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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

have thousands Of examples. in me iden-
tical Lodies of the ancient Egyptians,
mummied and preserved to 'hi- day Thus
any one who has any curiosity on the SUBJ
ject may % into the Abbott Collection Of
the NV York Historical Society, and
there "xamine the heads Of various Egyp-
tian ladies and gentlemen. The long
braids Of silken hair whics yet remain ns
the head Of The dead Egyptian lady. abun-
dainty attest her freedom from negro
blood, while the narrow foot. With its high
arched ins'cp inclosed in the white kid
slipper speaks OF grace and beauty Of
form which there are abundant ether rea-
suns TO believe was possessed BY the ladies
"f Pharonic times II is strange fact in
history that the negro. a. depicted on
Egyptian monuments three thousand years
ago, was the negro Of our day.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

surply deficit of wheat in Maryland.-'
But MARYLAND tobacco is Maryland tobac-
CO and nothing else and neither Virginia,
Ohio, Kentucky nor any other place. can
make Mary land tobacco When The French
s"nd on their orders, the orders are for
State varieties. If any man or number
OF men together, 1bave $500 600 dollars
al d wi>h TO make million clear from
:h',r sari'al heiicve i. is the Easiest aud
cl"ar' St way in The world to do SC hv in
v">'ing in Maryand tobacco. Touch
nothing else This is the wav Ia do IT:
II q" in'o n" market visit each and "
erv ag''t. pricing the tobacco Of each
agent. I'd 'h'n @" ronnd the same track.
AID lav ou' N. 3500,Oo in Nd. tob'c
L"avi' thc t'barcn IL .he hand; nf thr
particular ag""'s purchased from, I would
draf' on them t. he amount in zach ones
haLds, which would amount 10 Just one
million dollars in tobacco Then Ia rest
CT sleep, or lonk around. a. thought pro-
pr; ard nv candid opinion is. that oo-
fore six months. would have rralxc d
SO pr hundr, 4 FIR he 3 so tobacco and
rnlv less and les pr CT profit, as the
qn.liry nf the tobacco was better
Il seem, 20 be lamcn'alle fact, that
farniug can't sustain itself alone Farm
c,s are acting upon this idea little stores
aye >prlncirg up "v'ry where, like mush-
ro Ms Mn at" :. Ing on, or rentir out
AZ d rushing 70 cities Us their Fl D,rado
! Al cart 90 and what must they do who
.tny7 ,litk u r'sn ght b. matured
| hy which h"y "a" O. nline very lucrs-
tive business 20 hat of fsrr ing I. a
81 tFirirnt number could associate under
s. m" good rcgnlatinns or be incorp rated
! thy could er 2! : .ome Competent and
bon, i u an vho il tire Of f.Iming 70
nt y. tn R,'iurr'' and give him salarv
If 1000, 1900 . onhS - n ras nor'd
, us is. l.: h;,n >,ll ~ lr' se.r per cl'-
! uf Ag,r,'> in m"dia'eIy mike daily de-
uo>i's, to Re haired hy Al, half ,ra,ly or
] yearly, p'o rata ,f pr"duc sod for each
! He II ight sll fol others ont>idc 4 III,
club Vt 80 iari,n. AID j p sit. a if sold
Tor nrrn.bers e club. II" mi. ht fr hi
i,xra labor. te made s. arr cf III" p'o-
| fi,s f r'r o''~ as cnr OF club. smaIles',
m'rinn or arg"st shipper. IN his WAY
III sai'; IA m,rs wnnli carry n T." M,
'rcrarivr tn~in"sS. ,xc p dc'aul';nc. s- a
help TO the Br,akhing business of farm
ing.
h o" me Of rour 7. aatrs may notice
! tn. sui i.c,, YsL If deemed practicable
! labvrato is.
c. NosNuLLus.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
THE ANCIENT NEGRO.
G. NusNULLus.

