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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-16

Sir 8acfer, Namilien uno Mnoerc.
1000 Srrls Super uno Grtra=W6ebl
;u SIS uub SIS SO 3u Sertaufen tn ~beliebtsen Duan4ititen bt
I& s98 s.. 9. q. BerrN.& SO.
tepl9-1Wttl 70 SnitbS gDbar
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

The c;vilisisg Gag Of FNnee, raised ~
high BIZ her noble E,npcrnr. to whom ysI
0we the rcg-n~rafiaa Of order and peace.
rrprcsents these same principles. This i
that the chief Of his forces said 70 yoa|l
~ months siRce in sincere and dizinteresiesl
hngnsge--as . forersnner of new era N
kapriness Every eaanary which has ui.h-
u q have future. has cause 10 BE ks,,sa
md s1rone BY fblIosing this rcd usisss.
Ibyal and tirm. Goa win Gre N strenesh
70 rsseh the grade ~ prosperity shieh ~
desire. Mexiosns. the fafure At yoar bessa-
tifulr esuntry b in yoar bands; - to my
|srk. oler you . sincere will. Loyalty. and
. 6rm intention to respect your hus. and
TO canse diem 10 be respected With an in
Ivariatie snthority. God and your oou6-
1eere constitute ny streassA. The ban.
|ner " iuieFendesce Is my symbal. my de-
vice yon already know-'' equity and jus
'ticc;s shall be faithfai 10 il a. my life -
II i my dnty TO grasp the secptns and the
|ssosd q honor With ermnass. II becomes
the enviahls task Of the Knpssss to essss.
|crsts 70 the country ~ che soble seAsi.
ments of chrisssaa siffne, and I'LL he
|sweetaess Of . tcndnr mosaer. Letus unite
90 gain the COMMON end, lct ~ forget pas,
shadows let N bury the odiam Of faction,
aud the aurola of peace aud of merited
hafpiness will shine again rsaiansly ever
the new Empire.
MAxrxIIIas
Vea Crus May 90. 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
PROCLAMATION OF TIE EMPE.
ROR OF MEXICO. II

We have already:: anuounced the arrival
10 Mexico of the Emperor Maximilian.-
On the 18th ulsimo he issued the following
proclamation:
MExscAxs:--You have desired me-
Your noble nation By q spontaneous ma
jority.; have selected me hcnceforth 70
watch over your destinies. deliver my.
self up with joy to this call. However
painful il may have been for me TO say
farewell forever to my native country, and
10 my kindred. have already done it. full.
ly persuaded that the Almighty has called
me, through you. to ths noble mission, o.
consecrating all my might and soulto ,
people who, worn out BY disastrous com
bats and warfare. sincerely deaire peace
and prosperity people who, having ne.
cured their Independence. wish row to en-
joy the frnits Of civilization and Of true
progress The mutual confidence will
which We are animated. you and |. will b
crowned with brilliant success II We re.
main always united TO valorously defend
the gres. principles which are the 6nly
true 6u0 uuTaotc toouoottouo VI osasESS tos
principles Of inviolabie and immLtable jus.
tice. Of equality under the Law, the patti
open to overy one, TO oil careers and socia
positions; the complete persooal liberty. n
rightly understood. securing With il th'
proteciion Of the individual and Of proper
~, the development Of the national wealth
Improvement in agriculture. mines and IN
9 4 r
municstion for an extensive commerce.. ana
finally the development Of education. nal
its relations with the public interest.
The blessing OF Heaven. and with then
progress and liberty. will assuredly not ri
rs, IL On the factions, allowing skemselves
to be led b stropg and loyal government
shall unite 10 realize the object which
have just indicated. and Il We always con
tiuue to be animated BY the religious ssnti
ments BY which onr beautiful country ha
dissinguishsd itself during 10 most uahap
p, psrisds.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
rns NEW ARCHBISHOP OF NEW
YORK.

