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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

UP TO SNUFF - Squibob relates 90 ANU
sing story Of some young ladies and gents
up Town. who we're taking social wax
pear the - cemetery. when ghos, .p-
psared. They oil ran but ote sturdy wo-
man Of the ',rong- minded class. who s.ood
her ground till the ghos. got to her. when
she seized it and tbrashedou, Of bis fright
ful disguise mi-chevious fellow who bad
heard the project Of walking sbos, the
graveyard discussed. and bid binself there
to give the party fright. She led him
back to the house. aud 10 reply to the
question that poured 10 upon her, said:
''Will. you see they can't fool me With
chat. I've seen 100 many men 10 shee,s
TO get frightened At them At suy time Of
life"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
J. 9 ADAMS ON THE TRAGEDY
OF OTHELLO.

Wheo John Quincy Adams was Presi-
dent. he VAS travelling iueog. through
New York; aud never having seen Chan
cellor Kent concluded to give him . call
He reached bis house quite late iu the
evening. and withou. sending up bis name
was ushersd into the library where the
ChaOcellor was busy reading. He looked
up from bis book, requested his unknown
visitor to be seated, aud resumed reading
After looking around for . few minutes,
the President addressed the Chancellor.
aud the following conversation ensued:
Il see you have . great many books
here, said the President Yes 1 see
you have Shakespeare said the President
have you ever read i,?' DO you know
the moral Of Oth.llo ? Certainly; every
one knows the moral of Otbello,' said tbe
Chancellor. What is itf' Why. to be-
ware Of jealousy. &C. No. sir, you are
wroog.' What 10 it then" said the
Chancellor. greatly surprised. The
moral Of Othello. said the Prcs;dcus, i.
that white woman must not marry black
man. At . doctrine % moral, and /.
moral % original. the Chancellor conclud
ed that bis visitor was 40 escaped lunatic
80 be ran to the door, calling. William
William: (his 500. come up here; there
b crazy man in my ROOM As soon q
John Quincy could sufficiently control his
laughter to speak. be introduced hiGself,
and the Chancellor then bad some doubts
as to bis sanity
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
TO LAND OWNERS.

'I>HE undersigned has become q resident al
Upper Marlborough. and proT~scs 10 ne.
sotiste the sale of PLAN7dTIO
FARMS, de-. in the CnuLties Uf Primes
Georee's. Charles and St. Mary's.
All persons having improved Lands fn,
sale will please call at the office of the sub.
scriher, at Gardner's HnteI, or address hin
by mail. giving particular description Of tn,
land. locality. price, aud terms Of vale.
Address
H. L. HASKELL,
Upper Marlborough.
February End. lS65-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
SELECTED POETRY.
TROUBLE OF EDITORS.

One resder cries. Jour "s,r.is's too grave
Too much morality you have.
Too much about religion;
Give me some witch and wizard tales,
Of slip-shod ghosts With Gus and scales.
Aud Fathers ike . pigeon"
IL love TO resd. snothsr cries. >,
Those >nieostrous f.shioDable liss---
To other words. sho.e novels,
Composed Of kings aud priests. sn6 lorde
Of border wars. and gothic hordes
That used to live iu novels.
mo. no." cri~s one. we've had enough
Of such confounded love-sick stuff
To craze the fair creation, -
Give US some recent foreign news,
OF Russians. Turks. the Poles, or Jews.
Or any other nation.
The man Of dull scholastic lore,
Would like 10 see . little more
OF irst-rate scraps of Latin;
The grocer f.iu would learn the price
OF tea aud sugar. frui, aud rice;
The draper. silk and satin.
Another cries. II want more fuu,
A vi:ty anecdo.s or pun.
A rebus or . riddle;
Some wish for parliamentary news,
And some. perhaps. of wiser views.
Would rather hear . fiddle.
TIE critic. too, Of classic skill,
Must dip in gall bis gaoder quill.
And scra~l agains. the paper;
Of all the literary fools
Bred 10 our colleges aud schools,
He cuts the greatest caper.
Another cries, Il want TO see
A jumbled-up variety.
Variety in all things
"A miscellaneous hodge-pod print
Composed { only give tie hin,)
Of multifarious small things"
Il want some marriage news" says Mis-
1T constitutes my highest bliss
To hear Of weddings plenty;
For in time Of general rain,
None suffers from the drought. it's plain.
At least not one in twenty"
II want to hear Of DEATH" says one;
"Of people totally undone
by losses. fire or fever;
Another answers, full IS wise.
I'D rather have the fall and rise
Ofraccoou skins and beaver"
Some signify . secret wish
For now and then . favori.e dish
Ofpoli,ics to suit them;
but here We rest At perfect ease.
For should they swear the moon wss cheese
We Dever should refute them.
Or grRve or humorous. Wild or tame,
Lofty or low, It's all the same,
Too naughty OF too humble;
So. brother editors. pursue
The path that seems the best 10 you,
Aud let the grumblers grumbls.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

