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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
"CIeaniDg Oul Rrbsls at Pa
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Under this head the telegraph brings
intelligence of one OF the most wicked,
despotic, and cruel acts, yet perpetra2d
by the military power. One General
Payne, commanding the Western Dis
trict of Kentucky, has forbidden indi-
vidunls occupying rented houses or lands
from paying rent therefor to any land
lords or owners, who are not persons Of
"undeviating loyally." All such rents
are to be paid to the Government Post.
Masters.
No trial is spoken of--not even so much
as an examination before Justice of the
Peace. Who is to decide the question OF
"undeviating loyalty we are not ad, is
ed. 1t may be the tenant, or the Post
master, or Gen, PAYNE. Thus. by a
sheer act of military despotism, men are
to be deprived of their property. 1t is
not to be wondered at, that the Federal
cause is daily losing adherents in Ken
tucky.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

Allna LIE Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut is doing much to provide for the
relief OF the families of those who die, leaving
them without adequate provision. Life is
is sure to come and every
prudent man will provide tor those who are
dependent upon him BY insnring with the
Rtna, every man by a small oatlay,--an out
lay within the reach Of the most humble--ean
provide an amount of money foe bis family,
which will be theirs, in spite Of misfortune
aud the many changes and chances Of 'usi
ness and Of life Those who are in prosper
Gus circumstances to-day, may meet with re-
verses and die poor
The Etu have in the last few days paid
over to the wife Of John Bart decd the sum of
81 900 the amount for which he bad insured
his life with them. This makes the SUN Of
$4,000 paid IN this manner go the families Of
well known citizens Of Dayton in the last
eighteen months No other company has
done so much for the people of Dayton and
We think the company are entltled to the
thauks Of the people and the patronage Of all
Who are insurable.
The prosperity Of the Etna, we are glad
o state, is nov greater than ever before Its
business this year will be more than double
hat of any proceeding year-honestly and
sincerely, we cay to every man and woman, in
sure your life and the Atua deserves your
frst consideration
Recerved Of H I. Rugg, special Agent Of
Htna Life Insurance Company, Hartford Con.
necticut, TWO thousand collars, in full payment
Of Policy No 929 on the life Of my late hus
hand, John R Bart, the amonnt being paid
before the said policy was due by the regula.
ton of the Company EMELlNE BART.
Dayton Ohio July IL 1864 I'm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
S25 Reward,

I OsT on the 2Oth day Of June. 1864 hoween vii.
IL sons ToRat. ana ,ayton, Port Monte ntain-
ing one note on David WrRhts for SS6 note on
Mr. Mayors Tor $3.50, two checks for Flour, 100 lbs
each, on David MYsrs MIL, etween 0O nd St2O
in money. on $50 bill In the lot The finder will re-
ceiye twenty dollars by returning the Port Monte and
coutents to Michael Hefin.r BrRnt Miami county,
Ohio, who o-t w. or to E o'Brien q Bro aOl second
treet, Day on. IylS lwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
ZU7ZzzZz2z2l1
Strickland 8 Anti. Cholera NsztuTe
AAD
e L IT x

I competition of astringents, absorbolts satnu
= lents ana cHrniuht YES WHICH 'veiy b! iciHn ac
knowedgrs "a The only N larail o thft win ,rsrt
permanent cure Of isrrhe, Dy setter This Anti
thOltra Mixture r. now In ise ~ some Of ur trnN
hospitals whore u gives the greatest sRUsiac'icN n
has 'ayed the lives Of u ousands Of our scoiefs sna
citizens, and we V1l guarantee to ie the be ~ u mo
oy ~ the world for Darrhpa aud DyPcntery
ar woods, Of CoyngtOn, My. viii be most hspry
20 sotsly any one rs t. the virtue Of Sr kanda AMI
Chosla MiXtnrei in tat We have great nutntpr o.
Testimonials from pauentE who have cen cul, attot
being pronouncedD in urRtle by their physiCsns some
after taking oulY one otle Of StfcRand'R AH Chol-
ets MiNtu g. II you suffer vi Dsrih,s and ysen-
terytiy one bottle ND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Notice 10 Iron Fence Makers.