The NEW AkCHbtStt0P Ok NkW
YORK.
Bishop McCloskey. of Albany. received
his co~aaissioa d Archbishop II New
Ynk l,a Wssk. ard will Som take up his
res63rsc~ in that city. One Of the Albany
pspsss apesas Il tie sucsessor of Arch
hishap HSehes 10 the following termsc
Es9 clergymea Of tina State are more
rrspesakd. bishsp McCissky i gentls-
mao of taiess asd eloquenee. He 10 the
very oppasisS af Archbishop Hughes, il
tenpessi nsos. The fafses vss great con-
trovers;aliss. and never felt better pleased
than whss essagcd iu . war Of logic With
the editor Ut Shs New York EEprsss. o.
some other equally pugnseinas person.
Rishep McC9oskey has NJ tsses for this
sort ufsAlag. His greatest desire 10 to hive
a. xnsl Ssrss uish his ssighbor. and to
indslge in serimsny and ll-Sssling - se:-
DON y possible. Archbishop Hughes
would s.sEer SIGHT Cor the success Of his
creed than pray for i. bishop McClosksy
On these points differs radically With his
predecessor. and No think With great gain
10 himself 60 we'll = slvsne,ge to his
church. Bishop McCioskey. IN going to
New York. will taks vish him the BEST
wishes Of our citizens 6 > lonS and hap
py life.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
Meeting Of the Rsrmsrs In the Factory
District.

4 mseting.of the farmers Of thei2i IT,
lection District Of this eoun,y. was held q,
the Factory on Saturday :ast. for the pur-
poss Of determining upon tho wages 10 be
given for hands during the present hsr-
vest. They decided to give good Graders
$3.50 per day. sad binders $3.50. The
scarcity Of labor in this section. will rem
der harvesting extremely difficult With ma
ny. aad:sood hands command high wages
We understand that iu sopc sections of the
esunty $3.50 and 81 par day have been
offered for cool Graders.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOT10B.

THalS 10 To notify all P,rsons inhabited 10
- the estate "f the late H-sekiaL Dsn,, and
who~' notes were draw. n the 9th Of De-
se.nhsr last. thst tho ss,.e were due ON tho
ninth inst. They are requested 10 cnmc for
wss'i Ard settle ~ very short in'lalyencs will
be given.
CHALES DENT
GEORGE n. DENT,
Administrators of
HEZEkfAH DENT.
June 18th, le64-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
Return of Vallandi9han.

Return OF Sali0n0l2 nam.
Our Western exchange show that Val
1sajisa.m has returned frsm exile. and
Is nov iensagsd in. addressing the people
81 Ohio. GLE haagbsen:: elected delegate
t.. the: Democrats National Convention.
sad has proclaimed his Intention to no
longer be deprived Of his personal liberty
lie sxpresseslhis willingness to be tried BY
the courts. for:f any charges that may be
preferred againss him, and pledges himself
70 abide the verdict. His return. we learn.
was without sither the sanction or knowl-
edge d ishs Government. and it yet re-
mains to be seen what will be The result.
We refer our readers to his address to the
people Of Haailtou. 10 another column Of
so-day's issue.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NCrICE 10 hereby gwen that the susser,hss
4 M: Obtained from the Orphans Court fsr
saint Mary's county, IN Maryssaa. lessers
.sasnaniary on the psassaal esssss Of Joha
~: Tucker. late Of said ca, deceassd
All persona having elains against she said d. i.
CEASED. sse hsrsby wsraed 10 exhibit the came,
vita the proper vouches ,hersof, 10 the suhseri.
Der. on or bsi"rs ,he leah day OF Dec. 1894.
SS.nes.'se they may be excluded by iax from all
'a'ss This ssh. ds, of June. IsCs.
ANN z. TUCKER,
Exeentnx
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

pie JUDGMENT CREDITORS Of
James T. Crane. late ot Sc. Marys coun-
y deceased. are hereby requested TO NEE. in
L sonssd T.wn On che
ist Monday in July next,
Dividend. - w.
wN. Watts. Exr.
JAMES z. CRANE
june Dab. lss44-.sd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
PUBllC ROAD,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
n signsd intends pstiooiny the Count
Commissioners f"r St Marys cuuuty. Tor M
opening Of Public Road from tho "Three
Nosehed k.ad near Gss. W. L. Buckler's
Store, to keeder's Wharf. On the Patuxens
havss. inss Nad will run through che
prem.es Of Geo. w. L. buckler and Vim. O.
Reoisr. H.. n
GEO. II. MORGAN,
.- COkNE:lU5 PAIN,
June 1Srl, lsGz--Ew.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

