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in supreme command of the rebel armies
with iplenary powers, and that as comman-
der-i chief he has assigned Beauregard to
the defences at Richmond, while he him
self has proceeded to, South Carolina to
supetintend operations against sherman.
The same correspondent also states that
The rebels entertain the belief that Gen.
Grants immediate army in front of Rich
mona is too weak in numbers to overcome
the immense works defending that city, and
that until. it is reinforced by the draft,
which it cannot possibly be before the ex.
piration of the period above mentioned,
General Lee, and even a portion of his.
army, can well be spared from the rebel
capital for movement which gives so much
promise of success as does the contempla.
ted advance of Lee against Sherman. Thus
the war will bedtemporarily transferred to
the Atlantic coast, and tho designs of the
Union generals will be thwsrted 30 far as
they have respect to Charleston, Whining
ton, and interior objective points,
According to the correspondent quoted
above, the season from now until epripg is
to be vigorously employed by our armies
in military campaigning. He says:
Persons in the confidence of the military
administration here are confident that the
war will be vigorously prosecuted dur
ing the winter months, The rebels are
doubtless desirous of q season of peace and
quietness, iu order that they may recHper.
ate their armies for the spring campsigu.-
Its also desirable that our armies should
recuperate, yet the feeling is that we are IN
better condition than are the rebels to con.
duct the war with vigor. Hence, immense
activity may be expected among all our
armies during the winter, but against what
particular objective points 1t would be i'm
proper at this time to state.
------~ s------
The Escape OF Hood Across the Ten
nesbee. asi
Correspondents of the New York Times.
HuSFsv1IIE. Ala, Jan. 3, '64.
The Tennessee campaign ia at an end.
| The last Of Hoods army crossed the Ten
nessee river, near Browns Ferry, on the
29th ult,, with eight pieces Of artillery and
about eighteen thousand men. He left
Macon with $4,000 men, and was rein
forced with Forests cavalry and a por.
ton of Dick Tsylor's corps, swelling his
force to fully 10000 men and 10 pieces OF
artillery. With this force he marched up-
on Nashville, After the battle Of Nash
vile both armies houndered in mud for ten
days. Great exertions were made by Gen.
Thomas to capture the whole rebel army,
but the elements aud the heetness Of
Hoods infantry, and the yslor of Forests
cavalry foiled them. From the 1Tth until
the 29ih Wilson and Forrest were contin-
.lslly bkirmishiIg, the weight of the sue.
Sesses being in orr favor. The infantry,
ID the meantime, would craYlswsy shori
distance every night, and the cavalry op'
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The Rebel Aati-Administratton Organs De-
'troying Confidence, Preventing Enlist.
msnts and Stimulating Desertton.
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reaches the. source OF all trouble, and eEectually
osnIshes the.dt9ease from the system by imms-
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CATARRHI

cUFEs HAY, Ross AND PER1ODIo oATARRH.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07

,,,,,v. e th.;- fellow nan E'ra. scn'-
Al .nl H., ,,,slc i'll his psture. nc ie''
~. ,nn behind who eau speak h.rshiy
-. I:;S mem-.: ~! many years ~
! i H.. on.:,i.s,: of JH~2r an! Ju-tie.
II n. p. H.. II. 'ri n.t..e c,antv. AL
-. ii-t;,.,u:-h-i alis" fa his sosni
;,}g.n.n, :nl mi n;.eachabla IN n''srn!
H., d. ,s h.. hal li,ri. > strict ns'n :.
lr.r IF III. H,.n,n Catholic Chareh An
~;... vii entertained hop~ u ph''~
iul i,nn71,sli'y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
TTanki1E Privilege.

1t may save our people. who have COM
munications to make to their representa-
tive in Congress. some little expense by
remembering, that, by the Act of March
3rd. 1863. authority to frank mail matter
is conferred upon Senators and Represen-
tatives in the Congress Of the United States,
to cover correspondence to and from them.
In communicating. therefore, With their
representative in Congress. our people
need not bother themsclves about postage
Hsn7r
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
ST. MARY's GAZETTE
,E0SARDTOwN. NO.
rnCRxOAY MORNING Der, 7. 1865.
C,ngreH.
C,ngress.
The 6rrt session Of the Tlir,y-rinth
Cor ~rce. ,rrnneretd on Monday last

