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Welsh Anecdote.

A Welsh clergvmo, h.;,, ;,,;,.,,
sisr in the ordination Of a mi,;.,., " 80
pnrt of Eapland. wns annotated - a,WIn
the address, To the cburcb md .on no,",'n ao'
and having been informsd Tim, 80 ;
on, minister had suI.rsd m""t s's sn P1ss'
niary embarrassment. aI,bonah ~
wers fully able TO supno,, tis. .csrnc.,,.rt.'
took the iolIoxino msrbod or .d.';n;",y
rep,oof. In mi. sdd,e,, fo ,hs .h"'a' :.
remarked: .Yoa have been nrsS;nn a
doubt, that God youid ard W., g. .
ter his own hxurt 10 bs Won, n..,o. W.
have done we'll God w.. ~. -
YOUR PRAYER. and viysn vo, .neh . ,.;";.,..
as he approves. who viii 90 in ,na on, ~,
tore Won. and feed xou, son,. .i,n a..
brrad Of Lille Bat now vo, Inv. n,.,ad W.. W..
a minister, mud God. has g;v,n e., an. w.
your mind, YOU have soms,ni"s NO.. no. I"' =, a. "
you mu.t ,ske Gaze OF him md IN n,t., ~. ="
HIS living happy .mnno,l va. - -
thinking yoa .havs q pny ns.io p,."
again, pay agsin what ssouIS ~, ra,
again for? Well, | thInk yo. hay. - p!
prny again. But fo, what, Wi ~, III
you Pray ,ha. G.d would moi js,a,,,.
adder down n, s,,,, .o.;r 49,,
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CREERING.-The Macon Confederate, of
"Wednesday, says: We are glad to see that
the public m I'D has recovered from the
temporary despond>ncy caused by the fall
"i Atlanta and seem resolved not TO rest
satisfied with simply preventing the further
advance Of the enemy, but are demanding
his expulsion from the Gate City. II ia
not at all inGrobaUie that thi, may be eff
tected, and wa shall Then have greater cause
for exultation than had the foot Of the fel.
on foe never trod ths streets Of Atlanta -
We are in recei of information which we
consider re liable, which, if il were polite
to be made pubic. " ould causs.a thrill Of
JOY in the heart OF every man, Woman aud
child in Georgia
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HEADQUARTERS.
Reserve Forces, s. c..
CoLUNBIA, Sept, /,

coLusBIA, Sept. II, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 73-Erirae,
T THE Pian which has been Heretofore
l.. adopted by the Enrolling Officers Of
fasloogdlng mn whose applications for de.
tall aud exemption are pending. will be dis.
continued. AL soeh fusloughs are hersbs
revoked.
u. Enrolling Officers will, 10 all cases of
forwarding members Of the Reserve Force
10 any point, furnish them with papers. sta
ting in hSsi the purpose for which ti,ey are
sent ..
Ill. The Dis,ritt Enrolling Officers, will
take the most effective method lin their
power Of forwarding TO their proper com.
inands every msp OF the Reserve Class who
csnnot show his papers of ostail,exemption
or furlovgh.
by command Brig. Gen. CHEsSUr.
ED. II. BARNWEEL,
20" A. A. Gen
sspt. ~, 1864. ss-s,.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TIE Undersigned. in compliance with
the election iaws Of South Carolina. here
by give notice that ssSsi.clion for one Sen.
alor and two Representatives for Lancs-ter
Sstrics will be held at t,. several .I .c,i.n
presiuts 10 said District IN The second ru.s
day IN October next, being lih day ofsaid
,non'h. Commissionsrs of the Poor also
to-be elected
The Managers shall proceed to coun, the
votes publicly Immediately after the final
closing Of The Polls at tho precinct where
lhs votes have been taken, make out a Ger.
iiheate OF the result, which shall be signed
by the managers, or amajority of them.
and taken te the Court House ON The d,y
next subsequent 10 the day Of election. by
one sr more Of saul managers, where the
maasgers Pressnt, or a majority Of them,
shalf> proceed 10 examin. The statement,
hcm the several precincts and declare the
. sct,oa.
J.'f. X. BELK,
sAMUfJ. J. DUNLAP,
R.E ALLISON. -.
SePt. 81, 1852, ss-sr q.
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ESTATE SALE.