AUDfroR's osFIo MoNTG MERY Cousr1,
DATro Quo, july 25.h, 1854
CE LED pronossls wi pc received ut this office
- untl ~ OclOcR, noon, on M9nd the IN II dU
guSt lor losing the shade trees sutromoiuR the
our Hnu4 nn te' n In number in substant Al iron
casea or boxes IaHh bid 70 he accom- panied with .
iercrip pdon OF the box roposed to be Constructed
By ordcrol tho County Commissioner.
THOMAS U LOWE,
iy26 2tl6w County Auditor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Natr RCstorfr.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
VNHE uEDERstGNFp . hereby return their thanss
L 10 Mr. Nalentne Fries Agent, anu the
GERNANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New iCrk, for the great proinptpeas they have
shown IN paying 70 ua tfe amount OF the insur n,c
on the ifc OF Pet Eicher, deceastd. S vi Kicber
insured hts life Tor the benefit OF his ' if ard tll.
drtn, o. tbs 2lst day o April 1864 lie stto,py
took si"k and led o th' Sd dry ui Nny, 1864 ard
on ths day ,ho i'omInny las IAlu Us HE IN otn ,f
the ihsuran 81 90 ", think itiieht that III. tb.
lic should know these facts.
BARBARA FICHTP.
Dayton, May "a, 1854. A. HOURSr. lind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

BLuFFED "A junior partner 10 a firm on
India street concluded 20 raise a substitute
and applied - a stout darkey who, was stand.
ing on the opposite corner when he received
this reply "Lor bless YOU I've got eight
hundred dollars home for to buy white man
for myself" ~s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
ONLY eEAuIAE nam REsToRnR.
Read the following;
(TestimCni If M Su1n1 GouliN


(Ie'timonii u A,s SaioA Gould)
ALBANY, NV YoRK.
diseased and my hair comm 10 all out yer, INT
TRe disease app cad nnl my sea p one complete
sore il became very painful my iesi at nlpl was
pou abei would apply II ms dy after itm,u), tut
only mon eniaiy rei.I cen,p'td 8 l,rsi D. ls.
diaease with which my sc-lp VAS afsCuc WAS efGlt
kh um, and that th'y oolld n't ienedt @ lrad
your advertiser eh and conclude 10 ronsut y'u.
on Rssufe me that you oulu eradicate u dia' aau
and restore my h ~, Nhlc had btetue yelS I'm
With trstRs unce placed myst n your } anus
and the retu Is are Hyr p Iu1mi. II IL "a al Inu;
my scdp is petie ty WE'LL and M hair has ceased tu
Mas sABAH q, uL6, No. l South Pearl ttre.t.
l. /. TACT aeh nowl, dyed ly all Who huyt u,ed the
Hair Restorer aud their name II Legion, that it IN
THE ONLY PREPARATIONS
That would eHactnay and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are told, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING Off.
The lsr9e md rapdy increasing sale of Restorative
Is the sronge teydenee OF the uhnuold benefits IL
THE HUMAN FAMILY
The confidence Of the public has heon obtaned and
they all unite IN auesuug 70 iis M r and vast superb
''' OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhdueed. do not recommend my PR. ara.
ton to cause hair to six ieet 10 retlI as many
months, a. II is simple mPosshlli'S e3d totally IN
Skeptcal or incre dulous, VIII mRhe bona hde offer;
Iwnl forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand DollArs) n fail to cnre tho worst
cases Of partm baldneAs, under fifteen years stsnd-
's THE niE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful rewedy Is sold by druggisis gener
III YOUR DRUGGIST mas NOT GOT 1T SEND
FOR IT.
NB.-Cures guaranteed in every case " here the di
rections for sc are implicitly ottyed
80 Price. VI per bottle, or RiE bottles for 60
PR y Ii. A, DE MI Nm,
Sole Proprietor, No. 90 On bge street,
felSdly Albany, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

p5y-A number Of loyal men were discuss.
ing The fact Of the Lord being on the side of
the North in this war. when loyal old Saint
remarked 1T the Lord is on our side IN
be d--n if Il amt time he 'Oas shoWing his
hand = "'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

ABoLITIoMsM YIELDs The New York
Tribune Of to-day giveS up the idea Of insist
ing upon abolition as precedent to e restor-
alton Of the Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
The Lommerciai complains that PRNx

The Commercial complains that PRNE.
sYLvANrA has no National Guard like
Ohio says if she had JUBAL EARLY could
not invade her, &c. The Commreiai
seems to forget that nearly the whole OF
Ohio'5 Guard are there now, an seem to
have no luck in keeping Mr.. EARLY back
Could PENNsYLvALiA militia do any better?
The blowing about the capturing John
Morgan and 1900 men is about played
out. Raw troops can do nothing against
veterans, and should not be so used.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
MhY penee vvas Releeled.

