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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
Prepare for Harvest
favor Of it.


1t viii be seen, by reference to their ad-
vertiscmcnt. that Messrs j. z. Bartho-
low & Co, have, at their establishments,
in Washington and Alexandria, supply
of Reapcrs and Mowers, particularly the
Buckeye, of The Ohio pattern, and Woods,
which are considered the best now manu-
fseturcd; and. il is said. the Baltimore
pattern Of the Buckeye is not now made,
In consequence Of the superiority Of The
Ohiopattern. In connection with their ware
houses, they have a Machine Shop, whore
they keep constantly on hand a full supply Of
Extrasand Repairs for these machines, and
wherethey keep experienced macbIniats en-
ployed to repair them. This is certainly a
greht advantage and convenience to farm
ers, and worthy of attention.
Tie Remington CultiyatorB, Smiths
Patent Steel Plows, and Smaloy's Com
hined Plo8 and Cultiyator, are said to be
excellent implements and, in these days
Of scarce labor, the farmer should look
about for every implement that would as
sist his operations. aud save expense.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
NOTICE.

"A Ii persons having claims against
IA Saint Mary'J county are hereby no.
tfeI, that the levy for the present year
will be closed on the 1st Tuesday Of June
next. All Claims that are not filed by
tbat day win be excluded from the levy
for tho present year
by order ol the Commissioners
s- JAS, III WILSON.
CLERK.
May 10, 1896 2t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10


missioncrs or any three Of tliam, shall be
I the judges Of the FIRST election and that
Mt all meetings Of stockholders for any
,Sarpose,. each share Of stock shall entitle
tle holder to cue vote, and any stoekhol-
der may depute any person to vote and act
as his. her or It's proxy for all purposes,
but no corporation having authority to ap-
( point Director or Directors shall have
any vote in the chocc Of The elective Di-
rectors
/ See. S. y7ndbe 10 ewtcte,l, That to con-
tinue the succession Of the President and
1 Directors in said company, appointments
of Directors shall be made annually by
any Of said corporations entitled to appoint.
and the elective Directors shall be chosen
annually on the fourth Wednesday Of Jan
pafy in every ya6r, in che city Of Balti-
more, by the stockholders, and the Presi-
dent and Directors shall hold their Offices
until new appointment, election and
qualification of President and Directors;
that at ali elections required by this act or
the by-laws Of the company % be held at u
particular time, may be held at any time
within thirty days thereafter, and that the
appointment Of Directors may be at such
times as the corporations entitled to ap-
point may deem best; that il any vacancy
occur in any manner, Of any President OF
elected Directors before tho year for which
be was elected Shall have expired, person
to Gil such vacant place for the residue Of
the year, may be appointed by the PreFi-
dent and Directors or najori Of them,
and if such vacancy occur among any ap-
pointed Directors, it shall be filed BIZ The
corporation which had conferred tie APP
pomllnent; and az all annual or also a.
any oiii0d meetings, If Eve stockholders
require il, the PRESIDENT and Directors
shall furnish clear and itentzai statement
VI thc earnings, expenses and financial
condition Of thc company up to that Pcri-
Oh or ths close Of the fiscal year, which
shall be iho thirty -Grzt of December, in
each year
See o Aa3 be & nafs7, That tho
President and Directors Of said company
sLa.l be invested With al the rights aud
power necessary to the construction and To-
pair Of railroad from the point known as
tic Relay House on the Nor hern Central
klhu5d, hy way oi tho cluucy river route
~ tida water agtm.ga, .neetAal with any
hnral rgad ta tha .iiy % Baltimore connect
ING herewith, with as many zgts tsnEtraass as
mag b loemc8 necessary not exceeding
is.y-sjg feet wide f1T tht graaed surface
af Ia road ar raais, and the slil PROSE
dent aB3 ilrs ,lgs Or majority Of them,
F# f.4l
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
The Lecture.


fThc tickets, we arc authorized to state,
for the lecture of Dr. Bunting, which is
10 como off before the st. Mary's Reading
Room and Debating Society on Tuesday,
i6e 22nd instant, viii be issued during the
present week. As the proceeds Of the lee
ture arc to be applied to the enlargement
cf the Library Of tho Society, it is hoped
and believed That these tickets viii meet
with liberal sale throughout the entire
county, particularly when the high ropu-
tation Of the lecturer is considered and it
il also remembered that they Fare to be Of
fered at the unusually low price Of %
cents per ticket. Tn addition to The at
tractious Of the lecture, The purchasers Of
tickets viii participate in the merit Of
building up Public Library in our eoun-
", the beneficial effects Ct which upon The
rising generation It il impossible to osd-
mate too highly. The entire county Is
directly concerned in the establishment
and sustentior of public library in our
midst, dnd il is therefore anticipated chat
saassy ipterqst will lie manifested in the
success of the Socicty's efforts in this di-
rection.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
CHApTER Is