BY permission Of John w. Twitty, Clerk
and acting Ordiurry, | will sell at the late
residence Of left X. Connell, E.sq., deceased,
on Thursday The l3,h October, The follow.
lag properly, to wit:
One Negro ,GirI.
One largsRTude Mare.
One Prime Mule.
Cattle and H"gs.
Wagon and Buggy.
Lot Cotton; Couon Cmds.
household and Kitchen Furniture.
Crockery. ware, Knives and Forks. -Four
psr Cont Bond Of S7oe. Many o.her ar
ticies.
Terms made known on day of sais.
ROBf =. BECKiiAM, Adm'r.
Sept ~, 1864, 3s-3t
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THE PEACE CosFEREscE-We have a
pretty reliable report Of the result of the
informal depntGion TO Gov. Brown TO in.
vi,e him to peace conference with Gen.
Skermaa. The latter lad this project m ueh
at heatt, and sent AS his messenger gen
tlemNn well known, Of high so cial position
in Georgia, TO whom he rendered written
credentials, if desired. lie pIafessed great
unwIIlingness to penetrate further into
Georgia aud intlict the same Devastation
and misery which were sown broadcast in
his rear He sent an invitation TO Governor
Brown and other prominent gentlemen to
come up and talk the matter over with him.
and see if some scheme could not be devils.
ed 10 withdraw Georgia from the war and
save her people from further suffering He
would like if Gov. Brown desired il, that
the latter should ride over the Stat. Road
to Chattanooga, see "the condition Of his
people in the rear and realize the strong
claims upon his sympathy it presented."-
The reply OF Gov. Brown. We unders land,
was very much to this effect: Tell Gen
Sherman that understand him TO bs only
general Of one Of the Federal armies,
while am merely n governor of one Of the
Confederate States, | don't see how We can
negotiate; or, if we should undertake It,
bow our negotiations can lead to any prac
ticaI resu'is.-Nacon Telegraph and Con
Jederaie.
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From the Valley.
RICHMOND, Sept. "a.

'SSf'' 80
An official dispatch, received late last
night, states that the enemy attacked Eatly
at Fishers Hill! on the 22d, and succeeded
in forcing back the left of his line, and
throwing force in his rear, compelling
him 10 abandon his position leaving twelve
pieces of cannon in their hands, though
losing but few men. -
RICHMOND, Sept. &c.
Private letters from Staunton, Vu., dated
24Ih inst, reports that Gen. Early had
chasllsed the enemy severely at New Mar.
ket' driving him back two miles.
The. following official dispatch has been
received, dated Headquarters. Sept 26.
"Gen. Early reports that the enemy ad q.
vanced against him, on the oath, at New
Market when he fell back to Port Repub-
lie.
son the 25th the enemy advanced to-
wards hnrrisonburg, his cavalry having
probably passed that place.
"(Signed) r. T.. LEE"
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The President in Georgia.

The Augusta Chronicle of yesterday says:
President Davis. accompanied by General
Lee and Colonel Johnson, members or his
staff, and Hon. B ii. Hill, of Georgia, passed
through this city last evening IN special
train on his way To the front lie arrived
at the South Carolina depot about five o.
clock, and was met by Gen. FRY, the new
commander OF the post, his Honor the
Mayor, several other military officers, and n
large body Of citizens lie was escorted
through the city by these gentlemen to the
Waynsboro depot. At ihs place-after
having mingled and chatted with the crowd
for a~hiIe-he made u speech. We were
not present on the occasion, but were in
formed that 1t was both eloquent and putri.
otic. lie told the asscmbag that IL the
ciiizens OF the South cvinced the same
courage and determination which was
shown by their revolutionary forefathers,
that the freedom aud independence Of the
Conlederacy wns merely u matier Sf time
Ihft although defeat ani disasier might be.
fall us, and dark clouds cast their dismal
shadows uPon.our prospect, this rev evoiu,ion
would be ms successful as was tIIe revola
ton of '7S. He cniled upon the people to
cheer up, and urged them To do their whole
duiy 10 their country-in this the hour of
her trial. lie Slso res iesred the late iahu.
man order OF Gen ,Shcrmao, and portrayed
IN vivid colors the fate our people IN gh, OK.
pect If they allowed their. e6antry 10 bs
overrun. His speech WIS a short one, and
was received with greet -applsu.e. Tie.
traI~'et for Macon'a at. seven O'Clock.
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s o UT II CAL ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
oihce Cogr Of General Sessions and Com.
mon Pleas.
J. John w. Twitty, Clerk Of said Court,
10 pursuance OF the directions Of the Act
OF 'ne Legislature, In such case made aud
provided, do hereby give public notice that
an election Tor Tax Collector and Ordinary
tor Lancaster District will be held on Tues.
day The llth DAY Of October next, at the
Ssua! pisces Of election lhroughou, the said
District.
Wtnsss my hand ut Lancaster C. IL. this
2oth day Of August A. ID. 1864.
JOHN w. TWITTY,
Clerk G. y. g. {. y.
Aug 80, 1864, 2s-td
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Glorious News From Wheeler.
AUGUSTA, Sent Of

