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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

H0DTiCE.is hsssby sissa that the subseri.
~ bes has ,obtsined Ssm the Orphans'
Court Of 81. Mary is-eosasF, in Maryland. Les
iesa et saminissssiion an de perasnal estate Of
-. Lanssey, late q sasd county. deceas-
g, An rersons having claims a<sinss the sasd
eeeeslseu are hereby warned 10 exkIbit the same
with the proper .vcasches thereof, 70 the sub
sesiber on v cefose thessth dsy ofNebFuary
16ees othesvise they may be exehsdedsby isw
from all benefit of ahe said estate \ Given an.
der NY Annd ,shis lfh day Of August 1864.
sosisz4 scArHARlNE r. LANGLEY,
,3.sts & lg b Ekfy Administrative, w "A.
! Aagus 4th. l6e4 -lw. /
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTM ENT,
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
Aaaa,n.lia Nau..n,l,os lR locl

Annapolis, November I6, 1864
Fhe Constitution of. the State Of Maryland
J having superseded the necessity of a
Compliance with these sections Of the laws OF
1864, chapters Is and 873 that require ,leels
OF manumission to be fled and recorded with
the proper authority. or certificates fnm. the
Clerk OF tine United States Buard of Claims.
the undersigned Comptroller fthe State, viii!
authorize the payment nf all drafts. l,luly
stamped and in form prescribed below OF the
fosmer owners OF enlisted slaves. whose whose
names, dates of enlist ment. &C., are shown
to correspond with th,se borne on the pro-
perly certified rolls received by the Execu-
tive Of the State and referred to this Depart
ment for payment. "a zaJ ,s5.....f - 3D..
The enlisted slave who has nnt received his
bounty viii be paid by . duly aushosized
sgrnt Of this Department, ~ soon - the rolls
are returned. kt" Sill ss. tax 44.e
HENRY II. GoLDSBOR0U0H,
hAs.s.5 4=s erTs .d a- Comptsolse.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
AUCTIDl DlNElElR IllGs

THE undsrigned most respectfully Offers
! his asrvices tn the public a. auctioness.
Having had considerable experience, bothS iu
viii Be able 70 give general s.sislsesioa. lie
will attend in any part Of tie county when
called up.
RKrERkncEs:-Cd Richard n Miles,
James T Yates Esq., Thomas w Gardner
Esq, william v Leach.
.s JOIN Il w ysiANKINE,
H5 Milestown,
st. JMary's county,
Md.
November 24th isc4-6m: n
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
aP1lGFESEFON1L INt,a.iCE.

'TlRS. T. j.. STONE and CHARLES
II GDMRS, having associated themselves
in the Practics of ke1iciBe, can always -
found at their oiice IN Leonard Epwn, when
not professional engaged. she4at - ~
May l2th. is64-6t. ~ p 'a ssssskssf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given tha, the subscri
~ bsss have obtained from the Orphans
cosr. Of g. MARY eoupsy - M.,yI."d, ..:., !:, e
C. L. Johnson, @lsse Of sa;d county, de.
ceased. Al persons having claims against ,hs
said dscsassd are hereby warned % exhibit the
came with the proper vouehes thereof. to the
subseSibsrs on or 6efors she Ssh day Of Juns
1855. oshsrwsse they mny be sxclaasd by law
Efrom alI hens6s Of the eaid sstale. Given un-
.des oas kands this IN day .of yaa., 1855.
- Nm. III. J0HNSON,
VIII. r. LEACH.
= Administrators.
,Jsa.. ssh. Iesk ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
HAkRIsoN'S -~~-.--,
FOsAOC0 PLANT FERTYxEzER,
Z a.Fo 4 A eGRFnCr FOOD gInr,

