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~ CHURCH SCHOOL
XoUGJG LADIES
AT
Atm a -@JI AID.

az = "a y - = LIE.
Madison Coun tv, Mississippi.
fost once, .................. Madison Station
IVA annual ses ion of this col will commence
\ ca the 20 Of Sept, 1855. There will be two
DepartIn me Urinary AID the Collegiate.
Applicants viii BE- aGmit:ed into the Primary De
PartLiebS without ex animation. "a. any age dmis
sion to any The CO legate Departments or PRONE
Ton tcl one 70 another viii be granted to sucb onlv
as sustain eXaInn tion en- the dies which pre
cede it Those Who COM, Of tI 80 o eA Pr
1actorliy, viii ieceive at its Diploma
For re Government u tho youpg ladies' but one
rule will be establish he'd viz: III they STALL at all
times conduct themselves becomes the daughters Of
viii be. b, -j8l dusy If 55rs Jofnstope . =
Visitors 70 th pits mus present letters of instruc-
ton from Parent or Guardians the Principal Ne
visits should be made sunday or during school
hours.
Each pgpiIfs egu~sted 20 furnish Der own forks,
spoons towels and kius to have these Jas also
her clohiaE, mnTkfd with n name in full
Daily instruction. in plain Sewing viii be afforded to
such a desire it without charge.
Parents ETao may prefer their child en- shoull not
study our religious text books to notify
specteG.
A comfortable Hack will run on Mondays, weanes.
Gays and Fridays between Madison Station the N
v d q X r. and Asnandale, six miles distant
connecting with the ms The Post Office address is
Madison Station, Madison county, Mississippi.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Mental Arithmetic E'e
nentary ~ I.nlHe l., Elementary Geography Paney's
ualverssi history, Royee's Historical Sketches
Chd's Book OF Na'urc Cateehi5m. IS cred Music
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
SPELL s, Feadng, riting Davies Arithmetic
Smiths English Grammar, MitcheIPs Geography Amer
icap History, Exercises in Composition, attn Gram
mar. Natural Philosophy commenced, Kipp's Double
With SIS, Catechsm, sacred Music.
MIDDLE CLASS.
Spelling, Reading Writing Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry, Geography, Fowler's English Grammar,
English Ii story, Ancient History, Exercise IN Com.
pos1tiru, ksTne's FL ments Of Criticism Botany NY
thclogy, Caesar, Virgil Greek Grammar, Theopkelus
AtLeIicaapus, Sacred Music
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Drawing and Painting, cal and Instrumental
Music and Modern Lsu gusges ~f
TERMS.
Payable half yearly in Advance
Tuition in Primary Dept (per annum) SIS 90
Collegiate Depa. tmens, loo 90
Mod rn Language, (each) 30 90
Music local or instrumental, g. 90
- Drawing Painting, 400
Boarding per mouth 80 10
Incidental tax per mouth, 20
The Rector is ia correspondent with several of the
most plshed educators in The country and will
in due time be able announce The Faculty
Application should be made the undersigned or to
Mrs tombstone.
GEO C. HARRIS, Rector.
September I4th, 1865 dim .EI
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~ u VAN F. YOUNG
Col 10th U. s. Colorad In fantry.
Cfhcial ED. L. DAvEEpoRT. A A A GenI.
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The Mobile Times,

