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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
LICENSE TQClTcH OYSTERS

AT persons engaged in the tssing and
catching Of Oysters wHh yakcs or 'ong>..
are hereby ea'stipnn,f 70 renew their h
ecnsr on the FIRST day Of .fane ncSt.
.{mount 10 be paii in III eases S. 6p
No person is authorzcs, to take or catch.
oysters 10, fhc p"9'oSe "f >r'7'"g the sos'e
without first taking cut license there
for
Ne person having license 70 take OF
catch oysters is authorized to permit any
ether person to use his Canoe OF boat for
the pulpvsc of taking oysters. unless such
person be haua er employee Of the persou
so licensed.
Two or more persons can Be kcenced to-
use the srne Canoe, the licenses to be
granted separately and the number Of
each to be painted en- the canoe or scs-
sell
Persons taking oysters for sale without
license are subject to fine of not less
than twenty nor more than one hundred
dollars
All white persons licensed as above are
constituted of5,rrs OF the State for the
purpose of arreSiing violaters Of the pro-
visions Of the "Oyster Law" and they may
summon the posse c"osltutuS to assist them
in arrcstipg said offender whom they shall
convey before a justice OF the peaec to DO
dealt with according TO law
I NJ GODDARD,
Sheriff
April 18th, llS66-t1 J.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
NOTICE OF DIlfllEND.
April26,h, 1865 -4w.

OK application of w. S. Hammett. Adj
~ mnistrator of Allen Burgess, late ,t
Saint Mary's county deceased, it is ordered
by the Court, that the said Administrator no.
tifv the creditors of the said deceased II, fife
their claims against sand deceased in the office
of the Register of Wills fol Saint Mary 5
county on or before the 18th day of August
ls66. for dividend and that this order be-
published once week in each week until the
said 18th day of August next.
Test,
JAMES Il. NJ. RM.EY.
Register OF Wills
for st. Mary's County.
May 10th, lst5-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
INTERNAL REVENUE.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all per
~ sons in Saint Mary's county MIDI,
indebted to the United States for Taxes
on Incomes, Licenses and other Returns.
that their accounts are in MY hands and
payment is demanded.
And in order that payment may be
made, | will be at the following places IN
this County, on the following days, to re-
ccive the same.
CHAPTICO. Tuesday, May 22nd;
LEONARDTOWN, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 18th and 18th.
4 failure to pay at the above named
time will subject the parties defaulting to
an addition of ten per cent. to the tax to-
gcther with a charge of twenty cents (2o)
Tor each motto, issued, and four cents per
mlle in serving same. The whole recov-
cradle by distraint
GEO. W. SANDS.
per j. H. RYLANp,
Deputy Collector.
May 10, lS66-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

NOTICE - hereby given that the subscribe
y has obtained from The Orphans Court - s.
Nary's County Maryland letters testamen
ry the personal estate of Teress Brewer
late Of ST. Narys county, deceased All FER
sons he~nv eiaIns against the SAID deceased ~.
hereby wsrn.d To o.-hibit the same viii
proper vo.tches thereof, tn the subscriber. of
or before the 29h tltv of Oct. issia, o,herm iS'
they may i,e excluded by law from all henei+
of the sind estate. Given under my hand thh
2tih day of April 1866.
LEO I'll HAYDEN
Executor
April 36, lS66- lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscri-
~ bers have obtained rom the Orphans
Court of ST. Marys county, in Maryland, let
iers OF administration on the personal estate OF
Mary 4 Graves, late of SAID county, deceas-
ed All persons having claims against the SAID
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the proper vonches thereof, 10 the sub
scribers on before the 29th day of Oct.
1866, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit of the said estate Given un-
der my hand this Goth day of April. 1866,
LEWIS GRAVES,
JNOT GRAVES,
Administrators.
Apr26th, 1865 -4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

GRAIN CRADLES
ScythcS and Snaths
Whets,oneS and Rifles
Wheel Horse R,kes; n
Hay Presses Wire Teeth Cleaners !;
Cider Mills Bramble Scythe Hooks
Horse Hay Forks Hay Rakes
Hand Rakes; Hay Knives;
Hay and Manure Forks Corn Knives
THE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE. and
HORSE FORK COMBINED
PRICE S12 the
great invention o. the time.
1T Is THE SIMPLEST. CHEAPEST
AND MOST EFFECTlNE M
rLEMENT FOR
HAlMAk EnS known
J. Z. RARTliOLUW & co.
Agricultural Implements.
S,eJs and Fertilizers,
- King ST Alexandria, Va.
55s 'th s.. Washington, l. {.
Nay 3. lSjj 80
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
COLLBcTR'S 'SALB.

