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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
TIE VERY lATESI
TELE GR AP H
by MaiI.i A45@4 3
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Chrtstmas-F. .reR-Femian Rows
sRGOvements Of Troops. usr9 q

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 25--The day has
been appropriately observed in the city.
Business was generally suspended, and
services were held in many of the
churches.
AsIwrite fire is raging in the busi-
ness portion of the city, on Washington
street 1t broke out in store occupied
by Messrs. Kahn, Clothiers, over which
was photograph gallery owned by, Mr..
Huey. The FIRE burned stnbbornly for
some time, but the fremen are now get
ting is under The building will be
completely wrecked, aud The photograph
stock will be much damaged if not de-
stroyed.
The Fenian Convention which has
been in session for several days past in
this city, is reported to have broken up
in row
The two opposing factions had Sc
we're contest, and the O'Mahoneyame
are terribly dissatisfied with the result.
Their chief failed to receive the endorse.
ment they demanded, and they threaten
all sorts OF vengeance. Bonds of the
Irish Republic are no longer quoted
since the row.
The 57th Indiana Infantry, Col. John
s. McGraw, twenty-six officers and one
hundred and sixty men, were mustered
ont at New Orleans on the 23d, and are
now on their way home.
The weather is wet L4sAlliLA ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

and far in the advance of the majority
of poems produced in what has been
supposed to be the prime of bis powers.
The remaining articles in the number
are Mr.. Stoves continuation of "Chim-
ney Corner" devoted this month to an
earnest "family talk about Reconstruc,
tion;" the continuation of CDR. Johns;
"The Kingdom Coming" By Gail Ham
ilton; "The Wilderness" by Trowbridge,
describing visit to that ghastly battle
field; "Wind the Clock, an impressive
meditation in verse, and three stories,
" Beauty and the Beast" "The High
Tide of December" and "tLuey's Let
ters.p go Il -
The Atlantic can be had at w. C. Col
ier'., Union street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

New York, Dec. 26.-General Stead
man and General Whitaker, Of Ken.
tueky, have arrived in this city.
The steamer Niobe, from Savannah
on the 10th, has arrived. The Savan
nah Herald states that citizens of At
lanta are about forming regiment, in
order to clear the city of murderers and
robbers. A. A. Bradley, mulatto, for
merly member of the bar at Boston,
WAS sentenced at Savannah TO one year
imprisonment by military court for
using seditious Language.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

l%Ir Chicago the eight-hour move
ment is very formidable. Of 10000
adult males in the city, 10000 labor fol
wages in the different trades and en-
ployments, and almost every one of this
large number favors the new labor re
form and is its hearty advocate. More
than this, they are united in their
Trades Unions, and are moving in al
most irresistible force in the direction
of success. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Shar1R,a Sale TIC n

pY VIRTUE OF TWO Ex ECUTIoNs ISSUED
- out OF the Office Of the CLERK Of tine Wander
derburgh Oircft Court, In favor Of Cafhsrina
Walker ana against Henry Walker, will on
SATURDAY the 20TH DAY of JANUARY 1866
between the hours of ten o'clock m and fur
O'Clock M o. said day, at the door Of the toart.
house In the city Of Evansville, IndianaMcffr r fer
sale at public aacton the rents and profits for the
term Of seven years Of ths following described
real estate, 10 witt )
Lot number twelve n.y. block nunnb her afoFtv% :
nine tos)s IN Lamasco City, Van lerbuEgh CouAty,
Indiana, with the buildings thereon 80
And should sci rents and profts not sell for An
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, I
will at tine same time and place Offer for sale the
fee simple Of said premises
ALEXANDER DARLING,
Eel. sheriff VandsrburEh County.
dec27 w3t Per harIes w Long, Deputy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Riot on the Dayton g. West
ern Rail Road.
Two Men KILLED.
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.