.kETa bis speech at the Cleveland Con,
veation, Gen. Cochssne delivered the fol.
lowing sentiment which. il is said, Va. 70.
eeived With much applause" Intimate.
y connected With these righ,s 10 shs .ftss.
dom of the press. and the adminissratios
or the man who would aim q blow d IL. il
guilty Of . crime bat little less alailty than
be who j. 3 traitor 10 the cause uf HI,
country." f'... rfs.s,zIi,s
Hon John Wsutwosth hes heen srpo;u.
Ted police ssasissisaes Of Chicago.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

NOTICE Is hereby given, that al person,
sss hss~srned againvs trespasinx upon
my Orchard, IN Ls,eiard Town, % issesferiux
y AIRY nsones With Tie fruit shsrsin. Par.
eeis ~ill = lsssd strictly respuaslh,e Cur ans
f!espa~s that nay 10 c~msn,taed by sI,ei,
shi'esen, after the pnblicasisn q THE nn,ice'
: j. j. JARBO8.
Juae Hsfa, iss4--4x.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
PERSONNEL. OF THE BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.

The correspondent Of the New York
World ssyss
1T ia remarkable fast that no Nation.
81 Convention thst ever eat was composed
of 10 many persons under the direct in6u-
euce Of the gosernment patronage. This
body fairly swarms with office holders. con
tractors. and psoplc who have direct ps-
cuniary interest in keeping the present nd
miniatration in power. The following d
su estimate of The personnel Of this Con.
ventions
Office. holders So
Relatives and fri-uds Of Office holders, l2O
Contractors and fast friends Of con
tractors. 90
Congressmen. il
Niggers, le
Editcrs Of party jodrnals. 20
Tho rest are unausountcd for. but Il 10
believed that they will all DO found in the
three classes first mentioned"
Paris uses about twelve willion pounds
Of ice per snnum.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

The. Hswa. -
Since our lac, publication. Gea- 6ranfs
fassea. have agais resumed the extensive
Ills entire command has been transferred to
tho South siieSof the James River, and
hea-y:fghting has snsusd is tho vicinity
Of Petersburg. A. yet. no Isssrial. ..ad-
vantages have been derived from this
shaugc Of base. All attempts to take Pc
tersburg have failed. thus far. whilst
Drswry's Bluff Fort Darling" ---is
Thought to be irnpresnable. In the fight
ing Of Thursday and Friday lsat. Gen.
Grant admits loss Of 5000. whilst be
Aonfesses shaa the enemy have MOI suffered
- severely. Inaesd. from present indisa-
tioDs. - think. Grant has not grsstly i'm
provni his situation BY bis new movement.
Petersburg 10 doubtless well fortified. and
sss capture ~sl be no easy task % accom-
pliah Even when done. Grant win still
10 Is miles FROM Richmond, and extern
sive fortifcations line the path be VIII b
compelled 70 follow. il - true that The
possession Of Psiersbarg weala be . strong
move upon the chess board, bat We doubt
il the rebel King" would then Be- in
check" To make sisgs elective all
the railroads muss be oscapied. aud Hun
ser has MOI the force necessary to effect
this purpose. Had be coiuma approxi.
mating that Of Grants in numbers. VI
honestly believe that Riehmond might b.
reduced; but as matters new shand. va re.
gard the opsr.sions being sandseted agains'
she great rebel stronghold" a most lise'
~ to result 10 disastreus failure. Nc
nep have ssaghs better than the troop,
under Grant. and no General has display-
Cd mere pertiaasity Of purpose. The
means furnished him uere apparently am
pie. and be has been free from the tranmel
ef Executive iissatien. In car opiniea.
however. be- has committed blasdsrs. In.
-sesd u hnslssding his resosroes and pre-
serving the means necessary 10 lay Rich
nond under an effective siege. he has sae
ri6ocd them TO his own peculiar notion o
lighting. Isis trae. he may yet succeed
il Ae.shall capture and hold Petersburg
and iisnteF shall prove strong enough t.
carry oss his ius.rac,ions. 4 month ago,
this could have been easily accomplished
bat We now rsgssd j. N . Aeabsfsl iask,
unlsssiAs frses under Haussr have beer
greatly upderestimased. or be shsll b.
promptly and strongly reinforced.
Lsse sdvices from Northern Georgia
show that Sherman and Jshus.on sssspy
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

Iha Drafk.
We have renewed assurances. TINT :
drafs for twenty-eight ,ssn. re- ssc hsadred
days SERVES. win 10 spssdis drawn from
hi. eousty. The namss will BE- drawn in
baltimore city. aud the draR will likely
be made during the ensuing week.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

