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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-18

From this table it will be seen that there Is
heavy decline in the number of arrivals this
year from the number reported in 1861 and
1862, and even considerable falling off from
the number of last year, itself very unfavor-
able season.
THE Low WATER OF 1864.
This is attributable solely TO the unparalleled
low water that lasted throughout the entire
seapon, and not to any decrease in the business
of the port, which has in fact increased greatly.
Last year was memorable for the low water,
which was lower than has been known or re-
corded for twenty years. But the season OF
1864 was still very peculiar in this respect. In
fact, the drought and low water commenced
at the beginning of the season, and lasted to
its close. The usual spring rise, resulting from
the melting of winters SHOWS, and which did
raise the river little IN the spring of SO, was
almost entirely wanting this year. The usual
June freshet" also failed completely. During
the entire season there was at no time more
than thirty inches of water on the bars be-
tween here and Prescott, and most of the sea-
son only twelve or fifteen inches. The largest
Packets ran for few days, and during the re.
mainder of the season only the smallest and
lightest boats could navigate, and that even
with difficulty. ......
The effect of this low water has been, not
only to cut down the number Of arrivals at
our port greatly, but to greatly diminish the
tonnage of the port. Instead of first class
packets plying regularly with ports below,
small tug and freight boats have been the only
available steamers. This has caused great
decline in the amount of wharfage collected as
will be seen by the following table:
WHARFAGE AND TONNAGE
The amount of wharfage collected every
year since st. Paul was Incorporated as q
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there, and that its capture would not DO worth
the sacrifice of life it would cost.
zen Beauregard had his headquarters at
Jacksonville, but left soon after the army took
az iS line OF march, to join them In the field.
greatest confidence and hope.
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COMPARISON WITH FORMER YEARS.
We give below a tabular statement of the
number of arrivals at this port each year since
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rener OeIonom let. $50 CLAUDE, Dap tr mir
auf ben 3abn fiblen pp[lte, aber oa FAM er
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tann. Der <e mar gang beitar5t uno JAMIE
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ter Elm Salt4en n5ur Nnfbepabrun9 ibrer
8riefe".
90 oft ober 6riebri9 CUR 8eple mad g9lt.
Ttn f1br, tebrte er bei Dem gum Superinten<
benten erbobenen BotOr elm, benz er BIG an
lein Hebensenoe III @naben 3u9etban blieb.
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bi9tsit setban ntdt tpabr, 5err Superinten-
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6err QstbfutIher leben Aa
Onrauf itieB oann bic 9an5e 6anlilie mil
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odS fenfte mnc npllcnSetffe 6rmcDts Gpncs 5itters
utfercr Seit
Ste 6pni9blume (The Honeysuckle)
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tcmm III aus benz renen gpsnae In 0erbinbuns nit Der
8bnsss Ceer GdsclrtId inbt TN gDese Der Deaapn
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iere unS 8erbauunssprsane" ebr wertSCl gsis uaD II
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menn einmdl eeoiet bic &auier nit baelbe etn mol
len Wtt mic anere p9endnnte Biers bdnIt bdelbe
ben espDbnliGen upuen" iBeeiateter 5dden unb aaes
curireneen @quetten ab unb bd eS tr wertbpcaen
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1T e erpdrnenteS nearttses Bere betm Stnunterrtu.
fen uteree uno fpate babsr tn eber 5auSban9 GbetR-
9er9teten Sctels, Netaurdpn &C. unentbeprli6 Ietn.
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ta beies SCrsltden 8itterS In 8ien DWseab Auart-
Sai4en bur4
ben alleinigen Gigner
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&NnerS auf rem Hcrf perleben III.
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ten eUnar-l lttbrerapb. 81 Ausb bdnse6lter GRATIS
Die leeren Blden perren eoo6 rein) Bet Der n6Gfen
Befe1ung nit $l.0o Dusenc france Baltimore nSednuu9
sebra6t. fa
gOrsasltdtn 6mbeers G6ence BON benz Sim6eerIafte
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SuaItt1t inb III Irpen pretfen
I'D 1.ur,s @de ennUser unb gambentr, uesenabes
(25NbrSYHN Nldrfte.
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Sr. 3 4 II It d II ,

