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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-19
rhe Openlng.

The Ladies' will of course give due
attention to the announcement of Mr..
Hyre's "Grand Millinery Opening
to come off on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week. No doubt the
attractions of the occasion will be a.
head ofany previous event Of the kind
in tho city.
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= Bro. GAZETTE, what is the matter
up in Lancaster? You have suffered
Lancaster to get into the hands OF men
in politics that are neither Democrats
nor Unlen men. Pick your flints and
at 'em again. That won't do. Ian
caster.is a better rlace than that-A-
thens Messenger.
We have no excuse to offer, Major
Various influences, not necessary to
detail, we're against US this time. Ian,
caster is too good place to be given
up without effort to the rule of q
sham Democracy, and you may be as
spred the Union men UiH pick their
fints and try EN- again.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-19

q BAuMAN-Has issued his manifesto
for theSpring and Summer campaign,
which see, in advertising columns
His new Ice Cream Saloon will doubt
less be an attractive place Of resort
while in the Grocery and Baking line
he intends to continue to stand A, No
one. For preef, try him and be con.
rinced.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-19

MINERAL RAILRoAD.-Tho Colum-
bus Journal is commercially jealous
in urging the Importance of this enter
prise upon the attention Of the business
men and capitalists of that city,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-19

s@,The peach trees in this city are
blooming, partially and sparsely-
some not at all, some moderately full
Weather fine and vegetation progress
ing well, except wheat, which will
probably not give one fourth of an av-
.erace crop in the county. T
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-19

YOUNG MEAT.-Dr, Gay, of Colum'
bus, recently stated before the Board
of Health of that city, that the carcass
cs Of calves, not more than ,ceek old,
are exposed in the markets there for
sale. A pleasing fact for the contem-
plation Of the lovers ofveal in that To-
entity. Sat~ tt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-19

The course ofstudy consists OF SINGLE and D0U-
pLE Entry hook KEEPING, in Stock and PART
nership sets Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and JOINT Stock
business Banking Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmans MP &c
Alarge Hall is now fitted up for the Telegaphlc
Dcpartnentexclusrely,w y,where advantages VIII he Sc
cured supeior to anything elswhere nthe West. II Is
in the care of operator of long experience, ana oil
the best reputation. Having also the favor and pat
ronage of;he, leading Telegraph oficers,thIoughout
the West situations FOR graduates can readily lie Sc
cured. 5.
The tuition fee is only about CNE.HALF thntusu-
ally charged in similar institutions while the cheap
ness of living rhe numerous educational advantages
of the place, and the Gomparatve absence OF Tempt
atoms to vice, are important considerations.
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
for il is beyond the power of any Commercial Col
lege to get situations for all graduates, but we do
GUARANTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction TO our stu
dents. ~
RENssHru that we are not a ''link" in anyhody's
chain neither do we claim TO so absurd thing as
''pdtentn on a systsm ofinstruction,
TER Ms.
Tuition forthe Full Course, including Bus-
ness Penmqnship..... w
TeleGraphic COurse.......... '-..' 70 w
ROth cSTnhlned 81 w
Teachers Course in Penmanshp. 10 90
To any who have doubts conc ring where to 60 for
n Business Education, we say-ifyou study one week
with u.s. and find we have deceived you by false rep
resentatons, ask for your tuition fee and dtwill he
refunded, ...
For further particulars, send FOR Catalogue and
Circular lJanlSth, lS6G-lyl ...t
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ruRNPPTKH NOTICE.

All persons interested in the con.
struction Of a Turnpike Road from
Lancaster, via Baltimore to Kirkers-
vile, are requested to meet at Balti-
more on Saturday, April 2sth, 1866,
at two o'clock P. NJ, to take the mat
ter into confederation. Z
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TIME NEARLY UP.

