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Is it not strange that to make Unien man
Of Mcclellan, it is first necessary to prove
him perfdious towards his supporters I II
vile enough for that, why not vile enough
for any other treachery? IA
eO AtY
| ~ How will men manage to vote for
Mcclellan upon the ground that be il :
Union candidate and at the same time for
Pendleton because be 10 an open secession.
|ist7 People have got 70 vote for both or
neither. They can't vote for one and
against the other. They must 60 for both
or against both Now, ifthere is any real
Union man who believes in Little Mao
and proposestovote for him, how will he dis
pose of the other Georgef Win he vote
for an avowed rebel, for the mere purpose
Of assisting Mac to place? What win
he oabout thssi
I Besides ii George the General should
chance 70 shuttle of this mortal col, !"
soon after he becomes President, does not
George the traitor take his placef How
would Union man like that And IL It
not fact that the last two Generah who
were Presidents, somehow did not suit the
"niggef-drives," both had Vics Presi-
dents and successors, who suited them bet
ter, and both died very soon after reaching
their positions, and gave place to men who
did their masters bidding! George b..
might die likewise. We haven'tthe slight
doubt that he would die q very natural
death, if he should b elected and then re-
fuse to carry out the Chicago rebel pro-
gramme. Pendleton would have his place
very speedily. or course he would
Does any one imagine that the traitors
would hesitate a moment about SO small q
matter, when they could gain everything
by single murder? It would not cause
them the slightest compunction. If they
have made all the slaughter Of this war for
the sake Of their secession, would they al
low the life OF one man to stand 10 the way
Of accomplishing it surely ard safely and
forever?
So the probabilities are that "Mac, mus.
carry out the "peace programme or PEN
dleton will occupy bis place in very nat
ural way. OF course no one doubts what
he would do. He il named for the second
place.; but is, bound to have the first II
necessary, should theffaud succeed. Isn't
that inviting to Union man? We don't
think Mac would BE- put out Of the way
He would make that unnecessary by fill
Ing the contract, and letting the Union
slide" We only suggest what would fol-
low il Mac scme elected and ahonld IT.
tempt to sustain the Union. Think of il.
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no.. z .Hen. 1A1z1 1swiIsoir Z
van spe - Sollows, to-Ntt; foas s!-ss sgctT j
Fort Madison. Lee county. Moedag OCT.
ssSiass5n. vsn Buren coSSt2. 5f;asy. !.
Keos9hqua, 49, = =" 6aturday, y. 1
Z ssTneipeakinx wf1 Be q enc O'Clock, +. n.sl
,- = 800 Hoxrr, Chairman
Republicans e1fa Central Committee,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Denmark Dele
CATION Of the Southern Iowa Soldiers Fa;,
gratefully acknowledges donation Of Ten
Dollans from +. =. Edington, ESD, of Char
itop,
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- There Was . terrible tornado in
Coles county, Illinois, the other. day. II
did great deal Of damage, and We guess
satisfed the Copperhsad traitors ofthat mo-
torious vicinity that there are some things
yet beyond their control. r there were
not . goodly number Of the staunchest sort
|ef Union msnt ere, We should care little
fthsy had . tornado every day. and if
they finally wiped out the whole breed Of
pestilent snakes, Ne think the world would
b 30 much the better. But there are
good and true men there, and % Tor their
sakes We hope tornadoes win not revisit
them. One Unionf man il rof more inn.
portance than al1.. the "snakes'' In the
country.
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- How the Mcclellan men Ike Grant
u signifed by the signs they hold out At
their meetings in various places. At Phil
adslphia, the other night. One Of the trans-
parences represented .'thet ,ky&ve Of the
Union" The President and Cabinet were