Ritae6 bts tbnislien Golesms Der gDunt1rSe In 2rn-
bon, eraSurter eines Der een meeainen @olestn her
@er Staaten ber hen sr6Ftn Gbe eneS 2ebens tn ben
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rduGen gu ebr errefen ee u pft errD9en eertnstx
&letntstettelt L. {. u. pureen aua1nblidlt@ aebelt.
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iiei ttr SDrel[e.

Die rtsie 8duense ptbe piteut ser esten iebtn;e6n
Satte In BE NUltat hirt sen NIB bic Yense mid
tafr Tnedr;tdcn Ertrd irnen, mele DR.. SpbnlDa
fn4rie ftnen bic SetUn9s Fapprrtsur riee
NtrioNen kenctnten ppteI eas tl.tum mieSerbpIten
g10len Gntrttt wurf2 Nnt sRel d in 8eus Guf Itnen
Gbaeter al0 Ghrerarn III Stjv8 auf Ghdratter unb e.
mtenfafdaEet (nh Eeiscnfen cine kHredenDe @etp6br.
IeiRGne
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Jmportellre &c.
! @iebert s. @Dn,,1terfeIS.

@R Gieberf s. GpmmterfeIO.
- llnIeren Sreunben unb Setannten fcrte benz VW-
tIifum TIM Mueemeinen erlaltben mir uus tiermtt
BITE An;eiee au MAIDEN bdS r nnter beIti9en Datum eta
0Sein= uno 2iquCr.0eIh1ft,
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prpbutten,
SfO. SIS CSOrb Sanfar., 9 Sbiiren beDOr SSe
MEarft,
nter pb9er Srma etabfirt tatn unt represn ebertet
bic reeufe unb btntgfe Sebenung.
Baltimore. ben 21. YPdra 1864
Siebert s. SDmmerfe D.
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Settrs. RnefcIm.

S9efrD NlteTcID.
SD made bermt meinen tieF9en frUie meinen ausudr-
ttsen 5reunbn unb 8dufern I'M ueemenen bic Anjese,
hle t6 heute mein SeI9dft
$40. 161 2Seif @Srdttftr., nabc GbarIeSftr.,
r6fnet babe uub we rrer bic betsn 9Daa i'm gD6rles
ae at Sanb haben werte wee t BEN ierercerfIufern
ben btai8fen MattpretIen a6alieu fdnn.
& Baltimore. ber II. NpItI 1864 (12dprS)
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befenfen ta5 elm aeuber @ ttn srber 1trrtr tie
nrthmen i9fen @reratrniie Gr eFclihn 0udIelisteEt
inn a rtne fiee Mrb b tte he's Qet9nS Sur traurigeu
919er1lbrt Sic 2IuEittn res Teb liC le-
LID he seGe Mrs sr8riien BON @ermcfuns un6
Ialdpltldytn gera1turGfn rag uus Gle BreuseH wrIte
Abaere eenteBtu perwcstrt iEe,
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GcfMGft8 : Moti..

1tetnen !rertben Sunben CUR Nadbr DIT 6as t@ bas alt
betanne Z t4n0r" une SO Il II &c d #
80. IA Cf 2pmbdrSftr., Gcfe BON Srpnt,
inter Der nIten 5rmn ME biSber nit unseGwd6en gUnbs
fortfIbre.
(21mrj1mt) Gbds. s. Stebtr't.
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Orodnifhe Gntpdhs

