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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
rn|.T,rr'TnR'g;ND7ICE.
EeY tie County c Commissioners Tor Il
! , >iarNs county

10y Tie Comfy Commissioners Tor st
! , Nar>s county
: ORDERED. Thu Robert 7. Taylor
Collector II State al! County taxes IN fHf
lst e.c2,:on di.tric, If Saint Mary 5 coan-
*. c30>a adv, r.iSement expressing ihe
name of the following lsods. houses. Its
sr parc.ls O. Land and thA cottages @:
bliil:iur> thereon, the amount OF faX'>
iue thereon, together with the uAme "'
the person charseable with he same, 10 be
in, r,e,i once per week, for and dnrH1I
four weeks. in The Saint Nary'S Ga>etfr, .
a newspaper pubIi 'h"d in >aint NJ 'r> :
county. and ia the Balumore tfd>e'te,
pare. publishei in the city Of Ba'um"ro,
10 lt<i.e. that unless the Safe and Coun-
" taxes due on the said lands, houses
lots aud cottages shall be pail to he sad
collector. w,.hu the space Of thirty days
alter The publication of the notice atore-
said is completed tn, lands, hous'S, lots
and cottages afor said, or such palts there
Of as nay be necessary to raise the sum
due hereon, shall be sold TO the bighes'
btd Ter FIR the payment of the same.
PIT Gilmore. containing one hnHdT'd
acres, more or less, lying IN s. ln'goe :
district. st. Mary's county, assessed TO
Thomas aud John Clarke The fax.s
due on this land for the years 1851 and
1860 amount to $40 50
\ New Hotel, with grounds attached. 10
Gated at Point Lookout in St lingo ;
District, assessed to III. McNcal The
taxes upon this property are for the yea
1863 aud amount to S-o.N
Cottage No %, assessed to DR.. Law
renee Roane. the taxes on which are To-
the wears 1864 and 1868 amount to
s. 60
Cottage No. 1 assessed TO Thomas W.
G 5uyh, the taxes on which are tor The
wears 1864 and 1865 and amount to
s. 2G
Cottage No. s. assessed to Henry Il.
Harris the taxes on which are for the
year 1868 aud amount to g. ~
Cottage No. IS, assessed to J II War
sen. the taxes ou which are for the year
1868 and amount to IS 10
Cottage No. a, assessed to Samuel II.
Berry. the taxes on which are for the
wear 1868 aud amount to s. IS
Also, another Cottage, number unknown,
assessed to Walter Bowie and /. r.
Williams. the taxes on which are for
the wear 1860 and amount to s. o9
These lands. houses lots and Gotta
qcs are located in St luigoe's dlstucl
IN St Mary's county.
By order
JAMES II WILSON.
Clerk
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
NOTICE
TO nfER C II A II S
TRADERS, 4
AID Or Il / R 3.

"A Ii persons and bodies corporate Or
- polite. in Saint Mary's county, y. i
Who are or sh ii be doing any act or shall
be in the occupation OF any house or
place cor any purpose, TOR which license
IS made necessary by the laws OF Mary
lsni. are h~reby warned, to Obtain "a Il
ccnse or renew tae same.
On or 1cjorc the first day Of Nay "er',
npder tho penalties prescribed by said
laws. for the infractlon thereof
Those interested arc notified of the fol
loving requirements Of the License u Laws
passed by the General Assembly OF Mary
land
The rates required for Traders L'cen-
ses arc as follows. !,
# the amount of goods on hand at the
principal season of sale or expected 10 Oe
kept on hand, does not exceed.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervou, Debility. Premature Dacay, nd al
the effects Of youthful iualScrouoa. will Tor
the sake o! suffering human y, -cad fre 10 al
who need it, the recipe -al directions 'or max
Ing tie simple rcme.y b. which Ae ny cur
ed. Sufferers wishing 70 pr.li ~ t-ea3Fcf-
tiser's experience, can 10 - by addressing
JOHN i. OGDEN.
No. Is Chambers s.. New York
Feb. S;h, ts66-lNr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
$1,000 the price Of license Is q