CjnSrss9.
The 6rst session Of the TLir,v-rinth
Congress commenced On Monday last
Co!iax was re elected Speaker ald Me-
Phsrsou Clerk. Radicalism wa. on the
rampage. Wsdc presented bill to resu-
late the franchise in the district Of Colum-
b;a. 1t grants the r'gh. Of suffrage 70 er-
cry male negro twenty one years cf sgc.
who has resided in the district for ei>
months. Sumner introduced variety Of
bills, al bearing upon the inevitable no-
gro. Bill No. provide. ,hs. neither race
nor color SHALL be a bar to the exercise q
the eight Of suffrage in the District Of Co-
lumbia. where the Person i, otherwise
qualified to vote. This bill provides c4-
,raordinary paius and pcuallls for refus-
ing TO accept negro vo'cs, arri prr-,-ib.-
.lat If the case be b+ought 70 trial one
hslf the jurors shall BE cplorrd men.
Bill No. prcsrribcs that wlcr. 10 1850
one sixth Or more OF the pop'a'ation wa o.
African descent. the negroes shall c"'Anost
one Lalf Of the grand and p"ti, ;urica
where . negro i, concerned i'll tac m2tt-g
to be triol.
Bill NJ. makes Va acquain;'s! with !
new oath Of allegiance. which requires 'hc
oath-takcn to maintain Republican form
Of government in the State in which lie j.
resident and in the United States, and Oh
ligates him to resist any .ttcmp! torrpuli
ate OF postpone the payment O. the public
debt, and to diseountcnance any laws in.A
ing any distinction Of color or race.
Bill No. q is designed to enforce I'll,
Constitutional amendment BY Furnishing
any attempt to control the services Of an,
Ierson eontsa'y 70 the provisions agaiuss
a joint resolution was also introduced
BY Sumner to- amend the Constitution % as
to make voters. instead Of population, tie
basis Of representation in Congress.
Wilson introduced bill to maintain the
freedom Of the inhabitants Of the States
formerly in insurrcction, under the en2auci
patton proclamation Of July, 1862
In the House, Stevens introduced re-
solution. which calls for the appointment If
Joint committee Of fifteen member. -rirc
Of the House and six Of tn >cnatc---to in
quire into the condition ofthc late Conf,l.
crate States, AMI report whether they or
any Of them are entitled to be represented
in either House Of Congress
Th.-. h:..- -. -. .c;,,-:m. .c;,,-:m. are though,
70 be the pioneers of many other. of = -
liar or worse character. the evident design
Of which arc to take from the Southern
people oil rights Of self-governmen, and re-
duce them to = territorial condition. The
radicals. in fact. appear to have the world
in sling and are certainly on,nipstert IN
both House. of Congress. # remains to
be seen whether they can invade tue White
House with impunity and dictate terms to
President johnson. Oh sor IN hour ,f
Dundee!
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
Another Restriction Rem 17ed.

1t is said that simultaneously VII Il
proclamation ,ermi:.atin. ne Suspension
of the wri, Of hob~ns c1p"s III the I.,y,h
States. President Johuson has i2suci ~
order removing the ,elegr>ri.:c c-1sor*a, ?
upon the prosz evsrv~aere with -.
bcnn;. II y. -.:,It'~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
NOTICE TO CRElsrncs

AfOriCE 70 here"y given ;h,, n. .n,.
" Der has Obtained rom u. o,,,..,.
Cour, of ~. Mary . eouaiy. in Msylans
,efs OF a&'aiaissra,ion On The PERSONA ,.,.,'
with. N {, Eson. lats ~ saad county. de-.
.d All perso"s having claims asains. ,s. =.
cerea>a are hereby warned ,n erh ID, "a. =.
~nh the rrcper vouehes ther..s. 10 IL,
scrihsr on ~ oefsse the l4:h day of j..
1856. otherwise they may be -xc!ad.at. =.
from all bens6. If the said estate u,r.,
der my hand this 7th day "f D-~, i-.:.
JOHN l. RCAN.
Ad.nials.:a,or
De. :,h, 1865 -(s
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
NOTICE To CREDITORS

t1liE F., h-ceoy given iha, the xubscrb.r
-. ",.a.H=a 'rn "a the Orphans C"ut, OF 81
Il - : County. Mary land. letters Of sdr,,n,.
rratlnn "n t..e pers"nn estate If Wa Grayes
.ar" "a 81. Mary r"'nty, deceased. All Ter
srn. having ca,Tns asains. the suid deceased are
hereby warned To c-.hb,t TIE same with
iroper soucre- thereof, TO the subscriber, on
Or before the l4,h day Of June ss6, OF herwis.
hey May he excluded by law from all beneh,
81 tie SAID estate Givsn under my hand sa.s
7,.i day Of DE 'enber -65.
MARY GRAVES.
AdN.asaina,e,x
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
BOARDING.