AUGUSTA, Sept. &c.
letter from Gen. Wheeler's command,
dated Athens, Ala, states that he has des.
troyed over l25 miles Of railroad in Sher.
mans rear. 1t also says that 1000 Tenhes-
seeans have joined Wheeler
The people OF Tennessee are cheerful :;
IL will take Sherman thirty days to re.
pair damages. Several hundred prisoners
ana an immense amount Of property were
captured. Gen. Kelly was wounded and
len in the hands OF ths Yankees. -
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ESTATE SALE,

by virtue Of m order from the Court Of
ord'oary, and in pursuance OF instruc,ions
contained in the last win and Testament,
Of Phillip 7. iiHspmoDd, deceased, W.. will
sell portion OF the pessonal Estate .of said
Deceased, at hi, late residence in .nncaster
vile, on "Wednesday the 5,h Of October
nek', consisting Ut a Ragsy and Harness, a
sett Of Double Harness, Two beef cattle
Books, Law .if"nks, Farniiurs, and a yorie.
" Of other ARTICLES.
Terms Cash, JOHN ROSS.
W.N. CONNORS.
Executors.
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S 0 U T II G A r LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

PY JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk and nc.
ID ting Ordinary for said District.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Harriet A. Cam pbe,I,
has applied 10 me for Letters of Ad,
ministration on al! aud singular the
Goods and Chstt!es, Rigats and Credits of.
Ii. w. Campbell, late Of the District
aforesaid deceased. g f''"T
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monsh all aud singular, the kindred and
crediIors Of The said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary,
Court for the said District, TO be Irold,n at
Lancaster Court House on the 9th dav of
Oct. next to show cause, if any. whv
the said administration SHOULD not be Gran.
ted.
Given. under my hand and seal, this 10Th
{ ~ DAY Of Sept. in the wear of our
( l.. >. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixty four aud in the eighty
ninth Year OF the independence Of the
State Of South Carolina.
JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk.
and acting q. l.. d.
sept A. 1908, Al
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fHk LANCASTER LEDGER
published every Tuesday Morning
BY
w. M. G o n N O r S ,
Editor and proprietor.
T E r M s
For Six Menths, in advance,

For Six Months, in advance, S2oO
For Three Months, in-rdvance, 1875
When not paid in advance, fifty per cent
upon the above rates vii! be charged Pay
iment within one month from the date of
subscription will be considered in advance.
: Subscriptions will net be received in ad- =
vance fora longer term than six months.
NOR for n shorter time than three months.
Nc paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at our option. . ....-
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SINcULAR OccUnRE EScE. A -eorrespou.
dent of the Rebel, wri.iHg from East Poiut,
Ga, August as, relates the following:
Among other. freight for shipment, we
noticed ut the East Point 'depoI vest. rduy,
a coffin. under the Immediate charge ofa
LADY, with whom thereis connected u sliangs
history. give it as relai I'd by the hdy
herself in G2, Mr.. H. vol unte srsd
IN Georgia regipshi, then, ss now. in the
army OF Virginia. About q year ago, the
vile OF Mr.. II, hearing 't6it her hus
band was killed in an engagement With the
enemy, proceeded TO Virginia -aad brought
home his remains and intcrseG them II, der
garden. After widewh hood or seven or
eight months, Mrs. H. was u eddea
to another, whom she has lived happily IN.
t'l recently, when their happiness w.s bra-
ken.in upon, by tbe.sudden arrival Of her
first husband, who had been taken prisoner
at the time ne was supposed TO have te.n
But tho stangest part OF tho story 10 vet
10 come. few day s.after. the singular re-
appearance Of Mr. B., a lady arrived
from Virginia, apd. elaimed the eorpse
buried in the garden as that OF her husbasd,
who bore the same name as our resurrscied
hero. This was the lady whom We saw at
East Point, on the evss of aeeom panyinp the
corpse back 70 Virginia for inteJme6t there.
j seems that both men. were mem bers Of
The same regiment, and instead Of the
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be inserted at three dollars per square
fer the first, and one dollar and fifty cents per
square fer each subsequent insertion. square
to consist Of the space Of 10 lines, BREWER type.
Ne advertisement considered less than square.
The number Of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out. and charged accordingly
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Rags! Rags ~