The applicant must clthci ih"H -.
as heretofore. before the Clerk of ths Cir
cult Court Of the county where he Is engag-
edhn business Of the amount of goods Kept
on hand at the principal season OF sale );
or the oath may be administered by JUS
tice Of the Peace when the person want
ing the license applies through an agent
IF the latter course be adopted, the fol-
lowing form will be deemed a suthclcut
compliance with the act:
st. Mary's County, to 'rt:
On this - day of of--1S66, be-
fore the subscriber, Justice of the Peace
of the State OF Maryland, in and for sa'd
county, personally appeared - and
declared that be intends to apply tor
Traders License under the laws of the
atate to the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Saint Marys county. and made oath
that the amount of stock of goods gener-
ally kept on hand by him Cor By The con-
Germ in mhich lie is engaged, in case 1t is
partnership at the principal season OF
sale Cor if the applicant has not precisely
engaged in such trade, that the amount Of
the stock Of qoo}s he erpects to keep. &C.
does rot Cor viii noD exce"d-
Sworn before-
RI tn, oa,h be administered by JUS
ticc of the Peace out OF the county ID
which the application Is made, there must
be attached the certificate Of the Cicrk OF
tho Circuit Court of the county IN which
the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt TO cure fish IN
March, April and May without l'cersc.-
Vendors of cakes and venders OF beer ana
cider, who are the makers of such beer
and cider, dagger beer excepted;) are not
requircd to pay license.
License 10 Ordinurics and IurrrH hrrp-
rrs.-Tho licenses to ordIuarlcs and tavern
keepers to sell spirituous or iermented IL
quors, or lager beer in quantities less than
a pint, at any one time, are as follows ::
Provided that the applicant shall first be
recommended to the Clerk By two respec-
table freeholders Of his immediate vlelni-
IS, and shall make oath before said Clerk
that he has bona hde and without intend
'ng to evade the requirements Of this ar
ticlc, y provided and expects to maint tam
six good beds, with sufficient covering
thereoe-and three rooms more than suf-
cient for the private uses of said ordinary
keeper. With stabling and provcnler for
Ave horses at least and if said applicant
resides in the City of Baltimore, that he
has provided and expects to maintain
twelve good beds with covering as atore-
sail and Fix rooms.
The said applicant is also to make oath
before the Clerk as to the rate Of rent or
annual value of the house at or IN which
tho business to be authorized by the IL
ccuse may be done, or intended to be
done.
II the rental or annual value is not
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

No licerse shall be granted to sell spir-
ituous and fcrm"nte! liquors or lager beer,
in quantities no, less than & pint. for the
sum of eighteen dollars. unless the person
spp,ing therefore shall ais, obtain IL
cense to sell goods. cha'tels, wares and
merchandise, paying therefor the sum
herein before prescribed according to the
amount Of his stock in trade.
Oyster and Eating Houses -1hc l.
cens. To be paid by The keepers OF oysters
and eating houses is $50 throughout the
State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12


AN ACT to amend the twenty first ard
twentv-secon sections Of the fifty >lxtn A.
0cle Of The Cole Of Public General Laws,
relating 10 the License Of Hawkers and
Pediar..
Sec !. Be il enacted by the General AS
semhlv of Maryland that. the twenty hfSt and
the tyfeutv-Setond sections OF tce hlt}-SiN'h
Article OF the Code II Hubble General Laws
relating to the Licenses OF haSkefS and PED,
lars be and the same are hereby repeated. and
the following sections enacted IN hen there
Of:
"Twenty-ono." Fer every such license
no, to extend beyond the county In whlch me
same may be issued, there shall be pMd ne
following rates. to wit; Ter every ticceSe to ira
vel on foot, til, sum Of forty dollars; to tIaVei
with a horse or other beast Of burden and VA
CON or other vehicle, the sum OF hlty dollars
with two horses or other beasts OF burden ana
wagon or other vehicle, the sum OF seventy
dollars. For every such license<t" extend
over the Who'll, Eastern Shore or the whose
Western Shore. there shall be paid the follow,
inr rate. to wit: tor every license 10 travei
on foot the sum Of sixty dollars; to travel with
horse ar ether beast of burden or oue
bors, and other beast of burden and wagon
or other vehicle the sum OF one nth .fS' "o'-
lars; with two horses or o'her beast OF burden
and wagon or other vehI>!e the sum oi Que
hundred and fifty dollars. ~
:Twen,y-two.' No srch license S"a!'
be grated 10 ATTY other ihan whlte per-
sn or to any hawker or pediar IN 'he nan's
or styls, ola partnership CT company sas
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
l. a W S
PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BY OF MARYLAND AT TIE kkG
2 TLAR SESSION COMMENClNG JAN
UAliY, IS 2, RELATING TO LlCEA- :
SE>S.

