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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05
Death ofHon. Geo. NJ. Dallas.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 31.-Hon. Geo. NJ
Dallas, ex Vice President of the TTnited
States, died at his residence at O'clock
this morning; He was well enough 10 be
about yesterday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

eg~In reply to the demand of Brazil for
reparation in the matter Of the seizure of the
pirate Florida, Secretary Seward states that
the president has suspended the Captain of
the Wachusett, and directed him to appear
before a oourtmartial; has dismissed the
Consul at Bahia, and will liberate the crew
OF the captured vessel TheAdministration
however, repudiates the idea that the rebels
are lawful naval beligerents, and considers
such an assumption on the part of Brazil as
an insult to the United States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05
sWeRR R He'd.

On the lat inst, at the residence of Mr.. s. NJ Bar
Der in this city by Rey, L. L. Knox, Mr.. CHAs. p.
WILLIS, and Miss NELLIE J. CRoCKER, both of
Wa1kegan, III.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

ET At Carbondae I'll. there are three
cotton gins in operation, and all have been
busy since the beginning of the season.
Three hundred bales have been pressed there
and sent to market, all from the vicinity.
Other gins are at work in the county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05
COhGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the choicest ma
terials, mild and eln0llient in its nature, fra
gravity scented, and extremely beuefcia I
in its action upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers. ly34
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

ST Recruiting is now active iu all parts
Of New England. Every State of the North
east is likely to have its quota filed before
February.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05
TAX EN- UP.
In Proba1e-Neno.ha 90. Conrt. :.

Hn PrObate-NenOsha Go. COurt.
In the matter Of the last will and teftament Of Ann
Benedict, deceased: t4
IAN reading and flibg Instrument in writing,
" pnrportng to oe tine last will aud testament OF
Benedict late OF Kenosha deceased and also the
accom- anyfng petition of John Benedict surviving
hush OF the said decea ed Of KeDosha, represent
ing among other things that the SAID Ann his wife,
lately died at Kenosha that said Instrument is the
will and of said decea sed, aud that he
the said petitioner Is the identical John Benedict
named in said will executor, and pra ying that ~
be appointed for hearing the proofs OF said last will
and 1t is ordered that the proofs said
instrument be heard before the Judge OF this court
the Office OF said Judge in the city OF Kenosha, on Fri
day the 9th day OF January instant at o'clock r. NJ
And it is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing copy
of this order three weeks prior to said
day ofhearing in the "Kenosha Telegraph" weekly
ne wsp sper printed in the city OF KenoshA.
Dated January Sd, 1866 l. w WEBSTER,
fsc5 3W3i #.a-@-y Nta{ County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
lV NESS, etc, can be cured by who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H TRAvER,
1y13 Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

IS The branches Of the State Bank Of
ONO are winding up, preparatory to organ
izlng under tue National Banking Law. (,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

The debt of the city of Philadelphia is
SIS, 823.627, against $40, o62, 900 last year.
A heavy debt and an enormous increase.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05

EOUNP on ths Geneva Road, one
Il mile west Of Kenosha GRAY WOODEN
SHAWL, which the owner can have By calling st the
house Of John Fox in Pleasant Prairie proving prep
erty and paying ELI irgss.
Z Dec. 29th 1854. ~ '.-= 1w31 r .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
Nine Bundred Negroes Resolve TO Return
to Their Ma ustcrs.
t,rou the Mobile Register, August l6