NEs. ] c iiI.BCES. + ,~--:- uf =
Avl M1rv',. has taken :t~ f.r~ y. -
Hanover 81. halt. hst@een ics,s.". ;, III
l., -lh ri. and is rsnI,Are! e-:-ss ..,-....
: I .t and t-.n,ieni T. ark
Dec :th, lseS-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
H3 ACRBS.
more OF lees.

more or lees.
Ths above land i. sold su,j-c. 81 n.
widows d"wer therein. which ~. already
been a.sigu~d hy the Court.
P.s.-s-ion given % the -: dy Of Ja2.
uary. 1866.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale a. prescribed By .hs
decree. are one half Of the pnrcha.e mnr.y
10 cash. aud the balance to be pail in siK.
twelve. aud eighteen nnn,hs-the d+f-r-
red payments to be secured hy tn. bond,
of th. purchaser. with security to b. sp-
proved BY the Trustee, aud bearing later.
est from the day of sale
ssWhrn all the 2urcha-e money shall 10
paid the Trasteu will execute a Deed I"
the purchaser. free clear aud discharged
from, the claims Of the parties to thi. suit.
aud Of th ,se elai"ing under them.
JAS. T. NJ. RALEY.
Trustee.
Nov SOth. 1885,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
IPssIUlta7 Land FOR SALE.
5Dt ac,e> of aluablc Patuxenr
ani for sale witnin ten miles
o, t,.c Chesapeake Bay.

4 II !. 81" ,crcs. en- -aci,g Al the
~ bti!.HI\u>. consisting If 4m.i.
...5 ,,'uf,r al. trani. DW Filling VI =:
!i+u-., N,a"e for ci IT hos ;. three
i;.r.:s X. or hc WHOLE PROPER
~ ii &c i"eJ J., ii. purchaser
Iu.> i . 9 81 th, pr ;:irs, farms ~ the
r;v'r, i n".tdci by t~o creek, ur.urpas-
4 o. t.S'!. svstcrs ahC terri is, AID is
u'..r: hui-t.tti.l fTneiqg II csiAuel;-
"tc. : on The river ani has \ Young and
thrj.y PEACH .ni APPLE orchard on
i. $40 trees o ;hr 10: in.r ct choice fruit
IL fl.l /, a.iny aul one huudr, Of the lat
t'r l. Is - ,t;-u Us ~ v.st deposits Of
GI;Ii. i.KS, l.0,r"0 hu-h,ls Of which
light | n. .;'l s.d t'riie i On the shores
~ So. ~. liz Oak. Ch"snn, and
IL, TINH..k whit Lalf q mile Of fence
con :!tute- H.. on, line from tide water t"
I'd d,-aa'-r. Two >tcaIn'"a step wi!hin
| > ;hau mi'e of the Premises twice q
week. going aud 'utoing from Baltimore
| will also sell Gf he.irei by the purch..
SER all or portion Of my stock. Farming
utcnsl.s, P,ovendcr, Oa;., SC F, vu liberal
tcrMs.
JAS. T. GLADSTONE,
Leonard Town
St Mary's Co.. MI.
Tr;-vc, XIX Eh Gu.:,:tr aud Tr-we.k In
t~i''y'" ".s, p'.b'ish ) Tines aud .eDd bill t.
advertiser.
At,. '.h, 1873 1T
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07

It will be seen from the above figures.
that the Shanks party we're the winners by
nine birds. Two Of Mr. Herb,rt's bird,
fell dead outside the line, but, if fcourtcd
would not have disturbed the result. Th.
shooting over with. the contestants. with
their invited guests, were summoned to
partake of most sumptuous supper, which
had been prepared for the occasion BY Col.
Plowden. to which it is reasonable to SUP
pose. full justice was done.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07

BY virtue Of sn order p,.sed in me
above cause. thu creditors of th" lase John
Rlskis,one are directed to 6le their claim,
with th~ Clerk Of the Circuit Cnu-t fr
Saint MAry's County. on or before ,h'
arst day Of March. 1856.
JAS T. ~ RALEf,
Trustee.
Nov. 30,h. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07

the following properly (" witt
rL.. irac, or parcel Of land. lying 10
the 4.h election district Of Saint Mar,
county adjoi6iug the lands OF Wm. Mt
,ineI~v of VIM aud others, # which ,hs
late John Blski.tone died s-iz"d and pc.
.sssed. and generally kuowa BY tho n..s
Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
OAKLAND HALL.

