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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

Among the patents recently issued In
England. is one for iron doors, the inven- az
ton Of MIR. Joseph T. Harris. These doors
are intended rs a substitute for wood, and
can be produced Al nearly the Same cost
When fixed and painted. it will be dificy
to distinguish them from any kind Ia
wooden doors. as they will be precisely
the same in appearance, and will opena
shut with equal facility. They are erpec-
tally adapted for dwelling houses, Offices
and public buildings. and indeed for every
purpose for which wooden doors are now vsf
used: their great merit being their extra +. J,
security. lightness and durability, in ad /, =
dition to which they can be made per-
fectly fire proof, and nre not liable to
shrink AS is the case with wood
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

The President in his message to the Sc
nate on the 10th, in reply to request for
information, states that 1.-the rebellion has
been suppressed: that the people of the
rebel States are yielding obedience to the
laws aud government of the United States
with more willingness and greater prompt
tude than, under the circumstances, could
that he is "induced to cherish the belief
TINT represent alton, connected with pro-
perly adjusted system Of taxation, will result
in harmonious restoration of the relations
of the States to the National Union. Gen.
Grant. in a report Of his recent visit to the
South (Which document accompanied the
message), says he is "satisiied that the
mass Of thinking men of the South accept
the present situation Of affairs in good
faith He states that the only military
force required in the rebel States is in the
interior, where there are many freedmen.
and at the forts upon the sea-coast: which
forces should be composed entirely Of white
troops The General regards the Freed
mems Bureau, in some form. AS An absolute
necessity OF present, hut expresses the
opinion that, in some of the States. its
affairs have not been conducted with judg-
ment -aSnocQnomy. He attributes to its
agents the wiov.S spread belief among the
freedmen that their late masters lands are
| to be divided among them: and recommends
that all officers Oh duty with troops in the
Southern States he regarded as agents Of
! the Ereedmens Bureau.
| The President. il is rumored. intends i'm
mediately to withdraw all the Provisional
| Governors in the South. thus handing the
States over to the executives chosen at the
recent elections. This he has just done in
! the case Of Georgia.
The American Frecdmen's Aid Commits
sion and the American Union Commission
| have been united. and Bishop Simpson is
President Of the new organization.
The notorious guerilla leader, Matt Lux
ton. under sentence Of death, escaped from
the Memphis military prison on the l4th.
An explosion Of ammunition occurred at
the Arsenal in Washington on the 18th, re
sulting in killing seven persons. and severe
injuring several others.
Charleston will soon be in process Of re-
building One individual alone will erect
200 houses on the burnt district by the lst
Of July next.
The Fenian trials in England are still in
session. O'Leary. Feniar. has been SEN
fenced to twenty years penal servitude. and
Michael Moore, pike maker. to ten years.
Apassenger train upon the Illinois Cen
trail road, ran of the track near bingham on
the 18th, killing the engineer and fireman,
and severely iniuring a lady.
Negotiations are pending between Mexico
and Austria for the speedy enrolment Of
10000 Austrian troops for service in the
former country.
The cattle plague in England is on the
increase.
The California Legislature have elected
Cornelius Cole to succeed McDougall in the
U. s. Senate
The motto "ln God We trust" upon the
two cent piece, is 10 be placed upon all the
United States coin.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

1t has been decided BY the New York
courts, that when a person attempts to
cross railway track he must look both
ways TO avoid danger. II he does not.
and is hurt, he can recover no damages
unless il is clear that the car could have
been stopped after the danger was appar-
ent to the engineer or driver.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
A WINTER SERE MADE.
(py LOVER WITH COLD IN MS RFAp)

Oh ask he dot to blow by desc,
BY cliarbidg one, my ovid;
You bay dot know de bald I feel,
Ii dever cad be dode!
Oh blight We fly to other scedes,
Or dwell I'D yonder star,
Oh thed by lovely bald. id bliss,
Id strike by light catarrh
Had 1t a dose to blow,
With such cold as I have got,
All! would it blow its Doe
But see, the rays Of clubbing david
Are gleabing Cd the dew
] hear tbs berry bugle hord.
BY baden fair--af-chien.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
The COnstit utiOnal Amen Am<.a