Yesterday afternoon a number of men
engaged as laborers on the railroad near
Richmond, Ind, took passage on the
train bound for Dayton, and refusing to
pay their fare, a difficulty ensued, in
which two of the laborers were killed
and others injured. The baggage master
of the strain was also wounded. The
dead body Of one of the rioters was
thrown of, or fell from the cars, and
was lying alongside the track this side
of Richmond when the express train
from Chicago for this city passed the
place last evening. We did not learn
the names Of any of the parties, - Gin
Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

SaTThe New York Times has been
enlarged to the size of the London
Times, and is now the largest daily pa
per in the United States. Thurlow
Weed has become one Of the editors,
and his political experience and sagaci-
ty will be of much value to the paper,
which is edited with ability and discre.
fiop
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

New York, Dec. 26.-The Montreal
correspondent of the Tribune states that
the American Consul there has decided
that goods entered there for payment of
ad VGlorem duties in the United States
must be entered at the duty.paid value
in Canada, instead of their value in
hond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

GG@As European revolutionist, Ma
jor General Carl Schurz was a decided
failure; as Federal General he did not
amount to much; as Minister to Spain
he was of very little account. and as
Commissioner TO visit the Southern
States, he failed to convince the Presi-
dent that he was dispassionate or ac-
curate observer. He has now turned
his attention to penning kilograms and
writing letters for the New York Tri
6ane, and if the Washington correspon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Commercial is to
be believed, he is as great failure in
that asin any of hislprevious undertak-
ings. Says @Mack9 of the Consmer>
ciGL: + + 4 s7-s5 srl.fsI ~ .st4s.5a5
The New York Tribune thought il
would eclipseiall of its contemporaries in
the matter of Washington correspond
ence, so it sent Carl Sehurz here to do
Congress and other things at the Ma
tional Capital, while the reading public
paused in breathlees suspense to see
what q man. who had talked eloquent
Dutch, been Major General Of volun-
teers, and held several high and impor-
tant trusts, would say in the columns Of
a metropolitan newspaper. The invest
ment, so far, has not been paying one
for the Tribune, / think There may be
a great deal in the name of correspond
ent, but there is very little in what he
writes, and the Tribune will have to put
labels on his productions if they want
them to attract attention; otherwise
they will pass for the veriest of Bunsby-
isms The fact is, the test of journal
ism would ruin, the reputation of half
the "great men" in the country. Nine.
tenths Of the men in Congress who, by
common consent, are distinguished"
for their intellectual powers, would come
out of the crucible of a daily newspa.
per minus all their distinguishment It's
the easiest thing in the world for man
TO load himself with volley Of words,
discharge himself before big crowd,
aud be hurrahed into greatness in an
hour or so, but when Senators and Rep.
resentatives undertake to edit a news
paper they find out, and the world finds
out, how little they know, and what com
monplace people they are after all
don't want to discourage Gen. Schurz,
for / have no doubt he is young enough
to learn, and if his mind is any way
plastic be may become journalist in
ten or fifteen years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

BG- Large manufactures are now
busy at louisville, KY, furnishing bag
ging, rope, plows. wagons, brooms, &c.,
&c.
The clay pipe factory Of Stephen r.
Shepard is 80 extensive that three hum
dred are made for one dollar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Artemus Ward was to open bis budget
at Memphis on Monday night last

RoBRERY At MoUsD CITY.-On Thurs
day night last the safe of the q. 5. Ma
val Paymaster, Major Spaulding, was
robbed of $4,000. The robbers have
not been discovered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

In Bureau county, Illinois, there is
farmer who has 5000 acres uuder culti-
vation, employs so horses in the work
'>-has one Geld Of wheat, 1850 acres
sown, every acre of which can be seen
from certain point.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

SURVEYORS NOTICE.

