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SAD ACCIDENTAL child of Capt. Robert
p. Thompson of Peuobscot was so badly
burned by it, clothes taking fire on Friday
of last week, that it died in a few hours
Its parents were absent atsthe time.
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Union State Convention.

The I Mon voters of Maine are requested TO send
delegates to "a Convention tc be held ut BANGOR, on
ThWsdry June 2ist, II o'clock \. NJ for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor, and tran
sactng any other business that may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis Of representation will he az follows :
Each city, town and plantation will be cntiti to
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
seventy-dye votes cast for Samuel Cony at the
Gubcrnatoria election of ls6t. fraction OF forty
votes will be entitled to an additional deli gate.
SAMEs G. BLAINE,
JAMES NJ. STONE.
MA FOSTER,
+. q. HARLOW.
LEESTRICkLAND,
A b. PRESCOTT.
JOSIAH MERROW,
SIS. MARBRE. | Union State
7. r. STRATT0N. ! Committee.
ELIAS MlLLIEEN,
JAMES WRIGHT,
FL. HALE,
HIRAM RUGGLES,
EUGENE HALE,
CHARLES PAINE,
EBEN WOODBURY.,
Nav :, lsG6. l.
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three weeks; preventing the hair from falling; is
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market; will surely remove dandruh and cure all
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MlrdCI0S,
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Special Notices.
TRANSFORMATIONS!
Miracles,

The super,tifions OF antiquity are only food
laughter" n; the present day, and YET this is of
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
LAWS OF MARYLAND.
PUBLIC GENERAL.
OFFICIAL.

&c. HARDWOOD,
Secretary Of Senate.
W. Il. COLE.
Chief Clerk House Delegates.
CHAPTER 1853.
An Act 70 Incorporate the Baltimore and
Southern Steam Transportation Compa-
ny.
Sec. |. BE il enacted By the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That JaneA A.
Hooper, Issac Deford. Jas. II. Gray,
George J. Appold aud 4. r Crane, their
associates. successors and assigns be and
they are hereby created and made body
corporate by the name and style of the
baltimore and Southern Steam Trans
portation Company" aud 10y that name
shall have perpetual succession and shall
be capable in Law to hold aud dispose Of
property, 10 sue aud be sued, to plead
and be implicated, answer and defend, and
be answered aud defended in any court Of
law or equity, and in any other place what
soeyer, 10 receive and make deeds and con.
iracts, to make. have aud use a common
seal, and the same TO change. alter or re-
new at pleasure; TO ordAin and establish
such bylaws, ordinances, and regulations
as may appear nece ssary for regulating the
concerns Of said corporation, not being
contrary 10 this act; 10 purchase, own, pos
Eess, freight, hire, charter, aud build YES
sells, and the same to sell and dispose Of
aud to purchase and dispose of cargoes for
the same, and 20 charge and receive COM
mission, ply or hire on all merchandise or
other things owned by others and freighted
in such vessels, and for passengers convey
ed therein, and generally to do all such
acts and things as shall be proper and ue-
cessary for the purpose Of conducting
line or lines of packets or vessels by steam
or otherwise for the transportation Of nior.
cbandise and other things and for the con-
veyanee of passengers between the cities Of
Baltimore, Maryland, and Newborn, North
Carolina or elsewhere. and also 70 engage
in any lawful business calculated to give
employment, TO the said packets or vessels
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the cap
ital stock Of said corporation shall be one
hundred thousand dollars, divided into
one thousand shares of one hundred dol
lars each, ten dollars shall be paid on each
share at the time of subscribing and the
remainder iDstalments as the Board of Di-
rcetors may require. and privilege is here
by given to the said company 70 increase
its capital stock to three hundred thous-
and dollars, by new subscriptions, or
by adding TO the said capital semi-annually
portion Of its net profits not otherwise
appropriated, whenever it shall BIZ so de-
.ermincd by IRE Board Of Direceprs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Union state Convention.