We may find in the history Of the
American Revolution, striking parallel
to the rejection Of peace made few days
since BY the present wicked Administra-
tion. CaArnAs and BrRkE early took
ground for peace. and recognition Of the
rebcllious colonies. The views Of CRAT-
ham (says the Philadelphia Ags,) are
briefly summed up by LoRp MAHAS, as
follows
Mot. indeed. That he could Be blind to the
manifold grounds OF provocation which Mas
tachusctis had affofded But be felt that
provocn,ion could no longer be treated as such
when il came from onc united province, and
When il was supported by eleven provinces
more He ielt, as Burke At the same period,
truly and finely said that he did not know
.he method Of drawing up an indictment
against a whole people v
Accordingly, CONTINUES the Age) he in
toduced bill on the first of January,
17T5, making the most ample concessions,
introducing it with what Franklin deserib-
ed as "a most excellent speech" But
the bill, of which the concluding words
were $50 shall true reconcilement avert
impending calamities," was opposed by
the Ministry, aud vas rejected. because,
said CHATHAM ...r..
WHO can ponder that you should put a
negdiice on any measure ichic6 must dnHfhi
late your poi0er, deprive you Of your emoiu
,asHts and at once reduce you " that state of
ibsgajfcapcc for whieh God and nature
designed youF"
To how many may this scorching in
vective Of CHATHAM be applied, from
LINCOLN down to the pettiest Of his Pro-
vost Msrshsls They reject peace, be.
cpuse it would snnihilate their power, de-
plive them Of their emouments, and re-
duce them to that state of insignifcanct
for which God and nature designed them
We can have no peace, so long rs theS,
men are allowed to prescribe its terms
Let the people, in their sovereign might
COWulhnu AHdt btiAS aNidel war uc ehueu
and all differences between the States, b,
tsubmitted to the arbitrament of con
vention. ,EH .s.9
\ 1.-THE harlships of the war on the laborinl
population is illustrated By the wages of Goa
miners The wheeling Int dgeneer say
ttbat miners inthat region are getting six dol
lars per day - 'ournal
Yes, this illustrates the hsrdships o
the war, for the six dollars spoken of ar
deprecated greenbacks. Six dollars o
LMcoLN rags, will not purchase as mucl
called, mnslin, coffee, molasses, &C., a
could lave been bought for 81, or 81, 81
4 in Democratic times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

Read what those say who have us,du;
Mr.. charles ". Land. am, OF Louisville rtd Mr. I
Haaarde, Cncinr ati, q both we're red a tl uani
one pot Of Dr Strit kIHud's Pile Rem coy They saT
they have tred ythiug but uld obiain no rtci
but one Pot Of Strickland Pile hetnedy tte,ttd y
perfect cure after suffering Tor many srs With he
wo st kind Of tiles. They recommend every enc
who 70 suffering 10 6 yit.
ASK for
Dr. Strickldpds Pill Remedy.
Sold by all druggists so cts e pot Mauntacturedar
Nc. East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o. ulg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
mrOiraG

GUREs Coughs Code, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
" Conaumption It T. OIL, necessary for eny one
troubcd with these compa.nts 70 try on' hot le OF
Strickionds BelHfuoUs Cough Balsom
10 convince them thsttis tho best preparation evet
used Il not only cucts the above affections - Ire
Throat ond Lungs, hut II cures Night swcats erd
Splitting Of M ed aud s an rceiieut aarRle for sur
KIND OF Sore Throat IL % pleasant 20 tokc, and
asie medicine or ftntH Price 50 Cents per hottie.
For sale by drugqsis genera ". mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
ABOUT PEACE,