|0N application of Robert F. TayF.r.
" collector of State and County Txxrs,
for the first election District of Saint Ma
ry's County for the years eighteen hundred
and sixty-four and eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve. it is ordered by the County
Commissioners of Saint Mary's County,
that the said collector pro,s'ed to sell. al
ter giving twenty DAYS previous notice, at
the Court House door and most public
places in the County, and by publication
in the Saint Mary's Gazette, newspaper
published in Saint Mary's county. and
by publication 10 the B.ltimorc Gazette. a
newspaper published in the city ef BaIti-
more, the following land, lying IN Saint
Iuigoe's District. Saint Mary's County.
MARYLAND, and the following Hotel and
cottages, located at Point Lookout, 10 the
County aforesaid, to wit:
A Nes Hotel, located at
Point lookout in St. Inisoe's
District, assessed to NJ. McNeal. Tue
taxes upon this property are for the yea
1865 and amount to S26.S5.
Cottage No. %, assessed to DR.. Law
renee Roane. the taxes on which are for
the years 1864 and 1865 and amount to
S2.65
Cottage No. 4, assessed to Thomas w.
Cough, the taxes on which are for the
wears 1861 and 1865 aud amount to
So
Cottage No. 46, assessed to J. II War
rem, the taxes on which are for the year
1865 and amount to III SO l3
Cottage No. A, assessed to Samuel II.
Berry. The taxes on which are for the
wear 1865 and amouat to So %
Also, another Cottage, number unknown,
assessed to Walter Bowie and T. r.
Williams, the taxes on which are for
the year 1868 and amount to s. 60
The aforesaid land to be sold to the
highes: bidder for cash, to pay the taxes
aud legal charges thereon due for the
wears 1864 and 1868 and the above Ho-
tel aud cottages 20 be sold on the terms
aforesaid. to pay the taxes aud legal char
ges thereon due, as per above statement
All the above property, when sold, to be
conveyed by deed of bargain and sale to
the purchasers thereof.
BY order
JAMES H. WILSON,
Clerk to the County Commissioners
for Saint Mary's County,
May 3, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale
of the above advertised property will take
place at the Court House door, in Leon
aratown, on
TUESDAY, the 5th day of
June next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m.
and o'clock, p. IN.
ROBERT f TAYLOR,
Collector.
May 3, 1S66-3w
-rThe Baltimore Gazette will please pub
l,sh the above, once a week for three
weeks, and send bill to this Office imme-
diately,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AlOTlCE is hereby given That she suhscn-
N Der has obtained from the Otphss,e Court
of 81. Mary's county IN Maryland. letters OF
administration on the personal estate Of Gideon
u Harrison, late OF sand county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the sand de-
ceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchts cot. IL the sub
&C frh.r on or before the 9Th day "t Nov, l-6b.
otherwise they may lie excluded by law itos,
All be ,siI of the SAID estate. Given under
hand has Sd day OF May. l~t6
JOAN HARRISON.
Administrator,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
May l.. ls66-ts.

~ y application Of DR.. j III. Miles Admins
\Itra'or, b n OF VIM. Is. rayot, late Of Sam,
Mrsy ys county deceased, II is ordered hv the
Court, that the SAID Administrator notify the
creditors OF the sand decea ed to he their
claims against saii deceased IN the Office ot the
Register of Wi.ie for SAINT Mary : county on or
before the 22nd day Of August 1866 Tor divi-
dent, and that this order be published once n
week IN each week until the said :12nd day OF
August next.
Iest,
JAMEST. NJ RAtEI,
He.istcr ot VIII
for 81. Mary 5 county
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
I rustces' Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST lTE.

10y virtue Of y decree Of the Circut
- Conr, for Saint Mary'> county. Sittln .
q. n Court of Equity. passed in cause IN
which Luke W B llutchius is Complainant,
and John Saxton and others are Dcten-
dsnts, and bearing date of the 23!I day
Of November, 1868. the undersigned, as
Trustees. will offer at public sale at the
Court House door in Loonardtowu. on
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
June next,
between the hours Of 10 o'ch5ck, a M i,
and o'clock. p nl,, the following prop
erty. to Wit;
One tract or parcel Of land. lying and
being in Saint Msry's county, State of Ma
ryland. known as the land of which John
Simms died seized aud possessed. and
called
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
BUSINESS NOTICE.