This body, which assembled in Balti-
more on the Goth Of July. ult., organized
by selecting the Hon. John NJ. Erazisr,
late Speaker Of the House Of Delegates, a.
President, and appointing the usual NUM-
Der Of viee-presidents and secretaries The
proceedings Of the Convention developed
unusual good will aud harmony Of serti-
rncDs among its members and the resolu-
tons adopted, With certain qualifications,
are Of character to COMMAND universal
conservative appreciation. These resolu-
tons breathe. moreover, a broad catholic
spirit, rare in psIiixsR conventions, and
exhibit disposition to remeve all non-es-
scntial impedimeuts which exist 10 prevcst
the union Of men who have the same COM
mon objects in view. The resolution in
regard to the Registry law, and that which
invites the cooperation Of democrats to aid
IN filing up the representation to which
oar STATE is entitled in the Philadelphia
Convention, We give below, as evidence Of
the liberal and comprehensive spirit which
governed the Convention.
Resolsed. That the present registry law
has been made an instrument Of Oppression
upon many Of the people Of this State !;
that any necessity which existed for such
legislation does not now exiss, and that I'M
iii said law is 10 modified as to be in ac-
cord with the kind and nagnanimous poll
cy Of President johnson, it should be ex-
ecuted in fair, honest aud liberal spirit
Rssaoed, That we approve Of tho call
FOR the Philadelphia Convention, and Of
the purpose and objects Of the said Conven-
ton Us set forth ia the call I; and that this
Convention do now proceed to appoint DEL
egates TO The said Convention and as We
auxiously desire the cooperation Of all
who approve the said Convention on fair
and equal terms. we hereby instruct our
delegates to confer and cooperate with
delegates who may be appointed by any
other organization TO serve from this State
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02

Turner, Thos. Turner, WIN. Miner. Nell
So Parker. Thomas BraxtoL, Henry
Jones. Richard Washington. VIM. Wat.
son, james Barton, Thomas L1,u,T@. Sam
uel Smith, Louis Cobb. Garrett Bah. Wm
Eek aud Robert Lee, voluoteers 10 ths
United States Navy. dulg credited to
louisville District Of frederick county
mad, an ass'gameni OF transfer '.of all
their right and interest" TO the State bouu-
II TO which they were entitled. und II said
acts. to Dennis H. Maynard. OF Frederick
county, who had advanced the saii state
bounty for each aud all Of them aud
whereas, the said Eicheiberger objects to
paying ssi bountics to saii Maynard by
reason Of iuformality Of said transfer, uu-
der said sections Of the acts above refer
red to therefore,
SECTION BE II enacted by the Gese-
raj Assembly Of Maryland, TaAt Grayson
Eichelberger, State bounty G. mnlrsioner.
u Frederick county. be and h IS hrreby
suihorzed and directed TO pay DcunIs II.
Maynard. upou the Aforesaid transfer or
assignment now 10 bis POSSESSION. the.
bountles which ACCRUED TO the parirs
pamed atoye Tor their enli,tnen aadsr
the acts above named.
Sec. 2 Aud be il enacted. That this
act shall iake effect from the date Of ile
passage
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Hot q Candidate.

Hot q Candidate.
We arc authorized 10 announce, that
Col, G. Billingslcy, who has represented
our county for tie past two senatorial terms
in the Senate Of Maryland with such sig
nal ability and usefulness, declines to be
candidate for reelection.
In making this announcement, we be-
lieye we speak tho sentiments Of our whole
people when we state, that this determine
ton of the Colonel is q subject Of profound
regret. Accepting responsible public
trust in the evil days Of our military sub
jugatiOn when not to drift with the current
was to incur great personal and peculiarly
hazard, Col. Billingslcy bravely and ably
met the responsibilities Of his position and
during the whole long agony Of the wal
stood vigilantly at his post, manfully
maintaining bis own and the convictions
Of the people he represented. But tho
midnight has passed and morning, redo
lent, we trust, with the pleasant ways o.
peace and the blessings Of civil security il
breaking upon Ms 1t is at this moment
that Col. Billingslcy has chosen to with.
draw from the public service. This We
regret, but We may not gainsay his de-
termination. BY faithful service in peril
ious times. he has earned the right to con
suit his own inclinations, snd as those nov
incline TO home endearments rather thar
the contensions Of the counsel chamber
wc remit him to the quiet shades of Sot
terly with the commcndation, well done
good ana faithful servantl'
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
CHAPTER i'll.