Those wanting pictures Of NJ. M.
GRIsyoLD, should lose no time in call
ing at the Photographic Rooms, upper
story Of the Sifford \ Sturgeon build,
ing,ns
He leaves for Columbus the middle
or latter part Of next week.
Aprillle, ls66-lw4
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pG-Tbc editor of the Circleville
Democrat has been presented with a
fine fresh SnAD. They have enterPris-
ing fish dealers over in Circleville.
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GRAND
. AIDES FLANcAsrrn = VICINITY

II. ADIEb OFF bANOA5TDN N q v IOINIII
il 4 areall respectfully invited to attend
Having secured the services of a first class Il y
Milliner, who will assist in preparing and supern-
tending the opening, ] feel positive that will be
able to make the finest display Of BONNETS AND
purchase spring Bonnets or Hats, will be douby
pad by defering their purchasing until our opening
Lancaster, April 49, 1sGG-4
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WANTEDl--A furnished Room in the
residence of private family. For
further information call on
VIM. GEBELElN,
4.tf
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TEN DOLLARS EACH.

nsAl of the above list OF Watches will be sold for
TEN DOLLARS EACH. p.
Certificates representing each aud every watch in
the above List are placed in similar Envelopes, and
sealed Any person obtaining certificate to be had
ut our office, or sent by mail to any address, can
have the articGcalled for the return of the Ceti
ncate, with Ten Dollars.
We charge, for forwarding certificates, 81 cents
each Fivewiil he sent for So, and Fifteen for SIS.
The certificate must, in all cases he returned with
and accompany the money when the goods are or
dered. All orders promptly filed and forwarded by
return mail or express. Address
HAZARD, MOORE & Co.,
- r 3O3 Broadway, N. Y.
April a. Is6G-4w
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SIS. CALK1NS and C. P. GRIFFIN
C. H. POND,
Principal of the Telegraphic Department. and In
structor IN Practical and Theoretical Telesraph-
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &C., &c.
L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals of the Chirographic Department, IN
str,ictors in Spencerian Penmanship-Plain,
Practical and UrnAmental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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Administrators Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.

Thomas and John A. Fetters, Admins Petition
traitors Of the estate of Geo. Fctters, dec.
against TO sell
Elizabeth A. Fetters, widow, and
others, Defendants. Lnnd,
I'm PURsU ANCE OF AN ORDER
granted by the Probate Court OF Fairfield county,
OHIO in the above case, we will offer at public auc'
ton
SATURDAY Y, May 9TH, A. d. 1866,
at O'clock p. NJ, at the door of the Court House in
Lancaster, Ohio, the following described real estate
situate in Fairfield county and State of Ohio towit:
Lot No. 3oflands divided on partition oflands OF
Jacob Fetters, dec, in proceedings in the Common
Pleas Court of SAID county, wherein George and
Thomas Fetters were petitioners, aud the heirs of
jacob Fctters dec, were defendants, as recorded in
Partition Resord No. 2, page 3s; being part Of the
North cast 4 Section 81, Township 10, Range Is,
commencing at the South west cofner ofsnld Il sees
ton; thence North va 40o W. along said a section
line 2l 100 chains; thence East ~ va 10 CHAINS;
thence South 81 3-l0O chains thence Westl5 I-lOD
chains to the place Of begnnng-teXcept IL acres OF
above described tract, oil OF the South west corner
thereof sold by George Fetters and wife to J9hn A.
cord Of deeds Of said Countyl-containing 10 BOlOO
acres more or less.
Also 9lS acres off orthe South west corner or lands
of Samuel Fetters adjoining the lands o. said George
Feters, conveyed to George Fotters by samuel
Fetters and wife by deed dated Aprt 2b 1855
Also Lot No. | of lands divided in the partition
preceding aforesaid, being the tract assigned to
Maria Fettefs on partition as Aforesaid; being part
OF said North east 4 section 81, Township IL, Range
lS commencing at tho South east corner OF said a
Section; thence North along said a section line
s5 100 chains; thence West 90 chains; thence South
75-l0O chninsi thence East 26 4lOO chains to the
place, OF beginning containing 20 30.l0O acres more
or less; being same tract conveyed by Samuel
Weakley and wife to George Tetters by deed dated
March 20, 1863. .., 80. ....
Ali of The above described land being In ono body.
Said Land, 40 40.lO0 acres, appraised at S4,26O.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand one third
in ono year, and one third in two years from day OF
sale, with interest. Deferred payments to be secu!
red by mortgage on premises sold.
80 THOMAS and JOHN A. FETTERs,
Admrs of Geo. Fettcrs, dec.
BY. Connell h Fritter, Atty's.
April o. lS66-2.iwSl0 90
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PIANO LESSONS.