PROCLAMATION.
WILLIAM SEWARD, Secretary of State OF the Unites
States,
To all 70 Whom These Presents May Come, Greet
ing:
Know YE, that, whereas, the Congress Of
the United States. on the Let Of February
last. passed resolution, which is in the
words following. namely:
"A resolution submitting the Legislatures Of the
several States proposition to amend the Constitution
Of the Cnited States:
'Resolped BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tves Of the United States in Congress assembled two
thirds Of both houses coneuring that tho following
articles be proposed 70 the Legislatures Of ths several
States amendment to the constitution Of the
United States which. when ratified hy three-iourths
q said Legislatures, shall be valid to all intens and
purposes AZ part Of said Constitution, namely:
"ARyIcLE
"SEcroS L. Neither slacsry sarolnnary serr:tnde,
except punishment for crime a,srecf The party shall
hare been duly coarcte, shall erts ,cha the the Uni
ted States, any plac, subject to tAeirjisdioso"
''sFcTIoN 2. Goneres shall have pooer to Enforce THIS
article byappropriate leeistation.'
And whereas it appears from official doc
uments on file in this Department, that the
Amendment to the constitution ofthe United
States proposed as aforesaid, has been rati-
fed by the Legislatures Of the States Of Illi-
nois, Rhode Island, Michigan. Maryland.
New ork, West Virginia, Maine, Kansas,
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio,
Missouri, Nevada, Indiana, Louisiana, Min
nesots, Wisconsin, Vermont, Tennessee, Ar
kansas, Connecticut, North Carolina, Ala
balns, South Carolina aud Georgia, in all,
tweofy seven states;
AND WHEREAs, the whole number Of the
States in the United States is thirty-six:
AND WHEREAS. the before specially nam
ed States whose Legislatures have ratified
the said proposed amendment, constitute
three-fourths Of the whole number of states
in the United States:
Now therefore, be il known that l, Will
lam H. Seward, Secretary Of State Of the
United States, by virtue and in pursuance Of
the second section Of the act of Con gress
approved April, 10th 1918, entitled IAN act
to provide for the publication Of the laws Of
the United States, and for other purposes
do hereby certify that the amendment afore-
said has become raid 10 all intents and puypos-
e As a part Of the Constitution Of the United
States.
In testimony whereof have hereunto get
my hand and caused the seal Of the De-
partment of state to be affixed. Done at
the City Of Washington, this 18th day Of
December in the year Of our Lord. 1865,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of America, the 9Oth.
WM. H. SEWARD,
Sec'y of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
Liability of

BY the burning "a Na-
the Michigan Cent - iNs~
Detroit in October
lost merchandise
100000. These god
destruction, were una. os,oss;co .rv
Merchants Despatch - -
cd in this city by J. cana give" " we ~
declines 10 pay the allie
in question. unless the
road will pay the same
Despatch This, ii ISL
Railroad company will nj
as it appears that the cog
caused by direct VIOLATED
Of the railroad company onS Ssp
Despatch company At mE -. 1t Is very
merchants held on Tuesdayys
day, resolutions Of Indignantly
the Despatch company were
the preliminary steps taken to
pelling q settlement by law
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

Two contractors on the st. Paul and
Pacific railroad, which is now being con-
strncted in Minnesota, have absc onded
with $1,000 of the company's money, in
trusted to them for the payment Of the L.
borcrs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

The railroad to Knoxville is now
open, and in running order, and freight
is now being received at the depot Of the
Nashville Railroad for points along The
line
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

Accompany was organized ON the 18th
to build y railroad between New York
and Oswego over the middle route, the
capital being fixed at $lO,OOO,OUU.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

WisTRY. Gold weather is coming and it
is well to be prepared The following posm
will be appreciated by the musical fra
taenifv
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
From the 0alsna [ III. } Gazette.
Corn as Fuel.

We understand that many Of the people
of Warren and other towns in the east part
of this county, are using corn AZ fuel. We
hada conversation yesterday with an in
tclligent gentleman who had been burning
it, and who considers it much cheaper than
wood. He says that corn in the ear gives
considerably moro heat than the same bulk
Of wood. Ears Of corn can be bought for
ten cents per bushel by measure, ami seven
enty bushels worth seven dollars, will meas
ure cord. A cord Of wood including saw
ing, costs $780, which il $3.50 more than
a cord Of cord costs, besides the fact that
corn produces more heat than wood. If
these statements are true, land there is no
reason to doubt them) there is no fuel more
cheap as corn. The crop or corn this year
far beyond the demand, and if it 10 cheaper
than any other article for fuel, we can see
no objection t, using 1t as such.
SUaaEsTroNs.-If your hands are tender
and you would save them from friction Of
the axe helve, or other tool in use, apply
some hard tallow, rubbing ii on the helve
and your hands will slide without blistering
Try 'it......H your leather mittens become
hard and stiff, oil or grease them. 1t is also
. good plan to grease them when engaged in
outdoor labor during wet, snowy or rainy
weather. II does buckskin as much good to
grease or oil it as any leather. You can
wash out grease with soap and warm water
whenever you please.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

