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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

The following is. told by the Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial:
The other day came across a Western
Congressman who appeared to be in a high
state OF indignation at something ~ other.
and IN response to an inquiry as to what
was the matter with bin, he unbosomed
himself as follows:- ~ ~
Its enough to make anybody mad, just
to think Of it. fjust now met fellow that
| used to know out West as poor journey
man carpenter, and a botch at tn It. He
couldn't earn his salt, except at the meanest
kind of mending and patching. 1 thought
as 1 saw him coming up the avenue dressed
to kill. witha great big watch chain han yins
out Of his vest, and diamond ring on near.
~ every finger-I really thought the fellow
had been robbinr somebody, for when saw
him before he looked as if he really needed
somebody's cast OF clothes to cover his ma.
kedness.
II told him I was glad to see him and
congratulated him on mis- health and appear.
ance. Then said to him, Jim, what have
you been doing since saw you last, good
while ago9 lie fingered his watch chain
while, and looking at me said cody, Tye
been in business in Western Pennsylvania,
What kind p said T. Tn the oil business
said he. 'Ah, indeed said I. Il suppose.
then, you've done pretty well.' expected
to hear bin say yes that he had done very
wel-had made forty or fifty dollars week
or something that way; but, instead of that
he says to me, well, no, I haven't done
very well; I've only made about $50. 900.
but think I'll do better next Spring.
This was the eliminating point. of the
Congressman's indignation--tbe impudence
OF the carpenter, thinking he hadn't done
well at $4,000, when a few months ago he
was looking for jobs at dollar day, and
couldn't get them. And all on account of
"ile."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

An ARAB TRADTloN.--It has frequently
been asserted that Adam was made from
the earth of the plain called "Camrus Da
maseensus," near Hebron, which is of a
red color; from this his name is supposed to
be derived, since Adam in Hebrew signifies
red. 1t is therefore no wonder that the
Arabs in general, and especially the Mo-
hammedans, regard this field with great
reverence, aud take away morsels of the
earth as relics. According to them it was
Azral the angel Of death, who brought to
God the dust Of which Adam vas ormed
This had been gathered from the four quar-.
ters of the world, and was of different colors
corresponding with those of the different
races of men. After God had made man,
he placed him in Paradise, where nothing
was wanting that could minister to his
pleasures; and on his complaining of loaeli :.
ness, gave him Eve as his companion -
She afterwards led him into sin, and God
sent both Of them to do penance and purify
themselves by standing in the waters of the
Jordon. Adam faithfully obeyed the com.
mand Of God, but Eve came out Of the riv.
er before her period of probation had ex.
pired. ana thus incurred again the anger of
the Almighty, who then separated them for
one hundred years. Adris,, an Arab histo.
rian, asserts tnat the body of Eve is buried
at Jeddan, the port of Mecca and that tha
Kauba was the dwelling of Adam.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

On Saturday week, Geo. Farrier living
few miles from Washington. Iowa. commit.
ted suicide by hanging himself with check
line, IN his barn. No cause assigned. So
says the Press.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16
The Origin of the Locouiotixe.