: Miss P. NJ. Grpwo1D will give in
stractions on tho piano forte or meIc,
deon, nreasonable terms PupiIswhl
be attended at tbcirresidences, orthat
Of her father, on German street, be-
tween Columbus aud Broea streets,
where the use Of q piano for practice
win be furnished.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
MARRIEig

In III. City II Tochcsfcr, \. f.. thu
i,h.uf p,c,.mlrs iilstsnl. ~ the rssiiencs
cf the lsdy's hrhh.r-in-lsw. Dr II. +.
sllt,ouler} bythal ls,r. lleHry !An.,ice,
Rector uf ST. Lnke's church, JOSEPH w..
KEY, Esq. ~ thi. coar,y. to Miss FAN
ME- BAEfZEiL. dsuglt.r af the late
DR.. John Dnlirell, of Frederick city Nd.
On the 18th IT Nov ult.. by the Rev.
Father no Wulf. GEORGE u. HAYDEN
tn Miss MARY JANE kSUTT.
On the 20th uf Nov Il,., by the Rev.
pr. BrDiiny. NOBLE u PENN 10 Miss
JOSEPHINE f.. BARBER.
On The 25th Of Noy ult.. BY the Rev.
u. II 1'ippeit. wH. I.sJOSES 10 Mies
LArRAA; BlScQEA
GA the :as!,,b ult. by the 'ams. WI ".
PROCTOR to Miss ELtlEA " BIS
COE.
On tic iIih ips.. l.y the Rev Father
Finders. JOS. Is. HATDEN to Nliss
MARY o. PRICE.
Ou the same day. l,y the nv. Fsthcr
p.ecisrini, GEORGE X. TAKLTON to
Mrs. MARY VI. MOORE.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13

"a pretend that Anlrcw johnson Is carry
ing out the policy II bis predecessor.
whirb porcy. throughout, wc"f M Deg',-
craft parts s.es' Is. consistently, and, !
iliiAk. rightly opposed Ircnlhel'cgnnass.
Tiicrrr learn@l 10 ~i,iltify myself. ynJ 40
10, propose /. bcgiu st his period u my
iiE. (ithrrs can exereis.l their own rights
propose 10 cIercise mine
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
Hr. Harris and tbs ssnats.

81. rive L.lcw grateful sn.i -l"qisni
,rihr,e to our distinguished coastj an.
Hon. b q. Harris, rhiel n" find T"
demonstration ia late issue "''the H'"t'
eo,ipry tipn'y .S>~,imI. "esro not Saiaor'
is.{to .istenor do ~ kJ.ou that Mr. Har'
lisD a. ssrirIh fr . scat 10 iIle Senate
but. IL the iine hss arliTfG IN the oI"i'ior
. IL III. a.n.ocrsey u the state to hare DOM
With ;si,y .Swdirni' aud t. hsh' l'ereat'
tr ute,l squsre-out dem"1'tir Pr'ueif'Ir'
,h.n ia Mr. IIsrrisrin nar judsuisnt. CO.
iiil,d 10 the forcmcst r-.iti"n "f 'hr party
in cur STATE. The lollgwins i tho tFibu''
referred TO alrV.:
~, lhs dnty Il selecting Itl5-n"f the
S;at. ot MsryI,ul 10 r~prysent that SiSt'
in the s,nat. IL Tie luii.d S.alrp f." al
yrnrs, irou, ID. E.urih Of Mareh next will
deyolre on the besi,lstur- Of the Staie, al
IL approaching session. h'licre ! but re-
n,t the preferences Of lArse majority "l
th. pc, nc Of Montgomery county IN pro-
ba,ing IS nsw is. trr that high I"ti'
lion, the name Of our distinguished Ee-
preventative in Consrc,s the Hsn. BcNJ.
Il llArrIs. of st. Mary's eeaniy.
mir. liAssl., by Lis tq'll aud fearless
li,oea uf genuine Democratic principles
4thc.. PRINCIPLES upon which the Con',itu
iion i'stlf was founded. snd 81 time, too.
sLcn there VAS none other with courage
! enough to stand up in il-ir defence. has
ncqairsd for hinsslfa r,put-d ii aud a
prcRlneues. not only in our own St,tc,
lrui tFrouyloui ,lre Union. which but few
II Ii. co.ap.er, can er,r hops TO silain.
"IIsrine proven aiuaeii Ile uuccn'pFo.
n,i.ius foe to iyrAnr And orrre''Io.. 'r''
80 III ihst " ialse an! deceptive, he stands
IN n, Eroud .nd tnviAblc rciFtscnis'ne
OF al that i, ,irtuaut a"d houcs'.
in preventing his nnmc. therefor III
it- above connection, ] d. 20 IN full con-
hd.ncc ot ip approval by a gtnrrcn' aud
ki.hn.iudcd pecp', and I Il. rerely 'r"',
rLsi hi, undinrhing drmns's IN dctcnco "t
ia. right, added e. hi s.li-s' rihrins hon.
rst,. will be duly reWArlrt by hi' al"r.-
,i,n te the ,bove distinguished ro'i'ion.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
NOTICE.