Tac picture drawn above -s indeed: .
ss,l one, bat It IL neae the less ,rse. 1t
is no longer to be ea!skd at. bu. ID. Stern
truth f"rees aseh upon us--Aswrver o.
jJec.isoab'e it may be-z,h.s ss ore : ais-
ffaneLsea psapse !; ,haf sayslay. IN The sc~
aeccpsaiiOu of ,be s~rn, . 70 Be the ~asch-
word. and srmness 10 ''eorr.p:
tion saa bsntalisyris i to be considered The
passport to psisiee .ad eminencs. : Lat
us draw the eur.sin over this scene. md
await the f.ll dsvelopneot Of the p,o.
The bear. sickeus as'she prospect ssd the
eyea Os I'll |o.esapa .sosssis.eiaasl -iibsrty
,usn away With di.guss. 8.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

PAY or Jricss The compensation ol
jurors. BY 90 act Of the las, General As,
srntly, is made. uniform. .hra.saOss .hs
State, aud b - follox:--"Jura shall re-
GIVE s~o doll.rs per day for .sek aud every
day they shsN assend the ssversteosr,s .oi
this State IS jnrers. aud twelve, and > half
cekis for each mile over Eve niles 70. 60
ing to aud Returning from she court sAAs
in each term. 70 be paid by the counties
% city, respectively, in which such courh
are held"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

.~~:: ltesNsys.. 0akA .of Allssisnes.
!. Ae'tsAe sils oath. - ordered BY ID.
ssses. .es 81 A:.enhly;.' j. required 10: }.
'sAAs. ty:.a Assassey' praesisine ii Il,
several State so.rt. q this State +:
Il d so,snsiy. sssar Tor sdIrm - he
osss hiy te) tAat l;wsll ias oil ,isss' d.
nes! itse1 lsirly and hopos.h.y u IN
assoe&kt bna -Dr.ssisi6ser Of la~. shis
viii beas, true shee;snos to the Stais 81
MarylApA sea seppess ths Copssisssieo
and Laws thsssof !; sad that I Will b:sr
ssse allegiance - the United SsaGss. md
'sn4p6isi psssses Sud dsfe10 she Cepssisu.
soa. isys - 0essse.els shsreof. - the
tuPhene q. d tSs .isnd. afy law or ordi.
49, d oi thin o. asy stAsr State to shs
,.s0olfsyy hknisA itdsas spd d. fursh.
T.stssE or - ikei T.sili; d the best
protect aud aefssd:: he
..psPp als sss: usissd Sseses, aud not sNeiIi
'slssaEe:ne b Su&en sp and dissolved,
ioE ;!he gevfssRsns shessof. 70 b destroy
ednadss ssy circumstances. IL IN my psu.
e 70 press o, il; ). sad that ! will ai ID
tines di.eosssessAee sud oppose al palss,
iesi soubinsnioss haviss 81 their objse,
sscs dissohtioi or des:ruetsss snd I
make this aaa6 . s1rssa,ioo vsslo.I ,,y
!eefi v.son of purpose 81 svss;es-ss lelp
ne Goa. Ne. hs.e1 iAsn bs:sa.isssa
= e':ssse< - q sseasAey Or seiisaDa j.
sey. .sessk o. Ne 6sassx .aad % ,psssoa. Il
herstsfoss -al~ifss1 = pssssiss - sasA q.
: s:r:ey q :o'is.er is' ssy Of ssss .eesrss.
sAssl b a)loweaSe coeasvs "a = Ia. nm.
% hs shah 6ave sskes sDd subscribed s.id
sssk 81 aeSfnssia6 il. .eass: ssass: provided
lsxase, .h.a any psssos xae. ssdsr this
ssssie& sed tse lavs q. f.tAS SssAs sAsll hs-
seas essillsd to psaesiss lss n ths Cosss
Of Afsealssf shis 6sssa .sAall he .s.lisled
g g practice Av 10 Any ssd al Of sAs s;ubor-
Zee. z. .4~d be 1t enacted Thai ih;s
lcs. shah sske1 1tEsSr rfseaI xnd ATE, the fr.,
Day u April. eigAseek kuidred .sd sky
Eve.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