In the matter Of priority of invention in.
or rather OF attempts at, land propulsion by
steam, the French may well claim to be our
dsU1nciers,.. and we do not think that auy
true Enelishnan will be inclined to grudge
them this honor. The first steam carriage
seems to have been made by Frenchman,
Cugnot, in 1850, that same marvellous year
which witnessed the birth of Napoleon T.,
Wellington, humboldt. Mehemet Ali, Lord
Castlereagh, Sir E T. Brunei, Cuvier, and
the first patent Of Arkwright, the first pat
ent of Watt, as also some other events al.
most as great in their eventual influence on
the present era. An engine made by 6ug.
not is still in existence IN the Conservatoire
des Arts ct Meters at Paris. 1t has COP.
'er boiler, very much like COMMON kettle
without the handle and spout, furnishing
with steam pair of 13 in. single acting cy.
llnders. The engine propels single drtv-
ing wheel, which is roughened on its perfp-
hery. Altogether, this engine bears consid-
erabie testimony to the mechanicaLgenius of
its inventor. 1t was unsucce ssful, having
cot overturned once or twice on the yerv
bad roads then existing in France, and it
was put on one side. 1t is stated. how ever.
that arrangements were made, in 1901, to
put it to work in the presence of Napoleon
Bonaparte. The departure, however, of Ma
poleon for Egypt, prevented the trial-a cir.
cumstance which recalls Fulton's subsequent
unsuccessful negotiations with Napoleon for
aid in attempting marine propulsion bv
steam. Watt, then, in 1884, patented 10.
comoive engine, the boiler ofwhich was to
be "of soood," hooped like beer barrei.-
watt, however, bad not much faith in steam
carriages, and he objected to the attempts
made in this direction, in 1884, by William
Murdoch, his very able assistant. The
miniature engine made by Murdoch in that
year is still carefully preserved at Soho.-
Careful and elaborate researches, such A
those lately made by Mr.. Zerah Colburn.
INTO the history of the locomotive, seem to
more and more confirm existing impressions
as to the great part done by Trevethick in
the introduction of the locomotive engine
Builder.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16
THE LIGHr Ar HOME.

The light at home ! how bright Il beams
When evening shades around us fail;
And from the lattice far II 9 leans, ea
To love, and rest, and com fort all;
When wearied with the toilsof day,
And strife for glory, gold, or fame,
How sweet TO seek the quiet way.
Where loving lips will lisp our name. I,
Around the light at come 81
When through the dark and stormy night.
The wayward wan6erer homeward flies,
How cheering is that twinkliug light, IL.
Which through the forest gloom he spies
IL sth light Of home. He feels
That loving hearts will greet MIN there,
And safely through his bosom steeIs
The joy and love that Danish care
Around the light at home.
The light at home--how still and sweet
1t tpeeps from yonder cottage door,
The weary laborer to greet
When the rough tolls OF day are o'eri
Sad Is the soul that does not know
The blessings that the beams impart,
The cheerful hopes and joys that flow,
And lighteuup the heaviest heart
Around the light at home. f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16


Only FIVE LEFT The House COMMITTEES
on Revolutionary Pensions reported a bill
granting to the five surviving heroes of the
infant Republic gratuity of three hundred
dollars per annum for the remainder Of their
lives. The venerable list is as follows
Lemuel Cook, aged ss, Orleans county,
New York.
Samuel Downey, aged as, Saratoga coun:
ty, New Yok k
William Hutchins, aged 100, Hancock
county, Maine.
Alexander Maroney, aged o., Orleans
county, New York
James Barbour, in his 1Olst year. Missouri.
In july, 1868, eighteen were living. In
January, 1864, twelve-seven have since
dice. = Washington Chronicle.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

A postscrip says it was Cheatham,s
troops and the fight took place at Acton
S. G. 'iiH ~ =,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

The Charlotte North Carolina Depocrse
OF the 2lst has vague rumor that d. II.
Hill or Cheathan, from Hoods old army,
had struck SherInan's rear and captured
5000 prisoners, besides large number Of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

ANTIQUITY OF ZlNc.-A strange discovery,
If true, has just been made at Pompeii.-
The Italia OF Naples states that q Iountaip
has been discovered there, covered with
zinc. tits added that this is the first time
that the said metal has been found at Pom,
pe''. We should think SO; for though the
ore was known to the Romans. the metal
was not extracted from it, so far as our
knowledge goes, until the sixteenth ceutu.
ry, by Paracelsns.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

A burglar entered the house Of j. P.
Grantham, in Mt. Pleasant, one night last
week, and rihed his pockets of $3.50.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
TD ADVERTISERS.