II is nntcv o-shv that an old error has
been recently revived ard is now going
the ronnds of the ntwspapsrs. aud il
81 mr;imes repeated ov public speakers -
u consis's. sa,s the NV York Jurnnl Of
: Commerce in the statement iha' III" Afri-
can. OF he negro type. /. the drceniant
OF the il hshi'ants of ancient Ee,p IL
{, thrr words hat the ancient Egyptians
! were negroes l. is somewhat curious tha,
such staten nts as this can obtain curren-
cv in The frcc Of so much knovlede,. and
d ffas' 4 infnrmn'inn as The modern world
possesses hut the age is one IN which
m.n h"''tve very easily. aud tie temp,a ,
ii ~ Give is VERY great.
l. would bc diffiyn!t 'n pr,ve that the
an':diluvian rae" was no, n. g'o racr-if
any one chooses Ia asscr. that It was For
W. have No rcmaInir e cvidrco IN the
snhj" s" Of MANY "thcr classes in va.
ri"us historical p,ri' DIS BUT the knowl-
rdg" W" possess # the festur.s complex
ion sud physique Of the ancient Egyptians
Is as crrnrl''c AMI minute as hat we now
tave Of the Inhabitants Of Suma,rs or Ha-
wnii TIL" Fig, ptian monuments and
tomhs contain ,huusands of descriptive
paintings and p,r'rni's II is Interesting
20 notice among them the differences which
ssis,ed het~een races a. long ago as Is. C.
1000 and 1900 ard even at mrra re-
mote peri d. The whole world seems to
haze lock 4 70 Er',t t o,e tine IS The
cen're of Il cht aud civilization. aud in the
various COY quests Of the warlikc Kings Of
EGvrt. th"y brought numerous cap,ivss TO
'he Nile country. and the PORTRAITS ofthesr
variols csr'ivHs are found in great abuu.
dance on he uaonnments to this day.
Ths nesr" vas slave in Egyp, 'h"n. ard
bis portrait sppe. {: rnen'!v. With 'h:
-s,ne pcculisr;ti's which now mark Il He
l. represented il many rf n" s't'adcs pc
c',liar T. III" mod. rn EiEiupan III
'hirk lips. 20 liz hlir, black cou. d. xiyn.
g. cu!!.r iir.!s, al a-c accl a'"|T l.;rts u
ted The A-syrian is r "a n:lv :our.r IN |
the Egyptian mcnuuen's, and the 'yp" Of
coun,eLAnce is always mark-d and unn,is- !
taxable. The Egyptian racs as, one of
peculiar and decidedly noble countnnauc..
snd appearance. It wa 81 unik" III, :
cic E.hi pian n" M d-rn Caucasian
~ uni ke b: IN d,rn African. Th~re vas
no point Of resemblance. ard i, should ..
impossible for any vel Informed person /,
'ati iu's the error 10 which We have aiIu
ded. TIE NUMEROUS books now ruhLsh d
IN which illus, alto from 10 lit j :.
n. g..er. atd til II .s1a-
':y o' many Eg,p'ah .njqtis Il .
I,, s,t the nistI1e And u ne .'c'lrs
|rs0s she Mopuu,s ats sse ~ sneur b -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
CR1NOLlNE.

Crinoline is again assailed--men are al
WAYS bothering themselves about it-be-
cause it is said to have occasioncd the
death of a woman. last week. 10 New
York city. while Younger woman Was
badly injured through wearing it. The
account is anything but clear; but it
seems that the ladies' cloths got a-hre
aud that they could not put out th"
flames A tragic story enough. but it
does not appear that they might not
have been hurt had they not been in
hoops. The FIRE vas more 10 blame than
crinoline. and yet it won'd be thought
very foolish If women we're told they
should have no.hinz to do with fire, because
i: has often caused lives to be lost. If
the destruction Of life is to i" taken ns
reason good for disr,rdinc a thing
what are YOU going I" 4" with railways ?
They kill or mairn more persons in a
week than crinnline harms in AL the ff
sy-two weeks of he year. Yet people
.rav-l bv them as much cs ever. and
would keep on doing So were they 10
kill or main 6fty times az manv a. they
now disnosr "f.
Peopl kill ihemsclv bv "a:irg. some
'i,ne hy eatirg to- much s,m"'im~s by
eating ton fast. and Thy will 4" %
her. after. in lcyi ~ aud al the talking
aud writing Il a. could be devoted n
business could not pr"vent the race from
abusing the work Of consumption =; and
j. would be just a. wise to argu'
that people shouldn't eat. because eating
is abused. as to argue that hops ah"nl :
n, be worn. because to wear them is
dangerous. Houses are sometimes con-
sumrd by fire, irvo!vi"g their inmates
in the destructive process. .--stal we ar
que thai people ought therefore. to liz"
al ogc,h"r in the air? |, would he as
r,asur able thus 10 argue as il is 10 ar
ga that women should drop the ho, ,r
b"caase il has spme.imes been found a
dangerous pieve Of spFa.el Nm some
ti"rs- ard pretty often too--kill their
wives. sh"ll women cease to marry be-
cause "f such murder? Women should
no' li>tn TO ma>culine nisur !er,ng>
against crinoliue. bat make 90 institution
Of i, 1t becomes them 10 UPHOLD Whist
aids to make them 60 becoming.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
TIE RED SEA OPEN TO COMMERCE. --Th

