
Of progres "come, and le, US reason to-
gether" By order.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

Ss- The Young Ladies Exhibition last
Friday evening, Notwithstanding bad wealth
or, was well attended, aud en- entire success,
rejecting much credit, both upon the young
ladies themselves, and their teacher. We
have not learned the amou mt of proceeds.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
HOME DEPARTMENT.
The Result in Geauga County.

Our County gives Lincoln aud the Union a
majority ol 9237 a large gan over the las, State
election, and a Considerable one over the Presi.
dental election Of 1860. Tho following is the
vote of last Tuesday, as compsred with tho vote
in Oetobef
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
The State Of Ohio, S..

The State Of Ohio, S..
To the Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas Of 0eauga Co., Greeting:
1t is Hereby Ordered That the several Terms
ol tile DISTRICT Court and Court OF COMMON
PLsAs, ior the year 1865, shall bo held in the sev.
eral Counties composing the 9th Judicial Dis.
uct Of Tie State OF Ohio as follows, to wits
DISTRICT CouRr.
In Stark County, August 23d;
10 Carroll County, August 25th;
In Columbiana Comfy, August 2Sth;
In Mahoning County, August 30th;
In Trumbul County, April l9th;
In rortage County. April 18th;
In Lake County, April 9th;
In Geaugai County, April tn;
In Ashtabula County, April 24th.
CoURT OF COMMON PLE.s, .... ...
In Carroll Co., January l7lh, May 9Th and
September 5lh; .. ... ...'..
In Stark County, January soth, May 29,h and
October 10th;
In Columbiuna County, January I'd, Way 18th
and September 18th;
In MshoIning County, January 2ud, May LIST
and September 4th;
10 Portuge County, January l7th, May 10th
and September 18Th; ....
In T.umhuil County, January 30th, MAY 29th
and October 10th;
In Lake County, January oh, April sd and
Sep,e mber 4th;
In Geouga County, January Gath, May 9th and
Octo Der 3d
m Ash abul. County, Fsbrnary 9Th, Nay 2and
You will enieI this on the Journals OF the Die. 4.
rict Court and and the Court Of Common Pleas
and cause the same to be published as required
by law.
Witness the signatures of the Judges of SAID
District, at Wares, this 3lsl day Of October, A.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

I ENCF OF NERVOUS INVALID,
=, Published for the benefit, and as q Caution to
Young Men and others, who suffer from Ner.
voous Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred
ailments supplying the means Of Self.cure. By
one who has cured himself af;er being a victim
OF misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
qunckery. By enclosing a postpaid directed en-.
vvelope, single copies may he had OF the author,
NArHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. 75lyl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

In 1860, Lincolns majority over Douglas was
1900; over Douglas, Breckinridge and Bell,
2l44.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
J. A. AMBLER, .. -,
CHARLES f GLlDDEN. !
NORMAN L. CHAFFEE,\

Judges Of the Court Of Com mon Phas1
the NintA ia diciai District,
STATEOF OIIIO,, .....
Geacga County, So. |, William N. Keeney,
Clerk Of the District Court and Court OF Com.
mon Pleas in and Tor said County and State, do
hereby certify that the above aud foregoing ia a
true copy of the original order now on file IN my
office. and entered upon the Journals Of The said
Courts. VIM N, KEENEY, Clerk.
Nov. llth, 1864. 774w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

81 M1rn'f District.

81. Ndfyf DlSUICI.
Commissary: Captain G. H. Lawrence. A.A.
G. volunteers; appointed October %, 1863
Cavalry Bureau.
Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant F. E.
White, an New York cavalry appointed No.
vember 9, 1853. Captain G. J. Walker, I'd Uni
ted States cavalry; appointed November II,
1863; temporary.
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
IxbrAS supERs.rr1u:xs.

The Tpdian. be .is ,e. .bss the ,hunder is
huge b:rd ailh green hack aud gray
breast. aud that The aapping Of his wings
causes the :. .husder, t.eme fain, reseo,-
blznce t" ths Psychological birds Of Jove.
who carried the thund. in their claws
They imagine tia,s,i,e, hcaveur = are, sup
ported by four large poles, resembling
large ,rees; that The big bird lives 10 the
west. aud i. only heard when flying east.
This is casi!y accounted for by the fact Of
their storms almost invariably coming fssrr
the west. ,Thsy.have = saR@rsilIi3rs fear
of the aurora borcali.. which they call rhs
medicine, fte." Th: selieve that it has
the pbwer n rendafing s,heu, good shots
(sn idea srisi"g, l imugine. from the man
her in which tie rays Of lgh, If al auror.
dart sbou, in the. heaSen.J, aud couse-
Ynenily xorshipit Of meteors and fs:-
ling STARS tscy have q great dread; they
believe that they are sest by the. greet
wa,ri'rs who are n,rths. happy hu.iiIg
grounds, 10 warn them Of dang r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
BUs;YBob1s.

