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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

Z srsrxeelr1xI.D, Ill. Nay 4-The large
uum Der Of visitors here 70 view fhs re.
mains Of the President, vas increased
lass night and This morning from all
Quasters.sd sffsas AVID esEf hiug. era
J The remains viii be accompanied 70
the vault b. = large military and civic
procession. - Eaf.ss Ersf.7 - -
1.-The grenpd selected Tor the 5prial
place il exceedingly beautiful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
From savannah ana rors Royal.

J.. New YoRK, May 3.-Ths steamer Ar
ago arrived tonight from Port Royal,
Generals Jeffries and Long are passen'
gers ...-s--.-, "a, ......,--z,-,g-
The capture Of Macon, Ga, By Gen.
Wilson, is confirmed. The entire place
10 under the protection Of Union soldiers
Gov. Brown was at Augusta, endeavor-
ing to get State Conventisn 10 bring
Georgia back to her allegiance to the
United States - ba 6'c y ,gosaapG i
The crops in Georgia promise we'll,
But little cotton was planted = .fseq Il
Wilson, after entering Macon and
placing a guard, withdrew q large por-
tion of his army outside of the city. has
Sc r. Cuyler died recently at Macon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

!. CnCIEssTI, May A--The rivee. has
fgilen inchesssgallas sd is9 h1ia,
Weather clear ssaT ThsTmomster 81. 30
PIfrsBUEs, Mag 4-River il falling
With 5 feet 3 INCHES wafeF In the chan
mel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
q no TEACHERs. Z. d
Examination of Teachers.

A TMEl NEW SCHOOL LAW KDQUIBks
"A ell examinations 90 BE PablleI ~ 1.an nsLs'
AftsF, uutii farther notice. bod A lnAasy1
last Saturday Of sseh month eomnsoeaas 81
e'ei0ek a.s BI9Nltr .2-- , -
In aAditlon 70 the brAnehsS Ief efmsL.y fytY' Z
ezsssissfss ssfII q 8eMa.niusd tn Physi0icEy 1no
Z Tsndld.ass for license viii please b Providsd
wish two OF thEss shsstn "a tos'aq@R P@psr' Ana
I Tsnahsrr IessItuas awll Be Hsla s1ms tIsss
swrfnz IrIv o. August, 0f which dus netics viii
/ - asv@x- ara f5r whBch oompstsnf SupsrintsDd-
sok~nd IscEHras viii be procured, II possible I
- J. w. KNIGHT,
asa school ExKninsK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05


STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS OF MILKY DISCHARGES "a
IRRfTATioN OF THE NECK or THE BJAD-l
ssa DER, EXPLANATION y OF THE KLDSEYs,7
lrE CATARRE OF THE BLADDER.
sTRAEGULARY AND BUREING,o or PAINFUL
URINATING.
Fer these diseases q Is truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said In its praise. sim
gle dose has been knovn to relieve the most Urgent
Are you troubled With that distressing pain In
thes mall of the back and through the hipsi A
tesspoonful day Of the Consultation water win
relieve you like magic. -
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use OF buehu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment Of tsese diseases,
and only use them forthe want Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTIONS WATER
Has proved itself eqaalito to the task that has de-
s9ls'd upon pea Il DIuRErIcs f7a d
Irrisats and drench the kidneys, and BY constant
use produces chronic degeneration and confirmed
IN DYsMENoRRHGA, Oh PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND hEN0KRHGIA, 's ?
Or PROEUSE FLOWING. 81 sns
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of
the menstrual Au6--in one case being too little
and accompanied BY severe pain, and the other
too profss secr tlod, which Wii be speedily cured
The he disease Known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which is the result Of the relaxation Of
the igaments Of that organ, and is known by
sense Of heaviness aud dragging patnB1 In the
back aud sides, and at times accompanied BY sharp
--lanci fatfng or shooting pains through the Farts
affected, Will, in Rll cases, be removed BY the med
ictna.
There Is another class Of symptoms ariaing
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians calf Nervousness, which word covers
aP much ignorance, and in nine Cases out OF
ten the doctors do not really know whether the
aymptoms are the disease, the disease tho symp-
tomH. We can only enumerate them here. I
speak more particularly OF cold feet palpitation
Of the hearts impaired memory, wRkafullneHs,
flashes Of heat, langnor, iassitdes and dimness Of
vision.
! lanl SUPPRESSED MENgTRUATIONI W
Which In the un married female Ia q constant re-
earring disease, and throaGh neglect the seeds ~
more grave and dangerous maadiea are the res II
ana as month after month passss without an ers
fort being made to assist EatRrss the suppFsa-
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
her appetite, the bowels are eonstipated. night
s~sats come on, aud Consumption hnally ends her
career. fA-A - 'aa+ @
n3- For sale by sil Druggists. Price 81. -ks'
WIN. q. GREGG CO., PropristOrs.
MORGAN b ALLEN, ,lGenerai Agents, No. IS
s'i FOR sale .sis IL o6ieasO BY FULLER. FINeH a
FULLER. Jan2T-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