An Act supplementary TO 40 Act entitled
40 Act 10 incorporate the Baltimore
and Cuba Smelling aud Mining Com
pany, pssscd at December session cigh-
teen hundred and forty-four
Sec. 1 Be Il enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That after the
Eiiss day Of Juac, 10 the ye'r eighteen
hundred aud six y-srx the Affairs Of the
said Baltimore aud Cuba Sm.I'iug aud
:Mioing Comp my. inco' pJrated under and
by virtue Of the se Of eighteen hundred
ADD tory -four. chsp;cT twu.hundred aud
lhirty-ous. Of the laws Of this stats. shSl
e. managed. aud all lis pOwers BIO exer
a. d. By eleven directors, which said tii-
:. c,or. shaIl be chosen by the sockhol.
dats. aud the said directors shall elect a
president Of ssid company from among
themselves. and shsll A'sO appoiut vice
nresiacut, add shall sllOw 'he said presi-
dent aud vice rsrsidsni such oOmpeuss-
ton FOR their services ~ they may deem
proper. and the sid president, VIC Presi
dent. and directors shall hold office for
one year FROM their said election and II
any vacancy shill occur by death. rehg
nation ~ refusal TO act Of suy president,
vice president or director before the gear
for which be sas elected has expired. a
person 10 Oh such yaeah. place for the
residue ~ the year, may be sPpoipied by
she s.idsut aud directors of sad CON-
PAW, ~. n,sjoriiy q them and tba, the
pr. sideat. vice president aud directors Of
the company shaA hold a. xereisi their
Offices unth new elceLou Of president
snd directors AID rball have p,ssr 10
o. : all BY. avs vh,sh ih.y my drem
neo s,ary or propr GT sE@teis.ng oil
ssss pawsts xew.wA in the saIi Company i.
aid no on..si0n 10 olsos Oar cos fnf
rrsed,,g 81 particular ,i"c shall op r.
ass ~ dssso, an1g 81 tsc sald e'TpUfs-
too
See. 2, And he i enacted. Tha' tht
prrsid III sui directors Of tha saia Bali
naso aud Cuba Smcl'lng AID M,nIng
Coup ny. be AID they ar hereby author
Il ~ increase frum um % iim tha cap.
"a HooE Of ,he said o.rp radon by such
nnmiber Of sRarrS. not exceeding 0"e njl
,isn and a bali Ui dolA,s a. mas pe deem
ea saflciea, aud proper for the bu'ipess
81 The qaid corporation. aud u'oy receive
subscriptions TO std pSymrs' cor the aid
stock. aud may issue ibr sane ia such
mspDtr as the said yrcsadsBi sbd dFre-
tur, msy prescribe.
Gee. 3. And b. il enacted. That ibis
act shpll take n Of I o tho dtt Of IL
pas.age; and the Gcu raj Ass 'nhlY re-
serves 10 issali tha iigb, 10 al'er amend Or
rep al lhis act at pleasure.
Aug 2. 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
CHAPTER Q.

An acl 10 authorixe Grayson Eichelber.
ger, Sa'e Bounty Commissioner 81
Frederick county. to pay Donnis Il
Maynard certsiu bounties.
Whereas. by Acts Of the General As
sembly Of Maryland Of eighteen hundred
aud Sky five. chapter thirty three. SEQ
ton two, and chapter one huadred aud
six, section two. certain bouniies were Civ.
en- TO volunteers therein mentioned. pay
able to them or their author,z.d agenis or
attorneys; aud whereas, II is represented
to this General Assembly that the follow
ing named twenty men. viz rascfr New
man. George Bowers, Thomas Powers,
John Brsxtoo, James Thomaa, Roberl
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
ST. MARY's GAZETTE
THURSDAY MORNING A-s.. 81, 1865
Public Meeting.
LBoNhRDrUwN, Nd