~ application Of Eliza B. Blackstone
~ Adm'r. of John Blakist.,no, late Of Sairt
Mary's county. deceased, it is ordered by the
Curt, that the said administrator notify the
.re.iltnrs Of said deceased TO file
their claims against said deceased, in the Reg
i,l,r OF Wills office "f Saint Mary's county,
on O, before the a0th day Of March next. for
si;vi lend, and that this order he published
In tins Saint Mary's Gasette once week in
each week, until ths said 25,h day Of Feb,
uext
Test. J. T. M. RALEY,
Register of Mills
frSt. Nary's County.
January :6sh. lSS5-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
saS1riCE is hereby given tina, the subscri.
0 i.srs have obtained from the Orphans Cou +,
&c ST. Mary's county "a Maryland, letters OF
administration On the personal estate Of Henry
q. Garner. late Of said county. deceased. All
; y.r.ons having claims asains, the said de-
ee,.ed, are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the proper vouches thereof. to the sub.
scr,bers on or before the 9Th day Of Jure. 1865
c,herwiss they May be excluded by law from
all benefit Of the said estate. Gwen nnder OUT
hands this L., day Of December, 1864.
CArHARlNE A. GARNER,
GEORGE r. GARNER,
Adminiatralors ID. B. n:
Dec. let. le6k-lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

There is only one mail ooutrae.." says
young lady. that she would care about
embracing. OF enbarkins in. and that is .
proDiss Of marriage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
BAKER A. JAMISON.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LA "A
Leonard 1ssss, 81. Aayy's County, Nd.
WILL practice In st. Nasy's asd the ID
W Joining csuaties.
octehssIekoeo-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

G1sHE undersigned. having visited Fortsess
! Monroe. Norfolk. Washington. and 9TH
er points. aud made arrangements to secu'e
the papers for all parties having slaves enlist
ed in the army. 10 prepared TO give all infor-
xsa,ion 70 parties concerned lie has An en-
tire Iist of all slaves enlisted 1 the inspec.
sisu of his lelloW-citizens.
THAD. X. PREUSS.
Attorney % Lsv.
Ju> ~, fes4-ls. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
GENERAL SHERMAN AND
GENERAL HAMPTON.