a l. l. persons sfe hctcbY warned
VA as,inst ir,tpa ,iug up3n ,ay Farm,
"Fsii.ity. :" situat.d IN WicomIno river III
Chsptieo district. NJ Mry's eounty. III
ahy way with dug or pnn or passing
t!,rorgb Any p,rt Of the Farm. except on
The road q aud fran the landing.
Persons usiug theroal win be required
10 shut tho gates or they will be prohibit.
ell from posing The roa IT,
I he law will be enforced strictly agsiosl
a!l persons Sho disregard this nOflec.
JOHN A BARBER
Dec. 10 d. 1906 3w. d
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
vlllandigh,n on Lii cola.


We invite tho attention of all Those
among our reader who appreciate eio-
uurnre 10 the following extract from one
II Sir. vsllaudishsm. speeches il the late
canvas We kanr nnt Hbsu wV have
read letter piece of orAtary, Mr. al
landiylAn's oval"ry. generally, ''ol the
l.n order. There il no mere Tower "nd
furlelew Of rhetoric ip his 'iyle. lie Is
simply dirs,i. Earnest, vehement. iise lie
mo,thsnes Or For. 10 scholar, his
.peaSing seems fashioned ai,-r their man
is aud robust model. ]. n reason And
logic. anin,sird and ibaAmed By feeling aud
pvsion. While he seeks no Oruaneu,, he
ssens, in his earne'tn-r,. 10 disdain il. his
dicli.u is jet as correct as q writer in The
closet need make it, 1t will be found not
easy TO ehsnEe any ofhiI Wor'ls FOR The bet
ser This finish. however OF h1nd, un-
studied and Inspired by the OCCASION. the
orator may seem r.qairc' careful PrePAr-
.ton aud Mr.. Nall1ndiSb,m deserve 10
l., studied, as showing how the highest
.nraioriral effect i. attained BY the closest
sihefenee to the seuss anl matter the
.arer wishes 10 deliver
In the debste on The Westminster Scru-
Tiny, Fox s,s,eJ fact AZ cau'e Of doub'
whether lie could expect justice from the
House" An angry cry OF "order' was
raised on him. lie AnsSered with rapid
enumeration Of many unfair acts on their
rart towards him. concluding each state
lnetlt If fact with the same argument sud
protest cf injustice. expressed IN ;ho s-mt
words, titat hsd raised thescsll 10 order
frou tllc bou,e, nov silciiccd into respect
ipl attention, SIR yaliAndighains sum.
mary Of the reasops why heiFill pot con-
d.nin J.incoln's agents and aeipIit him, as
actunulati.e array cf tic facts and an ar
gunientstiyc deduction frou ,henI. is liner
than he iarnous parslleJ passago in Fox
Th. instances arc in the highest degree im-
pre,.ive aud imposing, and ihe climax Of
horror is reached, With great ora'prieal
power. in 'rurchin's riuusPeslesblc decd
To t,llowiag j, tic extract from Mr. Val
\ olapdiglisnls = speech referred to-: e"
oa lam here, then, .nr Democrat, % al-
drtssslDemocrats in support Indeed q the
policy Of tbs President asa great living
issue OF the hour, and because that policy ia
itorsu, ,,hIy consistent with Democratic prin-
.Ivlss, anii because Iseopld mot address %
yau d D.mocratie spefshl uuless | adyoca-
ted the Union and the Constitution
i AR. not here to-night as a Democrat TO
. rulogize the policy or principles, % per-
sopsl stfribusesiot Mir lincoln. ! leave
that entitely. ~ those ahu ls,ipported iIiH
adrihg his administration, whether they
voted tor him 10 ls6U, or bccamo subsc-
aucntly his friends. Il il not for me; i Is
ugl for Democrats who opposed ilinl, so ar
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
NnTlGE va cRRnlr,lRs