~ in lands adjoining the following described
tracts are hereby notified, that, the I'd day Of
December, 1865, the County Surveyor of Wander
burgh County will proceed 70 run the lines and
northeast quarter of sectien 81 township south /,
Of range 10 west, belonging co Fus; also, lots
numbers Q and of the subdivision Of the north
west quarter of said section, as subdivided by
Dewitt O. Keller, and recorded in the plat re-
cords Of said county aforesaid.
GOTTLEIB STAHL.
dee6 w3t FREDERICK HMM,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
RE WARD.
ahn RRWARn

Drowned, FROM STEAMER JULIA on
~ the morning Of December 26th lGEORGE
hublkDS, aged about eighteen years about 1--WE
feet seven inches high, light curly hair. blue
eyes. dressed in blue Jeans pants dark cloth coat,
ana white shirt with full bosom; had on when
lost a fine geld watch EE1I' III esT-ss1Fr
The above reward will be paid for his recovery
JAMES H.T0WNsEND, ~
dscza DIT Captain Steamer Julia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

It is stated that the Senate committee
on the District of Columbia have adopt
ed resolution declaring in favor of uni
versal suffrage iu thai District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
EUROPEAN POCKE7
Time-heepers
One Dollar Each.

tPatent applied for June 29th, 1855. )aa
An EXACT AND RELIABLE POCKET TIME-KEEPER
for the poor man. A decidedly un iqus and t1oRder
fas noeehy. Correctly constructed on the most ap-
proved SCIENTIFIC PRIEcIPLKs ararrGnted to DENOTE
soLAR TIME with Gbsesses certainty and the utmost
precision. More truthful than the most costly
and elaborate Time-keeper Of modern manufacture
1t never can be wrong. - 10 requires no ker'l or
too fast too slo. It most remar kabSe article
just introduced into this country from Europe
where 1t is protected by Royal Letters Patssasss
Price fer single one, with plain or fancy White
Dials, in Gold or Silver Gilt Case, only 81 Sent
postage paid to any part of ths country, on re-
ceipt of price All orders must be addressed 10
aug4w3m 2o4 and zoe Broadway, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
TREAsURER's OFFICE ROBBED.
Pulaski County. Ind, Loses $1,000.

Mr.. Barnett, Mail Agent on the Gin
cinnati & Chicago Air Line Railroad,
informs US that the safe of the Treasnr-
er of Pulaski county, Indiana, was bro
ken open on Sunday night at Winnie
mack, and between seven and eight thou
sand dollars in money stolen. No traces
of the thief or thieves had been discov-
cred up to last night. The court house,
in which the Office of the Treasurer is
located, is new building, and the ar
rangements for the safe-keeping of the
funds were supposed to be burglar.proof.
Gin. Gazette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

CINCINNATI, Dec. &c Noon. -. The
river has fallen ] foot 3 inches in the
last seventy-two hours, with now 35 feet
5 inches in the channel. Thermome.
ter 50o M aEHf ff9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
BLANK BOOKS.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

RENTs.-CwiDg to the large number
Of houses built this season, and the in
creasing stringency of the times, there
has been marked abatement of rents
within the past six weeks. Houses that
two months ago were rented for $40 per
month now bring but $25 Some land
lords, who have become so much at
tached to exorbitant rates that they cam
not break off suddenly, prefer to let their
houses stand empty They will soon
tire Of this, however. - Indianapolis
Journal.
May the revolution extend in this
directionl e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

The DUNHAM AND CowGILL AFFAIR. -
We had intended saying nothing of
the disgraceful conduct of the Hon.
Syrus L. Durham, in the House of Rep
resentatives on Friday last, in assault
ing Mr.. Cowgirl; but the Herald having
made an unfair and partial statement of
chat occurrence, we feel called upon to
publish the facts in the case, and thus
add another chapter to the already i'm
famous catalogue of that gentleman's
offenses against decency and good breed
ing.
On Thursday night, on the suggestion
of some uneasy Democrat, that MEM
ber of that party be appointed on the
Committee to investigate the manage
ment Of the Sinking Fund, Mr.. Cowgirl
remarked, rather jooularly, that if a
prominent Indiana Democrat could be
found who had been loyal throughout
the war, he hoped the Governor would
appoint him. Friday morning, just be-
fore the House was called to order, Mr..
Dunham approached Mr.. Cowgirl, not
in gentlemanly manner, as the Herald
says, but with the air of bully and a
rufian, determined to pick quarrel,
and insolently and insultingly demaud-
ed an explanation. Mr. Cowgill told him
he did not propose to be catechised in
| that tone, when the drunken sot aimed a
blow at him, which be warded off, and
was preparing to return with interest,
when other parties interfered. So far
from wiping his face and poeketing the
affront, as the Herald asserts, Mr.. Cow
gill, had it not been for the iDjudicious
interference OF the bystanders, would
have given the quarrelsome sot what he
has long needed, and that which he will
never rest without-a sound, compre.
hensive and constitutional threshing.
On this occasion, as at the close OF
last session, Mr.. Durham has chosen the
last days, when the house was so crowd
ed with business that it could not take
him in hand, for the exercise of his De.
culiar tactics.
We trust, for the honor and dignity
of the State, that this is his last appear
ance at the capital in any public capaci-
ty. We hope that the Democrats oi
Floyd county, if they have no better ma
terial than the Hon. Cyrus L. Dunning
will manage to get along without rep
resentative for year or Two, unit
whisky shall have set his restive spiri
free.-Indiancpolis JoGrnaI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
REWARD.