THE RED SEA OPEN TO COMMERCE The
smallest hut not the least important itc,n
in the foreign news is the announcement
hat the Suez Canal 10 a uccess-;bat l.
vessel has passed through it from the Med.
iterranean to the Red Sea. The Il linus
of Suez. which this canal cuts is tha co.,
nec,ion between the continents of Europa
and Asia and is almost level. There is u
gentle descent from the Reds Sea to the
Mediterranean, ana the canal twenty feet
deep, and three hundred and thirty wide,
from Su"z TO the Gulf Of Pelusium, Civ.
lug it length of about ninety miles, whilo
the breadth Of the country passed over
is only about seventy miles, I, has been
six years in process + excavation aud soss
about $50 600 coo Thus tho Rcd Sen
can be reached and nsvigated--the sam.
Red Sea throu' which Moses aud Aaron led
he chosen penplc-the same sea that
swallowed Up Pharosh and oil his hosts.
Thus modern enterprise is taking away the
kindly romance With which Scrip,ural his
'ory has invested the famous inland nc an.
hy op'nir z it 10 The sordd, careless TRAFFIC
f the world
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
LEONARD TOWN. RSIAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 81 1864

SIN IN HleH PLAcxs.-Jlige Rissel,
cs Nv York charged q grand jury on
TUESDAY with e-r"rial refareuc" TO sin III
h;rh rlsr"-" This charge IS timely
s,.f ". leone on-. |, tas tcc1me pro-
very that small theft j. crime aud hat
lca,ion"-that il the dishonest sp
propr;a'inn Of milllons--is merely piece
nj sma-.rees--an evidence Of financial ahit
tv Th"r" h &c" heen 50 man Instances IN
viii, h his k. d of "smar'nes-" his he"n
prrrt's. ! w1h imprrirv. :h'' ii threatens
ID hanch o. d".rad" &c moral sens" of
the "nn mnnirv; vs. putting prsniun u
the dishonest, Of all persons r"trus''d q
with thr handing "f larg" amounts of II "n
-ev 1t is time this wre cone away
with. and all cias>es Of p OIL" were
taught that all sre alike before the
law. and that to steal million is a.
las as grea, crime As to s'eal SIX
pence.
The laws necessary TO the existence Of
social order and social equality, atix to
every crime or wrong done 10 the commu-
nitv certain penalties, which are as we'll
Known az the PHI steal laws that govern
the universe, aud ought to be as inrxora-
hle. I, is the presumption that those laws
will be *. cuted which restrain Loose prln-
c,plrd men firm practising upon uhsn>-
p"c,irg ncighbors. AID keeps the victim
of any special ra>caliry from being Biz OWE
Judge and exccu or Of the sentence his own
serse Of wrong prescribcs. IL govern
nen, of equal lpws the magnitude of the
crime ia the thing 70 be looked at, aud not
h~ social standing of the criminal. a
man who plumbers or dctrauds Others Of
millions is deserving of gr..ter punish
m~nt. for the greater misery he is likely
to produce, than 'he wretch wbo
steals but hundreds In to'h cases pun
i>hmcnt is deserved aud should sure
" be accorded. or justice is a lie and
,ts administration farce and decep-
tion
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