From the Cha,lotte Bulletin.
HEADos MLIrARr DIvlsisS OF rus
Miss IN rnE FlELp, Feb. -. 1866
Lieut.. Gen Wade Hlmp.on. Commandi.s
Cavalry Forces, C. 5. 4:
Ge"eras-lt is officially reported to me
that our foraginz parties are murdered
after capture. and labelled Death to all
Foragers." One instance ofa Lieutenant
and seven nen. near Chesterville, aud
another Of twenty. "uear . ravine. so
rods from the main road" abous three
miles from Feasterville. have ordered
a ,i"'iIar number Of prisoners 10 eur
hands to be disposed Of in like manner.
l bold about 1000 prisoners captured
iu various ways. and eau stand it as looe
as you. but | hardly think these mu.-
ders are committed With your knowledge;
and would suggest that you give notice n
the people At large that every life taken
BY them simply results in the death Of
one Of your Coniedesrstes.
Of course you caun", question my .;sb,
to forage ou The Country. It 10 wsr
right as old as history The manner cf
exercising it varies With circumstance,
aud if the civil authorities ~ill .upriy ms
requisitious. | will forbid al for.siux.
But ! fiDd no civil su,hori.ies who can
respoud I" calls for forage or provisions.
aud therefore must colIee. directly Of tho
people. ! have 90 doubt this il the o..
easion Of much n,isbehsvi"r 90 the par,
Of our men. but l oAnuo. perni. auy enc.
my to judge or punish With wholesale
murder.
Personally. regret the bitter feelings
engendercd by this v..; ba, they were
to be expected. and simply .llrge tb,.
those Who struck the 6rst blov, aud made
war inevitable. ough, 10, in fairness to re.
proaeh Us for the natural consequences.
| merely ssser. our var right to forage
and my resolve to protect my Eor.sers.
to the extxn, Of life for life.
! an. With respect. your obu't servant,
lSlgued ". T. SuEkMAx,
Majnr General. u ). A.
HEADoUARrERs IN rHE FIELD.
February ~. 1865. I
.MIjor Gen. W T. !Sternui., IT, s. 4:
GenerM-Your com:nunic.,io. Of the
24,h inst. reached me to-day. IL it you
state that i, has been officially reported
that your foraging parties we're "mufjer-
ed after capture. and you g. on 10 say
hat you bad ''oricrsd . similar nupber
Of prisoners in your hands to be dL.
posed Of in like manocr." That 10 to
'sy. you have ordered . nunb~r of Goa.
Feders.e soldiers to be "uurdsred."
You characterize your order in proper
'erus. for the public voice. even in your
'wo country. where it seldom dare, to
'xPress itself 10 vindieaiion Of truth, hon.
" or justice. will surely agree With you
q pron"uncing you guilty Of murder, II
1our order 10 carried out.
Before dismissios this portion Of your
es'er. beg to assure you for every sei-
I'er OF nine murdered by you | shall
ave executed ~ once eco Of your.. si,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

eNO11NE-1O y WHIT OHos
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that thesubscr,ber'
IN have obtained from The Orphans Cour, fG
Sain, Mary's county. IN Maryland. letter.
administration On the personal estate Of Bar
Son Joy. late Of said county. deceased
All persona having claims against the said d,
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the sam,
with the proper veuches thereof, &c the subser
bsrs. ea or before the 18th day Of June, 1865
otherxis they may be excluded by law from al
benefit Of the ssid estate. Given under on
hands ihis lssh, day Of Dec. l>64.
WIN. II. GOODWIN,
JAS. COOPER.
Administrators.
Dss.. 18th, GeS4-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

DIPrBERIA Oh PurRrD SoRs .THaoAr-
A poultics made Of The yolk Of N egg and
fos salt. Of pas.e.like consistency. to b.
put on the throat. aud kept 90 thirty min.
utes. uoless sooner dry. II obild b
very feverish the poulsice should be repeat.
ed. A wash of g.rgle should also Be
prepared and used. sousis,iIg g of equal part.
of 6ue salt and alum mixed With vinegar.
For very severe case make wash for the
throat of blood root. golden seal and pul.
verised bayberry. We are eredibly in.
formed ths, iu every instance where these
si"ple remedies have been applied. the
sufferer has recovered -Deseree Neus.
kEEPISs THE LHAD. Mr.. Rob.
inson. aud how does Jour soo get on with
bis vioIin?"
''As,ouishiugIy there were fourteen of
US playing together last night. .od he took
the lead"
"Capital-admirableg'
Yes. and be KEEP. it % veil, sir. that
none Of % could catch himl"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

What color. Sir. should be horse
That's yours. and yours alone?
D. you give it up! Why. Sir. Of course.
That horse must be your roam
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

~ AMI elderly maiden. meeting .
newly married mao. who bad once been
her servant. carrying home q cradle. .x.
claimed, Ah. John. these are the fruits
ofusrriase." "'No. madam. replied Johu.
this ts only the fruit bssk.t."
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

"AvING formed an extensive co-part-
i IL ne.ship Throughout. the Northern and
Northwestern cities, for the purchase and
sale of REAL ESTATE in Maryland, all
parties having farms. &C.. to dispose Of would
do well to sppi, to the undersigned. Prompt
attention will be given to all communics-
tons addressed to me upon the subject.
THAD. X. PKEUSS,
Attorney At Law.
Leonard Town, Nd.
February md. ie66-lm,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