Past penee Movsmeats.--The va.foua
Advnnoss Of he ~ou,h--s-tsphens 'lis-
--Upinton OF the Cabin -t-@ who is 90
nIame Tor the Conuauansa ~ ahe
Wanf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
A FARM an PuBLIC SALE.
Abnsr stephens,


Jacob Q. Keoler ct. al
DUR-UAkT to decree OF the Superior Court Of
i MOntg 'mery county, OHIO, entered IN the abo 20
cause, 4 its June Term, A ~ 1864 I Will, on
q. Tuesday, August 10Th, 1864,
nj t'e door OF the nOuss the city o. Day ou,
In said county between the hours Of Two and four
O'Clock P M, Of aid day, sell at ubc outcry to the
highest hiider, The folloe ing descrbe premises;
art o. the north half Of section number e'gNteen
Qs), township number three 49, and range nun ber
i've (5), be ween the Miami rivers IN Montgomery
county, Ohio beginning at ihe half section on
the west line o. said section thence north 10 ~ eRt
eghty-two 1927 po es 10 20 neri the zee south 10
eR two hu ,dred and hf y.two and thirty.six hun.
dr. dhs (252 30 lo0) po es TO co neT3 thDce south
81 sa,t eight, two and forty eighth hundrs tbs (s2
48 O) pol 10 etTntr; tienc north sss 81 west
tEo hundred and hty our and forty hundre ihs (2h4
i0.l0O) poles me place Of beginning, contain ng
one hnudr-f an tSen'y ynine and seventy one hun
dredths (l297l-00) acres,
Said Farm Il about two miles east Of CentreVille,
has upon Il yelling, two log cabins q frame tenant
house, large orchard, and about teen acres Of
Timber
Appraised at $50 90 an acre. May sell for Ss7 "a
on acre. Gao. w MALAMBRF,
~ Master Commissioner.
T THsrsHsH 4 N. E. IoRDAs, Att'ys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be pre- ented to Governor
n Rrough for the pardon u ClaybVrn HtgAn. nov
asoWss - 'N' oxiHARIRE AAeAS,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
LINooLNs voloE sTILL roR wAR.

1t is not believed, however, that Mr.. Lin
coin will consent to anything of the kind
The strong contracting interests and the
great powers now welded by the government
are in opposition to the sloppage Of the war
and the rseonstruction of the Union and
hence, while Mr., Lincoln may appear to be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
OTTO al NOTICEII

HFkDaUARrFRs TatAsURrRs FFIcE CouRr HousR,
DAIroE, MONlOoMERy CouHTr, ONO.
Order No 2:
4 IL white male citiRens being l8 years Of age and
~ und a. iAt are not menuers OF som NOlun
te-T o nis tOn and su eot to per orm m lity 20 -
vi ep,re hereby notified thai tte books ere now
ieady In this once to receive from each me tn @
hRnlei four dollars as militia commut ton All
those who tail 20 die ceiuhcates OF eX mptlon with
Treasury four do lars OF Der re the 18Th August
n zt, win be- subject TO tho coll eton Of said sum
with thirty per cent pens " aud cost OF collection;
all property ab g without any exemption.
FuerHEE NnTIcE -, Il per on owing any taxes Of
lses, due III Junela,t n by paying or before the
~ this July d. 50 without penal " all that not
padby that time the penalty must ana will he added
1T rf JONATHAN KENNFY,
Treasurer ntsomeIY Couny,O.
TTPasures Office, DAy ton, July bt ls64
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!!
BARGAIESffr

'V,HE subscriber Is now selling ga heavy
cl,ah at $500; "a full-cloth at from,
so cts 20 s 90 Cass;meres at from $I,25 to
S2,25,-wortia $3.50; plaid linseys frpn 20
cts to IS cts; brown and plaid cottons at less
than they can be had for in Baltimore; box
and barred n,uslins. and cambics very kw;
beautiful briliiants from IS to- 37l cts--worth
so cts, l2-4 superior Whitney blankets Tor
So. 00-wortt $1,000; heavy point blanket.
at $500 and $500; fine assortment, al
aipacas at from 65 cts to 20 cts; also, c.t-
ton aIpacas and dress goods at reduced prices;
several dozen ladies CATERS at $l,s5-worth
$500.
Also on haad fine assortment Of Boots,
Shoes. Hats and Caps, and almost everything
usually found i'm country store, all of which
will be sold GU accommodating teruls, for
cash.
A few handsome cloth cloaks yet remain on
hand and will be sold lew
Ny motto ID, quick sales and small profits.
N. CONRAD.
Agent.
$4,000 pounds Of rags. and beef hides and
fnrs wanted. s
January 7th, lss4--Iy, LII ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