HE MOBILE TIMES, on and after the 1st OF
etober will be the title of of paper published
uHder the name of the MOBILE DAILY NEW one
OF the staunehest and reliable Journals in the
support of Individual ana Constitutional Rights of
man, ever published in the South; and being also a
most popular and widely circulated journal of News,
Commercial Literary and interesting matter of all
kinds. ,H# eggg.E
Terms:
quarter. 500
Sept. 15-itf
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The New York News announces
Is the general impression of those
n'oFmed on the subject, that in
6 up the list of members who are
Their seats at the opening of the
D. Mr. Mcpherson, clerk of the
VIII not omit ;he name of a sin
'o'Aern member legally elected.
nor P,orpoint, Of Virginia, accord,
olspa'ch, in answer to letter Of
~ addressed to him. has expressed.
p!nion that the Congressional test.
VII not De repealed, and that no
VINO cannot take it will, in his
0n' De admitted TO seat. Prentice,
e louisville Journal, says the same
ana warns the Southern people
'elechng men who cannot take the
prescribed by Congress. We tell
renuee that there are no men in
supp who can take the COMPRESSION,
Oa.n' 1t must be repealed or we
without representation. - o6l
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- rqr DATfY CLARION WIN hereafter A.
led on q FULL SHEET, and no labor or ex-
g9qrsf 20 make Il worthy the patronage of the
,g contain the latest news BY TELEGRAPH
% s1 parts Of the United States information as to
'o9it.su Of markets in the most important South
f-ss =. full accounts of the measures now in-proD
fr Tie reorganization Of Mississippi and other
.ta-. st with a variety Of interesting reading
- i
TINE WEEKLY CLARION viii be published
y sunday morning, and will contain the choicest
..g. fr-sa tine Daily, together with an Interesting
20 or...ua. OF selected.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ 4 u5uuc.ag aadidates for State or Dis
- off 800 -- 9 . On
aru.-y 0lAccs 5 Og
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TERMS :
pATEs Dc ADYERTISING

5,.~ts.r.-.'s vii be serted for anv time less
me month at the rate of ONE DOLLAR
[D FIFTY C t3.sFS per square for the first in.
,s end SEVENTY FIVE CENTS per
- FOR all' subsequent insertion.
dvert.semen,s ordered for one month, win be
-gsi seven dollars and fifty cents per square.
dye rsem-u.s Of more than two squares in length
baraJ.i-lrd AT FIVE dollars per month
n advertisements published in the Daily, will also
published f the tr.-weekly AMI we ky paper.
/ liberal deduction will be made to those who adj
ra3en.ssneuts must be paid for in advance, or
he 4nd Of cach month
separate charge will be made for editorial notices
e rate Of twenty cents per line.
~Wr are authorized to announce II. A. PhiIIDs
candidate before the Legislature for Superinten-
Of the Peuitentisry. .... -.
= "c are authorized to announce Robert G..
Ter a. ccn'ilat for reelection to the Office Of
If the House Of Represen tatives.
Wp are authorized 70 announce ID. r. Porter
candidate for reelection % the Office Of Secretary
b. Senate. .|.I l.'1U n
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TOMBIGBEE STREE,r

= kept constantly open for public aecommo daton.
Her table is always furnished with the best he market
afords-her rooms are neat and well kept aud her
charges TO suit the times. sept % DIFF
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mississippi Legislature Eelected Oct,
2, 1865.
Sen ators,