Esvsss or Arresxsx.-Ths C~nnis.
sisncr Of later ,al Revenue has decided
tbs, If power Of attorney shos!j TO q
drawn - io confer authority Tor Ill purpo.
sea ezcePs the sale Of realty. 6hy-e-ns,
stamp. would b sufficient. H. oths,
vosds. the. ssamp duty upos . pows, o.
attorney nnas b the hishs.s which is re-
9uired ON aseoans Of any act which may Ls
peflcr,bsd- 0adet any suoh power: and ,
power thus stamped viii Ae valid Lr IL
purpasss: exeeps sush - are specially
changed With hish.r dnsy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

Nlw MrLlrAAy DIsra,cr -Brigsdiei
Gsnersl Morris hs: issued 40 oiieisl opler
announcing tbs. the district Of the Ess,erp
Shore Of Maryland, IS established bI gen.
srsl order No. 40. headquarters middle
d-par.meus:. December 13. 1854. will te
Included hereafter in the eomn,sna 6f The
district Of Delaware. which will bs known
AZ the DISTRICT Of Delaware and The Ess.
tern saerc Of Maryland. Brig. Gen. J,
r. Keuiy.' United States Volunteers. il
assigned TO the command Of said district
Headquarters viii DO established ss Viii
uisg;ao.. Del. -, -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

.,1fle ooa-.:ia..;l {; lSrIsi:tsl, R.,,.
nue. has decided thar s.s.es;p ssfsAe ~
asens Of > Ban f.ssas: :i.i tsssits g the
payment Of . Adsas dee. .sad: g 'sss. d
suhjeot tosssmp a.sy.~ Nos asrh MA
any a;ssss.ass rei.er ,te. psses.r p.ys
the debt IN cash o. .eiues 80. eaesl,
draft or othct1isc.: m, 6edsAl. p.;d-ezs
'~s '*sss, so'l.h. .ass 7 !ss!its,,s 'sHjssS
10 o;staUP- duly. :: :ss:ys
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
BurlSnETlIue

Y>AE undenignsd mcss respectfully informs
u the ci'is :ns of CHAh3ftO DISTRICT
and the public R-nsrally that he lras k,caset
himself .. Chspsic.,. where b. is prsps'si =
exs0uss Oh kinds of s..k in his ine II busi'
'"s:'. q the lowest cash r.ss.. H.v:ns had
.svsrst yeAss s!psrisqre. 10 issi onn1.ien,
thss 10 ceo give general siiisfaeiioo sud ~
!ieits sshsrs q she public patronage. ;,
WV. u. wIBLR.
-. - III -. ChAp,iu,.
b. MAlys CO..
Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
LEGAL DISABILITIES or THE
COLOREO POPULATION.

Tks-,ss Il Inst session cf the M.sylasd
Legislature repeals ID. whole 81 srt,eai %
C d CodrSf0eAera Lsss. (imposiaR re'
sss;ssise, ueso tie eo,osed popalssi"a. r.
eep1;ee secssoe. 81 and IS. which renaSa
n E,ree and ere - follows:
s.See g. f any ffes oeere sAa'i eossr.e'
. 1s;aiaa q birs 70 sny white pessoe hps
. 1ess e.)es tsne. and for Certain wages.
sod sAAti .ftespards refase 70 s.ter inse
sbe serviee ~ ssch pessoa 6rst hiring said
negfo. 1sssee y justice of the peace. t&o'
=iifihs Of the suacune Of wages coossae.ed q
be paid hy the psssoe - frss hirise--
phich juigueas shall b lien % the ~
ges is the 6sDds of the psrsoa 10 whose ser'
:Sie. ls,n.y b. ese.sed. from the ,i.as 90.
.ice Of sach ja.femens shall BE- given to
mid persos. and shall b paid when due.
api may be recovered bofses ssy jssties Of
the peace % common debts are
i .'Sec,ion IS. Nujsdgasst shan b sss-
dered ags;ass = fres negro. person hssinG
aueb negro. If ths Justice shall belle ve that
the wages .sgreed to be paid to ssid segr.
vere not reasonable secure. o. i be shall
believe that said negro left The service. N
refused to ontsr into such service. O &C.
.eoust Of improper niags ~ treatment. -"
The sectiops repealed (spplie.ble aisee
the Seasoipasion. of aAs. slsse) ass thsss
prohibisias the, '.'irassisrasisa offfss nc.
sroes isfsS this Stsse. tiueaoaias sAs act o'
1862. oh.pser,96 J also. prohibiting the
navigation q vessels BY negroes rc9uir-
inG.s :issncs 70 keep dug y gun" prehib.
itine ell persoss from. dealing with free
negroes." 30 !; prohibiting the ''n.s ,iua
Of pesroes fer religious parpeses. uulesl
conducted BY . white pssses."
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