rb unber3elt6 8ebeit nb Se Spe &raft ie6er teree-
felt Dieies urft6are 9ei!ta wees sas 2ebeneens une
6te @te uns Nadpnmentaft unmSeli9 ma3t, f,oIt has
2prs Oerer hte ibren 2e'eniaften inbecanen rStnen
Sunse 2ente nc ;u lei gu Ausfdweifunseu eentst neil
e feren 8Oesn ntd eenaa ttnnen obslet6 e aud enr@
laden entt.n tann, 10 II lie bod meiHtntbels cine 8uue
he8 gsbrdutes Der eteIfea Srsane 9fer Gber Hta ts
arsnen bB ee Rra Der @r;eu9un9 eber bon Denen ner
en prb bic @ beimlt4en 9aRern ersebeu, ais BON DeneH
bic ba aele Fnb.
Die idreden @trtunsen tes 9aiers nb iebr 3u fur&.
ten. gerlu peS @ebdAtnts, 8srmrruns Ter Sbeen Sc
bsIdthti Der 3eifeerae b6ie Nbnun9en Nbneisuns
ter 9eielidaft, ud adj GtnIamfeie, WFtrnnen 9esen
li@ ielbf 5urd'tiameit H. t. rs. itn6 etnise her dams
5slae.
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yfD!i

GS gitt r!te unni enst uf urbee.utente Sudddlber,
welt q ac &tr; gtpen asb Or. cbnitru'S sntln.
tguugcn cepiaen Gdubtder Stteepihier, gpmptnputer
II j. ~, erbarmls uno eeribrIide Ma9maber rtl6e ibr
2tben anlatt ter ELLEN @Siienait Ger Dri;tn, nt
brighten &srft pihmetsn, it stt eetlmaBs sbileete
MerJ tultrt benz tner e6rensn unb n4tS Urges Mbnen
ben I'D ,nsrangsH Sic teiuupbet MGer rtlde nusluflt
der 08et in itre 9ante fenen strtns @l8en ns rint-
Ien EE SUtnion bait 6, eebRGlb ar netbmeTsg sn sr-
tannt nr eaS etnc g8laub9nssn peer 9ipUme befanss
IN jetner Sfte lteaen.
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DR.. Johnston,

Der etn3t8s Nr5t, tpsI&er anjei9t,
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1u.tlf G ute,

ee M barq pttmltde Eattr ef@~1t tabtn BE ts e pt
gen fe a1nd@il ipireu ielt i'm S6lat burb gplutip
men, bic, nn9etbc tie Gre tumrstid ntaden unb
&crpcr Ine Gt ;er6ren icten lrUrt ete n6tisn dit
te pHn Srde perenen mleu Eerrr lie eiatreten III tie
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@ff1arliGe Granfheit.

genn Der irreseIeitett untluse Singing ausftntt tG6
ben Sein oter mer;bditen Granbett IN i dufsenpr
Bat - eel6iebt ea bauij taB etn unjeses S&anse-
fltI oeer bic 8urbt @ntbedur3 ibn abfdred fb an
ene su penben, oui peIe 8rl3e brr gr;iebuno un6
6ep ttabilitl aaein ein 0erauen esen f5nnte unb
@arte anse bis bic Spmptpmt bitea idrrfIsn etee,
wie g. ein NIT @eidw1 ent3untett SAILS cine b6e
Waie G6mer I'm Gppie unS In e @Iitesn, Mbnatme res
@etts Saubbet Gusw DIE ber 5nut, Snpten ben get-
nen lnp Armen Stagen in oete une all cen Grtremltd>
ten 6 ststn, tann kcit llstel nit etner idreten
S4neasfett Dor @ i6reten Bis sultst Der @dumen unb
hs sRaennCen einfa en eaS Oper err fr6tbarsn &ran.
betteiu @eaentdne tes teeS pr6 unb fer Sob letntn
l4redlhen 3eicen faeur6 Elm @nbe mat baB er ttn rap
tenein 9anbe 1r9t ben rlunen ein erftr 3uriidebrt
IS TT cine rdurt1s 3tGIate, baB SHuiente bier trT9t'
barren 3ranteit 5am Oplt dltn tn plse Ter lnse ttd>
lt6& unwienfet prdbier nelde tur Mnireueuna Ieae3
tceeu Cities he's e lara bic Sonttutir eernten uno
ben &e bes YeteaS IN elm elenhS Daein perraubeln.
es'onDfr8 su bfadlen
Dr vbnlpn betet auen 2enen fstne Sulfe an stI&eN1
burtb pl6e eetene unb narlide. 4e unb 8Srser
Grenke BE Nr6et bte geleuIbae unb te G,t undtis
mddbente 2aAer aedul1t bdbsn eG85
5ier nb sin9e Ger trGpri6en un6 Sol
gen fct iruben @ewrhnbeen res gaferS: Shw DE I'M RIf
fen anb ben Getern, Gnter;en i'm Grpf SdwS6e eeS @e
ts geriMf Der Du felfraFt SertUpfen h6ie nrnbe,
messs Gntfrdftans Ssmptume Der SaptuSiu9t
1tittg.
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SUu8s Dlanner,
8egbcIratpets 0srlonsn,