| e.
Sen ators,
Adams, Amite and Wilkinson--Mose
Jackson.
Attala and Leake-Wm. Land,
Carroll A Binford.
Chickasaw-1' II Martin.
Choctaw-E D Stone.
Copiah and Simpson-Ben King.
Covington, Jones, Marion, Perry and
| Greene-John z Smith.
DeSoto and Tunica--
Hinds-J NJ Hawkins 5rc-..r
Holmes and Sunfower-J j Hooker;
ltaWam bal DE-. Simonton.
Jackson, Harrison and Hancock-R
| Seal ;f; rr
Jasper, Clarke and Wayne-P H Ma
pier;
j eferson, Franklin and lGlaiborne-P
K Montgomery
Kemper and Neshoba-H c. Robinson /:
Lafayette
Lauderdale and Newton--Robert Leach
man;
Lawrence and Pike
Lowndes and Oktibbeha-C. F. Miller.
Madison and Scott-M Lyle;
J MARSHALL. R. Taylor. uTTat.
Monroe-S. H. Anderson. r5
Noxubee and Winston-W. D. Lyles;
@ PanOla, Coahoma and Tallahatcbie- "a
Pontotoc- Jeff Wilson
Rankin and Snith-Robt Lowry
Tippahr4F9 A. Wolfe. = s#o.
Tishamingo-W. L. Duncan.
Warren-C SWEET;
Yalabusha and Calhoun-M. D. L.
Stephens. Gao
Yazoo, Issaquena, Washington and
Bolivar-W. S.IYerger,;
Representatives.
Adams-Jah1es Blanchard.
Arnite-G Webb.
Attala-J M Thompson and A Mabry
Bolivar TIA on GIl
CARROLL M Liddell, w Morrill,.
Calhoun-C A Levers, W l. Duff
Choctaw-J b Gresham J A Morris. w
Bridges. - E. e.-il>
Chickasaw-C en- Marable, Ben. Muir
ray. rt.IH. HtgfrrZ
Copiah-A Hunter, A P Barry.
Covington-...F
Clarke-S A D Steele.
DeSoto- ~
franklin .s..
Greene MeInnis. -------
Hapcock-D Seal. , -..
Harrison
Hinds--Geo Boddie, j M Dotson, l..
Hudson. III Dds l|5.f.
,Holmes-H. NJ. Philips.
Itaw am BAN. Pounds. II K. Martin,
j. d. Williams and r. C. Gilstrap. -,
Issaquena-JoelsJ +. Hamilton.
Jackson * endalI.
Jefferson-Ed. Hicks.
Jasper-LJ Jones.
Jones-Amos Deason.
Kemper-John McRae. A Brown.
Lafayatte-R w. Phipps.
Lquderdale-W G Grace. Joel P Walker
Lawrence-H Medearis
Leake-John A. Hawson.
Lowndes-A Murdoch, j NJ Arnold.
Madison-T. NJ Griffin.
Marion
Marshall a.-
Monroe-S J Gholson, Joel NJ Acker.
Neshoba-- feEsT
Newton C McElroy. s. aaN
Noxuhee-J J Beachamp.
Oktibbeha- B. L. Cromwell
/. Panola-F B Irby, A j Ellis.
Perry - Carter
Pike w Huffman. AN
Pontotoc-B. F. McWhorter, J. L.
Morphis, A. J. Hern, j. M. Burton.
Rankin-W K Easterling, M w Brooks.
SCOTT Graham. - e1
Simpson-T R Gowan. ~
Smith, Mchauren.
Surfower-J Il McNeill.
Tallahatchie-
Tippah-J. FL. Holcomb,
II. H. Power and --- Pennybackers
Tishamingo-M. Suratt. B. B. Boone,
w. A. Tankersly and T. w. BurIus. -s
Wayne-R " Ttindal.h 1 /.
Washing tou-- J L Meares. I. 81 ,aa
Warren--D A Cameron. ee.asj ssaat sa
aWiIkinson-H. j. Simerall. sas :,
Winston
Yallabusha-J L Melton, Robert
Brown. ----.-----.--...-. ,sa#seta
Yazoo-N G Nye, w Ell Luse.
City of Vicksburg-H w Shannon.
City Of Natchez-G M Hiilyer.
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y There was a great mass meeting
egroes held at EdgefieId, Tenn, on
9th. Gen. Fisk made an address on
occasion and among other things
he wanted to put the black man in
inry box and on the witness stand
CUES the General will be slightly dis
inted for the Southern people have
the remotest idea of allowing the
'es to serve as jurors. Gen. Fisk
Just as we'll cease agitating the
ion.
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.aRILLAs IN * ENTUcKY.-Morgap
Wolf Rowan and Magoffin counties,
eastern part of Kentucky are still
cd BY lawiess bands who are striking
IN the hearts Of many men and
is them from their homes. Captain
son, who was sent out from Lexing
MA a small force to arrest one Will
; the leader OF one OF these bands,
ned after an unsuccessful search for
l@creant. His party was fired on
al times from the cliffs and thicke is
lie oushwhackers could not be found,
ans s"ears he will allow no taxes 20
III. Yes, and his may be the fate
le Mandy.
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TO MILL OWNERS.