Ihe highest market prices will be paid
Tor all clean cotton and linen rags, in large
or small quantities delivered at this OFF,.
Persons IN making uP their pack age. of
rags wiz please be careful notto include'
any woolen scraps u
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Forrest at Work.
. ATHENS, Ala, Sept. "a

ATHENS, Ala, Sept. "a
via lUkA, Sept. &c.
Gen. Forrest has captured the garrison
at this place, including about 1900 prison.
era, Two passengers ira.ns, iifiy wagons and
ambnlances, 800 horses and m.ny svaiuab.e
stores. Our loss was only four or hve ki,l
ed and about twenty wounded. Our troops
are full of enthusiasn and vii, leave in a
tsw minutes In search of new victories
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Georgia lady's husband being killed, and
the other taken prisoner, as was supposed,
it was just the rev yerse.
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Subsistence Department.

LANCASTER, G. H., August 25, 1864.
In obedience to instructions, notice is he,eSv
g'pen to those who stilLhold the millers rece;uts
ior 'he delivery ofthe Tax In Kind Wheat,
hat 'hey mast return them at once TO this OF.
ncs, or some dtfiiculsy may arise as 10 their
credit for said delivery.
L. O. NORTHRoP, A. A. C.s.
Aug so, 1854, aoi
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JOHN ROSS,
W. ~. CON NORS,

EfcutOfs.
Lancaster G. II &C. Sept. 10, 1864 81 a.
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War Tax of 1864.

. The Assessors of the 9Th Collection
District are now prepared TO receive returns
for the taxes of 1864, and will attend at The
following places and times for said pur.
pose, viz:
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Al Matthias Crenshaw's, Friday Oct. 7ih.
AZ Coi. Nelson Bells, Saturday 9Th
AT Stephen i, Smal's, Monday 10Th
Al Kew. Robt. Hegler's, Thursday 18th
Al IaSahaw. Friday "14th
AZ Capt IL. Clyburn's Saturday " 18th
Al. John Ross Monday l7th
At Be!air, Tuesday 18th
Al !. X. MagiiPs Store, Wednesday " 10Th
~ Craig & Iaylor's, Thursday 2Oth
Al mrs. L. w. bueys, Friday 2lst
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12

Thomas carr.eo, .esi4ls sAe trisenit Court
va s = Ms. Z lcss..
.,ini.sra'os 2. ctw's ~ Er.,'ys
I'll. .s;,,t l,s s s,,is /. i. ,,,o, s,; deerse
E.s .lse sale ffsiesIais rsai ia 81. Mag !
Tlsi, , Il il .a5 s ,s liz.
risoa iesi soaae sns since, ieasipg m f,,shlen-
ry af sessqiE,i asss4s % pay. aus debis-7--tiat
ihes.id lsiaassex Harrison iease,s a widow, Kose
and Emily Harr,son his heirs III law and also
RAYS iprfhe sase pf efrsi estate in the pro-
3. eiings meHllosed; aud also far subpoenas
sss,n,s.s :. Wail.a9 Bariles. ail,niDi-t, aior OF
Charles ,liarriSnr, Rase Harrispn. Thomas
iiaseI-oss, sienj. Harrison and Eanily Harrison,
who are residents Of the STATE. .iti tie exe,I.
than IL Ieni Hafr.son. And A. now anpea i,S
'lys two suIlaei,as ISSUED in the aiDse ease
a..aHs,j E.'pily iiarrison and lretsisned by the
e." that the co,inainsnt, under Article is,
Seciion 92, of The Cnde OF Public General Laws
~ ias ssafe,fs sii;Ies; 10 proceed against ERily
H-rrsot IA this cause a noii-. esideut defsn-
daut- Is ee.s sst.4s-saf - .=.W i
IL ~ il,ersf're adi..dse,i and ordered by tLe
cltik OF ihe CiFcuIt Court for SAINT Mwyiis
eyniy, string IN equity, hal tae eomp!aluaiii.
iiy c.,'is,l, c"pf of Ibis order 10 be puhlisl-d
ln .h~ Saint- Mary's Ga-sffe, nnce week Tor
fur s,nres$ise weeks l'revrus .toytiIe u,isd
Monday nf June next, give naiise To: the sa,,d
Emily Harrisuf,ref sle pi.jeci and suhsfanre Of
ii,is hiltand aara iisrio appear in :his Gear,
either Ia esso., 10y SOLE iior, on or beso.e the
tia'd Monday If Jni'eaext,, I" snss-s the pre-
misses and .;i,og cause, II any she has, WAY
a deo.e ou.ht n", to pass 40 prayed 49, Il
JOHN 4. & .iMALlc.s, Cik-
Tue eorv-frsI.
--. - il lin A. CAVALIER, Cik -
Mach ls,i, ieGi--5ts. +....i.
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Norrck 10 sR RDsfoas.