Public Meeting
According Co announcement made in
eur last issue. very large meeting Of our
citizens. irrespective Of party, nssensblsd
al the Court House, Lconardtown, on
Tuesday evening Last. and organized, on
motion Of G.. Fred Maddox, ESQ, by cal
hing Geo. VI. Morgan, Esq, Of Chaptico
district, 60 the chair. ]. Edwin Ccaa, Of
the Factory district, on mosion Of james
S.Downs, was selected ~ secretary. Col.
George Forbes and George w. Morgan
were subsequently, excited viee-psesidcnts
Of the meeting.
Mr.. G. Fred Maddox explained the
object of the meeting, which was 10 select
two delegates to represent ST. Mary's
County in tho State Convention called 10
meet in Baltimore on the sth Of August,
instant, and on the motion Of she same
gentleman, committee Of three, consist
ing Of Hon II. g. s. Key, DR.. T. A.,
Lynch and Dr. Robert Ncsle, was ap-
pointed by the Chair, 70 recommend 10 the
meeting two suitable persons TO represent
the County in the Convention aforesaid.
The Committee retired and, after q short
delay, reported to the meeting, recon-
monding DR.. A. Ssppington. of St. Ini-
goes district, and James s. Downs. Of
Leonardtown district, as suitable gentle
men to represent the County in the State
Convention. The recommendation Of the
Committee were unanimously adopted by
the meeting On motion. the Chair ap-
pointed John Sbadrick. Of the Factory dig
trict, and Philip Fl. Dorsey. of Leonard
town district, as alternates.
james S. Downs submitted the follow
ing resolutions which, after some slight
alterations, wero unanimously adopted BY
tho meeting,
Resolved by the Citizens Of st. Mary's
County in County meeting assembled
That. VIII |. cordially favoring the propo-
sition to cooperate with the conservative
men Of the nation against radicalism and
while willing TO labor with mon Of all
shades Of opinion to rescue the Legislative
branch Of our government from radical
control, we, nevertheless. earnestly pro-
test against any test qualification. ineon-
sistent with our ancient laws. being made
n condition precedent to the admission Of
the Southern Statee to their full rights Of
representation in the Congress Of the I'm
tied States.
Resolved, That we heartily approve Of
The sndeAyors Of our representative in
Congress. Hon. b. q Harris. 10 effect
the removal Of present degrading test OBJ
stsuctions and 10 procure the Admission Of
the Southern States to all their rights Of
representation upon terms consistent with
their honor and dignity and the manhood
Of their people.
On motion, II was recommended that
the proceedings Of the meeting be publish
ed in the St. Mary's Gazette. The meet
ing then adjourned.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
PT. PIIEY POINT,
lying and being IN 81. Nary's county Ma
rylai,d, aud containing
l0l acres,

more or less.
This hand il lgcA,sd IN Pinrv PoiD,
Crrek and The Potomac River. and qdioins
tho fine estates Of Ms Eliza g. @ iy'her
AID james Q Bran. E-q an III c"lebra
ted place II sumner resort known "a
.P,ory Point Pavilion" Il has fine
new Dwelling House and the noees ary
out buildings upon il i If fine soil and IN
fair state Of cultivation and improve
mrnt The qdiaeruf waters ahonna in
seasnn. With FISH and WILD FOWL.
and lhs Oysters taken frnm PiDey Poiht
Geek bsgo arqairei wide Sprssd crl b.
rity ~ their siEi and favor. Steamers
passing ia aud iipm Baltimore. Alexan-
iria all Waah'ng'on call Al the Piuay
Paiut are nly. vhich renders Thu es-
tate, TIA p.r-,n dc-irus ~ engaging in
tbs cuhdrp II fruit. Vegetables or Oy'-
,ers. especially d~.icablc. There is 6no
water upoa the promises. aud large and
profitable busin"s> can BE- dcoe dDriug The
sumner and Fail months by furnishing
Milk. Butter, Prphry. Frcsh Meats aad
V. gr,sbic. 10 tho proprietor Of the Psvil-
ion a Pinry Port
Tern. ~ .slr IS ~. scrihfd bY 'h' b.
cree, ar. On III u tie yu~eh's" m,n-
cy ~ ca.u np D jry Il .alr. and the res
ida IN ts ~ iFl rpn ihe date Tiers.
of-ih. .. i pa,s ~ 70 b. secsrei BY
he hood hr pntah sF sith security
20 b. appfvvad OJ NJ Trustee. aud to bear
IN erc,' II m the day - sale
W be1 ili tbs Vnr"h's money shan o.
paid. The Trustee will execute Deed ia
the purchaser frro. clear s1i discharged
f,om oil e,ams Of 'he psr'iss 60 this suit
aud OF those claiming uoJrr them.
r. VI. RALEY.
Trustee
InIr 1851; IL
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF VALUABLE
R { AL Els A 7 {

TOY virtue of two wriis ~ Pi~ri Fscias.
- l.aar,l on, Of ,hr Circuit Court Tor 81.
Mary's County,, Al The siii Of George |
spoltine Trustee, against The gond. and
charles. lands sud iencmcntS Of james
T Blackstone AID II. y. Blskistons, aud
TO M directed; have SiEsd ard taken
in execution Nil The right. tile. interest.
claim snd demsai a. law aud 10 Eqniiy.
of the saia Jamas 7 Blackstone aud X.
p Blackstone ia and 10 the following pro-
periy. 10 wit:
Oar trac, nr parcel 81 land. name unknown,
bring part uf Tie real estate Of the late
E1mual Heard, whcH vas sold on the l7ih
day of Jao 1862, by George I Spalding
Trustee. und ra decree in Equity, TO
James 7 Blackstone This land is Ioca-
tod in Pntuxent District, in st. Mary's
County, Mar, Iand. is TO be sold for the
purchase money due on It, aud contains
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Rhe News.