The circulation nl the Philadelphia Age
which is st, sdily and raphily growing. makes
il at les.t as valuable n,cli,Hn for advertis-
iag a. any other commercial aud business
newspaper in Philadelphia. fF II
The Publishers of the Age could easily CT
their columns awith the unsought and most
liberal commeI.ia,inns uf the press through.
out the country. but they prefer tha: il should
sssnd sltogeshsr upon claims ~ public conf
dence well known and established. They
believe 1t has acquired this reputation by the
eandor, ,fearlessncss. and Independence with
which il has been conducted, through times
ef extraordinary cnf,isi"n Of ideas on public
subjects, aud latteriy Of almost unexample.i
public trial. 1t Is now, and vii. be, as here
iofore. the supporter of truly national princi
plcs, opposed alike TO radicalism and IA
naiicisn in whatever form, and devoted to
.he maintenance Of good government, law,
srder. .r
The publishers Of tho Age conceive that il
shus rensiers p 'cuIiAr services and has pecu-
Ear claims rpon all men by whom It's princi-
pies are valm d, and who lcok, by the proper
means, to opromote and secure the Constitution.
al restoration OF the Union. These can best
show their sense ut the untiring efforts OF the
publishers, ia behalf of this great and unpar.
al.ellea cause by sustaining this paper in al
i!x hUsilsess relations. s.<.-,.4. ..,- -. -
GIOSSBRENER & WELSH,
$50 ChtsEut Street, Philadelphia.
.Decenbcr 22nd, l864--tf. ..~s- = r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

Is complete compendium Of the news Of the
week AID CONTAINS tle chief editorials, the
prices current and mMk ket relsorts, stock quo
taiisns. correspondence anil general news
matter, published in the Daily Age. II als
oostaius a great variety Of other matter,. rem
.iering II In all re>pects first class family
,nruai particularly adapted TO the politician,
the merchant, the farmer, the mechanic. the
literary man, and all classes Of iea,lers. II
has, in fact. every characteristic OF live
newspaper, fitted for the counting bousc tie
workshop, the farmers 6reside, the politician.
and the gene raj reader.
TIE Weekly Age is mailed in season TO
rrach oil parts of Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
Delaware aid Mary land. on or before Satur-
day h each week. ~ y. r. f.F"
TERMs-Two Dnlla,s per annnn: fr u
single c,py-one Dollar for six mont',s--snd
sixty Cents fr thsee m.mths. L" clubs "t
ten one dollars and seventy five cents per
copy per annurn-t~enry copies for one year
lur thirsy dollars and one copy gratis to the
person. gsftiug1,p the club. n" paper will
be cent unl:i tie subsrriptior Is paid. go.
Specimen coplrs Of the above papers rest
gratis 20 any a'.iress. on application.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

II
advocates the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party. and therefore necessarily
iavcrs the restoration of the Guion as it was.
and defends the Constitution Of the United
States and that Of the Cmnionweaith.
it Il Issued every marning, tSuhday ex-
cepsed,l aud sc0mtains The latest intelligence
svm all parts If the wsrld; with carefully
p,epafed articles Son Government. Politics,
Trade, Finance and prompt editorial COM
s,ents on the qaestinris and affairs of the land
market Eeports- prices currani. stock quota
ti.,us. marine diligence, report of public
gatherings, E,resgn and domestic correspon-
dencc, legal reports. theatrical criticism. re-
view Of iiteratare, art and music, agricultur-
nj matters, and discussions oi whatever sub
pct i, .,f g-.,srai interest and importance.
No evci,t Of any importance occurs in any
part nf The country without being fully and
promptly seicgraphed TO and published
pr"mp;lyin its colannns. !, has NIL the dis
patchss of the associated press from every
part of the United States and she nsvs fr"m
aii parts Of Europe brought by the steauicrs
is Instantly tclsgrapi,eti. from whatever point
the steamers fi,t touch. -
TERMS TO Mail Subscribers. $1,000 per
ann,iin; s5 for six months; $2.50 fr three
r.'",si,s. ard for any less time, ut the rate oi
% cents pcr month.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
r ARGEST
L.. ~-t- STOCK OF
IN BALTIMORE