~ Among tbe aots passed .s'thrreeeo.
session Of the: Assembly sfx Misyiapd v..
one for the relief ofpsEsies aud their sure
,ies vho stand indebted 10 the Ssa.s upon
sheriff. aaa:eoileesois' bonds. Of dat. prio,
10 ls6o-uost Of which debts had been pu,
IN :u;s BY >b. Comp,tO''sar under join,
resolution pa'sed .. former sssios. The
nc1 Act releases The interest on shese debts.
provided ths. before the l., dsy Of Os.obe,
next tho. .psitirs .hsll pay sbs principal. and
al attorneys fees sud commissions. sheriff
fees and ard the eo.,, &s. :. =,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

JsD&s ~: 1nE Claeru Coun1 o. BALrI.
MsKs CoUNIY-Governer Bssalord hss
appointed D g. III. Emory. E.q., q Luth-
sr,i'ie, B.I.imose county. q. Judgs-of ,h.
Eighth Judicial Distric, Of the State, in
the plsse OF Mr. Richard Grssos, who xaa
removed from the position By the sosios
Of the House Of Delegates. Mr.. Kmory
bolds the Office uuder.she Govcsuor's sp:
poiu,mta, pn.il> tie next cless;oo. when .
Judge viii be eIecsed for fifteen .yearA. :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
DENTAL NOTICE,

nR lANE =. THOHgEON. Desfst
IL hsvi.g returned % tie soaasy. nes:o ot,
less hjs psoss0irnsi services q tAe putkc.
bySs asvvieas ospslwsys - tse On sidrseisS
hin through .'t;rs.s kiils.P a., o. h. ss
- fUssd % he rlIss ia IApsAasj Town svsry
Tu:.dhy s'uri'T the p'essss ysas.
April ssh-3a. !.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

Raids in Southern Maryland. :.
=. Coasidersbls excitemeL. has been lately
Pr6dnced'ih this section of ~ State. by
the sction sf ccrssis ps!ties claiming. to
be'sng to the Cenisdes.se sersiee and
wearing the uui1bs& Of the Confsdsisse
States. The steamer Harriet Defard has
been sei.ed. plasderedeapd destroyed. asd
shsScheooerS g.. As!s's. Cats.t +. J. How
ard. he's been capt irsd sad; ;.sksA 70 parts
.nEno~n. !. The dss,iuedse: ;;of private
property. eonscqsent upon these two :ao,s
Of auprovaked lsvlsi.ses.a. k4s- esca very
great; whihs 30 possible behs6s can have
accrued so.she Go5ernusns andss mich
,hs capsuts alsiw 10 have. been ac,ing--
Indeed. !He.regard these :ess: .s but s de-
gree teraoved ffr.m'aotual piracy. If We Q on:
cede them ,o,bave bsep sanctioned By IN
orgaui.cd Government. Believing. ~ &c
do. that they ase;.h-. work 81 .. b.sA Of
outlaws and plundsrers, whs were 'scsing
without either authority or ins.racsisu.. We
feel .deubly indignant at this outrage upon
us. It enough that our people should
redaced to penary aud w.st by the una
voidable results of var they have deprs-
Gated. .withou, visiting upos them the hor:
rors, Of pis.cy and robbery.
The store of.s Mr.. Coifren. 10. Prince
Georges County. was Waited few nights
since. 6y baud Of trans Potomac despe-
r..loes. and the crime Of narder wss 3D.
tied to that Of robbery. A Mr. Ryou.
who came Mr.s Co6reD's assistance.
whilst tie latter ~ss seeking to defend his
property. vas sbo, aud ner,ssily sounded
by.s nan: ssn,ei McCuc. vho siaiue1 to
be n rssidsS. os Nelson County. Va. The
raiders. three IN o ua,trr, rwere dressed in
Confederate uniform. aud claimed. to be-
long 10 the ''reyu1ar service " It IL very
clear to our mind, that the parties commit
ting these depreaations do nos belong to
any service Or Goverunsens, but are .sinply
an organised baudi,ti. oonfess;ng allegiance
to no higher authority than q debascd aud
insa.ia,c thirst for plunaer: We :tru4t.
there fore. should any of them be caught
ip future raids upon our people,. the pom
.l.y Of the lay will BE- stetply inflicted,
and justice. without mercy, will b. me.ed
out to them. -,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