There are many people who seem to
love to pry into other peoples business
bs'tsr than they love TO-. .a,terif to their
own. They have a particular faculty Of
wringgling themselves in.u an acguaiut-
ance With every new conner who chances
TO settle 10 their village They are usual
ly among 'the tsrst to call upon such per-
sons. III I rhe j always sry to ~osk' every
secret out Vi ,heui .So.ne, afcr they have
got ,troush With tEs complimentary re:
marks. Commence ty asking alleMitns
ike the E:towing: Where v'ss,' you
born ? How long have you been n,arri-
ed ! Are your parents living ! l. this
your only child? What do you call etc
Some others use their eyes as well rs 1he.r
ears and tongues. They lift your pot opv-
er and open rour oven door to see wha,
pou are saoking; they want to look al your
rooms. to see how they are furnished; aud,
as they pass from roopn 70 rcoro, they lift
every box, coser, ~i65k ::ir.o every drawer,
and open every chest, trunk or closet
lhat iheir visual orgaus may happen to
tight upon Sometiufes We nrove into a
house, part Of witch is occupied by
such family Tkey always have an err
rand through our room ut mtaI,ime; and
when We have visitors they, .come iu. sit
down aul cha, all the afternoon. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

Instructions REsPscrISs EyLisTMESrs.
The following instructions have been
given to provost msrshals respecting naval
enlEtrnehts - 's'.7-.' g.
l. MeT euiisting in the navy or marise
corps as substitutes forldrsftel y,nen must
enlist as snch for three years Exemptions
viii, not be granted to the principals until
they bring to the board 81 enrolment cer-
tificates fr"rn the su,horized naval 90 n.a,
rine recruiting officers of the. fac, that the
substitutes have been actually accepted aud
received in the navy or marine corps for
three years.
= Recruiting officers fai the regular
army eau enlist substitutes for pEiucipsi.
whD are liable 10 the Sssis- i1, whicls ilFS.
are recruiting They ,ihsr .rcpert credit
for district aud .sub-iistricf ID their respecs
tive acting assistant Provost isxfshai gen.
erxi. oa- =. - -. 49, "a
Men are cxemptsl ,vbo-b -bass. subs,i.
tEyes ID the service. whetb4.' sash suta'is
tu.ss we're put, ii fdr three ycsrs in 1862.
1868 or 1865 'a' -
There j. ole good wifs ia kh- eouitry :.
aal every msi think ] lie -kss e.; her 4
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

Lives Of the. Ssists. "sahinh prove bis
sympathy With the aobiliiy at human suf-
fering aud his rrsps et for the sauctity of
csnssAepces aud. fot those Hero Jnri iicth.
in s,Eich he has shown how. large a CON-
prehension. he has of The majesty Of the
laws how deep horror If all the wantdn
and arbitrary follieF which insoiensa' and
ignbrancc; dressed 10 little brief an
tbnrisy me sure 90 perpctrate. siq.s.s H,
They honers him again for that sduira-
lasA paaol4ef HpaibFss = is.shish he has
cmbalmcd all the finest traits Of his own
character. There they ina him teachingi
us TO have Care of the main chance"
II buking the simpletons, who would cre-
ate loyalty BY compelling perjury. with
the solemn maxim that
"He tnat imposes an oath makes it. =
Not l.e that ior convenience talk es it,"
cheering the pluudcred citizens Of Loui-
siana With the reflection that
Doubtless the pleasure is AS great
OF being cheated is TO cheat"
giving the inexperienced saf, measure Of
the vaiae of patriotism ty reminding them
What is worth in an, thing
But So. much n,oney a. twill bring?' 4.
illustrating his own conversion from Dem
oeracy to Republicsnism. aud from servil
fy to Jefferson. Davis t6 supremacy over
Abraham Lincoln, BY the sage IF tqnght.
"Whal makes all doctrines pla d, and clear?
HI
Aiki that whith was proved true befnre,
And summing Up. finally, the whole art
of war as victoriously practiced BY himself
upon the fields of Big Bethel and Bermu-
da Hundred. in the Conclusive dogma:
.'Fvr those that fly may f gilt again,
Which he can never do that's slain. ~
Here ere titles enough surely 20 all the
distinctions which Williams can bestow,
and wlien We remember that all those usu-
al claims upon academic inierest aud res
pect are cnnulated Id tie cas-. Of Ma}d.
General Butler by heroism before which
the most spi'eful daughters of New Or
l"ahs have grown pale. aud the most audi.
sious ec,ogcRerian beadles of.Yirgiuia
have quaiIed. who can refuse bis tribute
of gratitude to the academy which; ha, de-
lighted &. s.ho::or this ,qual master of the
peh and sword: May the faculty Of VIII.
Iiams pass their lives under laws admins
tered by their own, doctor . aud when eas,l
resigns him to warmer aud more congo
nial sphere, may the dean Of their faculty
survive to inscribe upon his tomb the sim
pie bu: touching cpitsh,
= 'ifhott, has:
q: b.. Outrun the constable ut lastl"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
9 tltttit6 p o { tt q,
o. From the lI"me Journal. q
Receipt for MARYLAND Biscuit.