I GRIT - DRY GOODS
IN BALTIMORE.
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
NOS. 1919, POI and 2O3 BALTIMORE ST.
BALrsMoRE,
invite the attention or
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
to make purchases, to the very extensive
WHOLESALE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
second floor and basement Of their pu,xhoase
embracing in addition TO their own large and
general
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS,
large and well selected stockof
DOMESTlCS,
WOOLENS
and STAPLE GOODS.
Of every description.
OUR SPLENDID RETAIL
STOCK OF GOODS
on first floor,
embracing
ARTICLES OF EVERY CLASS,
from
Low PRICED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT,
IN EVERY BRANCH OF THE TRADE.
rendering our entire stock one of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
The Wholesale and Retail Price being mark.
ed on ea,:h article, from which
NO DEVIATION IS ALLOWED.
Parties not fully acquainted with the value o.
Goods c,n buy from US with perfec, confidence
Mrcfs 24sh, iS64--u. eS"T -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
DRAFTlD MEN.
DRAFTED men.
IN Saint Mar,'s Charles and C.ss1 ,coun-
= ties can Le furnished with
"ALlEN SUBSTITUTES"

al short notice, and "RELEASE guaranteed
for one or three years"
Having experience in the Business since the
first Draft in 1861, both in Maryland, and
other States, tl.ose who favor Us with their
cases, will be promptly and .satisfacto-
rily served.
Enrolled or Drafted men need not leave
,Leir homes, SIS arrangements Can he made
through their Commission Merchant. or any
other friend. by giving laine, nums;sr of
ELECTION District and County correctly, and
state where the money is Deposited. .a
No money is expected untiil Exemption
paper is procured, and with Guarantee fur
nished to such Friend, or TO Commission
Merchant.
Reduction in price made, when Clubs Of
Ten, or more offer together.
Having many Agents in our employ we
can fill orders with dispatch, no matter to what
extent they are offered. "All c1mmunica-
lions promptly answered.
WM. COTTON, s. co.
duly authorizel Agents,
No. "a Second Street cor. Wipoletts Ally,
Dec. sth, lS64-lm
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE To .cREnlrsRs.

NOTICE is hereby given thai The .ubscri.
IN be.s have obtained from the o<pAsns
Court Of 81. Mary ;. county, m Mar yand, let
,ers of adminissraiior on tie psrso,sal estate af
c. L. tohnson, late os said county, de-
ceased. AL persons having, claims axainst the
said decased are hereby warned TO exhib,s the
same with the proper vouchea thereof, 10 the
ssbscritprs on or before the 9th dry Of June
1865. Otherwise they may be excluded by law
from nlT benefit or The said estate. Given un-
der our hands this 5ih day Of jan, 1865.
WM. En-. JOHNSON,
sWAl. F. LEACH,
49, y Administrators.
Jan. !. STR. lSG5-4w.s A7F
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE. TO cREl,lroRs

NlOTiCE Is hereby given that the ssbscri-
~ Der has obtaiaed rom fhs Orphans
Court of ST. Mary Q county, in Maryland. les-
..rs o; administration on the personal estate ot
VIM. z. Langley. late Of sasd county. deceas-
- Al persons having eiaims against the sand
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibis the same
with the proper vosches therssf, 70 the sub
scriber on o. before the sah day of February
1865. esherwlse they may be excluded by iss
from all bsse6t Of the said estate. Given an
der my hand this 9Th day Of August 1864.
~~4i -cATHARfNE p LANGLEY,
Administrative, w "A.
AuSust l,h le6A-lw 1'~e
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
pRo.fss1oxaL so1nE.