h contains svery slsusspe q us4sklos
vh,ch the Totasc, PicuR jlskes lsom she scil
and In ju { pnPssiu 90 per5scs ths gnysak
Of The whole Plaus. h 8lso cus5taiss sIs-
msnts to give the greatest visor of gruw,h %
the toliage. and nass psr6sci organixssisn of
fhe 9eaf ~ al i.s ceGslituept paris. snd the
ereslesf am0nnt Os t]isi rscsiIEs 1safKSIeRk
whios seu GsmmsnsIr tlIe hi6Asue .sSsss In
che Imafsst. "a eonneeiio6 swtst ~ 6irheut
excsllence ofqxa1y.i if viii psoduee mach
iseer sunrs.m 81 pssepsed Leaf, tss She ssips
ceAt applied per scss. thelraay tn0wa issti.
iaEer., Lssthsr great ezceitence 4. thss @ Win
fes:spe end setain ths highelt Sar1lIsF at,ssIIs
and worn out BY psesSsss essrvIj jGEaig sslSh
tobacco o. my other sseeszsioa. ~ K1saHtk
- Dfscn1FTEvE Osn01sAao 0fsits sharss.
ter, properties and uses. and tessins, mali II
its great practical Frxuiss-seut 81 " mail.
Erica sof sadbmnsG nIAHr FxsriL,ggs.
$5eO0 I,er tnn. ToBxoco aniAxr Freaalrs.
En-, 3U0 % per ton Of 1000 lbs, In tbasn ,cf
200 lbs., esch-NEr Cxsls.'sf .6xf ~
AL5XANDERsHk7EE2UOHsss Hsssss
IxvExros& & Psorsrrr,n
80 q ke!.Balas No.l6H G0MMi$RCk.Sssaat
s''-haa2 3 ,Fsssss PHILADELRNlTa
May lfsth. 'iss4-sGls@ sas .a9ps.. ,.a
.at--sss3 .ssEl ss1h
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
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= LIEN SUBSTITUTES. 80. 90
1 fs<6.1 "a .eaI Iaa ~ !.
~ 49, ~, nd sRELEASE xr,sra,aeed
ftr go g. thEop ycass.sa vssr 81 ! nsgs II -
hax11E cxpesience In de Dsxiuex siueethe
fitA D1o& q 1861, b,th ID Aasylsud, sna
otl,sr Sn1es those Who l.ws as ~ssk sheir
e. III b psonPtiy end ssdsk.eso-
: EnspI 3 = Draised men deed no. leave
TIER houen, - arian:ements can b srnade
thronsh tlleir Casna,issiua .Merchans. or any
oehs ~ swing nnnes numl~r rof
Elecl iit4tt slsd c,1hty cDtrctti5, and
state - fisssHnoney : Depsiied I &
10 meney b sxpscsed until Exem,stion
paper y Neuscd, and withsa Guarsis,ss.s far-
nisled e ssch Friend. .cr - Commi~isss
Aerc11m1. ! .aissailst .bst H. \. - hs.tss
Redpetion IN price made, when CuAs oi
Ten. - mHs ofSer together. 4 II IL =
Hevin many Agents in oars empioy swe
can III @dsfs NTH disfnfeh, 70 nassef sewhas
exfsne they IN oGsred. is"All e0nmusics.
tiens peunptly answered.
=. awM-COLn0N, g. co.
duly suthofi2od Agents,
No. - 6esoad Ntpsst um. Wipdets AIly,
De- ~. 1ssl-ln sslsl ~ ass 80
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
Kfal Gstatt 19enfl,,
-@r AT WASHINGTON. DC.
.zAcHS. RR00KE. JAMES D. AAEKIN
= sBROoKEkMANKIN.sl

ssEAx. EsTATE BRaEERs, dE,sa.AE,a AGENTS.
Office No. 4A + Street. between 8rh and
eth. andssise aocm West q General Post Office.
Having an ,sEfenxive correspondence with
Land Agents thouRh~ut -ths coantEy.' we
,wauld invite the aatentiun Of persons having
land,for salc IN Maryland.
- Zach lib. Brooke, =
. : COMMISSIONERS sGF .DEEDS FOR
Mar, land. ,- lllincis
New Hampshire. Minnesota,
Tennessee. -. New Nexico
Sept. 10Th 1864 6m Is.sf - - t'"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
l01lcE "a ceepl1oes.