y NEw YoEK, May 4-The Hrszdss
Washington correspondent says there
are twenty or perhaps twenty-thres per.
sons concerned in the assassination, who
will certainly suffer the death penalsy.3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
PROVISIONS.
MESS PoRK, BACON and LARD

KKyE HAYEaI IN STORE e00,naa EOUNns Or
ID w nsw Bacon consisting Of Hama, Shoufaers,
Clear and Ribbed Sides Also, Meaa Pork and
Prime Leaf Lard. which we are oGering 90 tRa
trmas aE tafk rrisaa. PRhaR4S BROsSi r@
nra no. First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
Cincinnati Noon Markets.


oncIssArI, May azs
FLcgR-Duli ana nominal $50
8EWHEAT--DulI and nQhainai. n~eA
OATS-Duil, aud declined 90 e&365.
RrK--a5.
wHIsKY--Dull; asles 100 brlu 81 q o.. ana 100
az ~.
PnoyIsIoAs-Eothlas 4pae. and sriss.i szs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

1. Ne papers given avAyaf t6s>
grAt1AtOas circuiSties- TTar ~
4 No advertisements, tocal sosioss.sxess
srtsd snlsss prepaid or pay guArAusesa -
s. Advertissmeas vill nsvu< Be asoonpsniste =
local notices pnlssa contract Is made 70 that s 9f
and vAlus received for che nosos-
4 Nc bOoAl Hstics." however short. wIH ~ sgsl
'assrssd tor lsus thsn One Dollar saeh day.
Marriages, Funersl and Religions Eososs
must Invariably b paid in advance secure IN ls
ssrtiou. aiirsrasG ~ tll sisa,la z a ga1
No deacisnsy On the part 0feArrisrs viii l. ..---
made good ey the 0aee. the carriers All 20 fEa
eses PaPsrs - ordered and dirocted. they must
pay Cor their oArelessuess. 0t5fH 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
ratent Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
LAW CARD.
j. M. sHACKELFORD,
WALL PAPER. &C.

lust RECEIYEn-A A LARGE AND WE'LL
q selected ssortInent OF Wall and Window
'apers plain aud figured. which the public ara
invited to cali and examine before purchasing
seevhs-e.
Also ANEW supply of Tennyson's neN poem
EsocH lRnKs--in paper covers price - osnts,
tsbI En vsc5ss ,, tdEALy's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

We received communication from
Governor Morton, last night, giving in
substance the same explanation, which
should be satisfactory to those on the
train, and we will do the Governor the
justice to say that be expressed his re,
gret at the occurrence, and We know be
labored zealously and increasingly to add
to the comfort and convenience Of stran-
gers in the city on the occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

hour behind the funeral cortegs, and
when advised BY telegraph that he could
come more rapidly, it was too late to
make zp the time lost. The misunder-
standing was greatly regretted By shs
Governor and others in charge Of ths
arrangements, and the procession was
detained at the depot near half hour,
in the hope that the train containing the
invited guests would momentarily ar
rive, but when the rain commenced to
fall IL could not be delayed longer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
ot4l WOOL. 5aa 7as' iaa
New Albany WooIen Mills,
STATE sTRERr. NEAR THR RIyKR,
r New Albany. Ind.
WOOL.

-" - "~' aGleeef I
xxYE ARE READY TO DO OUsToM WORK
w promptly. We manuiacturs ail.wooi Gov.
erlets, tnew patterns). Bianksta, jeans, Caasi.
msrea, Sattinetts, Linseys, Flannsia, &c.s ali
secured and Of very superior quality lso,
Stocking yarn. We have these goods always on
hand, 20 exchange for wool cash Customers
net visiting our city ship thsir wool TO Ne by
railroad or river express, 20 msnufacture OF e1.
change, and have thsir goods promptly fttafbed
By the saDie. Cost Of N nufactarins collected 90
delivery Of good, 0t taken out 81 the 81. We
send eur price list, on appiication, b. mail.
{ - sf =. IT. QEBHARTA CO.,
8 10 Successors 10 Gsbhart, Richardson a %.
p. s.--s0ms deaisrs have bean asllink Kasle4n
Jeans Of inferior quality aud color, aud repre-.
seating them - our make. All oar pisco goods
have our card attached, 30 the parcbassr Gao
always recognize them. a25
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
Eegistrators Tor the C. untv.