What. are you drunk sgainr' NO.
my dear. not drunk. but little bi, slippe-
~. The fact is. my dear. some scouudrel
has been rubbing my boots ill they u. -
smooth - q pare Of si.ss."
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

~ Josh Billings. in the Troy Ee<s.
gives Us weekly sciosillatious Of the ripe.s
wisdom. The last in the form Of advice
10 yoapg lady - 70 how she shalt receive
. proposal:-" You ought sew take is
kind. looking dowa bill. With ~ sxpres-
sion about bali sickled sod half scarf. AZ.
ter the psp 10 over. il yurs luvves wants
se~ Hiss you.I don's think would say yes
or no. bus let the thing kind ov take i.s
own course. There 10 one thing Z hsv
alwus struck ssw. and that 10 give me long
courtships and short engagement"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
VALUABLE Rel ESTATE
v4T
PRIVATE SALE.

YvHE undersigned 10 desiross "a cell. at pri-
II va,e sale, his farm kcsted near the St.
Georges River, aud known a. the
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Georgia.

h,lkd0epiiL>, ca, Oo'. 2T.-In the Georgia State
Convention to-day, an ordinance declaring tho war
debt null and void was referred TO a committee.
Two az icles 10 no new .sutlon ware reported.
The fret article wAs adopted, the twen 10 section
Of which aboiisAe, slavery, with ovi.o that the
snqu esoenoe In emanc patton shall bo estoppa 10
future claims for compensation.
h,Red0so,l., ca, oct. 9s.-An animated discus
,ion occurred this forenoon on motion for commit
tee to s,.e. tain through the Governor whether tho
repudiation Of the Confedersts var debt demanded
BY PTesdsnt johnson a. sne qua non Of re'tors-
ton. II ". argued on one side ths. the convention
shcala tst seIfJisatJ ulth tlll knot!s!Es Of rhss
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

HALLowE ES.-To-mOrrow will be celebrates
this festival made famous by Burns beautiful 10, m
with ih. title. lheio Is an lri,hmsn OF scotch
mAn, AL hish maiden OF sooteh lssaie thoushout ths
world, who will not 10 sous way or other eeebra.,
this hight And wall not thsir grandla he aud ,he.,
TrHndmothers remember how, when they yet.
young, they went ino the sports Of the "Eye of Az
Hallo"s" with slee and . vim which, even now
ID depicted yiviily before their ey es and males h.
feel Young once morei All those good Old time.
when maiden went alone to the looking -gass 70 =,
an apple, combing her hair all the time and erpsr.
Ing TO zee her sveethearts face peeping over he,
shoulder. And again, how tho old lady will III. and
tell how she vent out alone wash one oi her und
garments in running stream, and brought IL hou,
to dry, hanging II on . chair before the IRE via
religious belief that the future husband would eo,
In and turn 10 Int unfortunately che ioll Sss,p 40
II no did come In, sho "didnt zee H. There {,
nAyical story told concerning this tr!.k
by superstitious old Iri.h sud Scotch ladies
The legend 10 that young girl played this trck on
HalloW eve" IL 10 called in Ireland, land WHICH
Is corruption Of Holy even Having hung tho
garment the chair shs betook herIelf 70 bed. and
watched the result with much anKety. Preo sely at
l2 o'clock tmidnighD, young and handsome man
entered, and walkpg ove. 10 the FIRE, del.bara ely
turned the article Of dreG. He then vent towards
her little toilet table, whore, according to usage tho
had placed shaving spparatus These he used, ana
after shaving himself, he turned towards the Led
whore tho maiden lay, and With sorrow depleted ON
his features, sighed and lef the ROOM Tho terrified
girl lsy unconssious-hov long shs could not tell
but whom che asoks II vas broad day light. so
sr~s hurnedly, vent 70 make her toilet. and l,q,1
Vssilnues 81 Tho Laa Psse)
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THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.
Particulars OF the Late Disaster.