nnOTiCR is hereby given That ,he sshscri-
IN Vbsss hare obtained from the OrThans Couss
Of 81. Mary . county IN Maryland, lesiess Of
administration ON the personal estate Of Henry
@. Garner. late Of said county, deceased. ALI
persons having ciaims asainst the sa,d de-
ceased, are hereby varned 70 exhibit the came
with the proper vouches thereof. to the sub.
seribers on or bsfore the 9Th day Of Jure, 1855.
otherw,se shsy may be exciuded BY law from
all benefit Of the said estate. Gssen under our
hands ihis lst day Of December, 1864.
CATAARINE A. GARNER,
49, GEORGE r. GARNER,
@& Administrators ID. B. n:
Dee. lst, 1664-lw. 100. .Hs r..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
REF ERs To

Hon. A Ramsay. % s Senate, FIoa II s.
Wilkinson, U 3 Senate Hon T A Hendricks
q 5 Senate. and late Com'r Of Land Office,
Hon w Window, House of Representatives,
Hon loan Wilson. sd Auditor u y Treasury.
Hon Geo C whiting, late Comu,isioner Of
Pensions. Hon r Wailack. Mayor Of WASH
ington. Messrs. Rittenhouse. Flint q Co.,
Bankers Washington. Hon w M Meuiek,
Balsimsse. Measr2 d Was6eld b Son, Ralt..
Messrs. Neale, Harris & Co. Ilaltimose, p
Giison, Esq.. Cashier Bank Of Ba!timnse,
Hon Geo Brent. Charles County Nd. Fsed'k
Store. Eco. Charls Gsunfy Nd. John
Mischeil Laq. Charles Coanty Md, Robt.
Ford. Rsa,. 81. Mary's County MI.
! s6r oFF1CE.-No. 5 First Floor. .In-
tellisensss" Bailaiass, 5th Ssreet, Washins-
tan. RESIDENCE--6s ST., Paul Street.
Baltimore. - &.
sD6T Commnnicat;ons may Be ailfiresaaa TO
Mr. g. itt1 &C Balsimoss, bux No. 1o4o. or
Box No SIS. z,se ~
.Deceinbsr 22nd. ls6l-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.
soSHE Seventeenth Annual Session Of this
D Institution will open September 5th.
The College Is Incorporated aud endowed BY
the State, and affords every facility Tor .
thorough and accomplished educated.
During tho last session l30 pupils wers In
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION:
Prof. n G Brooks, Ancient Languages.
II A Brooks, M. D., Mathematics. &c.
Miss X. A Rradley, Engtish & Relies Letters
Mim . HassuaA, ftgiish auM Mathematics.
Miss n 2sinlardt. German Language.
Mad. A Dubyeuil, French Lar gnage.
Mr.. A Weidenbach, Drawing and Painting.
Ax. John Sch~fier, Pianl, nc.
Miss il v Brooks, Piano anil Singing.
By the conditisns Of the State endowment
tne pupil ftm each coanty 10 sducsted with
eat any .oharge fcr tuition. bsuks or stsiians-
'ry. TIE sobslsrahip 5i,r St. Mary's coauty Is
vacant. aFor catalogues win iull informa-
n. G. BRU,Ks, IL. D.. President.
August 9th. 1S64-tE
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NATH'L POPE CAUSIN.
CLAIM ATTORNEY AND 1EAL
ESTATE BROKER, 4,
-e'a.ea WASHINGTON. D. @. s,.f,

HAVING held different positions. under
- the Government at Wsshingtsn, for up-
~ar'ls Of twenty years, Mr. G. win attend to
the prosecution Of Claims before the Depart
ments and Congress. it.rs ~
He will also Luy and sell Real Estate on
Commission; procure tenants for those having
Houses, tfurnished and unfrniahe.l.l to rent.
&C., sc. = q ~ n
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -
NOTICE 10 hereby glventhast the suoscssbess
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
SAINT Mary's county, in Maryland. letters of
on the personal estate Of Wm.
H. Garner. late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same, with the
proper vouclies thereof to ths'subscribers. on OF
before the 9Th Of April, 1865, otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under our ,hands this
24th, day Of Nov. 1864. .a,. a. s..r ~.
sR JOSEPHENE GARNER, -..
! tAsa - RlOHARD Fl. MILES,. gs,@
. 49, of as@E sr4 IA Administrators.
Nov. 94,h. lS64-4i. 80, .
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
TIIE PHILADELPHIA sA0E.
a.51ssa1otCe.. !. ! 80
The Hsios. re Gda4imio.. oaAd ~ e.
Jorosnenf ef ths Lazs.