H1ITE Undersigned, hereby informs his
II friends aud the public, that he has
purchased an interest in the MERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS heretofore conducted
at the Head of St. Clements Bay by VIM.
F. Leach. Esq. The sty of the firm will
be john G. Herbert & Co., and full and
complete STOCK OF GOODS will be
k pit on hand
Goods will be sold very low for the cash
OF its equivalent.
AS the motto of the new firm will be
"auick sales and small profits" my old
friends and the public are respectfully in-
vit al to give me call.
JOHN C. HERBERT,
Head ST. Clements Bay
May 3, 1SCG-1m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
$50 acres,
more or less.

mOIc VI lCoo
They are located near the Head OF St.
Clements Bay, are Well fenced and water
ed and have comfortable Dwelling House
and the necessary buildings upon them.
They are well adapted to the growth OF the
staple products of this section OF le state
and are susceptible of rapid and perma-
nen, Improvement,
Terms of sale as prescribed by the de-
cree, are Cash Upon the payment OF
the whole purchase money, the Trustee
will execute Deed to the purchaser, tree,
clear and discharged from all claims OF the
parties to this suit and of those claiming
under them.
L. STONE,
Trustee.
Nav l. 1QG0-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
REAPERS g. MOWERS,
FOR THE HARVEST OF
1866.

J. P. BARTHOuOW& g. co.,
No. . KING STREET ALEXANDRIA. Va,
No. 15s SEVENTH ST. WAsHISaroS. d. G..
would advise theif customers and the pub
lie that they ARE sole Agents for the
following Machines:
The "Buckeye" Reapers and
Mowers,
Woods Reapers & Mowers,
Balls Reapers & Mowers.
Hubbard Reapers s. Movers,
-CoNpRsslSG-
SELF-RAKERS, HAyD-RAkERS and
DROPPERs,
with absolute and exclusive control of
them in the following territory-viz:
.Ilerunlria, Tu, the District Of Cotum-
J;a. and the following counties Of Virginia:
Fairfar, Lou,1o'u., Prince Wi'liom, Fau-
quter, Roppuhunnock, Culpepper Stat
tonf, $p"sy',un'a, King George,
Hesfnoye1umd, Richmond,
Northumberland, LuH-
custrr, Orange
and Madison.
These Machines, SO long and favorably
known in Virginia and Maryland, and all
over the country, are offered this season
much in,proced and at reduced prices.
On the merits Of these celebrated ma
chimes, it is useless to comment. They
are to we'll known over the whole country
to need any remarks with regard to their
superiority. Their success is without par
allcl.
In their present improved condition, We
GUARANTEE THEN TIE BEST
N4CHINE,S IN THE WORLD.
We have ample data aud testimony to
establish this assertion, and will furnish 1t
on application.
We have practically and ca,:ully exam
ined all the merits of the tirst-class ReaP-
ers and Mowers offered to the public. and
have selected from the many he Machine )
above mentioned, and are prepared to de-
monstrate their
SUPERIORITY OVER all OTHERS
4 Uurronty Gi;ren ~ith each Juchine
Ie- The "BUCkEYES" are of the
Ohio pattern-the Great Original Machine
Nor the Machine manufactured ut Bal
timore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

Eg We have, in connection with our
warehouses, u MACHINE SHOP, where
we have on hand constantly full sup
ply of
Extras and Esepa1 RS
for these machines, aud where experienced
machinists are employed to repair them.
For machines purchased Of us, Extras
and Repairs can be furnished at any time
hereafter-an advantage offered to farm
crs worthy of their attention. as great dis,
appointment and loss are often occasloned
by failure to obtain these articles prompt
ly when needed.
Our Machine Shop was established IN
1857, and we have, since that time, con-
stantiy kept on hand EXTRAS AND
REPAIRS for all Machinery sold by us,
and we offer the farmer the guaranty that.
at any time hereafter, he caI get any part
of any machine he may have purchased
from US, promptly aud without delay
Cutoloques of tie uLoce Machines no.c Rea
dy for DtariJu'iou.
Dealers in the above named territory
can only be supplied through US, and to
them we offer these machines on factory
terms.
Parties advertising as sole agents for the
State of Virginia, for either of the above
mentioned machines, 10 so without war
rant or authority. Dealers in the terrific
ry named will be pleased to observe this
P. BARTHOLOW 4 CO.,
Dealers in Agricultural implements,
Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S Seventh Street, Washington. D. G..
% King Street, Alexandra, Va.
May 3rd, lS66-6w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
FOR Sil ERIFF.