Upon tho tsti15Ky OF an old citizen who present
have 10 report The proceelngs q L yery exyaordin
AIRY meeting of nagoes yklch took place on sun1:SSi
near IVY cg ~, erection OF Dog river Nine hun
drcd them assembled to consider their condition.
their rights and duties under tho new state OF existence
upon which they have BEEN suddenly launched Our
informau, surprised at The hard practical sense and
moderation of tone with which the spokcsmen OF the
meeting urged their views After long talk and careful
dehe aiipn this meeting resolved, by vote of
hundred voices "a two Hundred that they had made
practical trial for three months OF the freedom which
the war had beqneatbcd 10 them; that its realities
were iar from being nattering their imngiua-
ton had painted IL; that they had dis.
covered that the proirdices OF color by
no means confined 10 the people OF the South
but on the contrary. that 10 stronger and mors
marked against them IN the strangers from the North
than In the home people OF the South among whom
they had been reared that negroes, more than white
men, could live without work. or be comfortable without
homes that their Northern dclvercrs from bondage had
not they had expected and been taught expect,
undertaken provide for their happy existence In their
Of freedom and that their old masters hsd
ceased TO take any interest In them have for
en; and finally, that their last state than
the FIRST aud was their deliberate conclusion that
their true happiness and well being required them TO
return 10 the homes which they bad abandoned In "a
moment Of excitement and 10 work again under their
old masters And the resolutions passed, and ~
last accounts the wanderers packing up their tto
stock Of movable goods preparatory TO tho execution OF
their sensible purposee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
Fourteen OShek Paymasters Arrested.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.

Fourteen OsheS Paymasters Arrested.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, August %, 1865.
IL now believed and asserted that fourteen pay
masters in this department involved with Colonel
Binney in the alleged frsuds growing out OF the
issuance OF the seventbirties II now appears that
the Norfolk Bank has had seven millions of these
thirtes, six millions asd half Of which have actually
found their way into the hands OF the paymasters. A
rigid investigation isgong and has proceeded so far
that there is objections f as can learn to these
facts being made public.
IL is further bevsd tha, large no,nber Of Northern
paymsstess are involved in similar transactions who
have had charge Of disbursements at depos and other
Northern rendezvous where troops have been sent to be
paid off, The gross amount Of frauds will, it is believed
prove to sum up to startling figure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
The Arrow Cnse-A Denial.

The statement In the nERAID Of tho Goth Inst lha'
mad been duly notified and refused TO attend AZ witness
as toe Arrow disaster inquest IL untrue Mrs wesako
called ON mo and asked me TO accompany her, Il.
clincd bccaise ny child very sick and needed my
and ~, nton do mob desire To visit such places
out Of cuiosity, but ready 10 attend a. any time
when wanted "a wtnes, and duly notnei ~ the fsct
by the corsner MAGGIE VAL IAssEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

AsormR NYrKRors NrppfR The body Qf youAo
woman abodt eighteen Years Of age has becn fouhd q
the Mohawk river about midway bctycen CansjohArf1
and Fort Plain log was lying across her limbs just
above the knes tho balance OF the lover portion OF
Limbs being covered wtp sand The body was much ~
her feet entirely nude Her sRhl Wan fractured from
point over her right car Her right Tand was Separais1
psIe morc-,6 tipped with leather An inquee was hed
1Gd poet norton examination. The jury decided sn9
came 10 her death by violence II IL not known VINO sne
was and the whole Affair Is wrapped In mystery. Tes
body had been for LONG time In the wassr-A's'"s
I,cua Augus 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27


If the markets could be put in repair new buildings
erected upon their sites the ncomes from them would
readily be doubled in five years from the date OF the
improvements
IMMIGRATION Several notices have already been made
in the columns OF the city newspapers regarding the
number OF emigrants coming to this port from foreign
countries The following hgnres from the books OF
the Superintendent at Castle Garden from which 1t win
bc that there has thus far In the year. been slight
falling off in arrivals compared with those Of
responding period last year The figures below are
doubtedly correct:--
Number of emerans arrived 10 August 16 1865 104 20
Number of emigrants arrived since TO August 49, 5503
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

ksvEYpE FROM MARKETS "A publication has .htely
been made Of the income derived from the different city
markets for the past six years There appears 70 have
been gradual increase of from this source last
year. being considerably in OF any year preceding
The following Is the sla1ament for three years..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

has heretofore borne an excellent character for both
ability and honesty and wherever these facts are known
the surprise Is equally widespread that such charges
should exist against 80 accomplished an ohhcer
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
r I; r /. |, ) II O