The publishers Of the PHILADELPHIA Age In
vite ths. attention u business men, thinking
men, and oil who are fnieressed in IL svari-
oss occupations and pursuits Of life. to the
Daily snd Weekly editions Of their Journal,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

WANTED.

1--WE bushels of PEACH STONES, to be
4 delivered In Leonard Town, for which
tho highest cash prices will be given. Apply
in 1,ess0w to the Editor of tue Gazette.
dec. lst, 1864-tf rr
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NOTICE TO cREDlroRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subseri.
IN ber has obsainsd from the Orphans
Csart q S!. Marys county in Maryland, let
iers OF administration on the personal e.
taie Of hesry Bond, late Of ssid county.
deceased. All persons having ciains against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibis the
same with the proper vouchea thereof, 70 the
suhscriber on or before the I2th day Of Julie
1865. otherwise they ma/ be excluded BY law
from ali bens6t sf the said estate. Given un-
der my hasd dis l5sh day of Dec. l66t.
i.# ANN BOND,
F'A'o /" fsf Administrative
Doc. l5sh. is64.-lw
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

Ordered BY the Court. that the AUDI
Sor's Report. fled in this case. be rat
iked aud Confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary be shown ON or before the third
Monday of March next. Provided q
copy Of this osder be publishedin the Saint
fiary's Gazftc. once a week for three sue.
.eersive weeks. previous to said third Moe
day Of March next.
s, By order. II. l.
.a. JNO. A. CAMALlER. Crk.
aIt True copy--test.
as." .JNO A. CAMALIER. Crk.
January 5th. 1865-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

He wss committed to my custody upon tho
charge Of ''assaulting with istent 10 kill,
Henry M; Langley. Esq.. Of y. lpigces Dis
trict, in this county" Said negro ris about
twenty-five years Of age stout, has full lace,
Is Of ligh: copper colss, and about Eve fsst,
eight or nine inches high. M marks upoa
bis person ase rssssnssessd. He WAS dressed,
when he made his escape, In dark wealsn
pantaloons and cuat-spparently much worn
black felt hat, and a pair Of old shoes. 1
viii give the above reward for his appsehen~
sion and delivery to me, % fos hn 1odensse
In the counly Jill, at Leonarltown. -''-
N@lTs PHILIP r. D0n8EY.
August 18-6l-4w Nh'6 os. NurvI, Co
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
HARRISON'S
PLANT FERTlLsxEss.
A PERFECT FOtlD FoR EvERY YAH.
ETY. OF FARM AND QARDElt :
.Ft-iE .CROP.

Viii furntsh every element. sequidia fne
= the must rariA slasi9s snd enlarged
Gosth, the 0asf pafsa sAssstmss ~ svssx
osean OF each plant, ta,e pa0ss mseuss dansi-
opmeut of thsif 1Fsdt snd, eonscquently Che
mase heaithy snaisuda easihls % asl<lm.,
: dt sta Sise AtSaility o t1s mot bsepsn
soih. and ana maintain tie Aielssut EnilI1r
in.stt srSlp ..f - !.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
uOFICl OF DUIDlDD.

IN application of Mary Thompson and
George G. Morgan, Admr's., Of Alcxan-
Ter j. Thompson, late Of Saint Mary's Coun-
ty. deceased. it is ordered by the Court, that
the ,aisl administrator. notify the creditbrs oi
saidrdeceased to file their claims against said
deceased. in 10 Register Of Wills Office Of
Saiat Mary's County. on or before the 10th
day Of Oct. next. for dividend, and that this
Gasetle, oneo week in each week, until che
SAID 10th day of Oct. next.
.fHFI JAS. r. M. RALEY.
Register ct Wills
for Saint Ma rys County.
August 4th, lsG4-td. ts &C.. fEs'ys
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
FORM OF DRIFT.