DEsrI7u uTIoN IN VIRGINiA.--The Rich
m"ud r p.bllc, aloyal and trustworthy
per. gives a amenahle picture OF the
coadi,i1n Of The people Of Virginia. and
ore which deserves Consideration. IL
sa.s:
THE poverty and suffering Of The p"o-
ole in Virginia great enough already to
mel, ,he s'ernest nature, bid fair to aS
sumo pr"p rrion> of horror ia the approach
ing winter which it curdles the blood e.
contemplate We speak from personal
kno. lcGge ah"n we state that families
once in sfnuenrr. aud Which bear tbs
names Of som, Of The beat AID wiscst mel
Of former days. have been dep",d'nt 70
support sincr the evac1a'ion It kichm"nf
on ra,ions issued by the United Stat ;
gov, rnm.ut Bot fer the lbcrali:v -
that govcrurn"h', starva.Irn--i 'ra' -'a--
ya'ion-wuull NV >w'p' nu''i'ut o'
our pcopl. from b" i:,r'. "i !" "ar'h / p
orturn;-ly the g"v'rnmen', hanover hu
manr in di-posii"n. IS uua !. = .:,:luu
this ,s.i>'a CO. 20 III" vast numb g wt"r
it has hitherto relieved VIII me
nuiurcFS are We car O' ia Z S''h a. = d
cv, hu, i, is certain hat they cuul ri,e very
age pToo"r,ion Of the Fopl ainn. Mot,
~ i scarce: the means "f >Ii>:s:.;c" j,
h rh; h. wheat crop ,hrnughnnt h" : h
is com; ar''iv-ty failure, and though h
rn crop is unu,na!Iy hnr for the az"
cultiva'rd yc. tia: ara, owl < % HI q
.tguc'ipns TO P'a"'i'g from various causes
i, "xcsrdirgiy lint 1. 1t mlk-s tn
hart b..eed TO think Of the suF.rirg> which
II some efficient n's-ur-s are no
s'cpted for reli"f. m,y D.. the terri
de 10. of thou aads Of our poop
sh.b the rieors Of winter shlll sggra-
ya.: ,he horrors Of the r'cscu' desti.u
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

TUE OYsrrR.-Cpeu 40 oyc

THE OYsrrR.--Opeu 80 oyster. retain
~ iiqu i. tho lower or deep shell and
liv W"d "a: oICh ni.roscore j. will be
'or! d 20 conrin multitude = SIN II oys-
,"'s, crver~d "; shells. uLd sw.mm ug
n mb'y ab'ut-o hn' drcu and tven OF
wnlah .3teuj but one inch. Bceldes these
y'u oysters ,h" liqucr contains
v'rie's of an'malculr aud nlyria!o Of
hr distinct e 'c;"s Of ~orns Sone-
i.>s Ii ir light resembles tuish star
bout the c"u;te of tie shell, which
vii! ne beautifully l-sliho4 iu dark
r,Gn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