IL MILL CIV NEKS.
TUE undersigned is prepared TO set up or repair
H. steam Engines anA Mil Machinery Of all de,
scriptions. Special attention given 20 repairing
Engines barred 6ssri5E the war. have. "a hand for
sale two second hand Engines with ut boilers.
REFERENCEs-Cel 4 Phillips. Meridian, Col Jne.
NJ Simintou Shannon, Miss Capt. Grishams
Macon, Miss 8aI.gs9 T. Il ass. IS GEO. WELLS.
Sept. 18th dlm1twt
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.EONA % bUI ' y
w. L. SHARKEY,
From Hon VIM Yerser


CoLa Jones 5. HAMILTON AND Col. J. T..
POWER Gentlemen have read your proposal
to publish "A Documentary History of the State
of Mississippi, from the Presidential election in
1860 to the reorganization of the State Govern
ment in 1863" A work Of this kind in the style
You propose to publish it, will be invaluable. 1t
Will contain statistics Of the most eventful and im-
portant era in the history of our State which
will be useful IN the future, and no weIlnforTned
citizen of the State can do without it. To the
politician, to the statesman and to every actor in
the great drama which has Just closed, it will be-
come manual for reference, and will supply
correct history of events which can be obtained
from no other source. Knowing your capacity
and irnpartiality, am satisfied you will deal
Justly with the subject; and I most heartily en-
dUrSe and approve the undo takip0.1
Very Respectfully, your obt serv't. Z
w. YERGER.
From Hon Geo. I Potter
L concur IN the foregoing views. and recommend
the proposed work to public confidence and pa
GEO. L. POTTER,
JACKSON, Sept. 22d 1865.
Bas II from Hon 4 mcs r. -Tohnspn.
JACKSON, Sept 23d, 1865 asa
MEssRs HAYILToS * PowRR-GenHemen:
cave read, with much interest, Your Prospectus
for the publication OF "a, Doeumentary History
OF Mississippi, embraring period from the Presi-
dental Election of 1860 the reorganization Of
the State, by Convention of 1865. l am gratifed
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499 BRO ADWAY,

The attention tie pubic and jhe trade is invited
oar NEW SCALE Z oCEsyE ROSEWOOD
PIANO F0RTES,~ h : for volume -1l gu-ity Of tone
urrivaIled, b. any sbert5 one IN Ills market
They nfain nlp the I'm i,ap ovsmen:s, French,
Grand Action lar, PAda' Iron 7 sare. over.strnpg
Bass g., AID each t-rslpat b ade under the
personal IRE Wis 4 Ct ~ IL GroYesteen who
hashad practical exterisnce Of ov-r IS years in
their manufacture, is fully warranted ia every par
tic1iar.
The ''Grovesteen Piano Fortes"
received the award of merit over
all others at the celebrated
World 5 Fair. n
Where were exlioi.,a instruments from the best
makers Ct L1naon, Paris Germany, PhiIadeIphaa
Baltimore, Bast q, aad Mex Yok; and also at the
American Institute fo- fsa sncc .ssive years, The
gold a6T silver 5aIs fron ii Ct which can be seen
at our ware rooJl
By tie i-sr9d c.ien Ct in3.oveneuts we make a
SIT more perfect PiauD F5re ami by manuflc uring
largely. with strictly cash system. are enAblsd to
offer these ias, price which viii prec,ude
all competition
tPRIC ES-Eo. l, Seven Octave, round
corners, Rosewood, plain case 1915.
No. q Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood heavy moulding $500.
No. 8. SrEen Octave, round corners, Rose.
wood Louis XIV style 1926. =
Terms. Net Cash in Carrent Funds.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
> "A Ger Sept. tm.
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oFFICE SUB COM FREEOMEN'S BURE M
SUB-DISTRICT OF MERlDIAN
f.a -5-oI MERIDIAN MISS SEPT 26th l5A5
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J. J. SHANNON & CO.,
: = - 70 20
Publishers Clarion

lptain Il. F. MARTINIERE is our agent
Soto and is authorized to receive and receipt for
ripdons due the Clarion.
3 Tri'Weekiy Clarion will be sent to our daily
5'bsrs at PauidiDg and Tip Top. Captain M
axe charge Of them and also our Weekly for the
offices aud deliver TO the proper parties
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HAULING HATa,aNC