Sor'ol, Ort 2s.-The Norfolk Posr ihl, morning
siVes the particulars Of the late disaster to the
sIsaHship North star in the raie oil Hstoas ou the
night OF the 9th INST Such tue force Of the eat
on the morning of the 10Th that the water reached
within four inches Of tie fires, ard would have en-
tnguished them but for the sup"rhumnn efforts Of
the troops and Is''encer. Oh board oprcytntit. Al
ter throwing much N her caro- overheard tho vessol
msds one thousand gallons ol water minute. The
ship Is nov a. the wharf here, leaking 20 the ,xtoni
oftwo thousand gAilon minute, aud IL requires the
most energetic effort. at the puup' % keen her irou
sinking. The raesangon have published resolutions
denoInclns the owner Of tho North ssM !orsn.ius
her TO ses iu tho condition ia which they tne" Fer
TO b. iiar copper W. 30 torn that She pa-scnsor-
say tnst the ship could not make seven tno' all hou
Tho boiler was only eiurL 10 eighteen pounds Of
steam. There was an insuihoioncy Of life ho"" and
she yesse, In even Irspeot EI uutessorihy.
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News from Hsyt received by vv Of Europe an
uounoe' ihst the taking Of Fort St Michael by the
rebels had not been Of any sdv.nuxe to them since
the capture. sfirmuhes tske place daily, In which
lOor u men Of sansve's army sho, or disabled.
Zach day number OF deserters, pressed by hunser,
come over to tue government lines. The position Of
the town said to be crossing daily more desperate
sAlnsve, anxious and suspicious makes and renate.
admin nlstrstions every day. Provisions are ,oaroe
and prices fsbulous Biseui, are . dainty meal;
-four Is SisOO per barrel, and broad four dollar. per
pound. Strangers at the Cape have been warned that
persons tskins refuge With them must not be allowed
any communication With the outside salnsvo has
shot several persons accused Of ineiting q reaction
Every indication points to the fall Of the rebellion.
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THE FENIANs.


European files contain further p.r,icrisrs relssivs
70 the trh Of persons In Corh. cha tged With beins
memher ofthe fenisn organization The principal
-iinoes for the prosecution John wsrner one Of
he iutormer. lie rsts that he hnd benn . Fenisn
since the month Of M.y. 1854. The Feui.n Bro,b,,-
hoOl were hound toeether hv oath, and have ron.
,nlred to overthrow the British Coverument in Ire
i.nd, for which purpose hr frequently Nth then,
IoI me purT ose Of training 10 the Of arms and
ar1ing, and pr.ccing Illegal exercises in the naish
porhood OF Cork. lie has seen all the prisopefs
nrAsned trained to the up, Of the n ke. some Of
the plans Of the Fenian Brotherhood veIs 10
niesk ny the rall-av,, destroy the tele-
Graph wires, and blow np th,i bridsss I;
persons we're o he pressed 10 join the Renan ranks
aud ~ hey refused ther be sho', aud IN. pro.
p1uee OF those who did not Join were be slysn 10
mose rho survived the var. On the a unday week
poofe he swore Information, he a m an whom he
me. TO De colonel IN the Fenian Broth erhood Who
ssld ne came from America tiom John OMahony,
Head Centre met him in Geary's an this man
not be particular about "ioot" drill b. 10 male
thenselve. proficient v.th the use Of ii rife Ue
said he vas cap ain In the tedersl Arm saw him
~ Gesrts, and sav him teach number if men how
TO load and ire the rho, thai all they wan ei
70 knov h present Geary's clerk used TO be rtyod
the 'Gsltee Boy In the lRsu PEOPLE nevsplper
Al persons opposing the Fenisns 10 be killed
In tar and burned
Al this point considerable argument arose bet-eeu
the re,pecNe counsel In regard the an Of ths
examination OF the witness the psrt OF the grown.
ailer Hhlch the court Adjourned.
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From California.
The Pursuit OF the Shenandoah News of
tlo hs.-s-American Telegraph LXpedi-
dion.