40 Act to appropriate Q sum of money r
pay J II Emmorgon Z Is Wimbangh
Il z Bayly. J 7 Hand, Haverstick and
Lonrncckcrs, Carlton Rhodcrick D
Wells, William II Council G Fulton a
Son, b Everett Smith, James 3 Ddwus,
Fiuuner & Usiiton. Z bonas S Hodsou,
Thomas h Ogden, VIM. Wales & Go
Il Il Ewing, Geo w Wilson, Z K
Roulin, for publishing the laws ofSes-
aion eighteen hundred and sixty Eve.
Section | Be II enacte} BY the GenerR
Issenlig of .Myglmd, That tue Comp
jroler be. aud he is hereby directed
70 issue his warrant upon tho Trcosu-
ror for seven hundred aud forty six dollars
to pay J II Emmorsnn, for publishing the
Laws Of session eighteen huudred aud six
ty-Gge; eight hundred ADD eiehty-6ve dol
lars to r x Wmbaugh for Publishing the
Laws IF session eighteen handrea and sixty
five; three hundred and ninety mine dollars
and fifty cents to r T Bayly, for publish
iur the Laws Of session eighteen hundred
ana sixtg dvc; six hundred and seventeen
dollars to J I. Hand, for publishing The
Laws u session eighteen hundred and six
iy.fee; seven huudred and sixteen dollars
TO pay Hayerstck & Ldngocckors, for
ontjlishiuF tho laws of session eighteen
hundred and sixty-fve; to Carlton Eboder-
ick, editor Of the valley Register the sum
of Two hundred aud seventeen dollars and
fsty cents; u Wells, editor Of Port Tobao-
60 Times, the SUN OF Two hundred and
twenty-ihrco dollars and fifty cenls; Wm
II Council. editor Of Edslofh7 Gazette, he
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
New Music.

We have received from John r. Ellis
Piano and Music Dealer, No 30G Penn
sylyapia Avenue, near Tenth street,
Washington, D. c.. the following pieces
of music, for which he will please accept
our thanks:
6."You'ro Free Birdie, Free" words and
music by J, William Pope, arranged for
the Piano BY j. r. Hodges.
.nThcre DwelIs within the Heart Alone, ("
poetry BY Mrs. j. Mem, music by Thos
Story.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10

MTOTTCE Is hereby aivon to all por-
"a sons IN Saint NaEs county hl
iract5,5 to the United States fW Taxes
on incomes, Licenses ard other Rsiurus
that their accounts are 10 my hauds and
payment is demanded
aud in order that payment NAV b.
made. I win be NJ ;hc t5ila@ing plae's ~
This County, On the following days, % re-
ccjvc the same
CHApTICO. Tuesday, May 22al'
LEONARDT0WN Wrdaeslag and
Ihursiay. Noy 2lh aud 2l.b.
a failure 10 pay at she above usm q
linIc viii ,uljlcl Toe pof,rs dsiaaltias 10
Do addition Of ten percent 70 ias toA to-
ge,hcr With 3 charge Of twgoly cents tAlj
ior each totc, r.sae8 God Nlr cents Pcr
uic ~ sorwur s,nc. The whole recoy.
cradle by d,1r4i1t
GEO ~. SANDS.
per y y kFLAFp,
. pity q J. ctof
Mas 10, lsG6--t3
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
MARRIED

On The 8rd instant by The Rev Father
De Wolf. WM II LACY, 70 Mirs CE-
CELIA NJ QTADE
On the 1'h Instant. hy tlo Rgy Father
Co,Gnq. JAMES T. CECIL 20 Miss MA
RY ]. ARMSWOEruf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
Public General Laws.

We had thought that we had exhausted
the Public General Laws when we stated
e few isaues ago that We shad completed
their publication. It turns out, However,
that we were mistaken, a supplemental
batch of these laws having been received
since that time. We give place to them
in our present paper.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
Appointments.