$50 ReWard.uso
WE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
w for the detection aud conviction OF the
person or persons who attempted to destroy the
running gear Of our Express Wagon on the hight
Of the 22d. ss =
WHEELER, ARMSTRONG d FAREAR.
dec25 div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
SILVER POLISH.

TUsT RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF sUPE-
j rioE Silver Plate Polish. No family ought to
he without box asf n VIM. BUCK,
ocH No, 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
MOLASsES GATES.

Just Received, R
OTEBBINS'S NEW STYLE MOLASSES
- GATES, Nos. and 3, for sale by the dozen
or single; also, Cast Steel Moulders' Shovels.
JACOB STRAUB & SON,
dec1 "a Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

"a 6e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
BOYS BOOTS,

made to order from WHOLE STOCK the bost
Boet ever brought 10 this market, and sold as low
as splft-leather boots are sold in other places.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

for Ladies', and excellent Gum Boots for HUNT
ERS and all prisons who exposed TO WATER,
SNOW. or MUD.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
Watermelon Brandy.

We are beginning to believe that liquor
can be mad" on' Of almost every thing in
RI" vrge'abl- kingdom. and We are oow
rositiv"'v certain that very good brandy
Can he mad ont t Watrrmslons. A few
'ays Stree. VIC were far"red with a taste
e genuine watermelon brandy. m,nusac-
M Cd hy C"l Ploa'dcn. Of Rushwood. aud
our OPTION ia. tha, this beverage is 4
uooi 'h;ne 70 'ake-in snail quantities -
7, presents white clear appearance tas' s
literally Of 'he melon hu, is ~t;Ii p-la'ahlo.
ard is rower'ully strong A specimen
) o'.le Of tits liquor was presented to Mr.
". orc. of the Washington Hotel, and Il
IS to this gentleman that we arc irdeLted
ror our introduction 70 toe same.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
Registry L. ".