GIN 'EE's APPLICATION FOR PARDox.
Th- Richmond Wing. referring to the
various published statements concerning
G,n. Lees application for pardon, re-
marks:
His application for pardon. II We are
not mistaken. had been prepared, and
Was about to be TRANSMITTED 20 Wash
ington. when snper-services, le judge.
holding F. d-ral court ut Norfolk,
caused an Indictment 10 he found agains,
him. With a uun,ber Of other distinguish
ed gentlemen. for treason 1hereupon
General Lee. instead Of forwarding hi
application to Washington. enclosed it TO
General Grant, with a note calling his
s'teu,ion to what had been denc a: Nor
folk. and remarkine that. if according to
his (Gen. Grants underwriting Of n"
articles OF capi,uls:ion. be (Grn Lee)
was liable TO Indictment and prosecution
for treason. then b" did not feel at lib.
er'y to make the a"pli"stiou for pardon.
But If General Grants understanding
was The reverse then General L", VI ,nd
be Obliged to him if h" would f"rwart
the petition 10 Ice Fre,!neni ~ rt
Grant. If We have not been ni-irf rf,rm~d
res pon Ied 10 General Lees note pronyt-
" and in n mos en- i,nI-n'srv ara
friendly t"rus. racosinS l"t,"v n nnc
address,! 10 Washington IN to-w4dia
the petition. 'akinc th- g-,nnd thar, un
der TIE terms of tha surr"ader. the pr
e., dug ., Nurfok was wholly irsdmi>S
BE This brnnsh. to sndn"n chg" IN. !
oi,n nf Jnac. U,ier rsuoi - makn his |
eu, inon r,a, hy a,s,ciatin: j! With i
r..i in 7yh;cb Robert r. lie "ccnpr~d h.
D. soncr's dock. en,i II. til" ear| - |
'r'ughr General L"'s IT; .-...- - ,
Pro i'm: IN II" go. y, g ..r.--~a -. !,
l.">:'t 10 ao-, 1osos ne +, * s:@o,es- :
, az -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
AN IscrnESr or rNs WAR W. h"t
,e f.ll.xinn in Ia. Luurual of Com.

AN I.c1nkS7 or rns WAR W. h":
the f"ll.wing in the Journal Of Com
mnrce:
Msnv ;rs',arcs h.vs been given hv
travellers RI ,he If rtion shown by ia"
Arabian horsnS tow w,rd their master; ard
so-much. a's,. has hH"n written 90 prov"
their saraci:v. as 10 mako or" believe, a.
tines that they must !" endowed with N
ins,irc: which appracch's rrar'v. Is not
quite. 10 the r"asr"ipv ficu'ty Of g hmm ,
being. Ro his how.r,r. as il NAV. We
very much doubt II rsno 2 the fests mar
rated of the hors-s 4 ,hc Fast snv can b.
fund that exc ed in sff"c''ns'o q v,'ion
the following incij.n. which was ,oll to
US few dsys since at Saratoga.
BY the soldier 70 wh N i; occur
red.
The narra,o7 is a yc9r. rrishmao. a,d
ike many others. Of hi- nation, joined
shortly a.ter lis arrival IN Auc:ics. Sher!.
dams brigade. Il was in one Of those for
cci ra1fches whan they hal driven back
the enemy, aui hs1 been in the saddle 70.
s.veral consecn.ive DAYS AID nights ,ha'
this trooper avaijcd himae'f 81 3 temporary
hal, 10 Zip Fron his sA!ae and stretch
hins-lf upou lie turf-hjs horsa, m"an-
while browsi' IN n" inr,adi7'e vicinity
He had sI"p. ,ar -,ar" li,;le time. VII =
he was sud lyn'y avak"nel hv ~" i-ar-ic
having "f m, !c-S" ty liz 81 l." Fa'i-u"t
tv III. ,.,n- -i,l,.. he did n": r-a-~ 4, o'.r" |
bu: i,y ID 'ha. rally c"us'ior' safe
which % r. q t: attends g. "a, p'y>ica!
~, s.ra"o1. S o., h,s~vcr TIE faithful !
ari,,a}, ,srcriv5,g h.'i,s 'dor. haa fail ,
70 ccnmu'isa mir otj.o'. licked hi. ,
5.oe. aaa placing his mouth close TO be
ar. a.,. r.. 'oud sn ?, Now 'horouyh-
" ss-se. be sp'.ng up, and ss 10" horse
and 81 h,.n - nolrt, nr -aw., for hc
srs: ,ine. ID +. HI. c':nrst.'s had al! dis
.ppe.--A. ard 'ha' he enemy w"rs co:n
as .~n uonn him $: full ga!'''p. O"cr
Mound ,h~ f.i,h:l'' s'e,d bre nim With
he p.,4 nf n. win1 ea'-t. from h"
!. - " s p:~ 1m amor
ec 81 Z
-i.. -.- 7-'e Gz -
- : -: az.
.ea'b
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