ptsr epl6e petae M su eerfeiratBtn teatE4tsta uns @
pbsii6er Swdte peer eueS anberen Snhetnihes ttwue
fnh, Olten mnoeraaltd Dr. ScbHrn su fatte steben.
Qae rSerniiie ee6en eie Gbe sbpie pber aetse 3er-
rttRns, 9ssbarte Der ge ben 3tsrn unb Ghwdde Nher
6 f6Dpiun8 ter hreflibiten grt nerSen hne1 tarrt.
Derientee mel6er h eer 8ebanbluns un6 NIrpree BON
Dr. Spbnitrn untereb fanu tbn ais einem G6rtndune,
pbne Bur&t i aneertrauen nS 5aperdt auf etue drjt
Hide GeIGGli6teit cerIaien.
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a1ttmore 9oeFs 9oipttat.
3ur 1ntero:atuug Der Qaadlaibsrst stabitrt.

Dsr etu3t3e Diob in 4es 2SeIt, 100 ltatr
I1neIIe uaD 91ltao;tae $furen III
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9ebeimcn Granf5siten

sentab yerte ais sa i6: 5eusunssundbistett, S&eaGe
III eem @aden nnb ben egteeer GnInSunsen ttr Ntsren
nnb glae, Saamtntrgtebuu8en S9wSde bcr Nercen Sra.
Bendma9e, Watttsfet @teterSeialasentet @erfdneeS-
f6pae, Ser5tppen Sd6 6ternte 3tttern, &usea alardds
SGwnbeI, 3ppfi6mers GntSlntun9 ltS Sues, Der gtas
llcte1 bic spn erlen g,teimca GewcGrtes Ger useub
pe1Ge tren Spern 0efibrber nb ais Ger Strenen @e>
fang ben 8efabren eeS pIitS terrbven uRe wenn ntb
settts 8ebcGt perttn ttre gldHense riur9en oernt-
ten @hmdde ser @pnfiuon reroorbrinsen, bic Gte
mSA4 naden unc 3nlsst ten 96rps uns Stnn 3erfSren
9uu3s DlGnner,
bepretrS pelde ke Cpfer eaeS attmen Caters seproen
fnb bas jabri il psle &aaienee III Elm su tribes @rdb
reBt pele eur tre erbabenen &alete unS entrtdelen
UerdnbeStrae NIT benz Dper bfr Derettantet ben Se-
nat bsetert Ino Der 2eitr bdubtree E6n en1dt babeH
pIrtell, utSeen fb nit ppqeul Nertrauea Hnben,
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Ne4fer 0mmentbdIer; G4metSel
2tmbureer 9dfe. SerDelat aNurN
NpEbET& DtTFeImR,
(7iuIt.) 879.gDeR BaIttutrreift.
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Qll Trsm z.