The County Commissioners of this com
tg,i alta meeting held on Tuesday last. made
the following appointments; Assessor,
Thomas n Fowler, of Chaptico District,
vice Col. Wm. /. Blackstone, resigned. =
Trustees Of the Poor Edward s. Abel,
UFish Iippett, Charles Thompson, Albert
Earch aud l. II. Canter. The appoint
uent of a Physieianto the Poot's House
has no. yet been made.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
Union Central Committee Of Md.


We are pleased to be ablo to note, that
the Executive Committee Of CHS body have
arrayqd tGemsQlrcs on the side Of John'on
and the Constitution. Alta meeting last
week resolutions we're offered by Mr
Findiay affirming an ardent adherence to
the Union and the restoration policy Of
President Johusoh. The radical members
Of the Committee, through their sPokcs-
man, J Ohm /. Thomas, introduced &C.
rfog of counter resolutions, sustaining the
Kqgistry Law and endorsing tho sumner
Stevens programme Of reconstruction -
TIE resolutions Of Mr. Finllsy we're adop-
ted by vote Of 3 to 4 and the resolutions
Of Thomas defeated by tho same vote
The Committee, by ihoir opposition to the
Registry act, having removed all obstacle
20 fraJcrnizatiotr betveon eoncorvativo Un-
ION men and democrats, we hope that
measures will goou be taken to marshal
sll opponents Of radicaliam and rcgistra-
tiun in tIe State under one common ban
ner, 4 State Convention, having this ob-
ject in view, We look 70 SEQ called at an
carly date and wo announce ourselves in
favor Of it.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10

s1
| then hundred shares are subscribed, the
Ebseribcrs, their successors and assigns.
all be and TREY are hereby declared to
sJe incorporated into company, by the
homc Of the Union Railroad company Of
Baltimore, and by that name sliall 10 ca
Ipablc III law of purchasing, holding, sell
ling, leasing and conveying estates, real /,
fpcraonal and mixed, 50 far as shali be ne-
II cessary for the purpose herein mentioned
4 and no further, and shall have perpetual
4 succession, and by said corporate name
II nay sue and be sued and may have and
/ use oommon seal, which they shall
Ahave power to alter and renew at their
pleasure and shall have, ef5oy and may
!. exercise all the rights and privileges which
lpther corporate bodies may lawfully do for
tho purposes herein mentioned.
/ Sec. 3. Ind he It caacied That the
| Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore, the
| Northern Central Railway company, tho
i Western Maryland Railroel company, and
4 the Canton company, and any other cor
porations chartered hy this SITE, may and
4 they are hereby fully authorized and cn-
powered gpyeIsliy and respectively, each
on its own account, to subscribe. as cor
! porati1ns, to the capital stock Of said COM
pauy, which subscriptions shall bo made
for thc said Mayor and City Council BY
Iordiannca. and by the other corporations
4 in the manner il which other corporate
acts are Is them respectively performed.
and the frst subscriptions Of the sald cor
porations, shall not be deemed 10 exhaust
The power, but sach Of tho said corpora
Etions msy u.0ke other au1 fnuher sub
scriptions If they may consider tho same
leSpcdiont aad proper, aud said Mayor and
+. City Council may from tImc % time bof-
row money OF issue certificates Of lndebt-
cdues- % meet any inslalmgHta Of such
subscriptions, aui a3rh OF sad other cor
porodons rs authorized 10 issue its bonds
70 che amount necessary 20 meet sgch sub
scriptious, ard be secure such bonds by
mortgage or Otherwise
SEQ. a.. Ind BE- y ea1e'r}, That Che said
corporations tbus beromigg Stockholders
10 the .aij Union lailroad company
tbsl. say,raliy be entitled o. q rpres-u-
taaon ig tha BJari of Dcgt3es OF said
camnsny. e5mmcu Uritc alta a amount
81 thair Respective subscriptions SO t1e
cariIa aa % ssl company which p,-
reeur .halI be appointed ~ pouven-
ton 70 the $50 Branches % He City
ICau1al upon te nomination qt taa
F.. Mayor. au3 uy ias oAss corporation. a
OH coTp7ats ae.- aT' ty tanl b}1,es
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
JAMES T. y. BAILEY
LAWS OF MARYLAND.
Passed Special Session, ls06
L0FEMALl

e. HARDWOOD. Secretary of Senate
WN Il. COLE, Chief CITE Ilou 81 pcl
cga.cs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16