The News.
The news Of the week is all pleasing =
First, We have the gratifying announce
uent that Congress has adjourned. Sec.
ODDLY, the Atlantic Telegraph has been
completed and is working to the satisfac-
ton Of all concerned. and lastly. peace is
announced as having been made between
Prussia and Austria. Bor each and eve
ry Of these events, we have cause of con.
graduation but especially for that which
most nearly concerns us, the adjournment Of
Congress, for which VIC should al Offer in.
cense to the gods.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
IGoB ETH,
containing
1913 Ia acres
con,aining

more or Tsst.
This land has pretty fair Buiidl ~
upon IL. is in a fair state uf cuI,iv.ron
aud improvement. and could with q s.,slI
outlay. b. made one Of the must produc-
tive estates IL this scc'ion of the Stzle.
II lies within short distance u the VIII
lsgc Of Chsptico aud can b. readily iivi-
led into two farms il Purchasers sh.Jld
desire il.
Terms Of sale. az prescribed by be De-
cree. are One third If the purchase M.
bry ia cash and tho resida. ii two eqaal
instalnents. at one and two years credit,
the deferred payments TO be secured to
the saii.faciion Of the Trustee and TO bssr
il ieress from III day Of sale.
Whrn ali the purchase money shall be-
paid. the Trustee will execute a deed 10
the purchaser. free. clear and discharged
from ail claims oil The parties TO this .uit
aud u hose claiming unicr them
j. L. v Rally,
Trustee.
Aug. 2. ls66--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
l77 3-4 acres,


At the Coar, House door in Leouardlown.
between ne hours Of ~ o'c ook, a. M, aud
5 o'clock, p. m. | will expose to public
suction the above described properly. SO
., izcd and taken in execution. to tho
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
debt, interes: and costs due and to be be-
come due thereon.
FM GODDARD.
Sheriff.
August 9, 1s66-ss,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
SHOE MANDATORY

DgNJAMIN r. LEIGH & o.. hap,g
I'D Stabilized ihemslycsnt a.. OAK h.
the Fac,orv district. d rrt4sFsd IN ~ rn,a-
IA nfaotup Of BOpt, Slz..s9
NJ and SHOES, beg -
~ have o inf rm thei, lrisnhF lnd
s@Ssa. lie public that lhy have '-cenn,
returned frnn Baltimore with full md
csfelui, selected assortment oflta'hrr, and
are n1~ prep red e. execute ~ cork in tlrsi
line ln the bss' ani latest styb,s N workman
shipa d sin JispatcH. Thy respectfully
slic,t sh4r o pibic f,v 6.
Aus. z 1916 i'm
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Appointment Of ReRtstrala

The following gentlemen have been up.
pointed Registrars for this County BY
Governor Swami, and notices o. their ap.
pointments have been forwarded to them
LIST. District, James L. Foxwcll;
2nd. do Richard II Bennett;
Bird. do Stephen Foxwell;
4th. do F. Marion S.. Clair;
9th. do James II Alvey;
9th. do Stephen Jones.
Moat of the gentlemen named in the
above lit are personally known 10 us aud
all are known 10 be men Of undouhted loya,
aptecedents They are fair men aud "e
are not disposed TO believe that they will
execute the trust committed to thcm in a
partiEau or bigotcd spiril On the con
trary. as they are known 70 Us TO be quiet.
upright cltlsons, taking 90 very active Ia
terest in politics, We are condlens that they
will 80 deliver themselves a. 10 merit the
good will Of our community.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02

Aug. 2, lsGe-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02

more Ut teSs.
being the land owned by, aud upon
which w. A Kirk. Esq, DOW resides
The ssme purchased by said Kirk OF l..
w. b. Hutchins, E.q.,
This land is located about four miles
from Chaptica, is 10 a good state Of i'm.
prov, ment--wiib a good Dwelling and
necessary barns aud out houses. Any
one dcsirous o. viewing the premises cap
call on Mr. Kirk who will show he
sane.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed BY the de-
cree, arc, Cash Upon the payment Of
which. the Trustee will execute decd
to The purchaser, fre, clear aud dis
charged from nil claims Of the parties
to this suit aud Of those claiming under
,hcm.
G FRED. MADDOX.
Trustee.
Aug. 9, 1sG6---ts.