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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.


THE undersigned, having formed copsrt-
L nership for the purpose Of establishing a
Real Estate Agency, hereby notify the public,
that they will give sper'ai attention 70 the pur-
chase and sale OF Real Estate in ST. Mary s
and the adjoining counties. They have now
butte number of valuable farms for sale in
rais eean,y, AMI parties who nay desire 70 in
ves:in St. Mary CoUaty lands will fnd II
greatly to their advantage to make application
to them. These farms are l.gIbly located
cHntain from $50 to 1000 acres, each. and can
be bought at prices ranging from So 600 to 500
QUO. Parties wlshirg TO purchase will in no
case be asked more thar the lowest figure for
which the owner will sell
Satisfactory evidence Of title vii! be furnish
ed in all cases.
All orders from abroad will be promptly at
tended 10.
References given, when required.
JAS. T. BLAkISTONE,
JAS. 5. DOWNS.
Attorneys at Law,
Leonard Town,
Feb. 10Th, ls65-,f
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

H.O-c r les
Thi- land i located in IA, Fl y E.i,c'ion
District Of Saint Mary'> county. Mary
lani. ani i> III >eIn land ~"I By JOHN
" Forrest to The >aii Richnrd " Gould
And, | hereby give nniicr, that 90
TUESDAY, tie 4l>t day nj Novcu.b Der
AT the Court House dor in Lr"nardtown,
bctweeu the hours Of 10 o'cIo:k. IN and
D O'Clock p III viii *, os to public auc-
non the above dc>crihed properly. 80 sci1.
: q abd taken IN .x"cu'"rI, 10 the h ;yh, ;,
biz cr for ca>h-to satisfy said debt. in-
terest and costs due auc. 10 become due
thereon
PHILIP II DORSEY.
SheT:A f.
Oct 26, lsG5-rs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
Sherif'S Sale
OF
RE Al ESTATE.

F2Y vir'nc nf IA" writ of Fri FaciaS
is>u,h out II III citcuir cnlrt f.
Saint M,ry'> c"unty, at h.. sui, j hn "
Forre>, a-nin~ the c",..> anal rha,tr.s
sards and rcncincnts ~ Richard " G uid
aud to ~" dir, c'cd ! have izo.i AMI la
ken in cx"rulinn nli III, r3-h, t'ir. inter
est, claim aud demand. at ~ 4 N
qu,tv. Of the laid trcna,l " GA 1. il
and t" tn" following rr"Ierry. 10 wi:
One 'rac' or parcel Of Itld c4li,d arc
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
WHITE Ps AIMS,
THU RSDAY the q
day of Nov, next,

at 3 O'clock. p. m.
Terms of Sal" are, six thousand dollars
{ So, ,OOO) cash on The day Of sale. the bal
arce in four equal instalmcnts Of six
twelve, eightee., ami twrnty-four mouths,
with Interest from the day "f >alr.
b. G, HARRIS,
Trustee.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
Sheriff's Sale
Of
REAL ESTATE.

nY virtue Of one writ Of Eenditioni
~ Exronns. issned out Of the Circuit
Court for Saint Nary's county, at the sui
James r L'ngl"y, -nrririnr p'rtner o.
Robert y Njhnru against the goods am!
"hanri lands AMI rcuem"nts If Harrison
Pos: =. ard 70 m" directed: I have seizcd
aCd taken in tx cl'"n al III" right. title.
Interest, claim ard d.mand, n law AMI IN
o1ni'y. "' he ~aii Harrison P"say. in and
20 the fo.l"~ing Tro! erty. 10 wit
One tract or parcel of land, called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

October 18th, le65-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

Feb. 10Th, ls65--H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

Oct .5th lsc5-4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

Oct Goth, lSG5-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
"ST. jOHN'S.'

This lrnd is located in n" i,h and 9Th
Election Districts of this County, aud CON-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
MEXICO FROM A EUROPEAN
~ sTAND-POInP.
sPeeuIations About what ths Uni,.S
States WIZ Do.
Frsneh Ministers threatening % RE-
sign n French Troops are nod
withArawn frsra lIsxiss.