Rsgistrators Tor the G. unity.
We publish below u complete
the Reeitsrat"rs for ,li. county.
which We are indebted 10 the P.lsimS
-7m'riran, They enmrenecd the di.ch,rs
OF 'h"ir "ficial duties on rue.d.v l,.s
and will me-, in he .-v.r,l El...ior
Districts nf the county. ~ the vsrio
r'a.es designated nv aavrr.;rr,sns 6
Tuesday snd Wednesday Of each week
nntil the 19'h dav Of September nexf=
, The 'av mstes il 'heis du.y to reeisse,
! N. name ~ esch male white cisisen-o,
the county who has sns;n~d the aee ol
tuansv-one v~srs; and il 10 their pro.
virc tc decide. urder .he direction Of
the law. 20 whom shall he accorded. tbe
high privilege Of vo,inR. That they
will give . liberal and equitable con-
struction TO the l,v in qne.sion. We
have every reason 70 believe. ~ present
writing and ~e shall be much disap-
pointed in our estimate Of their chsrsc.
ter. il We shall have reason hereafter to
change our opioion. The fset pov con-
ceded bv men q eninen: -lofss snd
ability 10 the ,State-.Ts.f ",hi.s, w<
simply q war measure" and -as passed
To meet cxieencies which could by NO
possibility have more than q temporary
existence. should admonish al who are
charged with i's enforcement against .
tco literal construction Of its strineen'
provisions. Be the action Of these Regis
traitors ss it may. however, there can be
no question about the duty OF our peo-
pie in the rremiaes. There can be no cx-
cuse for their failure to uafe an effort
to be registered. unless conscious Of the
guilt Of disloyalty to their country
Such action upon their part will not
only be a waiver of the right Of suffrage.
but cannot fail to attach . suspicion to
it. Let all therefore who still claim the
right to exercise the elective fra nchise
present their claims to the Officers Of Re-
gistration in their respective Districts
and let these Officers decide, 10 their Of
ficiL capacity. against whom the dread
fat Of disfranchisement shall be anpoun
eed. Names Of Rcgistrato,s:
]. Josiah NJ. Biscoe. Edward S. Abel
John NJ. Smith. jr
g Jos. ph B Davis. John H Leach.
William c. Biscoe
8. Zachariah II. Tippet.. Henry H. Blak
istone. Benjamin H. Bond.
4. Wm. ]. Blackstone, r. T. Barber,
John A. Burroughs.
S. Owen Davis. Henry Fowler. James
Graves
6. Wm c. Love, Leonard Hayden
James H. Knott.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
An Important Law.

An Important Law.
Among the acts passed nj the last ses
sion Of the Assembly Of Maryland was on
for The relief of parties and their suretie'
who stand indebted to the State upon Sher
ifs and Collectors bonds, Of Date prior I.
lSC0-mest Of which debts had been pu
in suit by the Comptroller, under . join
resolution passed at . former session
The new Set releases the interest on these
debts. provided tha, before the Is, day Of
October next the parties shall pay 'h'
principal. and ell attorneys fees and com.
mission-. sheriff. fees and the cost, &c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

The Crops.
During the pas. week, our farmers have
b'eu blessed with quite . number Of re-
freshine and well-timed showers. and the
corn and tobacco crops nov present . most
thrifty end prosperous srpsarsnoe The
for mer will be unusually large in th.
county. but the lst,er can scarcely reach
an average. ii Is thought, 10 eonseqaenee
Of the irregulari.y Of 'he new labor fys-
tenn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

IStruek By Lighting.
: We learn that The new Csshsl;s ChsreA
,si 81. Jes-phs. 10 this cooo.y. .ss ssseei
hy lightning during the past weef. A
portion OF the Church wss some " bat dis6g.
ured. We are told. bat no mlterial injury
was inflicted upon the building
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
The Jubilee.