Keg1SIy LAw
The chsirmsn of the Dcm ocra.ic Stat.
Central Committee. Olrn Bowie. E.ar
las published an address {, thc Denncrat-
g vo'srs Of The State in which the flow.
'ne conclusions are srrivcd ., 10 ref.r.nce
:" 'he rights Of applicants for registry AID
the dui 5 e he .teis,rs!oss
1t. Tha, the 'pplican, it'r registry h.v
'ng taken the n:th prsscrisrd in "a. 4h
So c'ion cf ,hs l., article # .hr C"rssiu
'ion. Is prin "a i". legal and aua:,i.
vo"-. ara s. so,h is =o;i,!,a irigh, to b.
registered.
z Tia, 70 d.fr,. ,his pr.:unp'ion o'
i'~ j" Bis favor. 'h- production os III
wo1n testimony II wisnsse-s. going Il
b. " ac'>. o. d'c'aratinns on his pa,'
triaring him within some one of ,h. ah.y.
fsars|issd olasse=. is essential; and on
>ueh pr d!c,ion. the spn,iran. is en,i,l
o Be eonfroas. d with :he ui'nssse. srair 9.
him. s.d {" rsll for aoj exauios ~itnes.
81. IN IS %h,lf
81. That such r1sn,in.'icn being jal:.
rial in its character, before the ? ei.,er4
is,ioe ,urnr'i..'y he,we.n III. sp"lic,n,
md the sssailsn: u his 'ieh.. .Ae registers
"snnos suHtr pers"nsl H. owl' der. much
'sss any mere su.n,iee tor pini'n. "n ,h.'r
nsr'. TO affect the c~sA b f,r- 'h~.. 10 h:
-rplirsns's prejadic' should any snch PR
-onsi 10, vlrdee. hearing on the r"se. hr
in the ross ss;oo of asy one o III n. h,
mast p,"ssr Dr. ,ss'imoo,, II d'~ir y,
him. ~ visne,s andsr oa b. T. DO oh
r.i-e. snd I" rj q ., apricsns on ur.
svcss sAssges or s'sn menss Whether o.
'bs rssis,.r. o. others. "r On mere PM II,
o. susDieiea. would smoon, a'. "a Ii owiry
~"ssups sHd frsaan'.n, excln-i"n o,a "
'-r." asj would hriag ,he regis er. SO Of
fending. vi,hir ii. p,ins snl 2,nslsi.s
,ns oa"esd IN the 90rh section Of the 40,
3,h. 1hss Toe ? .gis,ers have no rieh,
o ask ssv qn"s'iors of the srplisun, af,.'
'aking the oath. Other 'hsn ,ao,e rhirt
nsnitrsilv add seeesssr'ly Prov ou, of 'h
'srus Of the oa'h, .. oppressed in the Con.
.'i'u'ion. or which refer IA his age "r re-i.
denes. Any ques.iors. outside Of 'hesr
Constitutional iiriss. srs irrelsvan, snd 90.
~s'rss'sd. snd the srp'issss may decline
answering. II be ,hiaks H.. wish"a, affecting
bis righ, TO .egi.ssssioo !; asa should toe
register, 90 his ssfssA = sssver such
quessioss. undertake 70 e1cIsds ,k' ap
pliesn. from registry. soeh - eas'usio.
would ameoss . - knewisg eosraPt and
Fkss sduispS exclusion Of 9ssieea voter,
- aaiinG % he registers >, excluhog sh'
~ kis.sss ssa &~biksie, psov;ded 10 III
1 (s<t,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
Mad Dog Ezc.tenent.

Our village wss thrown into great ex'
cteuert or Snn1av ncrcins last IS 'he
appearance Of supposed md dog up'n
our streets. TIE rslid monster. after -ur-
ting muck through ,he town. biting
some four or Eve dogs and q hog or
70. invading twn or three dwellings, ard
alarming the nsf;ves generally. vas f"al-
ly corr erd snd killed tv a worthy co'ored
man OF cnr village nemcd Cog" Coach
MAJ. The dogs bitten have heen careful
!r chained up to awsit the dvrlnrments 4
f 'he next tine days. within which tim, i,
It IS axcpcted. iftbc ncne'er which bit
them was really md TIA. 'hev vi, ex-
hitit ,ynrtoms which will justly tie an
Of the death penalty 10 their ca
scs
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

Jonx Rsowx rar 'MaRrrn "a new
7 'rk evening P ,crr pneii>h 5 the follow
ing ro.~ Of acknowledgment. "nt-
ten By the Secretary Of State to 20 ar
tis;:
DEPARTMENT or erArE,
wAsH,koroS. july II. 1865.
DEM !S--1 pray you to acc"P' my
thank. for your I'd nirsble portraits Of The
Presi.len. IF the United States. and also
fo- your kind"e.s 10 giving ne What. &C.
cord;re TO my r.c"llec'ioo. is an excel.
len, Likeness. Of John Brown. whee name
h.. become historical =. n.s,tvr in the
cause Of bau.u rs.ure Fsithfuiiy.
yours.
Mr.. J,hr " Dodgs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
Rsgistraio-e.