@Rtot. ls.es.c cs!'sehsss : sr.assss
AID sete<t.re.e..of q ssesls.-e cel-
iegs.. nd fsf many sshseqsssf ,ssars . 20.
'i'ieA xrisef a'na.eliy r.: ishs III. q.
of.she Coassisss;esal uo;ea. .disl u WISH:
ingsea - Sas.rds, Ina, 10 tls. .G0sh ysst
oi hi.as.. ne Ia mag, hissa. p Bel.
G.o,s .aa. the loves. eeunsiss of kasy-
lsud. so
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

IN sppliesiior sfp- B. SnmA Ajmiaissse,ev
o11. .. Hs.ss, late Of Hs,ns Mary 3
eoSssy deessssd, il 10 ssdessd BY iAe C~9ra,
ihsssAs ssia Admiaissrssss Assify Asessiisevs !
- - fSsosassa % Ale shsiseiaims as.isss ssii
asesass( N shs s66s Sfshs ksIis - 81 WNs g,
6sses AeAsyS county On % befass he 3asS sxy
81 Jsne l6e4. fss assidsnS, anA sAas ,h,s sr1c.
- rollishst snss vssk IN saeA vseh ussA th1
said 2As6 day n fJune next.
Test,
JANEST. MARLEY,
,.-... Hesisses OF win
for 81. Mary 70 eoua.y.
Ar,il l3:h lS6S-:d, ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
RATIF1CArION NOTICk.

J,hs T Carer A Others.
~ the csssis Curt CT ". Il .ry.~su ..v
sisdss - Court Equity.
. NJ. % N. taai.y.
Rf yiEsns of authority vssGsd 10 u,s, -
- Clark of he. Oscnis Opurs f.r 6sist
1arys ssanty. v y hssshy srd~r.a, tks
third day VI April 1885. fhAt ths sais nais
sDd rsP"Et d.by ths TrussseiH .bis ss,s b
Issifsd aud eensrn~l. sslsss osus - The
so''tssFy b shown - o. before ~ thirl
Monday of june Eext. provided . copy Of
this osdsr b. inserted 10 ths s.. Mssyt Go
sstis. oree wssh .fH shrss successive weeks
PRIOR to the sissssssii dsy Of May ss1t.
The Rxpost states shs sroosnt ofs.ls = -
inc. 4. CAVALIER. Gh
True eopy-Tst;
iNta 4. CAVALIER. Or.
g April eth lsGA--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
1TTlll-2 acres;
"llTTLE YiEDlN0."
e0o'.'n'as 9@@ wfs".
..-. III acres:
"'RAKERS."
osse,iniax -
~ l-2 acres:
makteS h all 49,, =;
200 acres

mors Or lass.
The aiove land h situatea about ons mil.
from ths head Of st. Clssenu bsy. saI !.
we'll adaptsd 70 the gro d Of al the U.,'.
preduen of this ssction.
TERMs OF SALE.
The te!ns Of - - pssscsihsd By the l..,..
are third Of the purchase aaoney to h.
paid IN cash. . credit OF one end two vca =
will se s''ow wed upsa ths rssidus-,h def.,-
Ied peymea's to b secu'ed by the ..on,ls VI
the purchases. with security 10 b appro,s,
ey the 'r,,sse aud bearin. interest," iron Il.
Ooy o. sale -'' ~. -
Or'n the PAYMENT Of the ru,chaas wonsv
the srus:ss will execute. deed 70 tls .,;.
chaser. t.es clsar and dis-harssi from: Al,
..s pa't'es TO this suit. and those clsiui.,
JOIiS p. NAGILL.
Tfustsa.
April I1sh lsss-n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
TnvSTEE'S SAle
OF
NllllH lal EII1t.

~ virsue ef - st sscii..u,, co,..
tos -; Assys ssett: sisdsx . /. Coun
q h Eaa%i,. % s..'ief ass g. ,.saAA day T Of
and Marv q nerxan are compliment, ga
z u. G''dsnith snd osAess ars. DEE pd.o,.
the ,'ndefsiyned will offer a ps,ic "a. a, ~.
CouFs House door in Lsoo.rd To~n on '
TUESDAY, ssk sisy sf Nay. 1866.
hesreea shs hours of : snd 4 o'cloek ? u
oil thai tact "e ,'a.oel OF land lying in III. -;
Election liss'scs o. -. Xaryis sosnsy. sns
generally known by the na.ne q
part or ST OSWlLnc,