The friends of James IL Alvey, respectfully an
nounce hlm candidate for Sheriff. nt the
election in e67 and ask from the public
dispassonate consideration Of h;s claims tor
that position.
PArrXESr DIsTRIcr.
April 18th ls66-te
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
FOR ERlFf'

My FpIroR-You will please announce JAS
r ALVEY, of Chaprro District. as candi-
date for the sherllial,y.
MANY FRi IND
Arr,ll2th, lGe-,e.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
24l acres,

more or less.
1t lies near the Patuxent River, is located
in pleasant and healthy neiShborhooi
and is in fair state of cultivation and i'm
provement, It's soil is we'll adapted to
the growth of the staple products of this
section of the State, and with a small out,
lay. this laud could bc converted into one
of the finest estates in Southern Mary
land
Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the
Decree, are CASH.
When all the purchase money shsll be
paid. the Trustees will execute Il deed to
the purchaser. free, clear and discharged
from all claims of the parties to this suit,
and Of those claiming under them
+. STONE,
L. Ford.
Trustees.
May L., 1S66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17
PT. F[NW|CKS MANOR.

This land is located in the patuNrnt Dis
trict has comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE aud good out-houscs upon it. and
contains
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

REFERENCES
JAMES w. AlLNurT, prcSt Bank Of Com
mcrce. fs,H
WeunwAEp. BALDWIN : Go. EIiimre.
IluwARp, Co.'s X Co EiItintcrc
WILLIAM IoHNs1S. charlotte. " T.
lCpuE tNpwElt, Sai,>buH ~ q
oct. I'D. lSOo--t OF. l-th, 1906
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

May l., 1e60-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

May l., 1SGC-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

May 3, 1S66-3w
1The Baltimore Gazette will please pub
l,sh the above, once week for three
weeks, and send bill to this office lmme-
diately.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-17

May } lS66-iw,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30
NIaxImlllnn anal Cnrlotln.

The announcement that q steamer
viii sail from Trieste for Mexico, by
command Of the Emperor Of Austria,
for the purpose Of conveying MAXI.
MILAN back to Europe, iollowa close
upon the news Of thereported inaani-
~ of the Empress CARLoTrA, aud in
dioates the speedy Termination of
their scheme 10 establish throne
upon the ruin of tho Mexican Repub-
lilo. We hope hiawill DO the last at
tempt to transplant q foreign despots
ism TO the free soil Of North America,
History IL 80 full Of proofs Of the IN
congcniality Of our climate TO mos
narehical institutions, that the fact
may AZ well be frankly accepted by
J soiona of royalty and ambitious Mexi-
cans, without the repetition of further
experiments, which oan only end in
disaster. utt,ftrD
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30
Nnhraalln and CnInfado.

Among tho ve,y dfst acts of the
next session Of Congress should be
the admission Of the new States of
Nohraaka and Colorado, Tbs vetoed
Colorado bin remains Enacted upon,
aud TINT admitting Nebraska bad
passed both Houses by large MAORI
itiee, but the adIearhiaent left il ia
the hands Of the Exeoutiya,a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

TnE Raleigh On o. Stqadq,d says
that about forty members Of the newly
elected Legislature Of North Carolina
will favor the adoption 81 tliefonsti-
tutional amendment, II defines the
position Of the remaining one hundred
and thirty members to be friendly 70
the President as against the RadiealaF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30
InexnmnIen l.lhDrnlliY.

There IL moi one Of our foreign resi-
dents, Of American birth and citizen
ship, who have done as much TO reflect
credit upon our country as Gro, PEA
nopY, the American banker, of. Lon
don, whose prinoely gifts have called
forth public recognition from @ cen
VICTORIA, in the name of the people
Of England. He is now on visit To
this country, and is following up his
English bcnefaotions by gifts to char.
table aud educational institution
uneaoaled IN thiseountry His dona,
ton of one huddred and ,fNy thou.
sand dollars to Harvard University, a
few days SINCE. has been potie6d He
haas prosonsedsa similar amount to
Yale College, for the pufiiose Of firm
ing museum of natural history. lie
has given Eve hundred thousand dol
lars to The Peabody Institute Of Bal
timorc; making eight hundred thou
sand dollars disposed Of within ten
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

DURING tho laat Presidential cam
paign, Attorney General srAsDERhf
said, IN speech delivered IL CineIn-
natl II would be- asale test through
out all time, TO ask, before you vote,
Which party would JEFfensoa DA-
Wis favor IL he bad ballot2 And
whichever he would, lot all loyal men
ODD0se
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days. These are IL addition to other
large donations, heretofore made, TO
his native town and other places,
This is unexampled in the annals pl
liberality, and will make The name Of
the donor famous in the places he has
benefited long after he himself shall
have passed away. a
These dispositions Of wealth arc 50
liberal add fbFggbted that the man
who is enabled to make them wins for
himself the character Of a public ben,
elaetor. IL is wise in a giyer to regu-
late these institutions IN his lifetime
rather than after his death. Post
riortem charity frequently goes in a
direction not intended by the testator.
But when a man himself establishes
the foundation, witnesses the success
ful workings Of his plan u his own
lifetime, chooses honorable men to
govern the manner in which his money
is to be spent, and fixes who shall sue
coed them, he enjoys q pleasure which
renders his declining days happy, and
satisfies him that tho abundance which
his enterprise has brought him will be
judieioualy and benedeially spent.
y - ta8ftt - y - 3 Fts
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