MortCEta hetspy gwen thAtihs snbseri
' hers haze oytin,d rom lI.s Orphans
CourI ofSl, Matyis eopniy, IL Masylaad, Its-
isrs oi standardization Oh tue psrsonsl estate of
Vim. 7. Shorter, late ~ asii coaHty d-cgas-
su. Aiirsrsons having claims sssinst the said
csrsasssi are lterehy warned 20 exhibit The sang
With ihe.rroesr v"ochrs thereof, "a the rub
sctibsis 81 or sstofe the issiadsy otJUne,
1867, otlierwlse they may he r4aladrd hy law
froni-ai pelieht OF tbe s.sid sslate Gnsn un-
a., n,y hand this ilh day cisDrr. 1856,
ABELf. sANN Eis,
Surviving AJlninetrator
De, 18th, 1856 Jw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
30TlcE or DIVIDEND.

~ N appiicalion af LekitGnvss- Admins-
~ tfatsf Of Mar A.. Graves, late
" saill NIass county deceased, ri sordsrsi ~
Tie Court, ,liAt thssald Administrator notify ths
cfrdilafs u he said dteessti % lIe their claims
aaairss .eid deceased III the elliceH the Rrgls.
Ter ot' Wills fn Saiu Mary's ceaniy o. Or b.
aresss is.h DAY ~ l'sb., lsGl fVr dssiasnd,
and lll,s shla unlse bs iDlylisilgd "ass = syssk
~ taci, week unlll us is i day ofI'sb.. next.
Tsst,
Z En. JAMES n. M RLA.Y,
4fsn 3. Rrt,isler ~ Wis
II iel 81. Mars coasiy.
Do. 18th, isbG~-ta.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
RATIPICaTioH NOTICE.
Richard Tssn,l, nAc II j. I. N. RAley,
W ~ ~ ~
Jnhu ". Bud.

IN shs Gfc'Ii' t','urt Tor Saint May, CvaH.
~, sitting A. Cmr " Equity. =
~. ~ y E4niiy.
TlY virtue 0f sulhutiy vested IN me, ..
- Gerk of Ibs aifcuii Cunt i,t Slint Ma.
~ C"nafr. by the Ftsslr oi Public Gtn rll
laws" oi This Sts,e |. is hereby of,lerctI
that ii,s Aldf - l,rpod, 6....
w ti. ease. I've rstifis AMI c.,nhl,n
81 unless tAus- IN the e,ai'F,ry he shnwn on
OF hsfsgr the third Siolday NJ .lau. nex' pF,.,i
led copy 81 this or'lsf he inserted iu ii,e ~
Mar 'sGAfErTE. 0lsrc 4 week for Lhs.=r v,l,, es-
'i's weeks. Prtpi 10 li.' iiird M.'t.dAl ol Jan
next.
JN0 / CANAl.IEg, Cft.
Trae eapY--rrw:
I%o \ CAVALIER. C,'k.
Dec. I3ih. isG5-33.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13