represented riding in heasss, drawn by
jackasses with human faces, those or Grant,
Sherman and other prominent Union Gen.
eral. Grant was represented q Saying: ~
pun for the SIDE that pcys best.'' q We aont
wonder that Mcclellan men hate Grant,
however. He is. . lighting General. '.Mac''
- not. '.Macp il . "peaceu man. He takes
whipping - kindly ~ . hound. Grant
does the whipping. That's the difference
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eAFernando Wood says that if the UNI
resigned Mcclellan is elected, be ''WiA en-
tertain the views and execute the princi-
pies Of the great party he viii represent
srithoat regard to. those he may himself
profess" OF course he viii. How could
hs do otherwise And besides, Fernando
knows. ''Mac" never had any idea Of do
ing otherwise. He believes in the '.peace
programme Of Chicago. He proved it
by his conduct Of our armies while he had
command. He would have been sitting
down ON the Potomac to this time, II he
had been permitted, calling for more men,
another case Of boots and shoes, new sad
dies, or . key Of nails, while the rebels
were daily slapping him in the face. II h
il not q ..psAce'' man, who can bef He 10
the natunql+eseaaurS' ofth9 copperheads,
and win do the bidding of his owners like
any Other ''nigger." ,s ssa7a4
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4 The undessiened have aereed upon the follow.
ing Joint discussiens between the respective
candidates. for Congress. Of the Dsmoczatic ant,
nep1blicon paEtie& IN be several Districts o.
- FIRST DISTRICT. n.eN
-. 1sdise, !ss comfy Aoeaay, October y
xeoeapqqe, Van Bmsa o.. Wsanesday, g. i
EHcne4asl4s nsvis soUnty. Th.1eday. . 9
Washington. Warrington 60, Monday, a. II
Wapellos 1o1ia UgemSy. 1ye0N, Il
1urltng1ons ID 4oanooe COX W606esdAy, Is
Mt Pleeslnt, Henry county, ThuzstAy. :. q
FOURTH DISTRICT. oas. "a 8
=. EHddyvMe. Mo0days Octcner .
~ faiSey Ws65 assSSes, n.a5
Newton, ThundSy, o. s6ss $ g
folede. 3cesSaS. II Il
yintoe, wednesday.
lsi.. 6sEsIooss ssssSSsy 7" s. &
s0ttnAwa Monday, ,e $3.50 u 'sse sgas 3
V ~ Iueedays :. y 81
Nontesnmas WsdnesdaXs g
rtowS CITY, tnufsaAy q
Inc eoove meettnoD VIA b. holdat 0ne O'Clock
4, tine dtscusoion TO b three hours, TO b(
c!noidate 70 answer in speech Of an hour and
1he!f. and concluded by . reply Of half an hOuI
~ the opening speaker. The opening to b Il
'eznased between the candtdases eash Day.
- Chairman Rep. STATE Cen. Com.
~ sGf LAUREL SUMMERS.
Chairman Democratic Committee.
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~ One Of y Nac.'sp friends down in
Connscticut, excused his arrest sof the
MarylAnd Legislature on the kropSnH that
It was youthful indiscrstion rye That
beang the fact, how rapidly must the iattle
fellow have grown inssagscity ana Wis
dom! We are now told that he Il man
Of wonderful min4 qnits capable Of fur
nishang platforms for the .'Democrscy,' },
and guiding the destinies Of our hstioh in
these days q unwonted tronblss! 7. y And
YET three years SINCE he vas guilty Of
F"youfhfnl indiscrstions - h But singular
TO say hiss youthful indiscretions y never
by any chance led Inn to the forefront AZ
baftlel His. iudiscretions were thoN Of
EalhtaG not Of Harry Percy. 90 suae 1gsi
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p - nov much Grants occupation Of the
Weldon Railroad affected the rebels NAV
% inferred rom single fact fiour adj
yenced in Richmcnd from S225 to $s25 per
barrel. II adds $lo0 to the price Of bar
rel Of ordinary -four. Don't that tel, the
STORY! Other iprices there are alao av;.
1ence Of how much they were hart. Fresb
beef four dollars per pound; bacon eioh,
dollars per pound, chickens ten do,,sr,
each. There we see what ..democra,;,
PRICES" and "deAaocratic'' currency really
are.s The Democracy rule in Dixie. anS
our Copperheads want to ''go to them !,
Compare these prices with ours, and the,
LIZ you like theirs better, you had better .,
down in person and try it awhile. ia as
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-01