A "FREEDarAStN LraBc;-Night 20
fore last a negro, who is travelling under
the name Of Jacob TGhsvossJ and VINO
claims to be native of Beaufort, .. U,
lectured ct the Court House in this city,
giving his sable hearers what purpor'ea
to be an account of his travels through
the Southern States, and his views Oh
the "Freedmen's Bureau," and matters
and things in general. He advertised
that he would, at the close OF MS ieceure,
translate twenty different languages
;nto the English tongue and sing
e cue French and Hindoo. As
sann as the speaker had closed
his harrangue, he was accosted by one OF
our city policemen, who informed him
that he was his prisoner, being charged
with stealing horse from Mount Pleas.
ant, Ohio. Strange as it may appear, it
took the learned African some time to
the statement of the police
man, although it was spoken in plain
English. He was placed in the lookup;
however, and understands it by this
time. He will this morning be taken to
Mount Pleasant, where he stole the
horse, for trial. -gT.. --Ti
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

the M1NsTELs.-skif and 5GayIord,s
Minstrels made their frat appearance, at
washington Hall, last evening, to very
good house. The troupe - q Ikfss class
one, and gave great satisfaetiOa, Most
of the songs and the jokes. were new
and the music excellent In addition to
the usual features of ninstrelsy, there
is also an excellent panorama of the
main Incidents Of the war, which is &C.
,coppanied with appropriate patriotic
and sentimental singing, and the physi7
cal c0ntortions of Master Willie Gaylord,
the "Bonsless Boyn are perfectly won
derful. The troupe appears again this.
evening, and All who wish seats wonid
do well to go7early. q ,fo55ss ee1rolE O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16
- illls< O. 49, -. :. = 80,
CITY AND STATE NEWS

EXECUTION AT ,PARKERsBvRG.- Yes
tsrday afternoon at about one o'clock
Gibbony, the last of the three Psrkers
burg murderers, was hung near thai
town. At quarter to one o'clock the
condemned man was taken from the jail
and conducted to the scaffold, which mao
been erected near Fort foreman. lie
was accompanied by the sherih OF "oou
county and his spiritual advisers: Ai.ef
the religious exercises were endeu' 'no
prisoner adjusted the rope on ms own WI
neck . shook hands with the persons Cd
tho scaffold, and assented his readiness
TO he executed. The drop was touched,
and Gibbony was suspended between
heaven and earth. His neck was not
broken by the fall His pulse ceased
beating in about twelve minutes, but he
struggled much longer The execution
was public, and was witnessed by sew
eral thousand persons. sa-.5. .,.. =,
Our readers will recollect that last
TALL a year ago, Grogan, .6oyce and Glib.
bouy (who were Federal soldiers,, were
convicted of the brutal murder OF Adam
Deems, who was quiet and peaceable
farmer, residing short distance from
Parkersburg. The three men were ar
rested, tried, and found guilty of murder
in the first degree. They were sentenced
to be hung, but as the sentence was pro-
nounced by 1.-The Judge of the Wood
county Cireuis Court, on the day fixed
by law for the converting of Court in an
adjoining county, counsel for the prison.
er claimed that the Court had no lawful
right to sentence the man on that DAY,
aud thereupon took On appeal to the Su-
preme Court The Governor granted
the prisoners a respite until the matter
was settled by the Court of Appeals
This Court confirmed the action OF the
Circuit Court, bat as the day fixed for
the execution had passed by, it became
question whose duty ii was to appoint
another day. Some claimed that the day
should be fixed by the Court of Appeals.
others that it was the duty of the Gov
ernor, and Others that il shonld be fixed
by the Judge of the Circuit Court
Finally the Circuit Judge designated the
time The counsel for the prisoners
again filed exceptions, which were over
ruled LAST winter by the Court OF APP
peals. 1t then became the duty Of the
Sheriff of Wood county to execute the
men upon the day fixed IN,
A few days before the last, exceptions
we're overruled by the Court of Appeals.
Gibbony who was confined in separate
cell succeeded in making his escspe
but was captured about month after
wards, at Charleston, Kanawha county
Grogan and Boyce were hung on the day
designated, but as Gibbony was not cap
tured until after the day fixed for the
execution had passed, it was found
necessary to await the converting of
Court At the April term of the Court
he was, for the third time, sentenced TO
be bang, and yesterday was fixed as the
time for his execution
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