BY the latest arrivals At Nsr York, y,s.
tcrdsy, II appears that the neus nom America
in regard TO the "smigrntion'' movem.p,
from the United States 70 Mexico sttrae.ed
considerable attention in England. lEgA
The London Morsing Po9 Of the 2ad,
sayS; a,t.a.> Z
" Reliable information leads To the infe,.
ence that so far as President JonHson II con.
cerned, he has no intention Of interferipv
either In Mexico, or what is more important
In Canadian Affairs
The Daily Nctc', Of tho sane date, re-
marks that II President JoHHsoS intended 10
give France cause to declare war, he would
not now be disbanding armies and selling
ships.
II Is probable, however, that the throne Of
MACMILLAN may be endangered by the help
which JuAREz Is likely to get from the peo.
pie Of the United States, and which he may
get in ways which will give the Emperor Of
the French no right to romOnstrate with
President JoHSsoN.
One or tFO Of NspolsOn's Ministers have
spoken Of their determination TO resign n the
French troops are not all recalled from Mex.
leo within two months. l......
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
ny TELEaRAPH.

From Europe-The Alabama AE.u.
Approaching . Crisis.
NEW YoRK, June b.-The steamship City
Of Washington, from Liverpool on tho 24'n
Of May, via Queenstown on the 25th, has
arrived.
Her advices are only ono day later thnn
have been received.
Tho London Oi0i says the question Of the
Alabama's depredRtions has nj last reached
an unpleasant point, Great Britain Having
refused indemnity, and the American rejoin.
der alludes to compulsiOn.
The Paris MoHifeuy confirms tho revocn-
tion Of the order limiting the stay Of Federal
ships In French waters.
The MoNiteRr states Its belief that John.
son will follow the wise and friendly policy Of
Mr.. Lincoln.
0onsols 93Ia93I.
The Bank Of England has reduced its rhto
Of discount to per cent.
LATEST.
FATHER PoIET, June 5.-The steamer
North American has arrived here with ono
days Inter news.
The steamers Bavaria and Scotia arrive 4
safely out.
LONDON, May 26.-Severnl journals DO s.
rumors ne to the renewal Of demands by ~
United States Government for depredn q
Of the rebel steamer Alabama, and say
matter rosts whore Lincoln left It. ST. J
Walsh will question Lord Pnlmerston on nj.
subject tonight In Parliament.
consols, 90la90i; nve-twentios, 87l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

IScREAsED sALuBRirY or PAns.-The
following stAtistics Of the diminished mortal.
ity,in Paris extend over period Of twenty
four years. In Is4I the population Of twelve
parishes amounted to 935, 900 persons, and
one death In 80 Is proved In 1894 the num-
Der Of deaths was In 40. Wide streets and
open boulsvards have replaced the narrow
passages and crowded courts Of old Paris,
Also, there Is an imnsnse increase in the
quantity Of water. In lS40 6S, 900 cublC
metres were distributed In twenty -four hours,
whereas in 1858 lSS,25s cubic metres were
supplied. In ls4O there were 80, 900 metres
Of sewers, whereas in 1858 the sewers oi
Paris attained the Surprising length Of $50, OOo
mstrss-that Is, 90 leagues. Another oRuse
Of the increased salubrity OF Paris Is the
immenSe number Of squares and open gar,
dens ersstsd for the uss Of the people. - The
Medical NsIOs and Library.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

Departure OF LAsut. Gen. Grant foi
New York.
Lieut.. Gen. GRANr leaves this evening Ia
tho 73O train for New York. He will he
accompanied by Mrs. Gen. GRANr, and oil
the members Of his personal STAFF, with the
exception Of Col. ROLLINS, Col PoRrER d
Major LEEr. The Super intendent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has placed a
special car at the disposal Of Lieut.. Gen.
GRANr. Gen. GRANr will remain in New
York but a short time. 1t Is expected ht
will attend tho grand mhss meeting Of loyal
eitinens, to be held at tho Academy Of Music
tomorrow evening. On Thursday the General
will PROCEED to West Point and remain during
the examination. The General will visit the
groAt Northwestern fair, 70 be held in Chico.
10 ere his return.
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sPECiAIL NOTICES.