. Hon. A Ramsay. L : So. ate, EIo2 VI S
Wilk;.S"n. L : Senate lion I \ il.njrirk
/ ) Senat". ard late CuIn'r Of land Offices
Won w Window. House .nt Representatives
Hon John Wilson. 81 .udito: L : Treasury
Hon Geo G Whiting late Commissioner of
Pensions Hon X Walack. Mayor OF Wash
inoton, Mcssrs. Rittenhouse, Fsnt X Co..
Bank ersWa>hingtnn. Hon " NJ NrI'ick
Baltimore. .nrs-r.. ID WArti.l,i X Son. Bat
MeSsrs. N,ale, Harris IL Co. B:.lfiu."re. I
Gibson, E>q.. Cashier Bank OF Baltimore.
Hon Geo Brent, Charles County Nd Frc.'k
Stone, Esq, Ch"rl's County Md John
Mitchell, I.sq, Charles Coumtv Nd. R':n'.
Ford, Esq, st. Mar,'s Cou,tv M
Rt:," OFFICE Mo- : First Floor, In
tel, i.crr' i!uiliin"-. .ih Street. Washing
ton. KE>lDENCE-5o st. Paul Street
Baltimore.
E=:j" Communications may be al!r"<~a.! to
NJ. G.. either ut Baltimore, Box No. rs. or
Washington. BOX No $50.
Dcrcmtcr 22ni, lsC4-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
/ CARD 70 IA|lLIlS.

4 Clergyman. while residing in Scuth
"a Arleri,'a as y missionary discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the Cure OF
NcrYuu, Weakness Ear,y Decay, Diseases
rt the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
Whole train Of disorders brought on by b.ne-
ful ;:nl vicious habits. Great numbers have
t,en already cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by a desire to benefit the afilirs
and unfortunate, | will send the re>ipc for
preparing AMI using this medicine. in a
scaled envelope, to any one who needs il,
Free IF Chuye.
Please incl"se postpaid envelope. ad-
dressed t. yourself
1.krexS
JOSEPH r. lNHAN,
Station ID. Bible lln,,so
Ncw loih City
Nov. Ord, lSc4-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
Maryland
Land
Agency.

WE SELL. AND FrHCII NSE on CON-
w n:t-,i"n. KEAI. ESTATE .. "vcrv d..
scriptI"n, il 4 " City OF H .l.u re. the Cmu
ties "f Mary lard aun other Nrar.,.-hoH-
ROM AND LnAN MONEY on MORT
GAGE.--and attend 10 COLLECTIONS Of
all kinds promptly.
nGk OFFICE Is {, rslly nd conv nj.
emily located. wl'L All t'- Appliance tor
thorough aud energetic i sp"tch 4 business.
and We lrrp"~" to Use all proper and availa-
hIc mean, to present. 10 tic rnrcha.ii < ;.u!,-
he and capitalist such property al may lie IN
our .a!!i> for sale
If y"u want To- SELL. a FARM, HOUSE.
OR GlsOND RENT. inform Us uf Ia" fa,
al" put i on cur Books
If YOU want 10 PURCHASE real. ES-
TATE Of aEy Kind. or INVEST ir GROUND
RENTS OF MRTCA AGES examine our
Books before v";I DO So.
Persons having tu>ir cSs in our line, are re-
pcriiuily "'l'"itch ~ give US u call, or com.
u.uLic"te with Us by lri,crtn therwise.
CARHAE e. BUSi.EY,
y" CARROLL HALL. (up stairs.l
S. +. Corner Bait j. d Calvert street,.
lALTIMOKE, Mi.
Ma! III 30th. lSG5-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
BLkCKSM|THIAG.

FIN1lE undersigned most respectfully informs
i the citizens OF CHAPTICO DLSTRNr
and the public generally that he has located
himself at Chap.ico. where he is prepared ,o
rxecu,e al kinds Of work in his line Of bnsi
ness, at the lowest cash rate. Having hai
several years experience. he feels confident
that he can give general a:isfac,ion and So
ic.,s a snare o! the public patronage.
WN H. WIBlE.
Chap'ico,
St. Mary's co.
MI.
April l3,h 1865 Pm
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
NATUI. POPE CAt SIN,
CLAIT ATTORNEY AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER,
WASHINGTON. u. G.