$ieo 90 80 Z. ~'.'ea
The Treasurer Of the State Of Maryland pay
to---or order the SUM Of one hum
dred dollars. Appropriated to ,ne, as former
owner Of man a African de-
scent. a- --euunty. under Acts Of the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, chaplem Is,
24s and s73 Of 1854. enlisted in Company
. Of the--Regiment OF the u 5 Codosed
Troops, - per certified rolls on file In ne
Treasury Department Of said State. =
Test:
N. B. There shas been received at this
Department. up to this date. ouly parts Of
the l9th. s0tk, s9th Regiments Of u s
Colored Troops copies Of ywhicb h4ve been
long since ssna tO the several County Oesks.
1here have bcsn no returns made Of The ID,
9Th. 7th. eth, llth and s8th Rs.imeats.
- si. H II g Compt-
November 24th, is64-sk s5 ,'.s-. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

4 cssgym.a. vhiis rssisius ID ss,ssa.
- AnisEica y misssonary, sIiscuvess3i {
saie and slmple remedy .kir' The Cus< 90
Nervou. wesknes, EAFiyS Decay. Dlsss~ss :
cf the Urinary and Seminal Organs, ami tlse =
whuas train of,diSosdsms tsusxha on By hamssa
ful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured By this noble remedy.
Prompted BY desire 70 benefit the afflicted
and untqrtunste. ] will ,ssod the uocips Coz
preretiag and using this m~iiciue. 10 o
,salsd envelope, 70 any enc who nesds T.
Piss.s i.eis.s s-ppsaepsiz szvsbys. +sss-
dressed n yourself - r SShTtyE
isa Adtirsss. y4s .s., Ill. .....x
+ts... n JOSEPH 7. lNMAN, 80 49,
-.'r't-as Staiiou u, nibls Hopss, me-
-. 80 !. ss1. New York clty. ~
New. sri. lsel--sf. s,asss ss,1I .se
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and Of enjoying the products Of our own Ia
Dor. 1t for you to take that stand in the
community and establish the great fact that
YOU are fit and qualified to be free. Liberty
does not mean life of Righteousness and in
doience, bat to be upright and'vittuous IN all
our relations Hence each and all must be
measured according to his merits. If Que
man is more meritorious than another they
cannot be equal, and he who is more merit
uous is the superior, regardless Of color.
T have lived in Southern State, and know
the habits Of your people under the influence
Of slavery, and | conjure you to live virtp-
ously and respect the marriage relaton.-
BE honest, moral and industrious That is
the way to make black men white and white
men black Let your determination be in
flexible to do your duty in TIE future, as you
have undeniably done in the past.
There is great problem before us, and
that is, whether the eolored clement can be
affiliated with the white race into a homoge-
neoua mass. Slavery is ovcrthrown, but
can fous millions Of Ieople be made to take
their place and work harmonlously &nd con-
gruousIy in our system? Let Us make the
experiment in good faith. If the races can
not agree then they must be separated, and
Providence will point out the means of sepa-
ration. Then bear yourselves nobly, and
help to solve this great problem. f
am not one OF sbose who assume and
pretend that am stronger than nature and
wiser than Providence. God will deliver
this nation and this people from the difficult
ties that have surrounded them.
Let me, in conclusion, thank You for pay
ing me this compliment. fl know the FEEL
ing Of NY own heart, I would say no word
that would wound the tenderest sensibility
among you. Then please accept my thanks
for the honor and compliment you have paid
me. ~ f.
The President was cpdly apI1aulcd in
every part ofhis speech. After its conclu-
SION, the President retired, and the band
struck up a patriotic air. The regiment
then took up its line Of march for Campbell
Hospital. ''' =.
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Proclamation of the President.

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.--The following
proclamation was issued to-day by the Pres
dent:
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P O e T r z
NOTENE LIKE THE GID TINE.