ANY person, or company Of stage players
yentrilourlists, sli5lt-hand performers, rope
da,rers. tumblers aud wire dancers, shall
previously to exhibiting or performing Tor
reward. in anv county in this State, pay te
,he Clark of the Circuit Court for such coun-
tv thirty dollars for one year, or one dol
ar for eacn exhibition. at his or their op
ton.
Every ncrson. or company of circus riders
or equestrian performers, who s9all exmh-
il for a reward in any county in tins State
shall .pav to the said Clerk the sum OF thlr-
tv dollars for license thereof for one
year. -
Every person or company Who shall ex-
bibit for a reward any animal or animals
or natural or artificial curositeS of any
kind iexcepr models Of us@tnl Inventions, }
shall nav to the said Clerk the sum OF hi
teen dollars for license therefor for one
year.
Each license shall contain a list of person
al per iormances, or animals, OK otnel '''lei0'
or things to be exhibited.
The owner or keeper of every stallion or
iack, shall, before being permitted to stand
or station such animal, pay to the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of some one Of the counties
IN this State the highest sum which he intends
fo ask or receive for the season OF the mare
and ,be receipt of the said Clerk, with the
seal of his court attached thereto tor SAID
snm. shall be the license for statlonlnG q
standing such stallion or Jack for one yea:
from The date thereof, Prorided, that in ne
case shall the sum directed TO be pa'd oy thE
section for such license, be .ess ;han ten DOT
lars; and ,ha, every stallion or jack uP',
=
from all other State tax.
Ans owner or keeper stationins or sta nj
ing any stallion or lark without a hcense, Sha'
forfeit and pay twice the sum ant horned ah1
required to he paid in the last preceding sec
ton. one half 10 the State, ahd the oihe
half to the iuiormer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
( the rental or annual value is not

Licenses to Retailers Of Spirit"ous or
Ftrr,entcd Liquors or Lager Besr-The
amounts of license to be paid by retailers
Of .piri,uous or fermcntcd liquors or lager
beer are as follows: Ii the value Of their
stock in trade be
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

TT 5. MORGAN HAVING BOZ oh /
aY OUT THE Interest of Freq Morgan
s Co., will continue the 81 y y, r,o'o a.
positc the MaItty House. v in era'e. u u
'hapk, 10 his lticads and the p1oIc Tor
tbr:r patronage aud confidence, be respect
fi)Iy asks continuance OF ihelF kind
nr>< tie earnestly requests that all per-
s.ns indebted to the old films OF freg', =
Morgan, ani Trcg', Morgan 4 &c make
inn, date. paymeat to hlm. at once
Tr no WEST PRATT STREET.
Resp c,!u y,
MORGAN 4 C.
March 29h, 1>ee-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
NOTICE..

n am now located at Leonardtown and an
4 nrcuqral to attend TO al orders Tor
TOT<E PAINTING. GLAZING ari ~
PER HANGING in ether i May
Charles or Prince Georges Counties NJ
orders addressed 10 ma viii receive Pr mj'
,t.ent:on. and references will be given II re-
qured- , Dno,vH
N .rch 10. lss6-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12


NOTICE is hereby given, that nh'c ;
the State and County taxes due on III"
lands houses, los and cottages at re
said, shall be paid to me on or before
the end of thirty after the above pub
iica'ion is completed, the said lands,
houses, lots and cottages, or sIch parts
thereof as may be n"ccssary to raise the
sum thcrcon Que, together with the cost
of advertising aud Legal interest, shal'
be sold to the highest bidder for the pay
mcnt Of The same.
ROBERT L TAYLOR,
Collector
March %, lS66-4w
The Baltimore Ga~cttr will please pub
h>h the aooTe. once week Tor tour
weeks, aud scud bill to this office
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
A25 acres,

more or less,
I'D will be sold n separate trees if de-
sled. Pers ms wishing t. plrehasa arr
iui,ed to visit the pr"p rty and lnSp'c; 1T.
rhc Terms of sale, as prescribed by h
th.d cree. are. one-tonrrh OF the purchase
moey cash on The day Of sale, the ta!a"e'
in w. cqsal in~ralmeuts It one aud two
Yeas credit, the d terrell payments 70 be
s1ci.rd bv the bonds of the purchaser,
with security to be approved 10y the frls-
tee bearing interest from the day OF sale
Wlt.n all the purchase money shall 'e
plit. Che Trnrtcc will execute Deed t"
Jht purchaser, free, clear aud discharged
fren the claims 0: the par'ie, to this sult,
AMI IF those clai ming nndor tn m,
JAS. T. u. RALE1.
Trustee.
larch %, 1866 is.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

