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sides. ana tie drserters asked tor
.,arley. Col Diamond advanced, met
some two or three Of tEeir number,
and demanded n surrender but
while in the midst Of the parley, some
eight or ten of the more desperate of
the desr~trrs ran forward, and PR
srnting their guns, forced Col. Dla-
lnond into their camp. They threat
"n.d to kill him if he did not give up
the hors-s and whilst prisoner
h.. issued an order to Capt. Pickett
reouirng him 10 deliver the horses
except the stolen ones, and permit
III. desertrrs to retire. Thls, Capt.
Pickett refused 20 obey and after
some time spent in coming to terms
he d,-s r'-rs finding that other troop
were coming up, surrendered. The
lnunbpr captured was Ss men and
Il5O horses. The prisoners, with
their arms. horses, &c, were taken to
Gainesville. The d~s-rters were wei
armed with .ix-shnOters and Ions
range guns, and much better mounted
than their pursuers. The casua!
! ties were, On- d..Serter shot through
h. tn. gh. one horse killed. and TIVE
other horses, b,.louging to Stat
troOps, wounded.
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The New York Herald, ono Of the

The New York Herald, ono OF the
most reliable weathercosks exsant
says:
The Monroe Doctrine is tho
grand rallying point for North and
South 10 neet on. The point upon
which tho North and South eau
come together fs tie Monroe Doe
.rjnc, one Of grand ideas tha. the
South contributed to the common
greatness of the Republic; and the
noble argument that will give sra-
Dloyment to our armies is the en-
forcement of that doctrine on the
whole extent of this continent.
against England, France and ,Spa:n
On the 10th of January, the same
project was broached in the Yankee
House of Representatives. by Mr'
Fernando Wood. Of New York, II:
the following proposition: "1hat Il
the Soutberu States will return to
the Union, the Northern States c.
people will, in ttirn, recognize py
Constitutional amendment the sove--
cignty and independence OF the
Southern States over all questions
not expressly delegated TO the Gen
eral Government; and that thereuF'
! on the Northern and Southern .peo-
pie shall pledge themselves to bear
, ~ support of measures peaceaoie or
= forciblr, for the acquisiticr O. Cana
l da, Mexico and Cuba, and the frec'
. dom of Ireland"
= Os.ensibly. nothing came of this
= motion in Congress. but the saue
proposition is understood to naTe
= come to and through member OF an
y important family in the Trans, Mis-
Il sissippi Department, and to nave
been made directly TO Gen Slaugh
. ter Of the Confederate army, by al
J. p,nissary Of the Government n
8 Washington, on the Rio Grande,-
~ We may well ask, with the Weekly
A .NWhither arc we drif,ingf Not W
:. think into n war with all Europe
g. for the benefit of the North. For
j. e;.,u po~ers have treated us shahll.
y, ws lnue, but how have we Dec;
-r treated by the North2 Let facte :
j. submi,ted to a candid world;
d will not attempt to anaweT % Ao
ae atom o,cd flourish Of rhetoric.
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E'iEhting around Mata"oFos
Matamoros, April 80, 1865.