= N. 7fMNEsII
"pn,on J. CO. y. div entertained 10 manv
qnsr''re f!., so'mthing ayp oac hing :
een~'s' az =. wii' b. proc a med towards
he la" rebels of the South long b. forc th,
meeting OH hex, Congress. asd .hs, ID. pub
i'c need not DC surprised a, i's pr',muien-
ton any day 1t is exp c'ed TO b. u.ad,'
applicable to n" p.op!e Of particular State.
at different times Mississippi has teen
fnremos. among the laely reb. lliour il.
framing an unohjeetionablc cons'i l;i-r -
'h" may .'so be- 'he first to reap ,h. re-
ward ~ this exsendtd c.oueucy. " y.
N-rliI
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
e2l2 7I5 81
A~A O-aier had he broad brirr-nri

kFA Q1afer had he broad brin-nra
ks, 'loun ofF ar i chased i / rs long 'Irae
.i;h trm,',,. ~: very iunny zeal. ~
e.. ss.i7v r-y-isH ior-ng BOY leug gbing
3. Die ,,.as<,.r. BE laid to BIN: . A.: 'hou
!. 20 a.: ~. lpun2~r r r..'-' th.t
h. II ,u,~, t;, i li,,ia IN Hat gay
The. sad ne. ;aEl,g hAI, helsr from his
pos.ss. ',Aes wDy entse:. hD.:o iL.s
nuuuns" --.-,-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
"Trouhlea never last forever,


"Trouh'ea never last forever,
The darkest day vii! pass awav."
II the sun is goire down. 70 k mp to the
stars; # the skv is ia knep your eyes
on haven. With Gods presence aud
Gods promise, msn or child may be
cheerful.
Never disrair when clouds are in air,
A sursEiDv morning will come without
warmir e"
Mind what vou run after! Never be
content with bubble that will burst: or a
hrewo. 4 that will end in smoke and dark
ness. But th.t which you can keep,
and which is worth keeping
"Somethi.g sterling tha. will STAY
When gold and silver A. away"
Fight hard agnins. a has.v ,"mp"r.-
Anger will come bnt rss'st j: s'ron.!'r =
A spark NAV set house or fire. y fl
Of passion NAV give Won caus" to mourn
all tho days of your life Never 1sv,ng,
an injnrv
He that revenge,h knows no rest:
The meek possess peaceful breast "
II von have an enemy, act kindly t" him
! and make him your friend. You mav ~"
win him over at once" but try aga \ L..
one kindness b" followed by ar h.r I'll
you have comp ,ssrd your end. 3y it'll
ard by little great ,hiogs are c'mpIe
I'd
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
Water falling da7 by day
Wars the hard,s St rock awa7 "

Aud 50 repeated kindness will soften a
heart of stone
Wha yer 20 d., do v;l';n.ly A b"v
Tia. i wh;ur.5i :. school n-"r l"arn- hi :
ssnrsw-ll \ rntn 'hs j camp VA To
worx. cars not boz B. iiv i <p'rf"rm-3
H.. ,ha, pull. his c)a checrfniiy. strip
ID hiS c'thas in earnest. "A sincS
wl.!l. h. works, j. ,h2 man for r- al
WAYS
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

n spa.cil delivered b: pr-s;'"r' 1o'--
! in IL" Cui'ci Sta rs SsnA.e. =. 1889.
- u :ac 70 osins empa.'!c l,c!ara-
ton
The maD VIII deliberately and boldly
.6,e,'s :Las Ih,Aas j, tt=rsou. wAeL hs
p.nncu the -cL,iment that Ill men H.rs
created equal. lad the negro in h:s Il it'd,
is either i3it or kpu,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
"A cheerful spiri, gets "n quick.
4 crumi,l.r IN the mud vii! stick"

Evil thoughts are worse enemies than
lions and tigers, for "" can get out Of the
way Of wild b. ss's-bu. had thoughts win
their day 'vorywhore Keep your head
aud heart fall of 9 Oh thoughts that bad
Thoughts may not h"d room-
''B" on your pra.d snd strive and pray,
To drive sll evil thoughts away"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
COUNSELs TO THE YOUNG