The Jubilee.
The Religious E1ereises II ,he jubilee
s'il' continue in this county. and large
congreeaiinns are site ndine he various
places Of Worship. Revd Fa'her King.
Of B.l'imore. in conjunction With Fa,he,
Maeuire aud other notable diviuea, is nov
assisting 'be resident clergy. The Ezer-
cise. viii commence ., 81. Jcseph's Church
90 Sunday ue1'.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
SCartaa N ylitA."

"Cartss Do White"
We invite he attention Of our readers
70 the advertisement, under the above cap.
lion, published in ,o-day's Gasests. We
have seen several Of the pictures aiken at
the new gallery, and We pr"nounee them
equal to the very bes, efforts Il f-s. class
city .',iass. All patrons of the arts 10 tbs
vicinity should give Messrs Newell Il Pur-
as~E
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
CARTDS Dl VEITH!

MIR L. b NEWELL, 10 conjunction
Nl with Mr. PURSER i Dow taking
som. .Egsnt pic.usss 10 ,Ais line. H.
expects 70 remain in this village only sb"U'
ten days l"n9er; sud, during bic stay.
will take PHOTOGRAPHS ~ AN.
BROTYPES on uoderaks te.ms.
August 10. l6o5-&.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
White Hall Academy.

By ,eferene. 10 on. advertising columns
!. viii be seen that this popular Sehoo, Tor
Young ladies will be opened for The reoep-
,iop Of Scholars on the second Monday in
8. p.ember ue1t. II viii continue under
the control OF i,s experienced and accom-
pli.hed Principal. Mise Rose Price.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
MARRIED.

On the 3;h instant. by Revd. Father
DE Wolf. WILLIAM A. WARD. OF
WashIneton City. to AMELIA R. LAM
CASTER. Of this County.
On the 5,h instant. by Revd Father
'''ine. W. BOND t. MARY j.
, AN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
Mammoth Peaches.

We are Indebted 70 our kind friend
Mrs. Y. p. Davkips. for the preseu, Of a
basket cf peaches. for Which We beg "a
tender orr most grateful thanks. W.
scarcely expect to Be believed. but We
nevcrtheless assu-e cur readers, that 'hcse
peachss we're found to average. by actual
measurement. more than ten and . hall
10 ches in circumference. If,his does nc'
best the county Or the S,..es OF Delawar.
.ud New Jersey. or sDy:o'her prseh country
on the continent, then ve beg every body,
pardoD.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
L.Hr,cs,rp rs,,.v,,v Bs7x,rs J,,,

~ ANxrcRrrD TsrsRvIsv BErw,ss J.,D
EfAvIs AxD C. c. CIA1.-A Fnrtre-s
honroa correspondent Of the Pefe-a.
}hure Index. under date Of July %
! wrises:
Hardly anv'hine is spoken Of here
save she intense heat. and the militia.
~ changes which daily occur from
the moving Of troops TO their homes
Yesterday. however. . little incident
sr.nrpired which willproveofinsere.tt I, your
readers Mr.. Davis. - you are aware.
ha. heep allowed for 5. versl days past the
privilege Of walking on the ranrsrts An
! officer sccompsrles him. and q guard. arm.
ed With . musket. follows some Eve or ten
feet in the rear A similar indulgence is
granted Mr.. Clay and under the same res
trictions. Care seems 70 have been taken
,ha. they ,h"uld not be ont At the same
time but last evening probably through
insdver.anee. they we're permitted to be
out At the same hour. and during their
promenade tkev met.
II wss the first friendly face, save the
surgeons. that either prisoner had seen
for non'ha. and the emotions that rushed
upon the hearts Of both may be imagined
Mr.. Clay extended his hand. remark
ing:
Though We are not permitted to hold
conversation. Mr.. Davis. presume
Ne will no, be forbidden to shake
hands" -.
The accompanying officers made 90 OBJ
iections, ard the two gentlemen clasped
hands with = fervor and feeling sncb
as rarely attends this familiar courte-
sy.
Mr. Davis thin lip. quivered. hut pro-
baby from his desire to observe scrupu-
lously the rules Of bis confinement, be nj.
tered no word
To day the rule was adopted Of arp int
ing different hours for the promenade. and
Mr. Davis walked alone this morning Al
six. Mr.. Clay will e'joy the same privi-
lege this evening:
GEN. SHrRlpAN ORDERED TO REMAIN
NEurRAL -WAsHIEcroN Aug 6-The
General commanding the Department e
Texas is eljoiDed to . strict aud faithful
observance Of the instruc.ioas heretofore
issued, which require him to :orbear from
any form Of intervention 10 the war between
France and the sovereign power Of Mexi-
co. Of which President Juares continues
to be recognized as the chief.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
70 FARM ERS.