'ENHE Undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of
HAu LING, in the city and country at short notice
an on very reasonable terms. Can always be found
uext door to Duncan and Harris store, Clarion
Block. johnson Avenue, Meridian, Miss.
octl3d2t ]. @ ROGERS
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efs AT
y 90 u no, .W&S SSSSippS
NJ RS. NJ E. FLUSsER Respectfully Informs her
LA frencs and the public generally that her
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT.
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fV05-~5S SOUTHERN DRUG MART . =
IN / p G EN- s. REA KIRT
trAzz-zrx WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS -
3l8 Main Street Memphis, Tenn. z4rsE
~ Offer the Trade every kept FrstCass Drug Store 81
- .a'asf a.a~ AT NORTHERN PRICES. &c.
Stock and Assortment superior any the
oct 15-3m
231. WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY. 233
s913:S
}. H. LOEWENSTINE g. BROTHERS,
wholesale Dealers and Importers of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

and
a New
mests 1000 Drilling Bleched
Checks COCO Osnaurgs; 300 Bdckn; 300 Plantation Pd
adeS Hats 1000 do Cents Hats go d
Gents'B
Furnish gG sat Yorkpnc
t a,trah
Byf exclusive LEI
IA, FUR Street t
J.. EF. E@CYyT T.
? "a tree Cha n i y - tennessee
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Selma Anatomical and Prepar-
afOry Medical School.

EWNHE undersigned propose opening Anatomical
Il and Preparatory School, for the benefit Of Medical
Students before entering into the more advanced
dies If the Universities Special attention will be
paid 10 the udy of Anatomy and Dissection, aud as
far practicable. to all the usual branches # NJ ed
cine If a sufi .ient number of students be at.
tanned warrant the expense propose to procure
a complete laboratory for Chemical Lectures, ami
will endea 10 make Preparatory Schob1 Of Med
icine complete p ssibe Students W no desire
office course will be charged $3.50 a ~car-those who
desire a winter summer course of five months $50
payment preferred in advance to better enable u
pr, necessary apparatus
Those wishing to take advantsg e of proposition
will address either Of mme diately at Selma,
wish to comm soon practicable af.eF the LIST
of October. RUSSELL McGORD, M. D.
C. f FANS. M d
octl3il II. RIGGS, NJ d
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sept 25-d2w Cant. and Su5. Con
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

John \ CAVALIER
Clerk Of h CT eui, c ,ur. for saiu, Msry'a Co
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
POSTPONED.
LITE SHERFF'S Sale.