There is no time like the old time, when you and
were young. Z. r.
When the buds of April blossomed, and the birds
of spring time sung ,e.
Then the gardens brightest gior!es by summer
suns are nursed.
But, oh, the sweet, sweet violes, the flowers that
opened frstl ,s
There is no place like the ldplace where you and
were born,
Where we lifted first our eyeiids on the splendors
of the morn.
From the milk-white breast that warmed Us, from
the clinging arms that bore.
Where the dear eyes glistened Ger US that will
look on us 40 more
There is no friend like the old friend who has
shared our morning days,
No greeting like his welcome, no homage hike his
praise
Fame is the scentless sunhower, with gaudy
of gold
But friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets
in every fold.
1nere Is no love Ike Vic Olu 1--WE t4ct We Coui
in our pride:
Though our leaves are falling, failing, and we're
fading side by side,
There are blossoms all around US with the colors
Of our dawn,
And we live in borrowed sunshine when the light
Of day is gone. : $500 '''.i'' $685.
There are no times like the old times-they shall
never be forgot!
There is no place like the old place-keep green
dear old spot
There are no friends like our old friends-may
Heaven proIong their lives
There are no loves like our old loves-God bless
our loving wives
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Oct II, 1865

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Oct II, 1865, :
Whereas the following named persons,
to-wit John A. Campbell, of Ala, John II.
Reagan, of Texas, Alex. H. Stephens, Of
Ga, Geo. A. Trenholm, of S. G. and Chas
Clark, of Miss, lately engaged in rebellion
against the United States government who
are now IN close custody, have made their
submission to the authority Of the United
States, and applied to the President for par
don under his proclamation and, whereas,
the authority of the Federal government is
sufficiently restored in the aforesaid States to
admit of the enlargement of said persons from
close custody, it is ordered that they be re-
leased on giving their respective paroles to
appear at such time and place as the Presi-
dent may designate, to answer any charge
that he may direct to be preferred against
them, and they will respectively abide, until
further orders, in the places herein designa-
ted, and not depart therefrom John 4.
Campbell, in the State of Alabama, John Fl
Reagan, in the State'o Texas, Alex. H.
Stephens in the State of Georgia, G. A.
Trenholm, in the State of South Carolina,
and Chas. Clark, in the State of Mississippi;
and if the President should grant his pardon
to any of said persons, such parole will be
thereby discharged .....; t..... ..
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
I The pardons of members of the South Car
DINA Convention have been signed by the
President and forwarded to General Perry
for distribution. ,.................. ...f.....
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-20

PRopERTY RESTORED. Within the past
few DAYS the Freedmen's Bureau has restored
10 eleven parties in Loudoun county, Va,
property valued at over two hundred thou
sand dollars, heretofore held by the Govern
mcnt as abandoned. Orders for the restora-
of other property situated in Alexandria and
Loudoun counties have been issued, and the
treedmcn's Bureau is preparing to make the
necessary transfers. The President has or
dered the restoration to Mrs. Colonel John
H. Sothoron OF the valuable property in St.
Mary's county, Md, upon which one of the
Government farms fer tie use Of the freed
men is located. This estate comprises one
thousand acres Of isnd, eight hundred and
twentv-seyen of which is under cultivation.
and has been greatly improved since it has
been in the possession Of the Government
The property belonged to Colonel John H.
Sothoron, who killed Lieutenant White. an
officer Of colored troops, and was taken pos
session Of for the use of the Freedmc n. Blu
reau as abandoned property, Sothron, after
the murder of Lieutenant White, having
left the country and taken up his abode in
Canada, where he is reported to be at the
present time. qts+l tt...t .,.- fi
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-20

SPECIE. CCRIgNcy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-20

From Mexico "A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press writes from Mexico that
the republic is at an end, Benito Jusrea.
tie Lass, fleeing fugitive President, is nov
anchored on the other side Chat is the United
States side) of the Rio Grande. He is doml-
ciliated at the picturesque and suburban vii
lase called Franklin. opposite this Flao'
H. i,.eu,ig aud esjleS arc with bun,