sxsfE nndersignei' yin OPEN = I Boara,ne
- Hnsse in village vf Clsarlusss Hail.
fsE the acconps-lsii,p of the Teachers and
Pupils II the Acsieids on The lsi Of October
next. The hsNse Formerly occupied BY Thomas
MaTfiu. Esa. Hss INV design 10 keep firs,
ciass Housr. with furniture. beds and h,d.sine
a!eaew. These sissisins u take lesra ii This
ilause vii: plra-e make early application to-
mr.. hy letter or o,airwise Terms cor boar.l-
ing same rs at the Stewards h.s,se.
wM. II BRAWNER.
Sept lib, ls6a--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
NOTICE.

nR. WILLIAM s.. BLACKSTONE. hav.
- ing located in Chapiico. offers his pro-
tessionai services tn the Public, aud car al
ways De f"nnsl, when not professionally enc
gagged, ut Boswc.r~ Hotel. / also return my
thanks tn my friends in the neighborh,od al
ii. Cement'> Day far their former patronage,
and will always bc happy to wal, On them
a. the .linrtest notice.
Nov. 2Sth, lS6l--tl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
PROFESSIONAL

HNR. CHARLES COMBS. hariag To-
IL Gated himself at the G r. r. A. r
M IL LIS for the purpose Of practising
his profession can always be found mt the
residence Of j. j. Allstan, Esq. when not
professionally engaged.
Jan. ond ISf2--,s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS

fE1HE undersigned would call the attention
Il of The public 10 the fact. that they have
ust opened st their store, in Leonard To wn,
a new and carefully selected stock OF Fall AND
Winter Goods. Their assortment embraces
the following articles -
Cloths; Cassimers; Vcstings; Cassineiis;
Full-cI,ths; Fannes; Hats; Caps; Ladies
Dress Goods, of every variety and description;
Dress Trimmings; Domestic, Notions, Con-
fectioneriss; Cigars and Tobacco, OF cl.cice
quality, large ard compete assortment ol
Ready -made Clothing; aud in short, every
thing, except Groceries aud Shoes; that il
usually kept ir a country store.
They will sell on reasonable terms and IL
vite call from the public.
SCOTT & CO,
Leonard Town. Nd.
Nov. 5th. is6s-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

NOTICE is hereby given. that unles the
State and County taxes due on the los aud
cottages aforesaid. shall be paid to me on OF
before the end Of thirty days ait~r the above
publication 10 comr,leiesl. the said lots ofiand
and cottages, o. such paris Thereof asmsg b.
uecessar, to raise the sum thereoc due ,toessher
with the cost Of ADVERTISING and legal Interest.
shall be sold to Tie highest bidxer for the
payment Of the sa,ae.
ROBERT r. TAYLOR,
Coliector.
Jan. 21st, 1664--4w.
rThe Baltimore Ciazefte will please publish
the above, once vseek for fcnr wesks. and
end bill 70 this ofiGA. * ST.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

81 the Baltimore Dental College. hav-
ing p,rn,anertly located in Leonard Town,
oilers his professional services to the citizens
OF this section OF the State. From an exper-
ieuce OF twelve years iE practice, he is ccnfi-
dent OF giving satisfaction, ard upoe moderate
terms. Can be found at Ms,re's Holel. and
will attend patients ut :heir residences. il
desired. ~ ~
Nov. 10th. g es-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

COLLECTORS NOTICE.