A3- New YOrk State Soldiers Agency
removed 2S9 street, between TFslth and rhif.
teelth streets. All infOImAtiOh Of interest OF
value 10 the soldiers OF New York, OF their
friends, furnished gratuitoualy upon Application
At their new rooms, either In person or By letter,
10. 2Ss street, botvoen Twelfth and ThlT'
~ III streetA .......4 .-,. mhl-satuthh
As-Peopls's ETelSEraPh New Kiut
and to important points. Washington Omeesi
REPUBLICAN, BUILDING, 6ll Ninth street
(vest side,) corner Pennsylvahia avenue and
Sixth street, under National Hotnls and oorner
Fifteenth and y streots, opposite Treasury BALD.
ing #r-.4Tt CHARLES u, MOVES,
febls-h Manager Of washington District.
AOFroekles, Tan, and Pimples Re-
moved al once by the use Of UPHAM's fRRCKLk.
TAN, And P1MPLE BANlsHRR. Price 20 esnis
Mailed 70 any address Tor 75 cents, by .. Q. UP.
HAM, Is South Eighth street, PhilAdelphia. SOLD
by 8 9. FORD, 40 Penn. ave. aud HENEY
COOK, Alexandria. Ap29- 9-mth&SSm.
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action and indiet DAVIS, and let governor
cunrIH demand the person OF me eulPrti 50
that' DAVIS " 70 nave aeNl uieb W ="
means lou u be Where tnote hhey 70 DC 'n'
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
HON. GEO. 8. BoUTwELL, M. O., ON
THE ELECTIvE FRANCHISE IN
LATE REBELLIOUR sTATES,

At the annual meeting of the /" Emnncipa-
tiOn League" held in Boston 4 few days
since, Hon. GEO. S. boutwell,, member Of
Congress from Massachusetts, announced bis
views on the subject Of the negtos right to
enjoy the elective franchise in Southern
States. lie believes II just and right ihat
the negro should vote.
Mr.. DcuTwELL is n leading member Of tho
Committee on the Judiciary in the House Is
cautious In forming opinions and able in en-.
forcing them on the floor of the House.
There are fow men living who moro thor.
oughly comprehend the great question Of the
hour-re!cOnstructi he; hence his
opinion on the subject as announced nt the
meeting referred to, is dOubly important, in.
asmuch rs Mr. boutwell, rejects not only
his own views but also the sentiments OF n
large body Of intelligent people in the North
The honorable gentleman spoke as follows
lie was more hopeful OF the future than eith,,
Of the gentlemen who had spoken before him.
lie felt q arm confidence that the country Ii to do
that which iA necessary for Its own preservation.
We have for the future OF the eleven s. Atos which
have been engaged In this rebellion, two prVpO-
sitions ons ~ 10 give political power to our enc
mics, aud exclude our friends the other l. 10 In
clude those who are known TO be loyal and true
In the right 70 exercise political powers
His MUD, he said, was clear on one pOint--
whatever else Is dono, we are TO secure The elce-
tive franchise 10 the negro. The question Is not
whether bhok men Aro 10 vote, but whether
white men are to vote In chose States. Zap.
plAuse.l He should demand that not one Of
ihOss eleven States should take itH place IN tho
nation until there has been secured In the stuto
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

VAN BrRSE was released from imprison
ment Ai Point Lookout on Friday last, by order
Of ProrIdcnt johnson. lie belongs IN Baltmore
and has resided in Riehmond daring the rebel
lion. II is understood that bis pardon and 10.
lease were granted In consideration Of his many
kindncsses to Union prisoners In Richmond.
HoN. JAMES L. oRR Is addressing the citi.
ssns Of Pendleton and other districts in SOUTH
Carolina, on the propriety Of their thorough
yielding 10 the views Of the Government and =
speedy return 10 their allegiance. large num-
her Of the eitiseus of Columbia are daily taking
the oath Of allegiance, and throughout the State
tho people very generally express a desire for a
speedy roturn 70 the Union.
DuFT GR'.EN, Of ancient notoriety here
aud elsewhere, has returned TO this city, and has
taken and hicd the oath prescribed in the recent
amnesty proclamation, but accompaniment with a
written reservation Of the right TO express his
views on emancipation measures.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
q Poor Tom = A,eold. ~