The most important busises before this
body Of late is the considerations of the bill
to prohisit he disehsrgelof p.rsons from
silisssy dssy By reason Of the payment Of
'ssuey. Vasioas penp,siiions we're made
toamcnd II, some iu reference to ihe com.
snutaiion. and Others looking to the draft
isg of Iadisas. and after much DEBATE 4
wss reconmittcd tn the commiftee on mill.
tsry affairs. In the fiOsse nothing IL gen
rrsl Importance was done. a. d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
A q T ! & e.

hereby for~srh any and all prrsnas rot
{" take my L.tc PAYABLE to ". II. Her
rinsan t~ three hnnF.rri a,ai thirty QUO ,i.L-
lar. IN payni at E1 amy .icbt--.a. | hold leg Il
fleets "a 'inst il su;k.'ient t. Cancel tia
sm.ans 81 tie msa.
IOIlN IT. THOMAS.
June 18th, lss4-Si.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

M. Editor This nei's~hd commcdil
ons Catholic Church Is now nearly CON,
plsted. and will be opened for Divine Ser
vice on Sunday, the 3rd Of July next,
The ceremony OF dedication VII be ped
formed on that day by the Bev. Father
Mcguire Of Washington. assisted by th,
Rev. Fathers Vigilante. Enders. Getting
and De Wolf The dedication sermon vii
be delivered by the Rev. Father Mcguire
to whose splendid talent and brilliant ora.
tory it is deemed useless to make any spe.
cial reference. II has been but few
years since he spent some time IN our
county, and his able and edifying sermons
arc well .nd profitably remembered.
There is still due upon this Church q
debt Of ten thousand dollars. and a eollec.
ton will Be made on the above occasion,
to aid in the payment of this large sum.
1t is hoped aad expected tina. persons at
tending the dedication ceremonies will
come prepared to contribute literally to
this meritorious object.
| am not prepared. Mr.. Editor, to
give On architectural ds.cripion Of this
church. but il is doubtless the largest aud
finest building of its character in this sec
tion Of the State. The walls arc Of fine
briek. one hundred feet long. City wide
and thirty high. The inner walls and
ceiling are IF dark brown color, and che
arch aud pillars are handsomcly decorated,
presenting quite an imposing appearance.
There are four rows of rcws-seventy two
in num6er-with three aisles, two running
betveen the pews and the wall. and enc
thronnk the centre of the church. The
altl skiola. surmounted with an arch
of plaSl5f Of Paris work. and tho t.iliu z
around it Is beautifully decorated with Co.
lestisl paintings. There are two galleries,
intended for the use Of colored members,
and large and handsome orgas has al
ready been procured and placed In til.
choir. Mr. p. b Smith. an accomplish.
cd and skillful organist, has kindly CON.
sentcd to perform during the ceremonies
of dedication, whilst the members Of tho
choir Of old St. Joseph's will accompany
him With vocal music.
There are twelve large bow windows Il
the Church, and two distinct sets Of wind
ing steps leading to the galleries and choir
The tower to the church is eighty fee,
high and sarmounted BY handsome gill
cross.
In conclusion, will state, too mucl
credit cannot be given. to the resident pas
tor, Father Getting. and to the Trustee.
for the energy aud seal they have display.
ed in erecting this nuagni6cent ediSce
Let US all show our appreciation Of thei
lxbored efforts in holy cause. by con
tributing an literally as means will allow
to the removal of the heavy debt nov
hanging over them.
j. D. T.
June 23rd 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

IL MAS then moved that the chairman
appoiat Stats Central COMMITTEES, and
annssuee il at . future day. which "a.
carried.
Previous 60 adjournmeut, Mr.. Elih en-
dsarored . have IN es.ssiun Cor elect;ws,
but failed 20 get his motion sheoeeh.
transferable speeeh-naking aud irreg~,
lar discussion ensued. and he Cosveo.iou
ad5ournea sane de.
DESIGNATIONS on GKs. b. G. HowaRp
--In consequence If the appointment o!
Gss. ,. c. Howsrd. By the Democratic
Ccsseasisn Of this State. - delegate "a
che Chicago Conven,;ss. -~s ore rr4nese-
ed to publish the following: 81.
~ fhe Messbe's Of the Demnrrafic Cosss..
sisa sckscA recexa9y assesSled In Bali
news. ss
Cesaemen--I respectfully decline the
appointments ct delegate 10 The Ckioaeu
Convention.
BsSyAxIx C. H,wAsp.
June IL, 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