There is nd fsseuit like to :hine;, -.
-" &'l n Maryland, my Marylaud:. !.
I'll tell ihce hfw 'hcy are made 80 6ue
:. /" -M.rslai.d. NY Maryl.ui !.
a pat Of hoar. crst mus, say.
Will make ten 'biscu ary day;
,B*,, If you'll fake a friends adSice. o..
You'll take the measure fcI'; ECU thrice.
Frs, ae sift ,he 6.ar we'll.
--fF ~A-s la Maryland, my Maryland !!
they add thu .hins' the FreacI, eall sci" :"
ln Maryland. my Maryland
Two t1nccs mix, nf lard frou, swine, -
lu every PITT Of Hour finf, .~r-
! flsa pour in water ill y,u kn"w
There ts rnjugh 10 make stiff dough
then to The w'od pile y'u must send,
In Mary Flt,d. wy Maryland
.tnd ash "old Udcba" Ids axe to lend. =.
<.f For Msfyland b,.euit, Maryland ..
For It Il n1ed tho dough- 10 beat.
Whvn you have washed it clean aud neat,
"a. F..'
Aud for at least a half au hour -a
Bes the dough With all your power. ''1
t'...- "r. u''.sd ,r..- ~ go
All is ready now 10 make
= t''~ The Maryland. The MaryApd!
Biscuit, better far than cake ..i' .....
Of other land, my Mary land! I!
So shape them round. and slight. fiat,
With many roll, and turn. aud pat. ,,.;
TLeu take fork. aud each one stick, .s
Put Id the oven and bdks:then quick.
Aud -st with butter. that's The trick. -
In Maryland. my Maryland.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
ANEcD0PEe or fHEuDUKE OF
BUCeLEUGH aF