How warm soc r the genial SUI
May look In kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
Disrels the gloomy sorrow Of his soul,
DBsllspsid, like goblin, hunts him down.
lgVs grim chamberlain, lights him 10 bed,
While Dulness, Vertigo, aud Headache dire,
With hereer aches combine 70 make him groan.
De wise, poor TOni
Aud hearkcu, Thomas, to instruction!
Por all thy MS a Remedy h foand, .aH
A PanaeeA, eeftaln, pleasant, sure b, ..
'PLANrATIoE BTTTHRs--S T-ls0Q-X.,
A wondrous Tonic, made By Dr.. Drake,
VIII XIII the demons that thy stomach yex,-
VIII slAy them, Thomas, for thy stomach = sAke.
New life, new strength 10 thee shall come
Ey using this Elixir wondsFfal.
PLANTATION BTrTEKs will restore thy health,
'TLy troubles cure, aud leave thy Iaind at peace
Ad-Freedom National i--The EnaAnsl-
patton Proclamation Nindieatsd. The Bmanel.
patton Proclamation Of tLe Prssideat ofthe Uni.
led State, issued January }, lsos, and Letter
Convention holden at Springfield, Illinois, Sop
lenbeT 3, 1863. In Pamphlet Rerla, with CoyeIa,
OAcia'iy Revived and Correeted. For sale atthe
NAUoSAL REPUBLICAN Once. Phce-Ten cents
per coPyj IL copies, u; 2l copies, ~ Mailed,
nee oi postage, 10 any part Of the United States.
ap1-u -sH ,t'.' so aff
a. Massaehasstts Military stats
AaEHUY REMOVAL. --Oh aud amer hONDAY,
January LIST, lS0S, the Maasashasetts slals
Agency will occupy lie Rew rooms IN the NO.
tio"Gt Intstti0eneer Building; seSond 900, sS,'
neI OF Seventh aud d streets, Washington, ID: =;
MAssAehuSetts soldiers and sitlssns are inyitsA
10 call. r.. Tl l-r ...
Advice and assistance given without charge
..-. ttr GARDINER TUFTS,
dsal-n Lieut. Col. and Stale Agent.
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The Northwestern sanitary Fair.

p, CHIcAaO, June 3.-The first week OF the
Northwestern Sanitary Fair closes salts
iactorily TO oil parties.
The attendance has boen large every day
and night.
Thousands are here frou other cities, and
more are coming next week.
The receipts are over one hundred thou
sand dollars. Every department is doing
we'll.
Mrs. Lincoln Is in the city. Gems. Grant
and Sherman are expected next week.
The weather Is warm and dry.
Governors Morton and oglesby are here.
A new evening paper is to be started here
by Joseph Medill late Of the Tribune.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
THE ELECTION.

Tho election for Collector, Surveyor, and
Register Of the city, Aldermen and Council.
mon from each Ward, and Assessors for the
Second, Fourth, and Sixth Wards, took
place yesterday. A small vote was pOlled,
the contest being principally for Aldermen in
the several wards.
The, almost unanimous election Of the gen.
sral tiokst-Mr. wH DIXON for Collector,
Mr. sANuEL Il. DOUGLASS for Register, and
Mr.. WV. FoRsTrH for suryeyor--is graft
tying evidence Of the high estimation IN
which they are held by the people OF Wash
ington, Irrespective Of party.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
Robert Il. Lees impeachment POST
poned Untn Friday.

NoRFoLK, June 2.--The impeachment Of
General Lee before the Grand Jury in the
United States District Court, at present in
session in this city, was postponed on last
Wednesday until to-day, In consequence Of
the reception Of the Presidents ProclnmR.
nation Of Amnesty, and In ORDER rs the
presiding Judge stated, Fto afford an oppor.
| unity to those interested to Psruse and study
ita import -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

FIRE.-Ths stable Of DR.. Cook, in the roag
Of his dwelling on King street, near Alfred,
was discovered to be on frs about l o'clock
yesterday morning. BY tho aid Of the oiti.
Iens In the neighborhood the hre was ex.
tinguished before much damage was doro
Il was evidently sot on IRE. This is the 9TH
time that Mr.. Cook has suffered loss by ire
within n few years, twice within the past
month. Journal, 6h,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
Important European News.
Garibaldi on thc Relations bsiwssn England
and America <
PRINCE NAPoLEon ON AMERICAN
AFFAIRS.
Hs Thinks France should ArdsntIy
Desire the Pasiaeasion of the
United states.
tBY THE LATEST ARRIvALs.I ]

IT.. fott.s.,u,, 4. . .,,n.Ia.lon nf q IatNar
whiah GaS;h.iT IA addrs..sd a. A.. sdiio,
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MI .ne.S ~ syus .a =. sns L..'T Son
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OF WV saln1 hosneIi mny NY ,NI, .. M ~
I,"pIe rsee ~ no"-a,aays ~ .ns UuiuA VI 'as
Lnsns ,nIss'tI.' ~ .a' r",. ~" ,s h.,. a ssnss
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aa a'aod ,.rtns 4, wonid \" ,mnoss,hIe 6,r "A
ta S.n,to ~ d..;Sn. whish -. Ta,aI %
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yo1rs Ic q GIptpAID,
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NArhhNA, my, iooo'
rHisCh HArobEoN W ~AhhHIcAN ~ AIIA'"S
AND TUE FOREIGN POLICY or FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon had delivered q remarkn.
ble address at Aiaeeio. which embodied not
onlv an bistor;cSI sketnh of tho career of Ma.
49, =" ~, .,.,i,,".i o.a.,sr,.s', Ill
Poieon L. put Poh'oal comhionH'y HPP''
day, An important quesuoh touchso upoh
~ he rr,nce was 'h"' Vi io'e's" P"hcy' 0h
TINS ne Sa,u;
'uhe Oi tno host hhheht poinu VI tne om-
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or TOT Az
wAR BErARrHEST,
AhIuTAsr GEsIIAL'. oEIIGE,