". l.. CHURCH NOrlCg ATh-r,
will L, Presiding At Frieh,lship on sun
dsy mor'ing ~ i0i o'elocs. Dec 10th.
Preaching At M, Phsah ~, Sunday AZ
tcrnwn II 3 o'elock, Dee 10Th.
Preaching ia Joy's N.ighborhood Sat.
urdsy nigh, Al : o'clrrk. Zee. .,2sd
l'r aching Al Ehens r ~ Saslsy morn
ins at l0l o',loek, Dec ..3rl
Preaching al l.rousrl Torn on sunday
afIcrnnou ~ 3 o'clpck. IIrr. 2Irl.
rrrichin. ai vi Hiou IN Sunday morn.
ing at Ini "'rlpt Der ;;flgh
rrcaciha; ~ u ihsl Snal,g sTssFy9su
Il O'Clock. Dee 3Dth.
aud regularly every rhF's weeks ahsr-
uETls.
JAMES =. WILSON.
Asst prrsthrr. II. Mary', 1'irruit.
a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
FnAucis se.le. y. ~. ilaui. and I,hs u /.
N,si.
"
Mars r.. Smith aud r,tcr n. su,iii,.

10 the c,rcui. C,uri ta st. Mar5 euunt,
sitting ~ . q art u Fqn'y.
Na1, \ T..
toy viHnc II suilt,Fiiy vested 10 ne. ~
- Cicrt 81 the C,tenii C.Juri tr ~ Msry'.
Counts lsy ihn 'tu.ls oi fuhll (;"acr 4
Iaws" 81 ih', STATE. II l. hereby uvueT,d ILsl
tls. Awlii.r'. l.efat hlel IN thl. ea...
~ faiiiiei sis. aHtiFme,l. npisaa CAUSE
o. t.,c eail'x.ry be sh,wn un 80 left,
c"ry oI this "r,lrr l'e lueitrd 10 tie Ssin'
Nw.', Gassffs. "nee W.es ta three nlcso~.
ise Nerks pfIDr to tho thitd Monday 0
ian. Baxt.
JSo \ CAVALIER. Cfk.
True cory y--i'esl
JNo \ CAVALIER, Crk.
Dec. i5Ii. 1860 aj.-Jw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
ST. MsYpS Ga71TTE
LEoEARploHS, Mo
T.,gsgpAr NoR HN1 S,v-,u's ~, lsh5
LEoEARploWS, nr

r-.s..~-s Fv's
>av-Osne toshr sickncss of 'aT e'a'n
asia .ni, We lsset been cu'eislled '" neg
l.., .omswhs,. our rii,oii,l columns dur
ing III, lssi..ni riescrt i''us oi our pa
b.r. We hepc to beside IA pur next .ni
subsequent i.,s-, to r'nsd! our short
,nnings il thi, r.sp,tl and to present our
,e.l-r. xilk our u.usI lu'nii1y of selects
tss slitori,l mHttcr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
PlRT saint
JEROMB'S PLAINS,
I92 acres,
containing

more or less. Said lsnI !, sligiIiy .iius-
ted Oh 81. laigocs' rrei.s. 81 at half =
mile from ,hc 81 an Mill 10 81. Ioiso $
district Tho laad !, IN gosd rp,r.iiion.
with the ordinary improvements. aRl il
we'll adapted To the growth Of tho ssrple
er, 2. Of the eourty.
The terms of ,sls. >. prescribed by The
decree. sre--onc u,ll of the pnreh -
mont; in each ot fhr day II ,ale. aud tbs
residue 10 equal insisimeB;s At one anil
two yraI's credit. the deferred p ,ymsn's 70
l.c secured by the ends II the purchaser
with euri'y 10 be approved by the Trus.
tees. and is lear inItres. from The day Of
ale When 81 the pur, h,'c money n II
le taid. Tie Trustees will rx"cuc deed
to she parchs~ r. free. clear aud di.ch4rs.
ID 'ruIn al eiaip, Of lh. parties to this
suit.
-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
INSGLVEuT Notice.
Petition for , ln .hs tarcnii conri
Insolvency. { lof ". Msrys coauts-