Never be cas. d,wn bv triA"s. fa
spide. freaks his web twenty times. twpn-
ty times will be mend it again Make mp
your ni,is to do thing. and you will do
it., F,sr mot if trouble comes uron yon;
1ep u. '->,r spirits though the day may
tf as,;4y.t Sra-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

k~ There i. no er,st.y oi,s.acie -
.ucc"'s 'han t:ua,iug il sornerkirg 80 ,1rn
up. ms. 81 OF g~iig IL atsk TO turf up
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

IA 1r~ liz ,csb z ~ pc
nl:ee. ..i ~. iyoAc1 AS u as as1 bcvL
sdasa ',.:y ss.f?afsE.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

. fclo !. .Lc soi,anl beautiful Moonlight
Il SOUL
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

Ink has been called the uack slave sho
L.-s upon n Lgnt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
INTERNAL REstSra 5rH DI.TEIcr M

ISrxRsAL REStsrE 5rH DI-TEICr Ma
R1LaHD The Assessor of this District
Wm Wiling, Eq., on the 2o:h ul'.. re
ported 70 Go W SAui, Esq Cui:"c:o:
his annn.' lr,. for i Sfi5. consisting of IL.
,sx on Incomes OF 1894. ard The iax- -
lceuses. carEinees' silver plate. goa wa'ci.
cs anl pianos f.r 1865. For the oa:!,'.c-
'ion Of those VIII desire tn ini,r.o.:ior,
al % show he r.la'ive wealth aud ""
iuctiv"n"ss Of hrSir"s, ri the -svAr4i
cun,ie, of which toe district 10 compns-
I'd, W. give lhc a:ucau, u>s:ssel lpoa
rac:
priact George County. go .@2'52
Charles co iD:y, 53. .*5
81 Mary's County. 7.@T2 81
Galvcr, County, 3o3.r4
4. Arundel CO. including AuDap'.:-.
1876 ].
Non ,onery County, i2.l'b 8:
Howard Coun.y. H:.3 e.
BALTIC 60. s.x Election District.
l!3 533 s..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

Flowers .tssGing up b. tie Esy SIDE
ofteu, ules are raIes<.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

H'n sly is the be-, ? 'iicv OF iasutais
.sGi :. IRE IN ths u~l.Nvr!.!. :. :.
- sat4 e. G. -,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

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mauy -.liss viii IL tAks 10 n,As e.s %
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-08
TsEE SPIRITS En- PRISON.
Mysterious Jail Manifestations
En- Princeton, Illinois.

Last week We gave an account Of some
wonderful manifestations il the Bureau coun.
to Jail, and promised an early expose Of the
motu. randi by which they were produc-
ed. The shaking of the jail, which was a
very powerful manifestation" was done by
/ means Of a very small amount Of force applied
/ to one OF the plates Of boiler iron with which
the floors OF the cells are lined. The plate to
which the force is applied is slightly sprung,
and L small amount of force will move it, and
by taking advantage of the Vibrations it can
be moved a little more each time until the
noise and Jarring becomes very heavy The
calls most distant from the one where the
operator performs his spirit wonder" shake
and rattle the most. |; Is truly wonderful
that a man with one foot can shake all the
cells in the huge building to make all
the windows rattle and the griddles jump up
on the kitchen stove. And lie will do this
right while he is being watched. and while
hls hands are being held, without any pre-
cepuJle effort. The moving of the sticks
about the cells was done by means Of fine
threads which are invisible - Il short distance,
leai.n" u other cells. The rapplugs were
caused ~ means Of threads attached 10
ring.
These manifestations were truly wonderful
and Tor ,wO OF three weeks baE.=4 al. attempts
on the par: Of ShcrlF Ioyer.n asd Deputy
Nash - discover how they were produced.
Had they, Ike the Sp.-.,u4!:sts, preferred u
attribute the mystery - supernaman agency,
instead Of Determining to look for rational
human cause. t.rv IL !, have been instrl-
rr-I... .a helping d - up al excitement
that would have startled The spirit world,
ami made the Bureau county iI.. he Mecca
,J which Tie. Cr.utrl ~glrltU4.lsts O. IT,.