The indianapolis .ioaradi an
nounees that Governor Morton il not
an aspirant for the Presidency, aud
does not wish TO be placed among the
list of candidatos. We have known
that he was not seeking tho place, but
il is equally eertain the place will
most vigorously seek linn when The
time comes FOR the'pooplq 10 speak ON
that subject. No man ii the nation
has stronger hold upon the hearts
Of the loyal people Of the country, or
more fully possesses their confidence
than o, 1. Morton Of Indiana, Fort
Hagae Gazette.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30
Northern Merchants and Southern
yt UebfOFs.

IlebtOrs.
"A writer ia the Richmond Whi0
confesses, with an i'll grace, that
Northern merchants have been ienient
with their Southern debtors. lie
says
We believe that human wisdom can
not get us ont Of orr troubles, and
that great distress is inevitable. But
let the people themselves feel that tbe
remedy Is IN their own hands, They
must c6mpf0mise debts, aud they arc
doing 80. Abuse the Yankees aa we
will, but give tic devil his due. They
compromise on liberal terms with their
Virginia debtors In the past twelve
months many thousand dollars Of
debt have been paid IN New York and
Philadelphia at twenty-five cents on
the dollar. Merchants this day going
on in business have thus discharged
their debts. And our people are
doing the same. Aud necessity viii
compel them 10 continue 10 cOmprO-
mise debts, and higher motives will
also induce them. Let the Legisln-
ture enact every law for their relief
which they can pass, bat let the PEG
ple do thair duty too. Deeds Of trust
can not be avoided. There il no dis
grace in making a deed Of trust. and
tLey will be made. Let their pro-
Visions be fair and just and honest
aud public opinion will sustain parties
executing them. Creditors mast lose,
but not al due them, they have some
rights, We must practice rigid and
self denying economy; and industry,
energy, honesty and irnealiig will be
rewarded with success. Realizing our
poverty, we must conform our habits
and modes Of life 30 our impoverished
condition. The. Legislature can not
inake money, and tinkefipg with OBJ
legations aud remedies is dangerous.
liquidation Il an expensive luxury,
destructive Of credit, on the proper
use aud regulationpf which'our future
sptpeas in a measure depepds We
have an assurance Of The supply If
food aud raiment 1--WE trust IN the
lord and do good" and no discharge
of orr obligations, except h0n0rably,
can compensate for the loss Of SELF
respeek
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TINS mercantile public will not fail
To read our Weekly Review Of the
Evansville Market, IN the commercial
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30
FinsT DIafTcf.

80 'it' ~ "PB'"'F fNNat
lhafe pla gain fillmore dian TRINITY
ono per cent. in two years, which is
moro ih66 htfi8.thred per cent? great
er than th4general ipereose through
out the State, by which. we leern that
the (" Pocket =" Il mdnifostihg d won
derlhl rapidity Of progress,a III Du-
bois and Martin Counties are taken
from this District, IL will still leave Il
voting popalationof BOOST which is
as near the Congressional ratio as it
can possibly be made, the number be-
Ing $500
For Legislative purposes Wander.
burgh would be entitled TO one Sena-
tor and two Representatives; posey
aud Gibson 70 . senator; aud War
rick and Spencer 20 a Senator.
II is TO be borne In mind that tho
above estimates are made upon the
vote at the last election, whereas the law
requires that thenpportiopment must
be based upon the official enumera-
ton, which was made last spring.
But it is hardly probable that il viii
materially vary the result.
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nnN 49, n0vhnNon.

Aome Of the papers Of THIS state ARE disc
cusaing with much earnealnoaa the uuea-
ton OF who ailnll ho our next Governor,
We thint The subject hardly admits diH-
ouasiug. our next Governor will most
aAHuredly be oar present able and gentle-
manly Lieutenant Governor, iiaker, who
will succeed Governor Morton some time
Ia January next, when tho latter Is elected
unitod States SENATOR II Ia IL subject OF
eongraiplhtion 70 the Union men OF ms
diana that Ia promoting Governor Morton
they leave the administration Of tho state
In such worthy hands