NOTICE is EeIcnv given that the subscri
Der has obtrined Frou the Ofpht"s
Court of St. Mary = county, IN Muryln let
}ers o: administration on the personal estate o
O ] Tucter, Late of SAID county, deceaN
-d All PERSONS having claims against the sa!s
deceased ore hereby warned 10 exhibit the sum
w-l'h tbs proper N"uches thereof, to the sub
scr,ber on o. pefo1e the 22d day of So
l..f Otherwise tbev NAV he eycIutI~-toy Iaw
rom ad benefit Of the SAID esI~..r, t'lSen "'
4er my hand this 18th day 4i Niarg" iay NV
Administrator
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

Office OF DISSOLUTION:
y the Partnership Of TREfO x
MORGAN is this day DISSOLVED by
u JAMES 5 MORGAN is authorized
and empowered to collect all claims and
accaua,s due the firm, ana the creditors OF
the. finn a1e respectfully requested 10 pres
emf thcir claims 10 JAMES 5 MoHV IN
for payment, to whom the assets OF ibe f''p
have been transferred. to enable HIM to
n,v sll the creditors of the frm Of lreSo'
N3rpau & Co, aud Trego & Morgan.
\. TKEGO,
= MORGAN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

FM GODDARD,
SAeE.
March ooh, 1S66-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

March 18th, 1866 4w-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
ROBERT / + TAYLOR,
H,ll,,t, +,


March ,-l9f6- 4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

larch %, 1866 is
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

TO amend the foryy second section, relating t
tile granting OF Licenses to traders, OF Artl
Gle ti1ty-sixth Of the Code OF Public Gener-'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-04-12

MARRIED,
In Upton, March 18th. 1850; by Rev. e. Skin
ner, Mr.. Simeon B. Ely and Miss Elbe Fifer; all
Of Upton.
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a-Jim Of Lane, L. S. Senator from
Kansas, on the day prior to the passage
of the Civil Rights bill over the veto,
proclaimed himself in favor Of the bill,
but during the night following he saw
fit to change position, and on the next
day voted against the bill. His language
and the circumstances have led many to
believe that his motives did not arise
from conviction, but from something
substantial.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-04-12

Inc vinoon Eagle states that the route
loftne Cedar Rapids and st. Paul naiiruod
awe with w0rkmen engaged in grar
ing and building bridges, and that ps.S-
sns appearances indicate the certain
~ sSn kst on o. the grading 70 Vinto" oy
The Burlington Hu,ckeye records q
marrow escape from death BY an Irish Ia
borer Of that city, who, being employed
to clean out the cellar II house just va
sated BY a minister, found, as he thought,
vont to to take 1sly drop" The HI
ernian took ''good swallow" snd
anne near being candidate for . coffin
nth his stomach burned up by whisky
| nd corrosive sublimate. Pat concludes
hat Protestant bed-bug exterminator II
mighty name stuff" ~
Hon. Oran Faville Superintendent OF
| 'ublic instruction, has written TO the
| ,ounty Superintendent of Des Molnes
ounty SAYING: mo certificate should
b issued to teacher who uses profdne
hng,sage, and If issued revoked at once"
The recent settlement Of the Board of
supervisors with the county Treasurer,
tie first day of January, 1856, the delin-
quaint tax for this County (assessed and
unpaid h a little more than one hum
dred and sixty eight thousand dollars!
The delinquency for County purposes,
rises to the magnificent sum Of forty-tVo
thousand dOllarsl-Es<ns~ 1o>y<~s~--
d. r. Vanderbilt old citizen OF this
city, proprietor of the town Of Fairfax,
and lately Post Master 1t that place, was
arrested on Saturday morning last by
R. C, Deering, p. o Department detec-
tive, for depredations committed on the
mails, when in Office. Vanderbilt had
been East and was thusquietly nabbed on
the morning of bis return, ~ he got off
the car.-Csdar Rapids Times.
The Io,co State Gazetteer says that in
the early days Of Iowa territory, the
mail was carried from Davenport to Du-
buque on . pony, by way of the old In
dian trail, connecting those two points.
The ferry on the Wapsy consisted Of two
canoes, and Newfoundland and pointer
dogs-the dogs passing the mailbag over
the streams in times Of thin or rotton ice,
when the pony could not be crossed
For instance, the mail going north,
when the river was impassable, the
carrier would be on tho south bank and
the Post-office on the north. The dogs
were sent over, the mail delivered to
them and brought over; after examine
ton, the dogs took it back to the carrier,
who returned to Davenport.
%. NJ. Spencer, President of the State
University, at Iowa City has been ap-
pointed Consul to Genoa and accepted.
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year to the penitcntiary and the latter to
three months imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail. Orland Harris was found gull
Of stealing ELEPHANTS horse in Cedar
county, last September, and sentenced to
two years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary.
The Davenport Gazette SAYS there
are now three hundred and silky four
children at the Orphans Home. Fifty
have been received during the past
month. Two of the orphans died last
week. They were Ellen Pricket. AGED
IA years, from Page county, and Moses
M'Daniels, aged years, from, Centre
Vile, Appanoose county, in this state.
Their disease was severe affection ofthc
lungs, following measles.
The late Legislature located tho
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Connc;I
Bluffs and the arsenal at Desmoines
1T is reported that a portion Of the
It'll Iowa cavalry has been detained IL
accompany Colonel Sawyer on his wagon
road expedition across to Sacrament,
Ella Virginia City. - - - !,
i X, Hon. Rush Clark, of Iowa. CITY
who has been spending the winter ia
the South represents that the course ~
, President Johnson, OF late, has ha1i an
, evil effect on the public mind there.
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Connecticut Election.