g 1oIThs Looisville Journal II down on
United States officers who have nothing 70
90. It supports the Little Napoleon. :,
who not only has nothing TO do, but Who
oouldnt % anything II ~ had. 'eNap. y
the iitfle, won't resign, and judgl
lng &on appearances can neither Do
kickedTer shamed into 1ssigning. Now
suppose his friends take him In hand por.
maps u they make the effort they can in
duce himtoact like man once IL hi. lisa
Get him 70 rssign. Mr.. .Joarral. and Won
wili confer = hvor upon nj sincere Union
men, and promote that public economy you
pfoieest TO favor. Do it IL you can. We
can't MaS' ueems to be void alike Of
senss. decency or honor. He holds on to
his PAY" like beggar. -
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THEHAWK-EYE
$50 sse% Oatwrd0N, October 4. ss. 81
National Republican Nominations
,ssf ssytA ION FnHuDNu, 49,
,kRRAHAM.LINOOLN.
! ANDREW JOHNSON.


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"A EaU r BENJAMIN r. HUNT. u
go sasiasfs OF Clayton Osanty. %e
9Th DANIEL ANDERSON,
s.n - nTT.uAN = s1STgnarrsr
or Decatur County.
9Th I" HENRY G. HENOEHSON.
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1t must Is Is. hoes not Val. proclaim i. !,
Look around ypu, reader, and note what
sort Of creatures they are who profess De-
momacy nowadays. Would you not sup
pose them wise and pious, and especially
patriotic? Don't zen zee it? he's ear ).
s 81 au1 a
F l~There was . Union ratification meet
ing'in Cincinnati, hast Saturday. The, pa
pers say II was immense in numbers and
intensely enthusiastic-thatit far surpassed
anything ever bsfare seen in that city. The
procession staggered those who composed
it by its enormous length. The mottoes
upon the transparencies carried 6nup sew
sral columns Of the papers in The smallest
type. In lAct, the people were there, ana
the sight made the Coppetheads howl
Coz. Chase made the principal speech, and
|qf course hs made . good ana telling ono.
He always does thst. Numerous others
were made, ~ Of which. were wei re-
ceiyed. a eheval. sbpaaszlsea ss's
The citizens Of Ohio, as wen - those OF
Indiana and Illinois, seem to be most tho
roughly awake. Thsy are alive 70 the ne
|csssities Of the hour, and firmly resolved
Ito do their duty. They mean that the
| Copperheads shall haye mo ballot =
and they intend 70 out-ballot them, ana
then to sustain the result II that don't
suit the rascals. they can make the most Of
il Their turbulent talk, their threats Of
violence, and al their vile slang, Only have
the effect Of rousing the people and inten-
sifying their patriotic efforts. In fact all
49, veil. 20 far. Mcclellan stock il no
longer worth taking. Its rottenness is un-
derstood already. It stinks like . last
Years s'mackerel." so 81 fs1ffse &
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out their designs? Ifhe accepts it mean
ing to do otherwise, is he not dishonest +?
Is it not strange that to make Unien man
Of Mcclellan, it is first necessary to prove
him perfdious towards his supporters I II
vile enough for that, why not vile enough
for any other treachery?
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were entered, every one Of which
because Of their superior excellence de-
served premium. BY the term "horses
'of all work. is meant an animal Of sum
Gent weight to pull the pillow or wagon,
and Of sufficient action to b used as car
rage horse. A Black Hawk Morgan horse,
owned b. B. Ladd, Of Ottumwa. was
awarded the first premium, and > dark
bay horse, owned by jas. D. Byers, OF
New London, secured the second premium.
Splendid horses we're exhibited By J. J.
Price and Carlton Hughes, of this county J;
Mr.. Herrick, Of Wapello; Mr.. Stafford, Of
New London; Jonathan Doolittle, Of New
London; WIN. Horssy, Of Mt. Pleasant,
Robert Montgomery, and others. ta "a
81 For horses Of Ill work-three year old
stations the ffst piemiun, was awarded
to Mr.. Horsley Of Mt.s Pleasant and the
second to jonathan gDoolittle Of New
London. aA 8A!l ,i.N s.s..A,ss.'ia
For the beat two year old stallion, the
first premium was awarded TO Joseph Bar
ton Of Dodgeville; the second to VIM. Cor
bitt Of Burlington. J. II. Baird Of New
London, received the first premium for the
best one year old stallion. For the best
colt, VIM. NJ. Reed took the first premium.
For brood mares John Doolittle Of New
London, received the first premium. and
]. NJ. Shields of Mt Pleasant, the second.
For the best mare, three years old, Robert
Montgomery received the first premium /;
and for the best two year old oily John
Doolittle Of New London received the first
premium and c. B. Hunt Of Danville the
second. There was but one flly Of one
year old on the ground, which was owned
by E. B. Hampton of Pilot Grove, lows,
and to which premium was awarded.
For the best farm team w. d. Gilbert Of
Burlington was awarded the first premi-
um; and Andrew Smith of Burlington the
second.
In the grand trial OF fast teams, J. 81.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
TEACHER H4N7ED.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