ED. NEWS The forces of Gen.
Npgrete, about four thousand strong,
known to have been advancing upon
h: city for some days, arrived within
two leagues last night. For the past .
week heavy forces have been at work |
erecting forts and throwing up breast |
works around tire city. On Friday,
tn. forces under Cortina, made an ad-
vance, but was promptly met BY the
Imperial forces under Cen. Lopez
and driven back with email loss on
either side. A general conscrlption
OF horses, mules, drays and drivers
to k place. The artillery was fur
nished with teams. and the drays put
to work carrying the cotton, seized
| by tn. government. from the yards to
the outer line Of defenses. The cot
ton being exhausted, they have been
,iuc- last evening taking the thous-
ands OF bales of baGg ng that the
owners have been count y their loss-
es on TO. the past sixty days.
A general exodus OF women. chill
areu and patrols to Brownsville. be-
gan yesterday morning and Is still
g1iug or.
A battle was looked for by tn
peeple last night. but no general en-
g,grm-nt has yet taken place
O'clock P. M.-althouFh the armies ar
. within two miles of each other. A
continued skirlnishing is kept up be-
tween the pickets and advance guards
I All Gen. Mrjia's troops are in readl
. ness for action outside Of the city
= while tne cus,om-house and othe'
public Offices arr guarded by the citi
= ms. among whom is genera coz
n scriptior today. The NJ 1ican
o taking Mexicans; the Germans thel
# couniry1nen and the Frenchrne theirs
h Rumor says the steamer Gov. Bagb.
was chartered tT The Imperial gov
Is ernment and proc Led d from this por
!. 20 Vera Cruz and that she rcturne
/ Yesterday with reinforcenents. var
n ousty estimated at from seven to te
IS hundred mn, the majority ct ~ho'
II are said to be Aus'rians II they a
rived reserday they may be in tim
in for the defense pf the city tonight
rs | am told the lighting is mostly dor
Al ight There are various opinlor,
an as 70 the result. but all agree in II
ID opinion sha, Gen. Mejia will prov
true to the Empire and should he 8
'r thousand more troops will be ab
nc 10 defend the city successfully
l." LATER.
he 5r. N-Battle has began. /!
Is artillery has open~d fire. The Imp
rails have SO guns the Liberals
w guus. =.
- Cc!. Eddar the State agent for I
Ill. State of Arkansas, died in bro~f
nr WILL las, night, atte- an Illness
about a week. 81,
! 4 private letter dated BrownsvI!
OF Na; lst., says; Fighting commAnc
lot iu MatamoE last nlght and oo"'
urd all night. with what result IS
1ys known. Nrgrctc attacked the c
ed with $500 Liberals, and is oPPnS
nrr By M-jia in command of $500 In!
ar rislists- Houston News
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The Burning of CoI~sabta. Soath
C,crs1;un-A reliable person cent u:
20 Columbia 70 ascertain tho CONG
ton of-that unfortnnate city since '.e
occupation by the frdera!s, repor,e
that he found no difficulty in reach
ing i, Sherman having tar7ieo IN '1e
Mace only three daya-long enough
| however,, 20 leave what once Faa q
aorrisl.ing city mass of ru'us: !He
f.14rals UPON entering the city I'M
m.dia.elv applied the torch to all tns
nubIic buildings and to many stores
6n Main street. Whether it was rs
~. r.sul. shows. or whether theIr
malice vas directed solely aga'rst
public buildings and public property
is not known.
Bu. one fact is certain, that shtee'
fourths Of Columbia have been oes'
.roved. AL Of Main etrest nava
besn DESTROYED on both sides. WITH
,ha excrn.i3n Of one single building
Won, Main street. the fire spread IN
the direction Of Tie Charlotte raj
E road dcpo.s, covering three entire
squares in that direction. upon me
whole length Of Main street ne
Ca.hol;c Convent churchca, and aLl
,In51ic and private buildings witEln
: that space, all we're consumed cF
& fire. The enemy not satisfied ~'o
,Li. Wholesale destruction, v'sltea
:. The surbuvbs aud applied the torcr
20 the residences OF Gen: " a"e
HAMPTON, the late Col. Frank AanF-
i. I'm, And Col. Christopher Hampton
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w. ..,r,c, from = letter 10 ci:i-
:.S:.. .,r- .ha San Anto.
zen Oh 'n'7 c''y' - ''' pa Aor;,
MO News dated h"s'o L "o7' -
Esd.
..tr-. ,s ,b. SIM WAS Getting TO.
,;o, .T,. rIorv of the imperial Gov
.rGIo~nt Vanished, aud such scrarnh-
jng - I.a, across th" river has never
@ in.t7,r,. faksn place here. After din
mr. III. garrison at Pivdras Ncgras
r5mmencyd making preparations to
.rvacuats the place, but b,tor" they
had hllf passed over their effects. 4
cloud Of dust some distance of told
h =: the enemy were coming, and
v,rv soon their cavalry were -'"n on
the hauk ot the river iust below town:
bu, mo- sooner had thrv made their
,,,n.a~a,.c.. than tine Imperial troops
caIre Ewarrninc down the bank and
, r,a.inr tracks tor Dixie; this was
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The affair Mt Lisbon