NOTICE rs hereby given that the sul,scri-
IN saer has oi,;aiistsi frau, the Crpbaos'
CeHt of 81. Macy = roarty in Mar Wand, LETT
tiers ef administration on ibe per.onal es-
ime nj Saral A. MatIugiev ,ia,e of sad csnaty.
aere'sed. AL psrs',s havI.i. r.airi,s nssnst tile
SAID dt'easea are hereby warned Ia rxi.iiii, the
sane Sith ti.e i.roer yn,.ries. tlrereos, TO lie
subscriber on fbef.re te os,d day ofaOcsai,er.
ISei, Wherwise they may he ,xcudet ny Law
from It'll Lenei:t nf she. .sid estate. Given u.-
der 'ay ha.d siis 2iSf day sf Arrii. 1854 r
-. r. GEORGES. MATEINGLi;Y,
4, = .~f Ad'nirisira,or.
April 2lst, 1851 -4w.
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Caahtico. Nos. 9Th, 1861:
MEssTs Effsnrs .[Psezse aanosss.cei Joasi,n--p
Passy AIS a candida for fthe CIerkshH. Of the
circint Caurt Tor SAINT Mary n COINS = ~ an.
aIexiuesrason for thats,,6ce. and ,,d,sS fs.G,s
s8f 81. yiwEsse 4. rail snsssis1anv r., s,,..)
f:.v~ss~r fosh, 9s6s--tf: y. rs.iss'4 tI%H
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The "lject Of this suit is Ia pracprr a decree
for thu stle ot certain real estate in ST. Mary's
coany Mhci, on the .4tL day OF ,Iupc. 1858
vas nort.a=o,l by the dcfeE.;a;t, Jno. H.
Sothoron. to Mailer Mitchell. ..... ....
=, The bill states, in Substance. tl,at on the
l4th, day OF Mach. 1864, tic said Jno II.
Suth,r"n conveyed certain real estate l,cate,l
in st Marys county. and which liz particular
ly npntipm,i in raid e,lnHe,ai.ce, hleJ with
said bill as an exhibit, unto the said Walter
Miri.ea by wa.s Of mortgage IL SECURE fire
payment "f four Thousand. i've hln!r, dol
lars. with Interest thereon as specified ia saii
bill Ia !'c paid in three years ----
The bill rrals for a sale cf said real estate
to lay the aforesaid Indebtedness auG Interest! .
and also states that lte said Jno. III. sse,,l urou
is 1"t r>'em. OF the State Of Maryland.
i is tll refre al inl:esf and ntsss, ed bv t!.r
clerk of The Cirsut County Tor St. M,ry's
COUNTY, sit'ing''s 4 crift Of equity that the
complainant. ?hy causing a copy If this order
To le published in III" St. Nary'S Gasefe. "a
casPaln'r published in Le"na,,it"wn. St
Mays c"nr:y,l Aisrylsrsl,, "l,eeFa rtpA for
TOUR successive weeks, previous to tie third
Monday OF .IuEeY'arx,. give notice tn tile
said jim. H. S,diu,rm ui HE plicci and suH
.t..nce OF this bill, and war,i him toairpear in
this COURT either IN person ~ t,y solicitor. "n
or before the said third Monday of June
ntXt, ~ answer Inc pr, misses and slr'x catise
if any hc has, why decree ought not 10 pass
JOHN 4: GAMBLER, Cl'k. -
&c a,iTrne cnpy-Test, 800 .
JOHN A.G.lMALIER, elk.
Ill A -
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!, NOTICE 10 .cREDiroRs.