FAR AERS DEPOT
FOR EVERY KIND OF FERTILIZERS
no SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Lod
Coz Poudrsiie and Bone Ta Few, and Coet
Phosphate. Ground Rones warranted pure
Bone cs1npos, made from blood, boass, and
Sa.uehsgH H case ofai. one Of he bsss maDuss>
ever eOtre6 for sale.
GpoaaA Plaster. Peruvian. .A1eziean end Fsa
Gsasos. N The PAosphaiss fuvNshed ~ .Ian-
sfarsssssS psiees. Shell Lime. Stacked. % M.
saaeAs6 es - kilas, Cssser. epposiss ToTt ADe-
asnsy, ReuD6Tep Hydraulic Cement.
BOWEN Z MERCER,
No. : Exehsngs Pisea. RalumOrs.
ksgess l0sh, loeeNIS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

"A imIssd nmmhss of permanent snS ssass,ea'
a eoasdess viii b asesDads,sdby ~ s'ssr
s.e"sd. - he ie,s plsasans ed eennse'oas ~
'd:nss ~ Hon b q Hams. n sAis village.
Ierms viii Be undes.as. sa1 sssica sssssV~
waS Be pai6 10 The eomfvyt sf psHons.
REDCCOA TAyIoes
lDanasjtoSo.,
-ASsss -, poR-H
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
CONCERT.


VNHERE will b. e.ncert ~ pINsy
Il POINT on THURSDAY, l7tb Of
August. for he beL. Il S.in, 0.~s!.
'AureA. to which the public are re,p,c,.
fully Invited A tne BAND OI ErHl.
OpiAN PERFORMERS sill BE- p,.s.s,
|sod Cap d" Wm. Mitchell. the p,.pr;.,o,
vail be ready aud wiling to aeeomm d.,e
ISg" "umb'r Of guests. Horse fp.d And
grooms win Le on hs d. aud she um;s,..
having eharg. Of 'be far, euar..,.s
thai ,h. sr'e'. = odr Iah prevail ana,
pso"k. a good tune. g~ue,ahy, % Il, 10.
vers OF fUn aDd inpoeeut amueemen,
rs'fO'waLes - besis =. ~ Uoloeh
MANAGERS:
= Edsin Coad. Dr. P = Combs. Jane. y
,Geeley. '"''
AuD - IsS5-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

Sale Of Real Estate.
The tract vf laud called Pan Of Bash
ford." eon,aiuing one hundred aud Diue-
four acres Was sold on Tuesday last. By
J. 7. NJ. Bailey. Trussee. for S21o0. 1t
|ku purchased by D. J. P.yn, Es9
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
DENTAL SURGEONS.

l.
d., "a sss:::::::1'' (; o. !: Pr:
Of DENIS FRY. in Saint JHary's and she ad.
joining counties. herewith tender their Profes.
sional services TO the public.
They will keep on hand. a their oaies ia
Leonardsown. al TIE modern mechanical I'm.
provemsn,s IN the line Of .hsir prossssion, and
viii give prompt attention to oil orders addres.
sed to them.
Dr.. Brown has had several years sxpsnsns,
N the practice sofDENTIsTRY Of and ssels con.
hdsnt that hs can give complete sssisfarsioa to,
sll who may employ him.
4 share Of the public patronage 10 solicited.
Charge, will be moderate. and al work vili
b exped,iousy executed.
ohes in the building nsxs 70 Fsnwietis He.
J FELrX MORGAN, DDS.
= e BROWN, ID p o.
1sonardtosn.
va.
.dagus. 3rd. l86S-E.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George b Woodvssd, srd
Robsr, c Combs,
~
Ann " Woodward,
and othess.
10 the Creaais Court Er 81. Msry's eoursy
'it,ies a. c'u'sof. Equity.
No. 81 n. Equity.
RY vIrtne of authority vested In 80. -
Clerk OF the Circuit Court fCv asirt
Mays county. By the ceds 81 eN
he 0sneRal lave of sAis State. 10 10
hereby ordered ,hst tn report d Ro-
bert O C,nbs. Trustee Ia ths ease. 10
'a'shed and eon6Emsd. unless Cause % tss
e'.ns'aFy Be shown on or before ths th''o
Monday al Nov. ne1t. provided . copy o'
sh,s order be inserted In the St. Masys 60
ssfie, oEce week fer three successive vssH.
previous to the ,hisi Monday OF Oct. n'1s.
JNO. A. CAVALIER. CD.
TFns snpy-rsa:
JNO. a CAVALIER, CD.
August arh. issS-ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
COLLECTORS SAIB.