". y. NcSbSiSp ~NAo6AA"
msnto,
From n correspondent Of th" Lon
don Herald.
herein hand you particulars and
information concerning the Conf d.
crate steam ram Stoncwall, and the
United States frigat- Niagara and r
screw corvette Sacramento, about 10
take part in a naval engagement OF
this port. The two last named YES
scls arg a: present in Csrun1la, dis
.ant about IL miles from here
They have both had steam up on
! board for some weeks past, watching
ight and day for the appearing" OF
! the StonrvalI The excitement here
and in Corunna is inic"nse. The
sympathy OF the Spania-da is "nt'r"- |
! " with tho Con,-derat"s.
The S.oncwall pu, into Cornnn"
On the 2ist of February f"st, from
BORDEAUX, having eXpcri"rc"d bad
weather and sprung leak att 'sht4
the 3rd of February. She came I'M"
Frrroi for repairs in the government
arsenal here About ten days after
her arrival here She Niagara cam" IN,
being followed by ii" Sacramento
,he 'oil""'ns ,. W u"H .,- .,,n,. ~ fI., days
1'tu D'"n i mere ~. s|'r'n ", ra,.";,.J
the Esd,ral- to leave the port, which
tb.y accordingly did, making t"r
, Ho:,,,'a ~" ah.ro .h.v r..maiurI ut
,nchor with steam " unii! the l4tA-
;rs, when ,,,,I, weighed anchor anu
nn":'' y y "'' ''. ',' ,,,-,51" 7 ~. nnrt tnr
cfHfstG "DoRt 'u'N'1' NV f''' ''
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

the Niaga,a was Kill ed. The Lon
Par lines ~ March goth has the
following Paragraph :,
A letter from Capt. Page. dated
Lisbon, announc-s the arrival at
Fat port Of the Cont-deratr iron
clad Stonewall. On leaving Frrrol
the topmasts were struck and tn"
ship cleared for action. he captain
sent his papers and money on shore
far safety. The crew We're in h gh
spirits, expecting an engag"lnrni'
mud confident as to its results. he
,,ia-ara and the sacramento, how
ever, avoided conflict. The Stone
rall has two sc-rwa, which IN the
event of fight with thrs" two v"S-
sells. will be of immense advantag"
TO her. -,
The following dispatches will tell
| the rest f the story.
Lisbon, March 26.-The Ccnt~d-
crate ram St"newali has arrived h"r"
from F..~4l. where she left the Fed
cIal war Steamers Niagara and Sac
ralnrn;o, which are reported to have
shuun.d a conflict.
The Portuguese .sthorl;i"s hav"
} ordered til" Stouewal' 10 leave tin
ibarb,r. and have manned til" forts
| The Sacramento ID hourly eH
p"ct"d. ~ ~,
|, Lisbon Tuesday, II rrch 29-Ih'
= Confederate ram Ston""-H'l has 9a'!'.t
from this port. The t"G"rH. W"
I - ,,.r Al
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

~, c. i-,,-,. ot h.. 2Jtl
h' state y -|'.
/ April contains extracts tE''" l'i'''
Of the \ a. g., lat Frontier - .s''''''
of..,, achievement Of th" State trooP-
n;.,,:-. ~ CONJUNCTION with
VI ''''. -, . ...... .. CA
Il portion 81 '", ,;.,.
Borioud's frontier re- 5'''''it'' ''''''
1t. Col. Diamond. on Monday morn
.;., .I.. al Aor;I
'"5 ..s rrso,, III. G :.
"a "'''''' ~ :,.Inr, had N,..u in
<h''EE ''',. t,- ,o,n,n. n.d Yeats. mum
me Dr"]n t'' i"a '''''-. r,,..,.,ot..J en- Den
heF''S "E'' \T;,n,.-.,,,7,v la.. week
E 20" on, N.+rN' ~ s'',4,1.. >" hor,ys and plum.
= M ~. -. nirh,.. took up the
, "'''' '' Nar.h ;nr Victoria Peak
t'I'r u, .,,',n n,,nn,, Can't. Pickett, OF
n ,N;'''"9 \I.,"'. ',",Hry w. Stat, no. ps, viii
.hir,v -. ,;- men. took tn, raj
:. -'''''r '"'.' ,riI Isl, and WI
on On ',''r"' = ~, an.ains Sl,e..a<r ans
-, Iu''''' ,,;,F p,r,i,n ui The
''''','i. oN''''',"i n,,l,;,r a5,r, 70 Stat,
~ co'l''''''''S, ,,,'.. 40, TN. route til
=. 'E''H9, wL., Il h,.ca.ne ~
-, 0n"o"t ~ ., I,'oi ,I," i.,ns. tha, :n4 irs~,
- 'l"h'' ''"'l '" Nv I'm ,h,.ir advanc,
20 S"EI'IF p,u.,.,, ord,i,.I a halt ,
~ ana f"H'' ~ ,n1 awoi, TIN, .rriv.
-, r'9' ~ ,I.,.,'I ,.ho ioin,d the =,
50 .'.I..-.,n ,hs saro. evening and a
-, -, p"'''''on p t 'n' ,.,fIfr, H'i,n command. The
. 4 N.4
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

Tennessee is the twentieth State
hat has adopted the Constitutional
amendment.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
EpE SALE,

4 FRESH supply ot Cream Laid Lete.
\ pTnar. prpl aad Envelo pes Ut hs
Post otioc Ns~Sn' 49,
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
For Sale.