F4ANI'fC; helA different positions. under
the {: ,vrrurlent at Washington. for up
wards Of twenty years Mr.. G.. will attend to
tn" prosecution Of Claims before the Depart
mcntS and Congress.
He will also lny and sell Real Estate on
C,mmi-$un; procure tcnAri> for those having
Houses furnished and uiiurnished,) to rent.
&c. &c
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

~ y anpl.ra'i"n .f =. T. Smrt.. Administrator
~ rFH. |. Heard, late Of Sunt Mary s
county !vrr,~ It is ordered by he Court,
t!,,:. r.- >irh Administrator notify thecred'ors II
The sud ,irre>ed 10 i their claims aotinst saI,i
Gcrc.,Std IN the n:firc nf the REGISTER of VIII. for
SAINT Mary : cuun'v on or before the 22nd day
al June 1864 for dividend, and that this order
be published. once week III each week until Ike
sL!I 9 lad day oi June next.
Test,
JAMEST. NJ. RiLEY,
Ps.i>t.r %: Will
for ST. M"ry's county.
Arml 18Th ie'5-:d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

VFfl Z undersigned, having formed corart-
L. nersilip for the purpose Of establishing a
Real Estate Agency, hereby notify the ruLilc,
,hHt they will give special attention TO the pu'
Chase and sale Of Real Estate IN ST. Mary s
and the ali 'iniug counties. They have r""
q,Ilt. Il numler Of valuable farms for sale IN
TINS county, and parties who may desire to ia
YES IN 81. Nary's County lands will find II
greatly TO their advantage to make application
T. them. Ilcse farm. are el!giby located ,
contain from l3O 10 1000 acres, each, and can
he h"ught At prices ranging from $4,000 to s1o.-
Dnl- Parties wI>hr 10 prrch:ISe will IN no
case he a>k-ti more than the lowest figure for
" hi'h the owner will sell
Satisfactory evidence Of ti:ls will be furnish
ed in all ca.es
All orde;s f.om abroad vii! be promptly a.
'cu.}cd To.
References given, when reqIred.
JAS. +. RLA AklSTONE,
JAS. ). DOWNS
Attorneys at Law,
Leonard Tcwn.
Md.
Feb 18Th, lsG5-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
IA 7YFvlI TTOf NOTICE.
Thomas SanmeE and wife
VR.
AS.a Sanucr. A6mr
and SUSANNA i,.Es0n anG osLers.

In the Circuit Court Tor It. hary's County
sitting as a Cour, Of Equity.
No. lJG Equity
EpY virtue Of authority ve.,ed in n,e a. Clerk
- Of the Circuit Court for Saint .Narys
County. by the ..CoIe OF Public G.nrr
Laws" oi tni. State i. is hereby ordered H.:
the Auditors K.l"rt, marked 4. htrd in Il is
case be ratified and oonfrnnd, uni. ~
cause ~ the Contrary he shown on VI bef 70
tie third Monday of Hovr Ccx'; provided n
copy -. iii, ord lie lnscrte>i il the Saiut
Mary, C9z,Ee once week for three sucee-
<ivr wei : previous to said thi'd Monday "
Oct. next.
JOHN A CAVALIER. Clk.
True COZ y-I.<t:
IIihA cAMALIiR, elk.
May ls,h .st:-aw
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !

WE beg leave to call III. attention of IN"
w p uhlic to the fact, that we huv" just re-
ce.vcd and are opening al our store, at Chap
ticn, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
SELECTED STOCKS OF GOODS ,v-r
brought u this county, comprising every
thing usually kept in country store. We
invite particular attention to our large lot OF
SPRING AND SUMMER gods and fancy
articles for ladies, and also to our file assort-
meut OF Eeady-Made Clothing. We have
alsn a very large lot Of SUPERIOR OLD
LIQUORS. AS all Of cur new stock has
been purchased latey-snce the great AL in
the prices-and We ee! cou6deu, We cau Sell
bargains. Give Us call
3. 4 JAMfSOE. &
JAMES J. COUGH,
Caaptics, st. Mary's Co.,
Apr 2)th, 1865 Tyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