by the Comfy commissioners for Saint
NJ M.ry's county
ORDERED. That Robert r. Taylor. Cob
ir"t"r rf State aud Co"r'v take. IN the 1T
"i..rti.n ,!istricr of 81. Mays c,mnty, caaAe
advertisement expressing the name Of the
following lots ar parcels of lanl and the c"t
tngrs ar buildings thereon, the Amount OF
taxes due thereon. together with the name of
the person c!,arse,hle With the sans t" he
inserted ,ncc per week. for am! during four
weeks, in the 81. Mays Gasctte, news'-
paper Published. in :: Mary County, and in
th- Baltimore Gaz,tte. paper published in
the city Of BA',imure. notifying, tia; unless
the State and County taxes due on tss >.id
l.ts and Cottages shall I've pail! TO the said
C':lcct"r. within tie space Of thirty days
.r;rr tho publication Of the notice aforesaid
j. pi.tc,i. t',e lots :n.: cottages aforesaid.
Or sub parts Thereof a may he necessary II
raise the .,n due thereon, shs!l lie sold To the
h;shc>, hi,.!., for ,n- rayrnon, OF the same
Owners. No. Of Cottage. Amt. hu"
1863 Jan. lat 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

George Comb,, In the Circuit Court
vs. for st. M.ry's County
Edgar Combs. & I sitting as G,arl OF
Mary u. Combs. : Equity.
10y vilt"e # authority vc..rd in ne by
ID the Act If Assembly. III such c.s- mali
AMI prov9el. it is hereby ordrrs,! tia, the
AUDITOR report filed in this case he rattle!
and c"niirMrd. ~ 'c>s :a,..e Ia tie contrary
he show., on or befnr the third M"l,.!ay
OF March nsx' Provided c"py ot this or;iss
be published in the Saint Mays Gazette. once
a week for thr.e successive weeks pr.viou.
to tue said third Monday Of March next.
by ,r.l"r,
JUliN a. CAVALIER, elk.
True c"ly--rrst
JOHN a. CANAL TER Crk.
JANUARY 2sth, ls54-4..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

Benedict M~gi;i. Z In the Circuit Cour,
vs.. : for St. Mays County,
Allen r. Johnson. sitting As . Curt Vi
& others. ! Equity.
DY virtue Of authority vested iu me by
- the Act Of Assembly. in such case
made aud provided. it is hereby ordered
that the Auditors report fled in this case
be ratified and c"p6rmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown. Oh or before the
third Monday Of March next; provided a
copy Of this order be published in the Saint
Mary's Gasette, once week for three
successive weeks. previous to the said
third Monday Of March next.
JOIN X. CAVALIER. elk.
True. 'ory-T"s..
JOHN AsCAMALIER. Cpk.
Jan. 2ls'. isUEit.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