r~ The 9 Dvks Of isuccleugh. in DOE III his
walks purchased a cox .fram a person in
the neighboarhood of Dalks;th. and Ieft
ordess to sendit to lis rls6e tbe Ealowiag
morning. Absorbing to sgreeuiens the ccs
was Asenss ssd the duke happeaiug 70 be-
i'm leshstals. aud .salkjaG in ,hss sseaue !.
spied 2 hnls fellnx med d.dinsAla 1t,esaps:a
|lto drive shs ani.sxss III II w 1tif2
tioa TIE boy hot Knowing tue duke.
baWled out TO him:~ =. '.''T" '''-1e" b
''Heh. nun. cnue here and gives q
ham. wi thu beast '.... .,- =
The ,duke saw the mistake. and .detsrrni-
ned ou having joke with the little fellow
Pretending, therefore. not TO understand
him, the duke walked on slowly. the boy
still craving bis assistance: at last he cries.
in toLes of apparen. distress: - -
Come here, mum, and help us ssd as
sarv's ony thing. I'll give you the half o.
what get" -. .
THIS .iast appeal hid the desired effect;
the duke went and lent a helping band.
Aud now" said the duke, as they
ruiged along bow much do you think
| jou'Il gst'fjr rbis j"b?"'t
"Ou, dinna' ken" said fhc boy. ''but
rm sure . something. for the folk up a.
he hnuse ars<glde to u bodies"
| As they approached the house. the duke
dartej from the boy aud entered By. ars
other way He called a servant, pu, .
sovereign into bis haui. skting:
Give that to the boy that has just
brought the COW"
The duxe returned to the avenue, aud
vas soon rej;insd BY the boy. -
Well, how lauch did you get!' in
quired the duke. =
"A shilling" said tue tty.. "aud thcrs'
the half OF t'ye" Pa" ~' = : --'''
''sBat safeiy ~yop 60. more than shil-
lipg% said the 'dlks. =. '.. ~
"No," said the boy, with the utmost
earnestness; 'as sure as death that's - I
! got: and dye mo think It's pIentyr'
~ do NOT. F." said the duke; ''fhere must
be some mistake; and rs lam acquainted
with the du ke, if you'll return with ms Z
think III get you more -
/ The boy eollseated; back they WENT
the duke rang the he'll aud ordered all the
: servants to be assembled
",
'poin, ont the person that gave you toe
shilling" o.. e .a..a .' :
1T was,hat chap there wi tue white
apron" pointing to the bi.ler =
The Delinquent confessed. fsll On his
knees, and attempted to toapologise; sbut the
duke interrupted him. and indignantly or.
dered him to give the boy the sovereign
forthwith. aud quit lbs, service instontiy.
You have ln.t, said the duke, your
shilling. your si'usfion. siri your ettaEa ctcr.
by your coS+tousucss; lesrH, hencrfortL.
tha. lhohessy is the best policy"
TIE bog fy this time. recognizrd his
assistant III the person of The duke. aud
the duke. VII. SO dehghted win the ster.
ling vert, %ud honestly ofthe boy. that ho
ordered him TO- .be sen. tn school. kept
there. and provided tor AZ bis own ex-
pens...
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
PRIVATE BEGGING.

An Irish mendicaut presented himself
at the duor # one Of the small parish man
sc> in Tia ldih ,f,n, Scotland. aud inquir
ed. with an air nfaIJ fiery. If the munster
was at home Itfs" servant said BE was,
aud atiLtd: that If he had any message. for
.4im he would eatfy-.it up to him. g
z" "N6, ,~said the uiaai, II want to see the
minister hi.n<clfsp:''' ~-.s H a..
Mr 81 was accordingly called, aud
"u makihg his appearance he dehiauded Of
Pr ti,r nature of his irtsiifess = -
Och. s;y4,he.: glireing. aloak to-
vards re serFan,. q waut a we,t IN Sc
crt' vii yerself. pleas yer rivir-uoe -r.
H. was stc,rtiing.y e,.odnctcd Into the
nihisttr 81 udy where, .af,er.,bc door hsd
been carefully shut. he proceeded to un-
'ftid- his esrxue- -iifr.tSw-whi~pv-.--flus.id s.id
that. hewas sppshaSiing the village,
be "bservsd a erics of !hs toil-bsr pro-
hib;dng pubic bteEat within the bound.
f The parish, and thai II. sss ham self
poor teggar,, ,-..s.,T or
And. pls.e' '';jc Scr honor aid Ke.:..I
DON, want to be after breakinn' I'll, parish
regulations. 50 I've made how'll to speake
. worti to Sc iu private, hnpia' that your
Iiyitenee. viii be e p'aatsdd td to help poor
This was said With such an ait Of affect
ed secrecy asd drollery that the clergy
man. putting bis band into bis pocket,
rewarded P.i's inventive vii With the
gift Of ha::f crown. -...-.-.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

,.a i RsxARKAsLE EGa!-We have 10 our
possession su egg. which caa be seen at
our counter, with . letter ''p" an the
point uf il. The egR has beep loaned to
Us by Mr.. Wan. Hobbs. rcsiding At the
ieor,mr OF EFaye,te .and East streets. II
was laid hy a,,favcri,e ben on Thursday
last and the tacs of The is.t,, up" being
nelasf itsis 3 aiysd that We shall shortly
have ps.s4c. We hope aud pray that il
will turn tot co. sud shat too a ss early
daY.-2., HEtfta.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
.tltD.it00k. WANTED.