'INiiE undersigned, having devoted thres
years to the s,ad, OF Dentistry, offers HE
Professional services to the public. Ye will
practice dssstisssy,n hereaftef. in opnjunciius
with medicms. and can aiwsys be found
when not professionally engaged, at the ol.
residence o: c. C. Sralding. in Mesiley's Neck
!. AL orders aidre~Sei to him, from this and
the adjoining couaties, will NEE. with proTnp,
attention. -A.1 s7f~A
rs u. FELIX MORGAN, M.sb..
Leonard Town. P. O.
February 25th. 1864 3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

RlOTiCE Is hereby given that the subscri-
tV bers have obtained from the Orphans Couri
Of ST. Mary's county IN Maryland, letters ni
administrator on the personal esuse Of Henry
g. Garner, late of sald county, deceased. All
PERSONS having claims against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibi, the same
with the proper vouches thereof. to the sub.
seribers on or before the 4th dav Of Jure. 1865
o: :herwiss they may be excluded by law fron'
alI henef, Of the said e; tate. Given under ou,
hands ;h,s Is, day of December, 1864.
CATH ARINE A. GARNER,
GEORGE r. GARNER,
a Administrators ID. B. n.
y Dss. lsi, lS64-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

COAL OH. for Burning. PARRAFINE
- OLE for Cotton, WoolIen and other ma
chinery; NATURAL ROCK OIL for thresh-
ing and other maehinery; TAX OIL; LARD
OIL; PANT OIL, a good substitute for
Linseed Oil; POLAR OIL GREASE, for Wa
goa Wheels and heavy bearings ALCOHOL;
sENNNE. &c, &c. Es ,
For sale by
80. MCNEAL & JONES,
Ne. "a s. Calvert Street,
Baltimore.
Oct 18th, ls64-2m. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

nN application Of Cora A Campbell Exc.
~ cu,rix of George + Campbell late ol
Saint Mary county deceased, it is ordered
BY the Court, that the said rExecutrix notify
the creditors OF the said deceased TO file their
claims against said deceased in the office oi
the Register Of Wills for Saint .Msry's
county ON or befre the lst day of Februa-
ry 1866. for dividend, and that this order
be published once n week in each week un.
til TIE said LIST day Of February next
Test,
JAMES +. ~. RALEY,
Register OF Wills
for Saint Mary's, county
November oath, 1s64--tl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
yOr1rE rU cPEDt7oR.s. -

T hereby give notice. tha,i eave obtained
L from the Orphans Court of ST. Mary .
County, Mssylsnd, hassrs of sduaussresion on
the personal estate Of tsuxtssus b. Bend. late ol
81. 4Mary's County, deceased. All Tersons
having claims against the ss,sd deceased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with the
proper vouches attached thereto, on or be-
fore the 18Th day of April is65, otherwise
they mag be exciuasd -hy law from m beRefs
Of the said estate. Given under my hand this
i3th day Of Oct. is64. -.I q
ae - ISARRAH A. R0I.D.
-.4r Execu;nx
y Oct, 18Th. lS64-&w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE..
TREASURY DEPARTM ENT.
CoMPrRoLLER's OrFIcE,

Ehe Constitution OF the State Of Maryland
having superseded the necessity Of a
Compliance with these sections OF the laws Of
1864. chapters Is and 373 that require deeds
OF manumissin to be filed ard recorded with
the proper authority. or certificates from the
Clerk Of tie United States Board of Claims,
the undersigned Comptroller sf the State, vii!
authorize the payment Of all drafts, lduly
STAMPED aud in form prescribed bclv@) Of the
former owners OF enlisted slaves, whtse
names, dates of enlistment, &C., are shown
70 correspond with those borne on the pro-
perly certified rolls received by the Execu-
iive Of the State and referred to this Depart
n,ent for payment.
The enlisted slave who has not received his
bourty will be paid by duly authorized
sg"nt Of this Department, as soon as the rolls
are returned.
HENRY h. GoLDsB0R0uGH,
Comptrol.er.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