Rf virtue Of 'wen'y-six writs of yen'iiti"ni
- exp'na>. i:suei ont of the Circuit Court
for Saint Mary coun,y-,ne n sne suit cf
l..vi J.r.iau against the go"is cha',cls lands
and 'encnIenis OF Thomas H. Fowler; on, AZ
the suit Of Duva!l kaizhrr n Boyd against
the g.ris chutcls lands and tenemrnts
o! IhnMas ii Fowler one at tine suit Of DI-
vail kpIghle- & r ,yd against the g,,is ch. At
tells lands and tenement. Of Thomas II F.w-
Ter surviving partner Of ~ + Long; two at
The suit Of " A s. " " Padsctt a..in<. the
goods cha,telS la / and tenc,ncnts Of Thomas
Il Fowler; one ~ she suit Of Levi JorlaL
against the gods ut is lants md 'rn-mcuts
II Thomas II + ,wlcI; one ~ he suit OF James
ii Whiielcv Co., against the cpois chatt is
land. ard 'ensment< nf Tnomr II F..wl.r.
one at the suit Of Eplh Walker l. Co.,
agalust the .nOls cliatt,s land: and ten lnsnt.
of Tn"mE ii. r 'wler; one al tn: suit Of J I'M
/ Clarke u<o OF ilpry Jones ag s!ns, The = oil.
chattels lanns and tencmeuts "t Th1m.S II
Fowler: n the suit OF Miller Cl"uI < Nil
Ter against the g,"nis chIttels Ian Is snd tene-
rncnIs ot Fh"rnas Ii Fowler: one at the slit
of Thomas II DIX against the gn"is ch.ttci.
lands ana teucIncu;s OF Thorn IS II Fowler;
one a, the >uu OF Il A Clarke against tie
goods cha'tels lands and tenements of Th,m-
as II F.w"r; two AT the -uit OF tirunel &
Jenkins a2 air.sI the goods chattr!s lands and
tene.ncu's "t Thomas II Fowler; one at the
, SUIT ot Grlnncll ~ Jenkins ~ sinvt the go J.
clIaltls lands and t-ncmcnts of Thom:s n
Fowler snrviviag partner OF VI / Long; one
at the suit of John i5 WEIGH u Son ag.irs'
the z obs chstt Is Ian l. and tene.nent> If
.Ih"m.S ii Fowler; one AT the suit of Trss" K
Morgan against the goods chattels lands sni
] q
suit Of Helm Nicplcuus Il c.. against the
goods cha.tel lands and ,eEemcnls Of Tn m :
| Ii Fowler; one al the suit of Mary Ann Wnr
| .!rry against the goods chatt,ls lands and
tencment> of Tlom.s III Fowler survi,in.
partner uf " / Long; one ut the suit Of Nary
) Ann W"ri-ry ag.in,: tie goods rhattels lands
and tenement, Of Thomas II Fowler; one a,
the suit ul Jacob IIcch, Brother 4 Co. a,ain.t
the goods chattcI> lands ami ,cncrn.nts "f
/ Thomas Il Fowler surviving partner of " L
Louy; ono at the euit .! + B Lon. & c.,
ay:.ills; the goods chatt Ia lands and tenement.
of TAnm,< IL Euwler; one a. The suit Of Ward
* Brother against the goods chatte!s lands
and tenem.nts of Thomas ii Fowler; one at
the eut II Snples h,ane Il Co., against th.
gods clnt'cls Lands aid tencmcnrS os Themas
~ Fowl, r. one al the suit nf William II Hard
in. a sgnce against the goods chatt Is Land.
and trHcmcnts ot Thomas II Fuwlnr; on. at
the .nil OF Hrn,ks Fulton l. Co, against the
~. dS and ~hatt:s lan.iS and n .ncnts OF
, II olnaS II Fowler and "ne at the suit u
G."r.c ) Cl.'.g agaii st the goods Chh'tcls
: ianis ans! trnc,nel.ts o. Thomas II Fowler
AID to NE directed ! iiav. ~eiZ-,l and taken
III execution MI the tight title interest claim
.,d dem ,nl OF rhe sail T',nnss |! 70 wlsr. At
! law aai i . equity. i'll and to the following
properly to wit -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
LATE SHBRIFF'S sale
or
7 4 l. u .ABLE
ESTATE,