"AkTs y. . sle~i s...k, G,r whirb the
v i<st vases vii lie given. Any .ns+i
l='silg ss.e a. hire. ar srowi"g of nre q. i,.
.tirxd. ~iii pteas, aprs. ai..atH,se =. 10 .is
Editor q tl.r caseNe
juae so.h,, u Cl-sf.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
THE ONLY Ricu LrUR Al
JOURNAI.iN MARYLAND.
e MAINLAND FARMER
AND MECH ANIC,

MONTHLY PERIODICAL. rE'BLIS1iEp
RyS s. NILS l. CO.. ~ e.
- (Theseaisa psrtner fprfncr!y interested in l'
'arraia!.rg-ser.1 e, .sa
No. "a S CALVERT STsEET. corner ii Mercer,
NJtt @Jl - - Dkcuyg-nL. =. 4g.E T.
BALTlMORE.. tu;
Ans dss~4rs.,esti ds~4s.,sii,nnIf i,nnI
- AGRICULTURE. i1oRTiCULr RU-
: RAJ ECONOMY. HOUSEHOLD
FAIRS, and MECHANIC. ARrS.
l-isn R.ii..aoh hasa.i praeiicsl J,urnal, &C.
~ Ssveted 10 the different .erar, n,ents 81
fiELp Cui rrsE, such as growing Field
Cpaxs Orelml aud Garden Fruits. Gardrs
Vegetables aud fkswers. Flowers for. tl,e.
lawn shas Yaf.i. Tf9s a,i.l Plants Care III
Nl.pesiie Animals, &e., t.,gether with al! sub
tSas Nc ksk ihhreSis tfxtiie irtcrs-tihg to tis
w. -" s'mTes, f3.~ticui,nrsA, and fl.as4hold! -
>Ns.'sssssTbe AFARAER''s c.rtaiusa "a double COL
I. .s~s.y sssn uswse apsses 3witbhA5 page scnv,r.
4xA.zssnekiRg in5he AZ ,,snlsEs GA passs-prntetl
-. :. sue fine Eal~'r and cl ar tyle ., "'-
,.1I lublis6cd pn tLe fiist oi each m.,,h,s II
..-,. $LS0 q ysar-t'r . rrpi.r fts 81 5O-.a 10
!SPies f.r $40. and copy To :ie ge,t-r up o.
- ti'e c'uL-s<S~ Specimen eHph~ Furnished
lAa,riil n a I1SG< %-sfs - -s-r 'a -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
Hon. 4aj6k General Benjamin F.4Duflsr
- ...:. + 1f, d.

> The .Aks1andFia Gsssffe thus Introduces
aosrfiele illonr fhee Ses York. World:
= 10 she eritsN days of the American
presss - Il th,se Of our raees there we're
giants - le lard, Men wspte (. elevate.
ss !. ! = e sssiis sss !, ~: 4
shssRsa ApFsion. s4heE 4 sdisfssire or
a..s; ssssas 3, 3 sashss q !, ees q. Fsi s
casn' to the lssel pf iss suffice. Too many
-nou thesa. are. who Ike the fsfS orator
''cauuo.lbe sasers aud parliamentary at
the same time" The following cx sp'ion
shows that there ara some left to wieli
THE wits
Which without tearing can hit"
and to wbela ii effectively.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
.August 4th, 1855. .~


-. ss..e ,nf Maryland. Saint Mars'a county.
e: Wi, I hcrehy certify. that .Ia,nes Warning.
{ 81 Saint Marv's County drought b-ture me the
Suts~riler one Of the Justices of the Peace III
and Eg tl.e STA c..a',y, this first day Of Au-
gust. eighteen hapdre'i ard sixty fonr. ~
-silay. trespass'ig tI"". 'Iis enclosures, y
chesr,,E u,,re, about twelve years old; fifteen
.hana. ami a quart T high; barge bead and
! sa.an ,tar in ,he fr+hrad; small white spot
on the w,lher: had i.et. snd heel of !ht l-i,
f, fore frA, wtjtr; is marked by the Cola. AIM
r unsho,a aui h.,s switch tail. AIS" Black
mare ab"ut ti,e same age; fourteen and 5 half
hands li.i: left hind fma white, few wli'e
l,sa:rS at ro..t of tail rand tanks; and u lunch
otS y hire hair IN tire rnane; 'sn,ai. star III
the f,irheul; 'larst mauc and bushy tail fcle
i-~t si,a', Called by III" saddle.
G,v.n u.:irr ,ny' atid. -
.., JOHN, T., NATTI>GLEY,J 7.
Aualls, 4th, lS6 6l--3t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