RRGkE JAIL. On Sunday night lat. two
~ negr' n.en who were 'nin-si there a.
criminals charged with the stealing of
h"rse AID cart belonging to tie ess,te OF the
late George G.. M.rgas, and With e.sticing
away negro w.rn,aL and Children belonging
to s.Ii estate. One III iiscse Iegr"es j. named
Tom anil belongs L" DIR. Henry a. Frd. Of
Lsn,ar'i Town District. Il. il ab,ut "a
wears "f are, abuus six feet, "ns or t~o inches
IN be:ghi, well huit, III black colr and virgins
about leo pouu.!s. He has a ief'r.ne'i or
imperfect thumb ou his RICH, hand. His
dress il nat renemberei The other negr.,
calne here with The military. and calls hu,seif
Randolph Tayl"n. He * abont five fert, ten
i"c.es in i,eigu'. well iu'it aud III dark ,hernut
c"'or. liz is q tie i;kclr ani i: te!iigent and
will Probably weigh leo pounds. His dress
n0' rc,aca,te-ci. He claims to he native
of the State Of Ma;n- ! will g;~e thu above
reward f,.r the a r,.-t and delivery to ms #
tine above named parties, or half the am1unt
LII Tie ..pI.rri:cl.s.. u and delivery 1t cit .er.
PHILIP n. DORSEY.
Sheriff "f Sc. Mary County.
Jan. 2Stl, iS64-ln.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nR. JAMES F. THOMPSON. Den
Il tis,s begs lcaSe TO inform his fsi-nds
Of Saint Mary's County. that bis absence
in Baltimore is "sly temporary Grateful
to his friends for their pas. patronage. he
i. happy 10 inform them. that he will again
be at their services ir February next.
Dec. 81, 1S63-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
NOTICE.

sNE. WILLIAM 3 BLACKSTONE. hav.
- ing located in C!.ar,icn. offers his PRO-
f-.sional s-'rvicrs t., the Public. and car al
xay> he f..unl whcu not professionally -,e
gagged at B.rsw-:l's Hotel. also return my
thanks to my frieni- in the nrishb"rhood at
ST. Cismcn,'s Bay Tor itelr l"rmcr patronage,
and will always t's happy TO Wi, on ihen,
II the .hnrte.t notice.
Nov. 18th, lSGi--:f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
$40 REWARD.

"AS stolen from the subscriber, living
W near Crw: Marlborough, Prince
Georges County, Mar, land. on the night of
the 18th at JANUARY, 1864, n BLACK
HORSE. lie has white spot in the lace; a
very dropping rumr; the hair an the upper
part of the sail is very much rubbed, and is at
I Ills time very short, is a natural PAGER.
will give the above reward f'.r The return
af the horse ,o me. AMT ask no question; ard
! will give the same amount for any inlorni.-
ton that will lead to his recovery
WILLIAM a. OLIVER.
JAN 18th, IS54-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
RATIfICA TIO.y NOTICE.

.
George Armsworshy) /" the Circuit Cour'
d others for. Saint Aary's
''''s s. ., k'as''' Court OF Equity
E1f virtue Of authority vested in m. by tho
= Act Of Assembly. in sui, case n, ,de and
provided, it is hereby ordered. this 2.ia day
OF January 1864. that the Auditors REPORT
filed in tl' CAS- Lc ratified and n.tirnci, lln-
less cause 20 the contrary b. shown, on or be-
fore the t:,ir:i iin.:day uf March next pr,,i-
jed Il c'py Of THIS order be puhii<,c.. in the
Saint MARY G.lzrite. once a week for three
successive weeks lH"si ais I, the sail third
Monday Of N'arc., next
Ey order.
JOHN A. CAVALIER. elk.
True cnpy--T-<t,
JOHN \. CAVALIER. OK.
JANUARY 2S,h, les4-4t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