Gen. Hawley has been elected Gov
ernor Of Connecticut by . majority Of
$50. The Democrats and Andy John
son men made desperate effort to de-
feat him, but were unsuccessful. He
planted himself firmly and publicly on
the policy advocated by Congress, and
with his friends wrought out doubtful
State a victory in favor Of human rights,
that cheers the hearts Of all truly Union
men throughout the country; and thrusts
their open enemies and pretended
friends back towards the oblivion they
deserve. '"i
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~The President promised to be the
Moses of the colored race. 1t Is now sup
posed that he had reference to the length
Of time Moses was occupied in leading
the children Of Israel around, and to the
fact that he never got them into the
promised land, and only obtained q
slight glimpse Of II himself.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE:

nUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that WM.
McClain executor OF tho estate Il Samuel
6seney deceased: late Of Cedar county, love.
has filed his nnal report In sne cnfcc on me
terestsd are therefore notified that unless they
appear and make defense thereto, on or before
the 7th day OF May, 1896 being the regular term
OF the county court. said report will be approx.
ed and afIlrmed, and sNih Executor dischared
from further duty and liability In the premises.
April ID, 1865. ]. G. BETS, Co. Judge.
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Canes. Gaming, Caning-ites.


We see by the proceedings Of the Leg
islature that the Speaker Of the House
and the President of the Senate have
each received Gaming. They appear to
have submitted to tho operation with
what fortitndc they could command.
Senator Henderson administered the
Gaming to the President Of the Senate in
the following style:
Mr.. President:-Cuins slew his brother
Abel, and hurricane has slain thou
sands; but the cane which have the
pleasure Of presenting to you, on behalf
Ofmeinbers and officers Of the Senate. is
a harmless instrument, although used
for Gaming our worthy President
Col Wright, Speaker of the House,
and member from Cedar, received his
canei'g 1T the hands of = powerful fell
low known by the name of C. Ben OAR
win, of Desmoines county, who an
nounced to him that each member had
contributed to the purchase of the cane,
which was fine gold headed one. We
hope the Col, who has seen caaebreaks,
may live until his head becomes
cancscent, and use this cane successfully
over every political canine that may
come In his way.
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The Civil Rights Bill has passed over
the Presidents veto! It passed thsSen-
ate by . vote Of 50 to Is, and the House
by vote of l22 to II. This, with the
Connecticut election, '"closes out" the
johnson stock and rebel expectancies,
ut very small figures and far below cost.
That 1t was eminently proper and in
accordance with the spirit of the Consti-
tuition that Congress should pass the bill
over the Presidents veto, IL clearly
shown by the remarks Of Senator (now
President) johnson, In favor Of the pas
sage Of the Homestead bill over Presi-
dent Buchanan e veto. Some Of his re-
marks were - follows:
The President Of the United States
presumes-yes sir, presumes-tO dictate
TO the American people. and to the two
houses In violation Of the spirit, If not
the letter Of the Constitution, that this
measure shall not become = Law. Why
do I say 0isa aak, 10 there any differ
ence in the spirit Of the Constitution.
whether . measure IL sanctioned by .
two-thiFds vsse, belDre its passage or A.
forwards? When 4 measure has been
vetoed by the President, the Consti,u-
ton requires that It shall be reconsid-
cred, and passed by two-thirds vote in
onder to become . law. But here, in the
teeth Of the Executive, there was q two
thirds vote in favor Of this bill. The
vote wse thirtr-six to two In this body.
The two houses have said that this
measure - constitutional and right. In
the other house, rejecting the popular
sentiment Of The nation, the vote was
ll2 to 81, ten more than the two-thirds
majority which the Constitution re-
quires; and when there is . two-thirds
the spirit Of the Constitution for the Ex-
ecutive to say mo; you shall not have
this measure. I will take all the
chances of vetoing it,