4 RARE FEIxTKx.--A wes'rrn pasrr
contains the f'lLwing sdr~':'seh'-i'
who is soa'peteiir to take cisrge--of- sny"
department, IN rho printing aud publishing
house Would aees p . professor shig "a
any Of the .cademita. Has no Objection
% .eaDh, ornamental painting and prnman.,
ship. geometry. trigonometry. aud many
orht .cience. Is. Fsrfieolsr.y+ soi,sd 60.
AT ., pssasr ~ sw II Kvange i-nlrhurc'
sras lseL ffeachn- Hs you'd have
ne eolcclsa g iorrp sm.ll hut eel Ct
elias. OF :iuter,s'ing y,ans Ftadies. ~ ,"siruc~
m the hie6c-t hrs6ch.s s. .::Tv ti.4.ti+s. Or
'tsdfT"ssss be wsa,d q. .aausbis. &S ha
ssn, do Ai'an-s sD,, ding. sW.sM be--d
o~ish : f.4ii,, 'atiia. as pil.ns.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

,Tesas o. ApyEKrrssxo.-S1 per
square tor the first Insertion, and. SO
cts for every subsequent insertion. -
eight lines pr less constitute square. -
tf,he number Of insertion, be. not marked
y" the advertisement, it win be publish
ed until forbid, and charged accordingly.
\ liberal ds iucsion male TO those who
ivertisc by The year.1rs g-. =. q s.r' -.
Communications OF personal character
will hr charged n, the same rates as ad-
vertisng Obituaries over ten lines II,
length will be charged at the rate Of 30
cents per square. kEL-.r - %.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
FOR SALE.

nnnn Cord. "f Oak and Pfi|'
SJ\ro wn"9 ( Sia"d'"z) With"
tn-.c miles uf -navigatin:, for sale Ap-
oiy &C. GIl SPALDiNG.
- "r.ard,owh. Md
tfAsgas, 3tLs. lSta-J.fs as.".t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01
To THH CtsrXENS OF ST. MARy'S
= Z. ~, 80. lNOIi&I,Y I 49, IL

GeftI: si7,.crirrr take. this rs. .hoa ~ ten
=. fiffg E- thanks to tt-,','isti.s of IT. on
a..i fiWn and IL. vic,"iiv.|f.r the ftsy h!'cr-
al ta,tr.mr,.e r..cc:s..e at ttrir inlds durin"
Dr., F",rn s..,;',.s ,heaI, .a,s lrres hy strict
ss,ei,.io {" ia,-ii.c-ss So us.it c.a.tintrancc
ut ilwif hberaiity and c''nt.irncr. ,-.. -,
-'e. He takes this nw;hfi also # inifnfiH'ns
~H.,ltim r., .&ith 4, Well se:e--t', stock al
:SrRi%; GO'l'S---,'.iracinl in part the
80 flE~ing description II g'r',iS viz:
Fine $urr. B;s.iS cloth Ca-s'm"re=.
5 iIi ss.hr,i AMI !sro.Yn 'Mu>iins, Plaid aud
: ,shusing Cotton, isIrache'. s"h brown Dri;i:
s,., Russia Duck. rz,..
Ksr'urkv .iea"s rmtona.les cTir:f.itr ''nn
can he purcr as.d H Baltimore. !iarIEg
tunstt ihtm prier to- Sis aTvano.+
a large assortment "f B'Sts ASh'es o ls'
Hats. Era ...s.
As, Hardware (l,,eeux " are aai Groceries
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-09-01

Hs r Gss- HooDs ARMY AT ATLANTA. /,
The o!c army Of Gen Joe .Johus-
ston consists now of only 40 4
0C0 veteran troops. but these a. 4
7di have been recently reinforced d
by 5000 nc&ly-raised Geor- -s
.ia r.erui,s, vino hav. Ueen
incorporated with the r>gi-
nients rhc whvie nuw forms
a body Of, =. . sc 900
Cavalry. Ii,der Forrest, Wheeler
aud koddv ... 10000
Troops brought by S. b: Leo .-
2 fro" tile Mississippi valley 10000
Reintorcemeuts from Mobiie. 49, 90
ra Tota! in Hoods army 90. 00i
Tntst t.,fT,, iv. . -Ef@ 4