GEORGE D. DUKE announces himself ssa
candidate for Sheriff, at the next eIecIton'n st
Mary's County, aod solnci,s ,he suppor. hrs
,,snds ard feiio -c,t!zsas.
Nov. % ,lS53 te
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
NEW YORK
Y [ I Kl \ { v 5.
1 tirs' ,lass jan ay jca."al. ,1ero:el TO III
"dsocacy Of peace.
BENJAMIN WOOD. Editor and Proprie.c

-
BENJAMIN WOOD. Editor and Proprietor.
The New, York Weekly News Enlai gcd
and Rcor,ariz,d. A handsomely printed
sheet OF Eight PAGES and Forty eight columns,
cn:.tAinil,g iuIier COMMERCIAL < MAR
KET REPORTS than any other Journal.
Also. attractive Miscellaneous and Literary
Matter f1r ladies and families.
The TELEGRAPillC an! NEWS De-
partn,en,> are IN keeping with the demands
of tie hIshco: order of journalism.
In political tune, "The Weekly News"
will continue IL be tue constant. consistent.
and f.ar!es, advocate Of Sout:d Govrrnncn',
the Rights "f the People, Conservatism. and
the policy ef PcIce.
TERMS:
One copy. cac ver So 60
Five c pics. year SOC
Ten c"pi... on" year i %
Twenty copies. "nc vclr 20 90
For every club of l'vCntv, an extra c.py
will bc a !,ici :'r the .et,er up Of the ciab.
Payments invariably ii advance.
Address The New Y.rk News. No. 70
Civ Hll Square, Daily News Bl;liins>,
N"w YORK
The New York Daily News, First C!a-s
Mt p",ii..u Daily Journal. devoted 70 the
Advocacy CT Peace. ais, i>s,ci froM 'his CT
fee. Yearly subscription, per mai, IS
March 18TH lSB4-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
GREAT RUSH
TO
SMITH, BROS. g. co.'s
.N.iRBLE H.lLL CLOTHING

.H-lRDLE HlLL CLOIUING
HOUSE,
TO SECURE SOME OF TIE GREAT RARGAINs.
They are now Offering their immense
stock "f
SUMNER, FALL AND WINTER
ELDIrEElINL1
at 90 per cent below market value.
lLNO
PIECE GOODS.
OF all de-
scriptions, for
CUSTOM WORK.
All persons in want Of WINTER
Goods will save 20 per cent. by buying
now. Come soon and secure your bar
gains before i is tno late
SMITH. BROS Il co.
Clothers and Merchant Taiiors,
40 Vest Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Md.
J. II. TURNER. formerly of Saint
Marys comfy, Salesman.
Sept 1-lSG4ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
500 REWARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber, on Sun.
- DAY night, the 2Gth February,
TWO UORSES,
Ono. BLACK HORSE, IA hands high,
even years cd. trnt- ard can,crs well. The
'hrr. i BAY MARE. Is hands high, seven
rcar, Old. Both had Saddles on
$50 Reward will he paid for either horse
anc:>J for information sufficient to convict
tie thief
ZiDOCK SASSCER,
Near Upper Marlborough, Md.
March 2ud. 1860.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

ON application of J"hn F N'gi'. Al
~ mini>,rator D. 3 " OF George Cur
tis. late of Saint Mary's county deceased,
j, is ordered b. tie Court, that the said
Administrator notify the creditors Of the
>s;j d ,a>ei 10 file their claims against
said deceased in the office of the Hrgi-te'
Of Wills for Saint Mary's county on or be-
fore the 224h day Of May, 1860, for divi.
dend, and that this order be published
once a week in each week until the SAL
9th day OF May next.
Test,
JAMES T. NJ RALEY.
Register Of Wills
fnr Saint Marys county
Na,c; 23ri, ls6)-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The 1.'rdcr Quarterly Review tCun.erva-
tivc)
Tue Elinbnra Review iWhi,l
The West in;nst"r Rrrirw lta!irlll
The North British Review free Church J
AMI
B,ackwo,i's E"'inhurc agnzine lTory}
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

The American Publishers contin,.e {" r".
print the above name! rrri,,licalS. hur as 'hc
cost "f printing has ''omh'.d aui the prire ~
paper rcarlv freilol t!rv are compelled 10
aiv aECe tmeir t,,ms rs fnllnws:
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