NoTtciis aerel -, en. that tie su Lsc.i
IN BIER has abiaI4'e,i l4"m he Orphan 5
Cp1ii .: 81. Mary = c"t.,iy ia Maryland, lie,
g ai,ninisi ration oh tl:e i.ersoa,.i estate
'of ten"y Kits. late 81 SAID county, de-
.,st-s' Az PERSONS ltas insei..,,as a.i,i,st the
.aid de"ea: I'd are rebyswarned to ex hiblr the
sa,n'e with the proper y"nches thereof, to the
sni'snf''er on or htfnrefhe lG,t dnv ~ Sept :,
lS63, otherwise HEY may ne evcladcd by
tiw h.n MI f'eheif al the. said estate. Given
pndts my hand this 'DIh day of March
LISA ..
CHi9LES i,OWLiNG.
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..NQj.rlc.E 10 cREp[,IITops.

~ .. srNoElcE 20 CRED ir0as s.slI;r,
NsffiCE,', lseesby. given Tia; the, subscri-
y lser has sbtained frcm tie Orphans COAT
Q; 81 Mary 4 COUNTY, ~ Masy h,sf, lestrrs 9f
assa.sstT ica en- tie ssrssaai estate 90 f1sil9,
Msss"' - a,fsef ss@sd 1sasesy.g deeessed. kAti
iiFss"a* hatalgs ,:.simsv s::ssnsi, lhe snl de-
u'.ei. are hereby watned % syhtit tie same
VII, 'ht iropsr venelssE fhes&5f. III die shf-
ss'"'rs 'sRnsseesse The sss.d dsvIsftlei.s ie6s.
.s'esw,se they may he exSalnde1sisy 1 4 ~ fros.
- ssssessf1 lref ssJfessais. .Gusp aajer o.r
+. f-f'sss tAas Sist day &c Apgl, Jas4,
~ MARX &. cHUNN,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-12
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I n - sra szasa Mawhi-Is, saael.
Grs~sd 0;slers, .eNb.s y. 7 sEssss~asss s:.s
.VgyilElsRAs sstsisi,slous kauossi .rs. csn..
1 w 'siasiiy sai sISi <aaeM. stswssse asets
esasss~ ~ prrs5ns snxa sssaanshe ssiiissss spsA
wise of tpealfnissit lslsy ssha. nssIsr the h.,
t'asssca fhescpG .tsase sanetuaya sisan,s-iterl.
a.ts nnieosnIss Ia themselves and li.jusi ia
IL the peaceahie citizens of ti,e csu,ay. =.
And wlsesss,s there is re,ssa, to l.e:irve fl,ss
large Quantities Of sIirittcusa liquors are
brought into fins Military Bisirics with intent
to dispose III the Same In vi"la,inn &C the lsv,.
and ordeis VI tl,e Government vi the intel
Stafes- .isA a444y4S.s sgsss-sF $50 So
Iheref,re in order to corrcc, the ahnve inen.
sioned abuses aud put an end d, s,,.i. vi,as-e
ihsns az law. and in accordance aitIi ,lis re- !.
qiiest VI many citz ms 80 sses-
|. IS or'eice: That so perssn shall here. =
after sell. kecp fr sale. Ut c.,,isc 70 bs,
brought wiihin the ca.niy &c ST. Mary :. az. !
ssFfituens liquors. or eeines without 8. iisw,@sr
IN writing first hal AID subsaissc,i from the%s
Head tlnar;,rs..- ,s.v gs1s a. - .sstst
ANY vifiatim 1T this order will .afl.act, the
oiien'icr {" aires, aud imprisonment, an spir.
'snops liquors AMI wiiics iu,i,,,f im lis ar hss
possession I" c'n,tis aipn, and the store.
tavern "r other place uf business IL The ais,4i.
W. "heiS Nt.Altuvus lLlHur.- vi SllAes ssEe kspt
i"- SAFE will lie ci,,se,l
This ur,lef Dies i,ts concern plysicis,s
and surgeons in tile ordinary .u~e III s,ri,u.,.s
liquors aud Wines in the practice II their pro-
fssins. 49,, ts
Licenses viii enly be granted upon writer
application tu the G,mer.,l C.snns,niin. the
ihs'r'et accompanied by the. oath Ut Ails-
glance pre~cfibssl Ivy the Prsl~nt- nf tina
cn''''d States in lis siyr,clarna,im IT Decc,,.-s
btr 9Th, S!;3. 80 ss sessss z -iest 5 !
BY command of Big. Gea Maxsrax: 'str
.uvl ,saE. - =, PArrEnsos, go
Captain aud rrovost Marshal.
'1seiaai: ' -. :,
i. Z. DExNY,
."Es' lsi Limit ST., Eavalry.
.-.s..... .r..-.. Acting .Ahja,a.t,
Cavalry Detachment.
March 24t!, lsG4--if. a. ,'..,.t ,r.,.