This distinguished gentleman. ishE here
On Saturday last. sor the. purpose Of re-
Tsa,ning his seat 10 Congress He lea
h""ss IN sas..healsl and spirits. and With
the promise to revisit Us % soon % his o.
fetal duties will permit.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

rretty nearly the petitions hsrr4oscre re-
parted. some 6ghsing has isken plass,
hut without sny decisive result. Tie 70,
bel Gene.sl (lsishos) Polk US killed 10 d
late engagement. but hcw TIM engs1sseni
terminated We have net been inssrmsd. a
iate teierrsm irom General Sherman. -.
ting that Johnston had rstrcated. i now
pronounced ''premsiure. II
I A considerable engagement NJ h<ea pe-
Gently taught in Tenaesses. bstwesa
Gems. Forrest asd Stn~sis. 10 which Ii.
latter WAS badly ~srssa. etsrgis forces
numbsred about s.eo0. Whit Forrest ].
thought to have had grs.sly superiss
number. Ssurgis' lossss are estimated in
the Southern papers It 20eo. IN killed
aud wounded. 1000 IN prisossrs. 20 pieces
Of artillery. besides ~sgons, teams. .,a-
muui;ion. &C. The Northern Journals.
however, pss his losses q lover figure.
bat admit . disastroas defeat. Forresis
next iaovenent. il II apprehendsd. will be
upon The rear Of Shsrnan. sud. II 30. the
defeat Of Sturgis m.y prove quite seriena
in its consequences.
The late raid made By Gen. Sheridan.
from which bsilli.n, results were antici-
passd.- has been brought suddenly to q
cloee. and bis forces. are nov reported IN
the vicinity Of Richmond. He fought two
quite severe engagements during the raid,
ons with Gen. Hampton. the other with an
infantry and cavalry force at Gerdonsville.
In these engagements, the losses we're
heavy on both sides. aud each claim the
victory. As Sheridan. however, failed to
form Junction With Hunter, or to csp-
ture 0ordorsvills, it may DO inferred that
bis expedition was NOT ~ Successful rs was
hoped Tor.
Gen, Hunters forces are reported to be
en- route for Lynshburg. which place. We
are told BY the Southern press, is strongly
fortified and garrisoned. Il ia thought in
some quarters that his object is simply to
take possession Of she railroads in this sec-
ton Of Virginia. whilst others surmise that
he will sudssvsr to form a junction With
Gcn. Butler.
The reported defeat Of Morgan. BY Gen.
Burbridgs, has been confirmed BY late
Federal intelligence from that quarter.
The war news from other military de-
partments denote no change inthe s<.tss
Of affairs.
Nothing new is transpiring in The Con-
slitutionsl Convention.
The News from Europe is unimportant.
Gold 10 selling 1t 1891.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

Th1 land is los.ssl "a S.n;ths creek. ia
said county. asd the waters sij,esnt absaaa
II oystsrs. 6sh aud viii lo~l. in seasou. u
= nesw PSins Lockout. and Is aimirably
adspssd 10 the cals4rs VI vegetables. which
ussss with ssady sAis, ~ Ems prices. through
cut siss satiss yrar Tas Improvements coo-
siss Of. small d~slIias house and ordinary
oui-houssa
Tsu.. q sale. - .rssh.a ~ I'll. decr..,
ass:-Two hun ir~i dsi,Ars cash on the dav
Of sale. the residue {" M pai.i in two equal
instalraenta OF ons aud two years. The pur.
chassr will he required to give bond f;s the
deferfs.d p~y,nenta. with security TO 10 sp:
proved BY the Trustee, bearing intarsss from
day OF sale. When ali the purchase money
shall 10 paid, the Trus,ss viii execute dee.t
70 the purchaser. fres clear aod discharged
from sli the parties 70 shis suit and thoss
claiming uu.ler thea
aEORGE / sPALDfNa.
Trustee.
Juss 18th. lSs4-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
Dsmcratict6tats Convention.