Dr. ONnfpa lit ttr einse, resttnIss stti1btte 2I.3t
meher bic Seiluns ppn efrien rdnftie aM,eist Setne
GRttel unb Sebantlung ne alien Nneertn 8dn,Iib unte
fdnnt Gr 1T ttran9ebilSet enem Qben rgIdeS tn
ben srSst.n Spipdlern Gurrpas anb lem eren bies 2am
beS CUB adte, nSmib: @n9lant 9ranfrsi6 aab tn tet
Bpdles ppn philadelphia u L 10. b bat ene aus sebebn.
tere prarts, ais dqe anberea Ner;te her gDttt.-
Der, melder @ Der pTlege ees Or. Spbnpn nFtei sttk
fann M certrduen ao fetne Gbre aIs Yann uub ne Vt-
iGidlidtet ais &rSt a5g ..Ef-
@3- Office: SO. I g 10 -8r.btrtefrat., Isns.s
baaS bon Saltmprefr4 reben ter ,Nrbttsrbans."
6nutfronfbeiter tps~beu fGnsu eebe'It-
D@ Offtee: No. Z @ab.Tr.Sertd IT,,
Feben Ebiren BON BalttntcreItr., 5iflt&e Sette,
bte 9tufen btnauf,
Nian merle f Ramen unb pausnummer, BENT unrifen.
Be ne trseri4e ytaamaer Surtrtebene unb sewfenpie
Quadalber, S&ubfider Stteftwt@ier, 6trabenrsinser
uAb 2ampfnpuser u + 70. nenuen bb resemdbtse Aer;te
unb IaHern anseusen BON Dr. Spbnsns tuf tn Der Mdbt
R8. ale Sriee mailen etnen pSf-Stamp enttalea
Cine 9stlune III 2 Snaey ,uselfcbert.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
White HALL ACADEMY.

TaIlIS Institution is situated in Leonard
L Town. St. Mary's County. Mi. and is
now open for the reception oi pupils.
The course of this Institution embraces all
the branches generally Taught in Academies
\ semi annual report will he Transmitted:
to Parents and Guardians.
A Conveyance will always l,e in rcadi, cSs
to take to their own church, the young Ladies
of different denominations.
Pupils must come provided will, table nap
kins and towels.
Terms, per session, Of ten m'mths,
For board. washins, ,ht, fuel, &c 800 90
English; 1000
French; 1000
Spanish; 90. 90
German; 1000
Ausic-riauo or Guitar, with use Of
instrument; 400
Drawing and water painting, each, u Oh
Oil painting; 1000
AL books and stationery at the .sual
prices.
Payable, quarterly, in advance.
The regular Academic year will commerce.
on the LIST Monday after the 18th of Scptcl,-
Der and terminate the last Thursday before
the 18th Of July.
For further information apply to the pril-
cIple, at Leonard Town.
MISS. llANNIEF F. MADDOX.
Feb. 10Th, 1S63-if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
EQUITY NOTICE

Thomas II. Fowler In the Circuit, Cmiri
VS.. sitting p Court Of
ws'a him s,se, no"'e' Equity.
The object Of tfls bin Is 60 obtain a dspee
fer the sale Of tle real estate of Gusty Bowics
late of st. Mary's county, deceased.
The bill states, in substance, that Gfpty
Bnwles died leaviEg real estate in ST. Marys
catinfy--ftat there was no administration
upon his personal sstate-,llat he left an In
s.ithc;cmcy Vi assets 10 pay his debts, aud Aha,
he left the following heirs at law: Washing
ton Bowles, Sl,Ose interest WIS sold To DIR X
NeaIe; liilleary Bowles, whose interest was
suld TO DIR II Neale; W j Bowles, whose in-
icrest was sold 10 Thomas II Fowler; and
William Dean. and that the said William
Dean il a non-residrnt of the State vf Mary
land.
The bill prays for a sale Of the real estate
for the payment Of the creditors, and asks
for subpGnas against the said Washing ton
Bowies. HILLARY Bowled, DIR Robert Ne.lle
Thomas II Fowies and William Dean.
1t is therefore adjudsed and ordered by the
clerk Of this Circuit Court fur sasht Mary's
county, sitting as a court Of equity, that the
complainant. by causing a copy of this order
t. be published in the st. Mary's Gazsite,
once . week for four successive weeks pfe-
vious to the third Monday OF June ncIt, give
notice to the said William Dean of tho object
aud substance Of this bill and warn him to
appear in this Court, either in person or by
solicitor, ON OF before the third Monday OF
June next, to answer the premises and show
cause. if any be has. why decree ought not
10 pass as prayed.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-Tes,.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Ci'k.
March 18th, 1S64-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