Y h.r.l.y fnrw arm all rcrsnns from, Aafbnr-
o inz o. c"n"~a'ing ms nesr" woman nc-tv.
calling herself Betty Mills. TIE Iaw will be
rightly enforced against persons who shall
disregard this Hotce.
MN RIiES
ANY chr vel" NAV wish To hr. this wun,an
can do 10, by making application a: this
office.
January :s,h, ls64-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. CHARLES COMBS. having To-
IL Gated himself at the q RE \ T.
~ l. L $ for the purpose Of practising
his profession can always be found at the
residence al j j. A:lstaa. Esq when not
Professionally engaged.
Jan. md i3ti3--,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
TALUA BILE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of one writ Of venditinpi ex-
- ponas. issucd cut Of the Circuit Cour.
for Saiut Mary's County. at the snit OF
Caroline p. Hebt, exccutrix Of William
II. Hcbb. against III" goods and chattels
lsEds add icnements Of Joseph II Madiox
snd BENJAMIN q Harris; aad by virtue OF
,sclve other writs of venditioni -xponas,
Issued out of the Circuit Court for Saint
Mays County, one at the suit Of Frederick
S,oue; one at the suit Of Wiescnficld & Co !;
que at the sui. of William A Rsff; one at
the suit Of Maughlin l. johnson; one at
the suit Of Kephart. Darby & Son; one at
the sui: Of SsUuel j. Campbell; one at the
huit If A. W. Cameron; one at the suit Of
j. Ednard Eiii 4 Bro use of Judith K
Bird; one at the suit Of William A. Loker:
ope at the suif of Duer. Norri. & CO.: Que
at the suit Of J. r Herbert, and Matthias
ii. Herbert. use OF Matthias Herbert; one
ct the suit Of Thomas Mckenzie 4 Son.:
sgainst the goods and chatteis, lands and
Il nemeGts Of Joseph II. Maddox; and J.,
virtue Of one other writ of vcndiiioui ex-
ponas, issued out of the Circuit Court for
Saint M<ry's County. at the suit of Fred
click F!rkey T. Sons, against the goods and
eha'.els. lands and tenement. Of George
A. Simms and Joseph II. Maddox; and by
virtue Of one writ If Fieri Facias, issued
out Of the Circuit Court for Ssiut Mary's
County. at the suit Of William McLann.
agains, the goods snd cha.,rls. lands and
senemen,s of Joseph II Maddox; and I"
s'e directed, / have seized aud taken in
execution all Tie right. title. Interest.
claim and demand. at law and in equity. Of
the said Joseph II. Maddox Benjamin G
Harris aud George A. Simns in and to the
following property. to wit:
The growing craps of Wheat on the
lower farm in Medlcy's Neck and on
''tyntra;" 10 Head Of Mules; Bay Mare;
8 Csits; 20 Cows aud 3 Calves; II Ok
en-; l2 fearling,; Bull; so Hogs: 4
ex-csrts: Wagon aud gears; Horse
Cart;1 Engine. with Tiresher and Fan
attached; Crist Mill aud Crusher; l
Wheat Thresher and Horse power; 8
Wheat Fans; 8 Corn Shelters; 2 Cutting
boxes; Wheat Drills; 2Screw Prizes; 6
large flougas; 6 small do; 6 one horse
do; q Gang do; 2 Tobacco Cultiva,ors; 6
Corn Cultivators; Subsoil Ploughs; 5
large tiarrew.; 2 small do; 2 Scoups; ]
Cast ir"n roller; 20 Plough Gears: 8 OK
chains; 6 OK Yokes; crop Of Corn Gin
held;) ] crop Of Tobacso; 8 Yoke .f oxen;
Crop of Tobacco (now grewing:) crop
ct Corn; Stacks of Hay: l lot Of blade
Fodder; Fodder House end Shueks; "a
hsgs; 70 Shoa,s: 5 Sows; 2 Corn Shell
ifrs: Wheat Fans; l Crop of Chrn
tgrowing;l crop Of Tobacco Gin 6eid.)
And. | hereby give notice. that On
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
FOR SHERIFF.

GEORGE d. DUKE announces himself n a
candidate for Sheriff, az ahe mex, election in ST.
Marys County, and ss,Iici.s The support Of h:s
trends and fellow Citizens.
Nov. 26.h ls65--te.