COLLECTORS SALD.
In1 application OF R. Alexander Clarke,
~ Collector Of S'a,e and County Taxes for
; the second Election District Of Saint Mary :.
County for the years eighteen hundrs! ana
six,y-tvo, eighteen hundred and sixty three
and eighteen hundred and sixty-fou':
II is ordered ~ the Comfy Commissi, 'ners OF
Eain. Mays County. that the said Collector
proceed e. sell after giving twenty DAYS pre-
tiona notice at the Conrt House d oF and 10 'ss
public places in the Courtv. and by pubica'
finn in the Saint Mary's Gszstts . ne"sPa'
per published in Saint Msrxikzcepnty. ths
following property. located 4ls"'es
and C. unity aforesaid TO Wit! -
One trac, cr parcel of land called aud
known by the name OF
CLIFTON FACTORY and COHB'S
CHANCE"
containing
3 acres,
GOOD LUCK and KINGS WISDOM
cndtaipins
1-2 acres,
..'''!!!;! ..efAyeeoA"," y
II l-2acres,
..cI-yTuERS and TART TOMS MIL
LAND"
35 acres,
PART JARBOE'S RAMBLE
cox's ENDEAvoR. "
100 acres,
"WATERMILL ard SOMBR VILE.
LOT,NO6."
containing
l59 l-2 acres,
'Thsse lands are located In the S.ctory Dn.
ttict and con ain, in the aggregate.
322 l-2 acres,
more or less.
They are assesaed 70 Cough q Harris and
the taxes due npon them to January LIST. 1865,
amount to 81 eos.
Also. the following tracts or parcels oflands.
likewise located in the Factory District:
"COX'S ENDEAVOR
JARROES RAMBLE."
256 acres,
more or less
These lands are assessed TO Thomas w
Cough and the taxes due upon them TO Jan
uary let, 1865. amount to 37O3
Thee said lanGs are o. be sold TO the high.
est bidder, for cash, to pay taxes and legal
charger thereon due for the years 1852, 1853
and 1854, and the sane. when sold, sre &c
b. transfred by the Collector aforesaid. ty
deed OF bargain aud sale. to the lurchaser
Hereof
BY orier,
ROBERT C COMBS,
Clerk to County
Commissioner. fr
Saint Mary's
County,
August 10, 1866.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, tha, The sale Of
the above advertised property will take place
at the Court House door. in Leouardtown. :,
on
TUESDAY, the 5th day Of
September next.
hetween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, q. M, and
O'Clock. p.
r. ALEXANDER CLARKE.
Collector
August 10th. i8s5-ts.
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

OEO. y" THOM-4S, PVesidsnt.
BoAsp o, riasernss:
Hamilton Easser. Of Hamilton Easter & Co.
.9ilsn 4. Chapman, sf kirkland. Chase 4
Co.
0so. P. Thomas. o. Helm. N,eodsmss q
Co.
Hugh Sisson, 9,ssm Marble works
Hiram Woois. j.. Of Doughsrty. Woods 4
Co.
Geo. H. Mailer. Of cos,o.h, Miller q
Co. d.
Thom.. c..s.rd. Of 0ilb.r ca...,e q
Son.
William Devries. ef VIM. Dsvriss L Co.
Charles Wsob, OF Tho,nas 4 Co.
JOHN W .DAvH. Sse'y,
y. W. HAss. N. D. Medical Examiner.
Cna,s. JoxHses, M. D. Consuli.ng Phys.
cian.
Thomas J. Stone. NJ. D. Medical Examine,
for Sain, Mary1 County.
nNo charge for Poi,eiss. Stamps 0, Ne.
d,cai examination.
For Tables Of Rates Ae., .rply .. As oAes
Of the Company
No. IS SOUTH ST..
rsv rssnktn Banh.,
JAMES b. DOWNS.
Lsonard,ovn,
Ak.nt 70, B.. Msrys County.
.Aagust 9Th. l6eS-N.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

Augu.t 10Th. l0S6-lm.