This body met in Baltimore city on tb.
18th Instant, and selected Col. Oder
Bowie. Of Prince Georges County. q,
temporary chairman. and Jane. A. L
Mcclure. Of Baltimore city, ss Secretary
The following is list Of the delegates -
Cecil county-James r. Groome, Hsw
ard Ellis, DR.. J. v. Wallace. Fred
Stomp.
Prince Georges eounty-Col. Bowling
Col. q Bowis, benjamin Hance, J. W
Veitch.
Anne Arundel eounty-Dr. e. J. Hen
HE. Augustus Gasss ray. r. J. Davall
4 J.. Griffith.
Dorchester county-Col. james Wool
ford, VIM. b Dali. Dr.. w. A. Smith
Col Thos j. Hedsoa.
Baltimore city-John Thompson Mason
Andrew j. George. Dr. Milton N. Taylor
John d. Hall. w, H. Roberts. W. Kim
mel. DR.. John Morris, A. Leo Knott
James A. L. Mcclure. =. r. Bartholow
r.. Lilly.
Baltimore eounty-George II. Carnau
Edward Spencer, Charles r. Hale. vii
liam d. Issacs. John Bosley, John J
Baldwin. A. Buckingham.
Somerset county-James U. Dennis
Isaac ID. Jones. WIN. n Gales. Audrey
Crawford.
frederick couuty-Colonel J. II. Kun
kle. j. W. Haughman. j. n. Palmer
David o. Thomas, Capt. N. WsrthiDg
ton.
Calvert eounty-P. Louis Griffith. Dan
iel r. Magruder, j. g. Ireland.
Howard county, James d. Cook, Johs
r Clark. Joseph Hunt.
St. Msry's counsy-Colouel c. Billings
ley. Geo. w. Morgan. Baker A Jamison
Carroll coauty-Jacob Pouder, DR.
Belts. Uptsn Scott. Geo w. Monro.
Queen Anns's county-Thos. J. Kcat
iag. John Brown. Jr., James r. Dudley
p. Miner. r. w. Lowe.
Taibee eoanty--Chas. u. Jump. DR.
Rose.
Kent eosaty--Coloael s. Hepburn.
a quite animated discussion aext ensaei
upon the prcpriety. Of sending delegates Il
Tie Chieaeo Ccnven,ion, it being slsines
By Messn Kunkle snd Baughman. .
Frederick. thss no such power had beer
invested in the body then a.semhsd. Th'
m,jorisy Of the Convension. however, seen
to havez entertained . different opinion
aod ballot was had. which rssalted .
follows:--
zoe the Eastern Ehore--Judee Car
michael and Hon. Henry May.
For the Western Shore-Hon. Benja
min G. Harris and Bsnjsmin @. Howard
First Congressional District--iirau
cCullough and John r. Rranklin.
Second District George II. Casmal
and Colonel William Kisamell.
Third Dis,rics-Will be anpounced at
fasure day. and viii be elected by psinar.
meetings.
Foarth District-The delegates decline
to act, and will leave she matter with thsi
people. M
Fifth Colonel o. Bowie m
tGprieg RsswooG.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
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seed. FIRE AND WAITER
). PROOF PAINT. for Roof
ing. Walls. Burns. &c.
f.. June 13rd, 1S34-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
MARRIED..

At the residence OF her uncle Hon.
Geo. H. Morgan. on Wednesday, che 9th
inst BY Farther DE Wolf. Mis-, Mary
Rcgens Fowler Of this county. to john Is.
Edgcrtcn Esq., OF Baltimore city.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
SAINT MARY'S GAZETTE
Lroy ARD town Mlo.

MORNING. JUNE a. ise4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

HThe authorities arc beginning 70
move in the matter Of con6scatiug the
properly Y Of rebels in Chicago. The pro-
prietor Of the Times will escape, We pre-
sume, by the technical adherence to the
letter Of the law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

NEw REcRuIn.-The Jesnnie Whipple
brough down from Davenport, on Hatsr-
day morning, nearly two hundred new ne
eruits for the various Iowa regiments in
the field. We understand that quite :
number Of them are for the 18th. They
departed for st. Louis on the stsamer
Muscatine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

Over twenty thousand dollsss i
gold was sent By ths etats Trsassras q
Do Asiass = Ctiags - sslnin ~ -.
nisn. WAo would lsvs lAoaGht aAs1
there was % nush sold n Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

H The river is rising 1t this point,
rapidly. The steamer Die Vernon ar.
rived at an unusually early hour last sve.
ming, With number Of passengsn sad .
large quantity Of freight. She u the reg
ulsr packed this morning foteHt. Louis.