III" works will b" printed IN = grCu'y an
yr"r"i qtITy a. .dprr. and while nearly all
American l''cir.;es> are either lvanr'"I ir
price or reduced in >iz and very generally
h"th-ws shall c'.I!ti,ur - give flititu! CO
I;r> II al the n.tIr c"utainc,! in the ur i I,l
eilti"nS. ilrncc, our present prizes will hc
found Is cil-1p. f'r tie am"un, "i matter fur
''i>tcd a> those of any OF the Competing pc
radicals in this country
Compared with the cost nf the original cdi-
ti"n>. Which - the present premiums n gold
would lc about 500 a year. cur prices l$l:i
are exceedingly low. Add to his the Ia;
that we make "nr annual payments IN the
British Publishers for early sheets and copy
right IN T'Li-Sl coatin. lis at this time
nearly 80 ia currencv-ani We trust that
Ia IL" scale we have lAupt,d d We shah he cn-
'irely i;l~ti.i'i by our subscribers aud the
reading public.
The interest If these Prrio.li ais to Ameri.
can readerS il rather incrcas,r, than diminiSh-
l>hed hv tnc articles thrv c ,nt,a on our
great GIRL VHr. and thou .h sometimes ting-d
with prejudice they may >ti,I. conSit, ring
their great ability and the different stand
points from which they are written, lie read
and studied with advantage hv he people
Of this country Of every creed and party
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co.. Publishers
No. 80 Walker Street, ~ u.
March oh
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
Terms for 1868.

Ct IiIS TOT -UO.
FIR any "necopv of the Reviews $500
i"r any Two of ;he Reviews :. 90
~! any thrce nf the Reviews loco
For III four uf the Reviews l..Go
f"r B;a .kwo"!. Na.aXiue 4h0
Frr B'l"k wood AMI arY one Review 30
F"r Blarkw."-' and any two ui the
ErvicwS 10 GO
F"r Narkw"t.d and anv tLrec Ecvicws IL 60
Eur B nrk " God and the four Reviews l5C0
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

FOR SHERIFF.
THOMAS l. DAVIS i. rcc.mInsndc t.
the voters al -, Ms.,.'a CcGnty. ~ = can IL
,iate tor Shcri ~ the ensN'ng ,,ec;ion, A2ci
will lie warmly s,;pY"r,cd -
LEONARDrOUN DiSTElCI;
Apr ..IE leC:-;c
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
Ovid G. MURRAY,

BALTIMORE. Ml,
rs ,!csirous of calling the attention ot Lii.
4 friends in Southern Marylan'! tn ii> r,ai-
ly handsome stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING 4 FUR
EiSI.iNG GOODS,
Also. large arl we'll sc"cted stock of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES & VESTINGS.
which he viii make up to order in style tc
please the most ia>ti,ii"us. All he asks is a
rial
June 2nd, lSG4-1y
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
FOR SHERIFF.

Apr. 2)th, 1865 Tyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

Nov. Ord, l6c4-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

TOT SI. NF"Iy COWhfI
A1Il 18Th ie'J-:d.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-19

er, ez cord wood il piled. Finally, felt
it duty owed to the party to foller suit
Seein the Jack nife, | made my orashur
(Which was techin } and was about tc
sever my intestlnes, wen seed a quart
bottle stickin out Nv the nigger's pocklt
Drawn it 4th, pulled the cork Glory
it was whisky 2 sues and it wuz gone
the room spun round, fel cencelesH on
the top ov the pile ov ded democrats.
Jist then Horris Greeley cum in. Be
hold Dimocracy," said be, "ez it wuz IN
the begiGnin, SO it is in the eDdin. Niggal
at the bottom, whiskey at the top, and &
stink in the middle" and holdin his noze
he scrambled out ov the room.
| walked in a cold sweat, happy to find
thet it wuz only a dreme; that the niger
still lived in his cussitude, and that We
still had suthin to 60 on.
PETROLEUM V. MASSEY.
Lait Pastur of the church Nv the Noe
Dispensashun.