san Frdne.seO, oct. 2s.. Dates from Honolulu 10
the 3Hh ci September aIo -Jc.,eJ The Honolulu
ADyihTiFfR publishes 4 Hst OF uiucy-dye shalers,
composing the Arctic fleet, nearly all American.
Ihiry-thrco Of these had been burned or bonded by
the Shenandoah, and siIty two IemAiued TO he heard
from The Federal war steamer sarAuac ssled from
Honolulu on the i7th Of september To- harque.ss
HAND owing 10 rumor that lot OF coal had been
landed Al foatca for Tho Shenandoah.
The steamer George :. WrishL win Go. BIfley
aud party comprising IT. Russian telegraph erpeii
tion vas a. Ho,er Bay at lss. accounts. Wusor
VS. then isft comlne on, Win long uishis aTi lt'le
SUM anne, Exploration la4 ft'@on' ne NJ mat
thu lcApHk RIVER va iur -tt g lht tlLlu,
nNthb'e ior small steHr ere tO t -.al on ttiant
lefnCr IVES selected ior thp ndint Vi tlo cable on
lne tnelleAn side. II q q me hHto" win
haih iptt0m, There Wst no ulllt N NN region
OF country. The count. ris iollng tut lhe gloIni
w ny toash. Co.onel EukeJ had sounded i0ts
tlhGs were iavo able oil The a. across the Dot
lom peIng mud, G.olna ice was IA. q d.scoVeIed 9u
~ LtHience Bl, which Vas noi iaVyi Sn.- Iot tne
~ ing oi lhh cable, 1t heus shaoS tnd eApIsea 70
the Suta.heAst .es. Aiouilia bli res oInI ia oi
re Irktt bay pcs n cd atod pol'om .ni s'ehi-
Itlng note mountainous than IN 4 Of ~ Aher IN IN
@ ino UNITY VA entirely atst'u.e o N1,,.et. no
klOuhu Nat thAN cd about thiuy hchei ut thulaIs
@r @ 'oih s'qss etie friendly an olh'r ~ n USE
f fu ine husl.ns hSd done eve .inAS Npini.s p. 70
~ III ia. ,n. enterprise. ~ tiatf tlh ~ puihsley
Kinnsat viii Se saP io snih'. ans - = -,pnas P,r7 of
tseiye men a. fort s. NithssL :. shs aolln o. the
sipieTs 'hs fAnkssn,
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WRECK OF THE REPUBLIC.
The Survivors on Their Way Back To This


chaILestsn, s. C. Odt. 2s.-The steamer Republic
which loft New York for ser orlein' on The ls'h
inst, wrecked of the coast Of Georsls wednes-
day last -Four boa. and one raft pl; of from the
,hip. One Of the boi, arrived At Charleston to-day.
This boat contained Capt. :. Young, Engineer 6. "
Dunfoe, Purser W. II. Morehead, and :. W. Whit
man, j. X. Malby, Mrs. J. II. White and child, Mrs.
L. u. Dehrsti aud two children, T.. Pattse, J. Nc
Loughln, :. Lyons, steward sl,o 'esmen J Huinn,
Tnos. smith, Z. Lsarv, and Jas. Co.conan. Tho
other boats and the rSt have ben heard Of. Tho
survivors will take passage on tho Quaker City Tor
New York tomorrow.
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vas the Presidents vish, and on the other ,h, Il
should express its honest unbiased sentimentA The
motion vss lost by heavy majority.
TIE sKSEnAL sovrRsxkrr DECLARES ITS POSITION.
Wa,hinoton, Oct so.--Thc following /, the tent N
. communication dated Washington, Oct. 2s, 1865,
and transmitted to his Ercelleney james j. Johnson,
Provisional Governor Of Georsis- at killedseviue
Your several ,elesrsms have been received The
President oi the United States cannot rtcognze this
rcope Of an rtste having resumed the re alton, Of
LOYALTY 70 the Union, that admits - leel obligations
contraeted or debts created Ia their names 10 pro
mote the var Of the Isbellion. WILLIAM 5KwLRp.
Louisiana.
S,u Orleans, Oci. fS.-Es -Ciovornor Allen has rub.
ii.hed card Withdrawing his name A. . candidate
for Governor Of Loui,isns. Letters lately received
from him 20 ,o SHOW that s his intention to remsin
in keIioo. His friends depreca,s the use Of his
name. Ills vithdrarL will insure the election Of
Gov. Wells. The registering ofvo;er, and the taking
Of the amnesty oath 10 going on briskly. Gen. Can
by has declined TO prevent from voaS those citizens
who we're Obliged TO register their names under the
orders Of Gen. Butler.
south Carolina.
Hon. ?. J. Moses has been chosen President Of the
South Carolins Senate. and Hon. A. Padrieh Speaier
Of the Hosse.