4 NUGF0 BOY Hs:wecn IS m -
\ gears of atc. Apps H' 'h's en- N.
500 wGE go
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

Mr. Juo. Il. Brady, the last 1t me
state prisoners ~ Fort L2f2T'''''
..aa released ~ 'hr 20'h VI
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Road Notice.

THIRTY days after date, application
l. will be made to the County Commits
sioners for Hartford County, for closing
the present road and for opening Road,
starting at point on the road leading
from Deer Creek at Covers Mills to Dub
lin, opposite or nearly opposite to Edward
M. Chew's lane, thence along the line
of the lands belonging to the heirs of the
late Joseph Hopkins, deceased, and the
Covers Mills land to the division line OF
the two aforementioned parcels of land and
the land of James Silver, thence along OF
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Joseph Hopkins heirs, so as TO intersecl
the road leading from "The Trappe" to
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September 10Th, 1865,
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Will supply DoNEo 10 persons Ill the
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JOSHUA HORNER,
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Baltimore.
1t will be to the interest of those man.
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ga liberal discount to dealers.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Register of Wills
OF Harford county, Md, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of
ELIZA A. PRESTON,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
ned to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
l4M day of September, 1866,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are reouest-
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of September, 1865.
JAMES B. PRESTON,
septZz Executor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE "a hereby gwen thnt lhe subscriber
IN has obtained from tie Orphans Court Of
Saint Mary's county, in Maryland, .Gttr&
Of administration on the personal estate OF John
f Long, late of SAID county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the sad deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
proper vouches thereof, to the subscriber. M or
before the 18th of April, l>G6, otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under my hand this
18th day of October le65.
JOSEPH NJ. LONG,
AdmInIs strator
October l2th, l56j-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
J. Edwin Abeli & others.
rs.
Juo. A. Clarke S. others.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county
sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 496 Equity.
pY virtue Of authority vested in ne, rs
- Clerk of the Circuit Court for st Mary :
County. it is hereby ordered that Tic report
made by G. Fred. Maddox, Trustee in this
case, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before
the third Monday of January next: provided
a copy Of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's Gazette, once a week for three succes-
sive weeks prior to the third Monday Of
December next
The report states that the land sol! for four
hundred and twenty fve dollars.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Tost
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk.
Oct. Goth. ls65-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09

NOTICE is hereby given that the eubRcr-
IN ber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county, IN Macy.and lsi-
tiers o: administration, on the personal estate Of
I;n-tus K Raley, late Of SAID county, de-
ssasea. All persons having caims a..nns: Tia,
Said deceased are hereby warned 10 eXhii,lt lie
same with the proper vouche. thereof, 70 The
subscriber or before the 23rd dav Of April
1S66, otherwise rhey may be excluded hy law
from all benefit Of the sand estate Given ,tn-
der my hand this 18th dnv Of Oct. 1865.
J. R...T. REEVES
Administrator
DC. lRh lS6S-5w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
"CHARLES LOT"
aud containing
1914 acres,

more or less
By virtue OF wri's Of Fieri Facias issued
out ofihe circuit court # st Mary's co-one
at the SUR OF Francis Ncalc, assignee Ct
Thomas B Estep, against the goods chat
tells. lands and tenements Of William j
Car,righr and Lucy Cartri gh': one at the
suit OF Thomas 4 Robay. use of Neale,
Harris & Co, against the goods, cha'tlos.
lands ard tenemen,s Of William J Cart
right: aud one at the suit Of james II Al
vcy agars; the goods, chattIes, lands aud
tcuemcnts # Joseph d Eiward>. William
j Caftrigh' ard Thomas c Ward, and TO
me directed, have seized aud taken in
execution all the right. title interest, claim
aud demand at law aud in equity, of the
said Joseph d Edwards. Lucy CartIight,
William Cartwright, Thomas { Ward
in and to the following property. to wit:
One tract or parcel OF land called and
known "a