Rsgistrsio-s.
TIL" r gi>'rators for I.ean-'d Tcwn
District c. nsrud their 'al o's 10 cur viii
'age On Tuesday mnrr''g last They
bad previously hid sessions a, the Head
4 ne Bay. 81 far as We nava hecn
'h'e 70 '"srn. they cro croprcssirc ,rn 10Th.
" e1 o"eh with hir dnt:.s. a-' ,ho Pros
recsia. y a. IS fair and Fn'' y -cpis.rv a. 'he
'aw a. mia ~. will +. had Of ronrse. II
= onlp don't :p-Iv 'h"v wort Re- r'c;.'s-
"a. and in sh'e oonr"c'in. we ?r.in earn
"stly nrgo rpon al who nre entitled IN re
"i-ser to come forward p, orco .rd ~,
'fem.slves un"n N" voting IT.. TIE re-
'is'ra'"rs to'd ,he ir ns.ti z iu Il. Graz 4
Jury room.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
Mends mus.

Mends mus.
Mr.. Thomas Andersen. an n,d ana
highly respectable ciizcn Il Mcntccm "
County. ,hro, Oh his counsel Rc1"r. J.
Hren:, ". V'ers Bonic and George Peter.
Las issu, 1 out ~ri, or msndau W in the
Circui; Court Of that county, which will
'~s. .ae eonsti, aticn and law in relation to
the r. gistra.ion OF voters. The registers
against whom the nrcec :iinee have been
instituted were required ty he cour, to
put in their rfp'y hy the 18th ina.
ou which day ,he case ni!! be taken
np.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is ae-eoy given ,as:,hs subser;.
sc e. Ia. o.la!n~d rom tbs Orphans
Coax, 0: 81. Na.y's County. in Maryland. 'rs-
:-rs OF al a1lr's,'ar.on on the re.soas! ssais o.
!.:.es e L@,s,a. late Of sa.I county. dsess-
60 "a Y<ssors hsvia. claims against tss sssd
..eaas-o are aer.oy warned 70 sas,blI the same
VITA Lac proper v"-eass !ne:e':. 70 the soe.
scr,ber Ga o. rsinrs the 9Th cay Of Nae
1865, Otherwise ,aay nay b sxrlsdsd BY lac
from al snsS, Of he said ss,sis Given u,
de. ny hAnd ,his TIN day Of Ssp! 1864.
JNO I EAGRUDE
AdRinsSeSaI0s
S-<l 1,A, !sz5 -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
NOTICE..

1uNUEST M\Rl'S FEMALE SEMIEA-
RY all 70 ,.-nrcneh ~ the -ecsp Tor
# an ,.,s IA WEDNESDAY. tic 20 n e
eer e..,e- ;rean'. Win -he usual r"mr.e
Il Er ei.h. Frereh s-d Music there c!li b.
i.S,rre,i,~. ir aE s,y!e. O! WA1, SELL; aue!
fANe1 Tonx.
Pu: is .c,cr,rc s. ,ny time ~i'hia three
weeks r. n the 'r"ring cfths sess!o1 WI! b.
h.-cei /: : the whole a,eacu.
Sept. 7:a. !SsS-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

@President johnson ha. iAsred =
proclamation removing al' restrictions
UPON trad in the State. fnrnerlv coruec-
ted With the Sou'hcrn Confederacy
and permitting articles formerly de-
cl.r-d u Be contrsi and of war to
b. imported Into ssd cold 10 those
States.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

In the Circuit Court for Ssin, hiary's Coun.
~, ai,sing as Cour, Of Equity.
No C2o Equity
10y vir'ur Of authority W. st,i in me. az
- Geek "f the Circuit Cur, for 81. Mary
county by the COD Of Public G' neral Laws
81 ,i> S;a:e il i. hereby ordered :i,, ,h" Re.
,.os, ot Ann r Pembr"ke anI Jam - II Dent,
Trustees IL. this case. be ratihei and
Confirmed, unIees cause 10 the Contrary b4
shown on or before the shi,d Monday a.,
Noveub+r ne1': provided = copy Of this
order he inserted in some Newspaper print.
I'd IN st. Msry's County. once a week fr
three successive weeks previous - the ;hi.d
Monday in Ocnb.r next.
The report states tha: the land sold 10:
$3.50.
JNO. A CAVALIER. Crk
True copv-Ter.:
J\O. 4. CAVALIER, Ck.
Sep; 7th. iss5-sw.