L AhaEsF STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
IN BALTIMORE.
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
NOS. 1873, POI and 2U3 BALTIMORE ST,
BALTIMORE,
INVITE the attention Of
to make purchases, to the very extensive
WHOLESALE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
on seeQnd fpor and basement Of their p,rehouss
embracing in addition to their own largo and
general
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS,
large and well selected stock Of
DoMESTlCS,
and STAPLE GOODS,
every description.
OUR spI.ENDID RETAIL
STOCK OF GOODS
on first floor,
embracing
ARTl Giles OF EVERY CLASs,
from
Low PRICED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT,
IN EVERY BR.LVCH OF THE tribe,
rendering our entire stock one of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
in THE UNITED STATES.
The Wholesale and Retail Price being mark
~ on each article, from which
NO DEVIATION is ALLOWED.
Parties not fully acquainted with the value of
Goods can buy from us with perfect confidence.
March Gath, lSS4-lf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
Hea1lQ quarters District of ST.
Mary's.
PoIar IookoUr, hD.. I
Is March Is, 1854.

March IS. 1864.
GeserI OrdeY. No. 3.
w HEREAS sriri,uous Hanars are car
" stantly sold by tratrs. taveans and
others, 60 persons en gaaed il, the military ser
vice of the United States, whe, under the in
iinence thereof, hare sometimes committed
acts unbesoning tn themselves and i,juriesis
to the peaccablc citizens of the county.
And whereas there is reason TO believe that
large quantities oil spirituons liquors are
brought into this Military District with ihtent
tn dispose of the same in violation OF the laws
and orders vi the Government VI the United
States
20 Therefore in order 20 correct the above lnen-
.ioned abuses and put an sud 10 such viola
tions Of law, and in accordance with the re-
quest of naauy citizens.
Ii is orlcrec: That no person shall here
alter seli, keep for sale, bring or CAUSE to be
brought within the county of St. Mary's, airy
spirituous liquors or wines without Ia license
in writing first had and obtained from these
Head Quarters.
Any violation ct ibis order will subject the
offe..der ID arrest and Imprisonment, all spir-
ituous liquors and wines found IN his or her
possession TO coutiscation, aud the store,
VI oat[t tsasI ~ o'SiaSSS - sAS ~1iSh-
der where spirituoua liquor, or wines are kept
for SAFE will be closed.
This Order does not coacern physicians
and surgeons in the ordinary use ofspirituons
liquors aud wines in the practice of their pro-
LESSONS.
Licenses will only be granted upon written
application to the General Commanding the
District accompanied by the Oath Of Allie
glance prescribed BY the President OF the
United States in his reclamation Vi Decen,-
Ter 9th, 1868.
by Command Of Brig Gen MAssros:
j. n. PATTERSON,
Captain aud Provost Marshal.
Q0fcil:
]. G. DENNY,
LIST Lieut.. 9th Cavalry.
Acting Adjutant,
Cavalry Detachment.
March oath, l8G4-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suaseTi-
IN her has obtained nm the Orphans
Coura IT 81. Mary's County in Maryland, let
ters nj administration on the personal es-
tale Of Sarah A. Mastiagley, late "f said county.
deceased. All p~rsons having rla,ms assinst the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhib,s the
same with the proper voaehes tbereof, Ia ti.e
subsca ibes on or bsfnre the 22nd day Of Oe-ober.
1864, otherwise they may Ing .xciused by law
Eom all benefit Of the sali estate. Gsysa un-
der my ha"d this 2;st day Of Arrii. lSgs.
GEORGE 5. MATriNGLEf,
Administrators.
April 2,si. lS6i-4w.