! pY virtue of nine wri.s of vendi;ioni
I1cxponas issued out Of the circuit court
for Saint Mary's county, one az the suit
OF leo Spalling against the goods chat
. ties lands and tcnements of Thomas w
! G"ncn: one at the suit of the Saint Mary's
SAVING Institution against the good. and
chatit l;p,Is tenem"nts Of Thomas "
Gpngh AM joseph Forrest; one at the
sni; of the Saint Mary's Savings Ins,i,u-
ton ,gainst the goods chatlcs lands and
tenene'ts Of Thomas " q ugh. Joseph
Forrest and b Il Abell; one at the suit
Of thc State OF Maryland at the instance
and for the use of Carte, A and Thomas
II Hall against the goods cha',l.s lsnd-
and renemsnts Of Ii j Alls,an. ID + Nor
gan T . las " Cough AMI john + Cla k. :;
one at the suit Of he State of Maryland at
the INSTANCE and :or the use Of George
Hunt l. others against the goods ch,ttlcs
lauls and teurlnenis Of J.. J All tan. ID I
Morgan, Thomas " G"ug', and J"hl. T
Clark; one at suit of the State of Mary
land at the Instance and for the use OF
Robert " Dryden agains, the goods chat
Ties lands and tcncmrnts Of Ill J AlI-tan,
D 7 Morgan, Th"ma, " Cough and John
Clarke; one at the suit Of the State Of
Maryland at the instanc &C and for the use of
William McCann against the goods ch1t-
ties lsuds aud tcnements Of LII j Alls.sn,
ID 7 Morgan, Thomas " Cough aud John
+ Clarke; Que at the suit of tho State Of
Maryland at the instance and for the use Of
James Downs az liust the goods chattlcs
lands and teneu,ents Of NJ L Blackstone.
Thomas W Cough and James i Blskis
tone and one at the suit Of Elm. line VI
Williams cxecu,rix cf James VI Williams,
use of Henry Ilamme't. use of Joseph
Forest, use Of II q S Ky, and George
Combs, against the gods. chattles, lands
aud teue ments Of Thomas W Cough and
Benjamin g Harris. and to me directed.
have seized and taken III exccition al the
right title interest claim and dcmsnd a;
law and in equity of the sail Thomns "
{, ough. oscph Forrest. B r Absll. NJ Z
Blakistone. Ii -Allstau. DIT Morgan
Js. 4. Blackstone, Btnja. G Harri,
anu john T Clarke iu aud to the following
property to wit =
One tract or psrcel of land called and
known bv the name of
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
REEEL'S BACKSIDE,
800 acres,

go acres,
more or legs:
= yoke Of Ox"n: IL Sheep; 6 Lambs: G
Horses; : Mares: Horses; l Ox-cart: 5
Cows and ! crop "f Wheat, now growing
on "R"vers B.ck,il le."
And. | hereby give notice. .ha, 90
TUESDAY, the 2eM day of June ne1,
between the hours of 9 o'clock. A NJ and
3 O'Clock Z NJ, at the Court House door
in Leonardtown, ! will expose to public
auction all the above described real estate,
~ seized and taken in execution. to the
highest bidder for cash-to satisfy said
debts, interest sad costs, due aud to be-
come due thereon
The personal property advertised ou
''Revels Backsidc" will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, M> 7M 4y o,' June
meH,
between the hnnrs OF 0 o'clock, 4 VI and
) o'clock, q VI 10 the hig!.est bidder for
cash.
Anl. the personal property advertised
on "Brlvidcrc" will be sold Oh
TNi'RSDIY, the S'h das Of .Iaae next
between the hours OF 9 n'clock, A VI and )
o'clock, L NJ to the highest bidder for
cash.
PHILIP II DORSEY,
Sheriff.
Nav OJth lS65-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
"CHARLES LOT"
ana containing
1914 acres,

more nr loss
bv viru. "t writ< Of Fi.ri FAci.s issuct ont OF
CIrcri, C.ur, OFFS. H.ry'- c .un'y.-"ae Al, the
sui, uf Fcancis Nea'c assignee ii Th"m.s |,
E.>tep. against the z I'D. ch.ttrl.. lsud< and
tenement, of William ] C.rtwr.ht an! Lucy
Cartwright; one at The .uit "f Thomas /
R,.bry. u.e Of Neals. Harris & c., against the
s"u.s, chsttcls. lauds and tenemens Of Viii
liam j C.rtwrisht; and one at the suit o:
lanes II Alvey s:ain.t 81. g"-!s. chattels.
lands and tcnernett> OF J .>eph ID Edwards.
William J Cartwright ani Thomas c Ward,
and to ne directed. hive seized aud tak"u
in execution all the right title interest, claim
and dem and. a. Jaw .ni in equity. oi the said
.I'scpl ID Eiw r Is Law Cartwri .ht and
Thomas & Ward in and 10 the following prop-
erty. ~ wit:
O.'e tract or parcel of land called and known