NpY sigsaie ol authority y@sisd III me =.
, Cls,rk of sbe fltcuii e.,urt ff 81. Ma
ry'. eaunty, by the .Go,ie ~ i'nbiic General
I.aw-"oi ihis State, il II hereby ord'rcd that y
T.. slaldins, an insolyenf Petitioner hr
aud appe.f before thc said cunri on the I'iri
Moliday II March next. 70 answer sucl inier-
rosreIies o. allegations a. lis creditors. rn.
,l,nscrt "a securities may a.lcee or propose
against hl,a s,d ,hat said ibsalrcnt eause =
copy u .Jl,i. notice 10 be published in tho So,
AaFy's GAzkrrE eice = wsek for three
n,pnrit, previous ID said third Monday "
March ntIt.
JSO. a. CAVALIER, Cpk.
True cays-'tesi.
JNO. a. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Dec. ! 3th. iS6G--sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
"COSTARS"
3s cxLrBRATKD
BISHOP PILLS,

uxiySRsai, piSSER ? IL.
For Nervous ani sick Elesdsehe, Costivs-
ness. Indigestion, Dysp, psia. BlIlousness.
Constipation. Ilisrr Lea, colics. Chilla.
iS,sets, sni Gs neral DFsngemcnt1of the
Digestive OiSans.
Boxes. 225 CTS 80 ctA., and 81 sisos.
sod by 81 Drnagista cvarywhrrs
And by HENRY IL UOS'rAk. Depot
4st hrndSay, n, Y aa's.'
And by M'ilIian.l.A lsyk y, Leonard
Tonb, Nd. Il. siH
ssfsf1 .ss8lss issi ssls. - s~f7
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
IHS0LVENT B1TICE.
retifirn fsr In shs Gntit cour
Insolvency. Es 81 Masy's : cou,,,.

RyY virtue of authority vest.i 10 mr. a.
ka tiefk 81 the Circuit C'mn f.W Saint ail-
RS eaaliiy. hs the "tsie OF Public G'iiersl
l.,wsr ~ THIS state it i hereby otdercI ihs,
q .orgs a. Himni-, an lnselveni Petitioner. be-
snd appear before the sai,l c,,ur, nn ihr third
Motday oi March hcyi, - answer such ia.
uaio4ies % slieg ailnis " ha ere ltors. en-.
ai.ts,ss, ~ seeuFilies ,nty aliese or prolo-s
,saina him, anil That aaid lnsoiveni va;lse :
copy of this nrsiee ia be published ia tie
S.liu, MarS's GAxErrE. ohrs a week .,r t,rre
ln.nths. presi,ns - Sail third Ipaday %.
March next.
9xl. A. CAVALIER. Ci'E,
True cory-fe.t M
$40. A. CAVALIER. Cisk.
Dee. 18Th. isGG--sn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
LONG POINT,
l,,.'us .i'sst, ,nd lyins IN tho district add
eouEiy afao.sil. sld e'a',ining
10 acres,

more cf lr-s.
This hnd l. losa,e'l on Smiil's Cresk
sud aGnr,ls Ere l.sca'ish 4, sag aaa de-
sirous 10 engage IN ih oyster hi.iaees
the oyaer. ia Ihis loc,'i'y b,iHs rsted
sln,ng The 6nsst that can be found ia ihe
eUaRiFy.
Terms u Sale. y. p eseriI,ed bv the
4 cree. are--nss h,lf ihs paieh,s- money
ea,h on the d,g o( s,le. aad the rcsi,lae
u ,welve month"; credit --ll,c Iarcha' 20
Eiye bond. Si'h security 10 be approved b.
tie Trustee. snd 10 b. ar interest freua Tbs
Day OF sale
Win al iha pu'ohaa' moaey ii III be
aid. the Trustees will execute Il ell &,
tie Purchaser. Tee. clear aud di.caase,d
.f9n III claims OF The parties 70 ihis suit.
H. f.yEn.
jos II. KEY.
Trustees.
Dee. l3,b, 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
F0R SIZE.
S.sEyERAI. tracts Il yalNsble River and
- Forest lands. at reduced prizes and on
ccolnnodating terms.
Apply 20
FEB. sth. isG6--tf.
an For slcsiIE.

The friends 1T X Al.ENA ND EIs
CLAltIxE fth, Factory district pfsscnt
him 10 tie voters oi 81. MaTy's coiinfY ss
j candidate for Sheriff ~ tho next election.
rAcfoRI DitrRlef.
Nov ~, 1866