RY the County Commissioners for Saint
E1 M.ry's county
ORDERED, That Robert F. Taylor. COL
lcctnr of State and County taxes in the LIST
el-c,isn distric, Of ST. Mary's county, cause
advertisement expressing the name OF the
following lots OF parcels Of land and the cot
tases or buildings thereon, the amount OF
taxes due thereon. together with the name OF
the person charseable with the same, t" be
inserted once per week, for and during four
weeks. in the st. Mary's Gazette, news
paper published in 81. Mary's county, and in
the Baltimore Gazette. paper published in
the city of Baltimore, notifying. that unless
the State ard County taxes due. on the said
let's and cottages shall be pai': 10 the said
Cul!ector, within the space Of thirty days
alter tho publication of the notice aforesaid
is completed. the lots and cottages aforesaid,
or such parts thereof a. may be necessary to
raise the sum due thereon. shall be sold TO the
higte., bidder fur tide payment OF the same
Owners. No. of Cottage Amt. due
1sG3 Jan. LIST 1864
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
RarFrarIoT sprlCE.

49, y - aats - a
Bensiiet Masiil. --Iu s;s Grrais Curt
80, y. Stw q, EsT.s Coesfs.
Alien 4. J,tlsn-aa. ls~issins = ! Ceuss Of
4 ssheis. Equ.iy.
HI sisise # aushovisy vessrd in psby
- the Act Of Assenstly. IN such case
msde and provided. il i hrrvby ordered
thai the Auiisor's r~pnrt Glvd. il, this case
bsfraiiiicl aud cssafifnivd sunIes,, cause 20
the eeuirary b. skswn. on ~ befarc tho
third Monday Of March asx,: provided )
s.ps efihir order b. pablishr.i il, the Saint
Mays Earstfe. once Il wses for thr<o
successive weeks. previous to the said
third Moudsy of March next.
JOHN A. CAVALIER. Cri.
Z True copS-Trss.
JOHNA; CAVALIER. cI.t.
Jan. 2lsi. lS64--4t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
LEONARD TOWN
lcIelR FACTORY. !

HAVING pns ha.ei the cptire interest o
IL the bate firas ,f Monrgan. Jaasison Il ca.
the undersigned will conduct the business with
Frosnpsnsss and eatrcy.
A iarge stuck Of excellent CIGARS. manu-
featured from the iasf Tolaccrio i'e Obtained
in the market, WILL be kept CONSTANTLY ON
hand, aud orders will DE- received from. and
Cigars delivered al Factory prices, in either ni
the counties oil Prince George. Charles. St.
Msrvs. Calvei; ar Afre Aru.dci.
Il liberal share OF the patronage of The Feo-
pie of Soutlrern Maryland i. earnestly snlieii-
Ell fer the advancement. Of ZONE INDUS
TRY based upon the motto OF large sales with
reasonable profits.
EY- Al's,raers addressed n the under-ign-
Cd at leonard TvwH Z. o, will be promptly
attended 10.
3. 4. JAMESON.
Jae. 9Th, 1862-iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

- sChantieo. Nav. 7lh. isea.
Messrs Editsrs :-Pleass anncanes John "
fsssy a. 4 sandsdai. for the Cleeksi,ir Of the
circai, Csnrs Ear. Sa;nl, Mary's County, At IL
aess sisetioa Tor dist ol6ce. and oblsSe.
Ne~s.s~ sss, isse-x. 49,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
G. A II ID

'VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
= Farmers and Planters Of Sain. Marv's
county that they have associated under the
firm Of Gardner & Middleton for the pnr-
po-e Of carrying on the Produce Commission
business and respectfully solicit their
patronage. s.----...-
JOS. u. GARDINER,
IGNS. l.. MIDDLETON,
Baltimore.
February 10th, ls6s--1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
RATIFICATION N0rn,g.


Eliza Ssons. Gs,asslian, lnsa.hs, ls,rs-.....;.
3 next ff'end I" s Court far 80. sIary's
Frances Ann Stone 4 fs,uusr. .5t,;u, :,
osarfs. Court u Eaaiiy.
Frances Ann gtone e
4 others.
RY virtae Of authority vested il me h.
- the act of Assembly, in such "a.
made aud PROVIDED. ia is hereby ordered
that the Auditors rcrest 6lrd in this c,,s.
be ratified aud confirmed. unless csn..
to the contrary be shown. ON or before
Tue ,h'rd Monday Of March next: pro-
~, .'ae" copy 9; this order be Published ia
the Saint Msry's Gaze'te. onee week far
'hree successive werks, previous =. ~.
said third Monday IT Mar.h next
JOHN AcAMALIER cr.
True copy-Test.
JOHN A. CAVALIER Cvk
Jan. 2lst. ls64-4t.