SINGULAR AFFAIR 49, Two or thee
weeks ago a yonnR man of this city met
, yonug married woman at Public
school pic mic, and there tormed his fist
tc0uaintance with her. Since that time
he husband of the woman thought he
nad cause to suspect the fidelity of his
.,ife. and was almost satisfied that she
nermitted her newly formed acquaint.
4nco to call al the house during the
husbands absence. Rumor soon set u
startling story aAoat, and the husband
became almost distracted Day before
Yesterday he quit work about three
o'clock, and went home. When he reach
ed his dwelling, he found the front door
locked and all the window shutters
closed; he wended his way to the rear
door of the house, when, to his horror,
he was convi nced that all his dread
suspicious were true. The man who had
disturbed the peace and quietude OF that
heretofore pleasant home, was seen to
emerge from the house and run away !;
upon entering the house the husband
found to his sorrow that his wife had for.
COTTON her marriage VOWS, and had dis
graced herself and family. The infurl.
ated husband started in pursuit OF the
man, aud had it not been for the inter.
IGNITION of friends bloody deed would
have been perpetrated. Finally the
.nirit of anger and revenge was sub
Iued, and the husband was induced to
give up the pursuit of his enemy. He
returned to his home ordered the wife
20 leave him forever; and Immediately
made preparations toleave the city: The
wife went to the house of friend, and
llst evening the, but few weeks since,
pleasant home was closed the house
hold goods were being packed up for
shipment, and the husband was max
ing preparations for journey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

I ERRIBLE ACCIDENT Little Boy In
.fdatly Killed by the Failing Of Pile Of
Enthusiastically morning a terrible
accident occurred on the wharf, by
which little boy, aged eight years,
named Frederick Stanley, met with in.
slant death He had been playing with
a little boat in the river, aud was re-
turning home when he walked between
two piles of boards which had been left
on the landing When about half way
shrough the narrow passage a pile of
heavy, wet boards fell, and the little
fellow. was crushed to death. He was
found by the workmen some time after
the lamentsble occurrence, and Justice
of the Peace John Irwin was called to
hold an inquest over the remains A
Jury " as smpanneled, and DR.. Frissell
was summoned to examine and ascertain
where thelad was injured. 1t was found
that his skull had been fractured, his
breast badly bruised, and his arms and
legs broken and crushed. The jury re.
turned q verdict, that the deceased
came to his death from the Academia
falling of a pile of boards.
The little unfortunate was the onl,
son of widow searnstress who reside
IN the brick house at the foot OF Uniol
street. The mother was absent iron
home when the Iifeless remains OF ne
son were taken to the house, and whel
friends conveyed to her the sad inteli
gence, she aliasst sank beneath the 81
we're stroke. &,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

ANNIVERSARY SERMoN,-The fourth
anniversary of the English Evangelical
Lutheran Church will be celebrated to
morrow. The morning service will be a
communion and confirmation service
the afternoon will be devoted to the
Sunday School; and the evening to the
anniversary sermon by the pastor, Rev.
S. B. Barnitz The past year has been
one of marked success to this young but
working Church, and the exercises to-
morrow will be of most interesting
character, -- ,..-.--
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CoNyEN,
TIoN.-We understand that the initia.
tory steps are being taken for the calling
of q Sabbath School Convention in this
State. While our sister States are en-
joying such glorious and heavenlylgath-
erings, why should not West Virginia
form her link in the chain 2 We hope
the matter will be urged to speedy
consummation. Let the Convention be
held here in Wheeling. We are sure
delegates from the interior of the State
will receive a hearty welcome and be
given cordial reception
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

PoLICE'-Nigbt before last man
named William Holman chose to make
his bed on butcher bench in the Mar
ket House. Soon after he laid down,
he was abont, as we supposed, to fallinto
the embrace Of Somnus, and in doing so
was greatly surprised to find that he
had been traced and fallen into the
arms of policeman He was furnished
with. more comfortable quarters in the
lock. up, and was. yesterday morning
brought before the Police Gourt and
fined one dollar and costs. ,a-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

WINDOW SHADES. x We have been
shown a style of window shade which is
equally. as neat as the venitian blinds,
and is far cheaper 1t can be raised or
lowered at pleasure cannot get out OF
order; can be put up in aminnte; !. never,
needs washing ;nwill not fade gives q
cool and pleasant shade, and costs but
little. The Agents, for the sale OF the
blinds, Messrs, Watkins and Adams, are
stopping at the Sprigg Honse. (je15-lw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

DRowNED,-on Thursday afternoon a
child Of Mr.. J. D. Braden, of Washington,
Pa, fell into cistern and was drowned
The child was but eighteen months old,
and was running around the yard while
its mother was washing, and fell into
the lcistern. q Before assistance could be
obtained the little unfortunate was
drowned:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-16

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