AnTUTANT 0ENBHAL's OFTICE, 4
Y4sHINgTON, Jane g. 1853
The following o1leers having hseR reported ~
tho Head guATters u the Army for the offences
hereinafter Hpeei ped are hereby notified that they
will stand dismlS-ed the ssrrioe Of the Unltcd
States, unless within hfteen days from this dAia
sSsS nPs IN s stT h,sh NJ '.SIsp oS asSsrai
J. @. Caldwell, q. s. Volunteers, Is Rresldont,
and make satisfaotory defence TO the charges
against them: ns I..
DesertiOa.
Second Lieuteaaat willard G. Blair, SO3d Pcnn'
sylyAnla Valuate0rs,
AbseHss WtiAOht lsdpe.
First Lisutanant samuel hcCahen, ltNh
Penney lVania Volunteers. N T.-
FirSi Lisqtsnani Andrew O. Shall, s1th Pcnn'
sylgania VoluhteaFr, rs ......I ... ,
Second LlsntsBant Timothy PiARsgaH, S7th
New YORK Volunteers. ---...
t.aEa3 ls Assistant Aajuiani 0spsFsL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

THE United States Telegraph Company,
whose wires already extend over 1900 oil
20, 900 miles in the Atlantic States, have
contracted with thOrOughly-rSliSble partiOi
TO build twO-Wire line Of telegraph from 81,
lines from the Eastern oities named 10 Den.
yer City, and from San Francisco 10 Virginia
City are TO be finished this autumn, and the
whole line iS 70 be completed In the autumn
ollowiug
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

FRRsH PoSD IcE.-T T. Fowler a Co.
have at their warehouse large supply Of this
most reasonable article; and what v more, they
require their dTiyers 10 be obligtng, and 90 give
their eustomers exact weight They have an
unfailing supply Of the Punast Boston pond lee,
aud all orders lsf a their oaloo, Tonth street
wharf, will TooslVe PTompt AtlsRtioR.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
Annual Session OF the TypOgrsphIer
Union.

PHILADELPHIA, June The annual &c..
sion Of the typographical Union commenced
here to-day. A large number Of delegate
were present. A spirited debate took place
on the right Of ex-delogates to seats in tho
Convention, which was decided In the negl
tive--yoas Is, nays ~. The Convention
then adjourned until Tuesday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

Ma BAncnorE, the historian, was recently
here, and bad several lntsrVIows with Mr. Jdhn-
son. He Il said 10 havceKpEessed himself highly
pleased with lhs Proside1t, and said the country
hsd draWA prize.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0, 1865
PAssPORTs.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on Psrsoaai application
at the Department Of State. my4-Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06
A CoLonrp MAN MuRpEnEp.-This tIiOrn

A COLoRED MAN MuRDkRRD.-This morn.
ing man named Busher gave Information At the
station house that n negro man was lying IN y lo.
on II street, near the iron bridge, swamp cd le.
aud had the appsarAnee Of having beon nui dsFod.
Oiheer Spencer went TO the spot 70 ascertain tho
facts In the case. lie reports that the murdered
man Is cut and stabbed under the len ear with y
knife, seyerihg the jugulAI vein. Hls name is
Wesley Gray, aud his occupation that Of . teaa
Bter. The Ohieer reports NO particular person .
suspected Of the murder. Coroner Woodward
has been notified TO hold an inquest. -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-06

REBEL PRISONERS oV wAR.-Twelve rebel
PrisOnors Of war, who were wounded and cap
tured at the battle of Petersburg, were this
morning released from the Old Capitol by order
Of Lieut.. Gen, Grant. Tue oath Of allegiance was
administered to them this mOTniRg at the Provost
harshal's once, aud they went op their way re.
jOcing. ~. .-.