|, is admirably located in au agrer,he
aud pleasant "eiybhorhood. upon st. P.'.
ricks creek about one mile fr"'n the Po.
tomse river. aud Convenient To echo is.
psst.ofhoe. churches. &C.. anil eou,aius. =
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
J. HERVEY EWING,

J.HERVEY EWING,
.ats,nfy and Co'sase'lor at Loo.
NO. Law SSsiidias.--st. Pact akss..
kAIT1a ,es.
RHrEe.N~ES.
Es";aLx, A:,ssnsy ~ L-~.
EoWAA isxAsL. I"
ksv }. lex R,Ies. D. -.
Ne' he~v Sues D o..
TAHsiSiD. tse 4 Co.
GaosG q ~.
LaSw,s & MSaaaav.-
Js" r Mejmrx Fen.
R"ssar LA~sos- -Esa.
= ScrHcstASD. Ea
De-" !ih. 1855
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
The Pigeon Match.

The Pigeon Watch, which was alvcr-
tissd to come of at Plowden's Wharf, oa
Wednesday. the 10Th Of November, owing
- the iuclemency Of the weather, was post
poned to the following day Messrs. Geo
4. Garner and Daniel Shanhs were scler.
ssd as the leaders Of the con,c~tipg parties,
and DR.. James Warning, W. \. Kirk and
DR.. c. u. H.mmett acted as judges Thr
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
TRUSTEES SALE
R T AL BS 7 A 7 E

DY virtue oss Decree of the Ci,cr,
- Court for Saint Mary's County. at.
ting q. +. Courr Of Equity tr.rinR d,'s :l.e
sixth day Of March eighteen humirvd aoi
sixty-fve. ari pas-..d III a ns,.se IA n
said Court in which f. u Bla.i.,nn~ 4:
others arc compiai"a"s. and loho 3',s.
istone and o'he-s are d-fcn.ile,s. 'h> ~
dersi gnad will .ell :. public sale. I Z,
Court House door. 10 L-,narito~r. 20
TC ESDAY, the 26th dsv Of
December next.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-07
TERMS OF SALE.


Nov 30th, 1866.
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above and would
not do were he not stranger to many and Concludes
by stating the names Of hs articles and diseases for
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fEpeni,,o 1ulleiin. Ph;zad.1,aial


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NsS5SSMihche chesterSISA
GAaY YS3; ) hAS


TTAvE PROVED THEIR EXTRAORDINARY CURA.
I'LL TIVE powers In Pulmonary and Nervoge dis
during period OF nearly years. both tho
hands Of tho Medical profession and the people, No
remedy has over called forth suoh unqualified teoto.
malls OF Its enoecy ss this. The following extract %
givon frona q lettor dated
% ;sThe HYPopHoepHrrRa have become no arm.
1y estabBhed In my estimation, through ye1yg Of
sstn0 90 IN INFAILlBLE RRllEDY Qt IN saying much.
Ilnow1 FOB CONSTRUCTION, even In oIrsost hofstefs
nses, That do NOT heaato 10 assert hak osse9 Of
knsrdl eerssnption ARE INppRkBIiE WITHOUT II.
"AAfHralAuna q. W., Hob. o, 1885
'' f'sh -: :-IT7TT HM. A. RICE, II. D."
Pnrony-In OF. and 10 or bottle0. 0l and q each.
old By al respectable Drugsists and et tho soa Gene
Depot. Wholesale ead retail, b7
i..tur.la .-5i ...s No. 90 John-stroos. How Yort.
iSeptember % ..:iy., n.. a-e .,.ga 6mvIy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

snKnMAH HOUSE, CHroAoo. ILL.,, Feb. II, 1858.
Messra p n. DRAKE h Co.--Please send anothaa
tvelyo cases Of your Plantation Btters Az uornina
sppetzer they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours. &C., GAGE & WAITE
ArranRennents are completed to supply nnJ de-
mand r this article which has not heretofore been
eible.
The public may rest assured that In no oaan uin tho
perfectly pure standard Of tina PLAFTAT1o.s BrrTER5
b departed from. Every battle bears e s1Sts efer
sonats:Te on steel plate e.srauing or essHos es
0snt;ne. ~ 2. "N -' -
Any peraon pretesdino to seu PLANTATION HrrTsns %
b or BY s gallon, s0indler and inpoitsr 8ss,ara
SrGaIIed bottles. See that Pivots stanp u Un1Tu1z>
LATED orer epc7y cork. a fv. t.... n.
Sold BY MI Druggists, Grooers and Dealers throuoAe2s
she country.
p. H. DRAKE 6 CO., New York.
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