WI WHOLESALE GROCERS, and
w DEALERS In DOMESTIC, and FOR
EIGN LIQUORS. have removed from No.
l43 Wem Pratt Street, TO No. IS South
Street, East side, between Lombard & Bait.
Streets. and are prepared, with increased IA
cili,ies for business. To offer all articles in
their line on the tidst favorable terms.
Especial attention is paid TO the rectifyin
Of common whisky.
All c.,nsignnents Of country produce W
meet with prompt and personal attsution.
Oct 27th lS64-3m
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. j. r. TIOS. REEVES has located
IL at WHITE PLAINS, about mile
from the village Of Chaptico, ana respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
lie will devote himself exclusively to the
practice of his profession.
Jas. 18th. 1662-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

sU,HE undersigned, having visited Fortress
4 Monroe, Norfolk, Washington. and 9TH
er points, and msie arrangements to secure
the papers for all parties having slaves enlist
ed in the army. is prepared 10 give all infor-
maiios la parties concerned he has an en-
tire list Of all slaves enlisted u the inspec-
tim Of his fellow-citizens.
THAD. K PREUSS,
fee-~ Attorney at Law.
June Ind, I864-1m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
PROFENEl0fAL sMOTICE.

nRs. r j. s1Sro EE...pd CHARLES
DG0NRS, liavins, ssssc.sssds themselves
il. the Practice % Kaiisins, can always Be
Sound at ihsir otfioe In Lsoussa Tssn, wAsp
pot psolaseisnsl epssed.
Msy t3th. ls6t-es.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

: The publishers of the PhlhsieFphn Age IN
v,ts the atteution a business ssrn, thinking
men, and MI who are irsiercsiei in the yari-
Gus occupations anal pursuits of LIE. to .he
Daily aud Weekly editions of their journal.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
DY.E.ER IYS

The undersigned most respectfully offers
Il his services to the public as auctioneer.
Having had considerable experience, both in
city and country, he feels confident that he
will be able To give general satisfact tion. He
will at,eul in any part OF tie county when
called up.
RErEEENCEs:-C Richard II Miles
James T Yates Esq, Thomas W Gardiner
Esq., William F Leach.
JOIN Il W .MANKlNS,
SilestOwn,
st. .MAry's county,
Nd
November Gath 1884 on.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

Keeps constantly on hand large assori
meniof SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domes,s. Liquors, Tobacco, Sc
gars, &C., which will be sold, wholesale or r.
tail, at the loves market prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, of all kinds, cold
on commission, and special attention p.id to
the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and other
GRAINS. Commissions os all kinds execu.
ted promptly. with the strictest regard to the
interest 0t the c.usigice.
Public patronage is most respectfully soli-
cited.
i Feb..2Tth iS62--u
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NATHL POPE CAUSlN.
CLAIM ATTORNEY AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER,
WASHINGTON n ~

HAVING held different positions. under
~ The Government at Washington, for up
wards Of twenty ycars. Mr.. G. will atten,l B..
the prosecution Of Claims before the Depart
nsrts and Congress. @
de wi,l also Guy aud sell Real Estate on
e.,nmi.~i"n: rrrrnre tenants for those having
Hoasss, furnished and unfurnished,) to rent.
10. &A - . ..1 M ---.--.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

n. B. There has been received at this
Department up 70 this date, only parts Of
, .hs lsth. seth. ssth REGIMENTS Of u. S
Colored Troops. copies Of which have beer,
long since sent to the several County Clerks.
There hare been no returns made of the I'd.
4th, 9Th, 9th, llth aud ss,h Regiments.
I..s zfale. II u g Compt
November oath, 1s64-st.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
.N.BW gsFDI8o

PHE undersigned would most respectfully
inform the citizens Of ChaDtico District.
and che county generally, that they have
purchased the STOCK Of GOODS and Rave
taken the large and commodioas store house
lately occupied by Msssrs- johnson l. Bur
reughs, at ar
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE.

THE undersigned will attend, with dis
I patch, to all claims agains. the Govern.
ment-will prepare all papers and c.,Ilcct n
amounts dine the people in st. Mary's County
for slaves eulistei in the army &c. &s A.
A'E @. FRED, MADDOX, ~ 4
Leonard Town Nd
-e1r JNO. vt. FINDLAY,
~ No. 22 Law Builiisss. Bsla
/ June 2ad, 1854. --.s.- s.