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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

borscs or other beasts OF burden and wa
gop or other Sshele the SUN Of seventy
do;l.r>. For every such Hcsuse te extend
over he ahole Eastern Shore or the whole
Western Shore. theEs shall be paid Tie
following rates, ts@ w;.3 for every license
10 travel on foot the sum of sixty dollars:
TO travel with horse or other beast of
burden or one horse nad ether beast of
burden and wagon or other vehicle the
sdm OF Que hul drrd ,!lar.; with two
horses orfo her beast Of burden and wagon
or sthcr vehicle the SUN Of ooe hundred
fifty dol ars. -a-sf
"Twen'y-two No such license shall
be grau,ed to any other than white per-
son. or 70 any ihawkersor pedlar in the
n,me or<s,ye ola partnership or compa-
"; and ouF. one person shaiI act nudcr
Any suctl' license.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted. That this
acr ssal take effect 90 the DAY Of its pas
ssse.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
No. 8. s
DR.. Scheack's pulmonic Syrup.

Tina grfa, msscipe curei DR. J II Schsnck.
the Proprietor OF Pulmonary Con xamnkia&i
when he'd Ss.ume ed IT'S most fornids bk astpsytJsk
and when speedy death sareared 10 be inerita-
6!e-v tbs phy s''aaa 81 proaeot ced his Gaze i'm
curneie, when-he counr,enr<d the use of .tbis
.impi- hn, p6werhi' rsuety. His heaith Nj p
storet. in vecy short dine. ard 10 return If dc
disease has been arrrehendesi .ior all the, syssp-
,outs quickly disappeared. and Iii =, es ef sixh
II more than Two hundred pounds q Z
SINCE his reco,erv, e has devosrd his asteae
ton exc.asSety tn the e of Consumnfi IN ana
The disesses; v hish1aIs ssua II c mr'ica-ed win
i, a he cures e:fec ed " HIS medicines has.
been very num rou afads,rp.y wsndsrfui. pr
Schenck makes profrs'ioraE vi ats 10 sssersI ,f
the large CUES weekly, ~h. e he haa a iasr,
eoncou'se G pa,ls,Is. and is truly as,oassk-
ins 10 see poor cod nmpuves ,ha,. have TO be
Il ed oai ct Ihcir carriases, and In a few month /.
heaSby, ,sobust !srsons. DR SCHENCK,S
PULNONlCsS SYRUP. SEAWEED FO> 10,
aud VI MANDRAkE 6 PILLS are generally al rs-
qaSe4 In curing Coasompiion. Full directions
accompany sach, So that ,ny one cantake ,hea.
w!ih"u, seeing d. Scherck, bu, " hen /, = cod
'sn.eni Il Is best 10 ses-him. he gives advice
res, but for a thorough examination with his
Res?lro reter his t>e - three dollars
P'ease observe, when purchasing, tia, tie
'wo hkenesses of the Doctor-one when in. the
ast stse of Consumption, AMI re other IS h.
no" Is, II Perisct h-u!th-are on The Cove n
m.nl stamp.
Sold by al Druggists and Dc>isr. p, i.
81 81 r. bo,tc, or 81 So the hall lus-n l..
srs for adv &C should aiw y' be directed 10 y.
>chsnck :. Principai Oihce. IS Norh Oh "
Pin lals,pa'a, iSs. Gsa-.sl WUo.>.tle Agent,
Denas Barnes 4 Co., i.,S ) iis:c., B,,
rlnofe, Md John ID Por,, Cin.In.iat.. Ohio :
"a.keF taylor. Caie&sr. H.; Coll!us 9res.
ST Lou!s. No.
Eeh1. ISiT--lv
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend the forty second section, rela-
ting to the granting Of Licenses to ira
drrs, Of Article 6fty-si1th ot the Cod
OF Pubic Genera Laws.
Be iten,c:el 5y the General Ass NH;
ol NJ la,d, That the forty SEC
ton of article titty-.lxth of the Code of
Public General Laws, relating to the
granting Of Liccnses TO Traders, be cod
he same is hereby rcpealel, aud the fol
lowing enacted as a substitute thereof:
Sc. A. Whyn any person, body Polit-
ic, OF corporate, sh'l! purpose to sell or
barter anything mentioned III the proceed
ing section. except spirituous or fermentsd
liquors, he shall apply to the Clerk of tue
Circuit Court Of the county in which he
may reside, Or il he resides in the city o;
Baltimore. to the Court of Common Pleas
FOR a license thereof; but 10 license to
trad+, or sell spiritu,us or frrm"ntcd IL
qnors shall be issued hy any clerk of Court
TO tcfne corert to any person uuier
III" az" @ ~ trty-cLe, wlhout the special
or.lrr Of tho Judge CT the court; but %
judy shall give such special order to is
suc license to Il spiltuous or ferm"n,ed
ijqubrl. unicSS upna the recumnen.ia iau
OF at Last two respectable tr.t ho i.r4.
residents of the Yard or district wherein
the place If sr.e may be. and wh never
any Iicensn shall be issued to a feme-cnv-
.lt, cr m,nor. The SAID feme covert
r minor shall BE- responsible for all
c'utr,cts made in the pro,ecuiio " their
business under such icru>e. aud sail
be liable 70 be sued therefor in any court
Of hi, State aud n" said mc-c>ytrt may
be sued, or indicted snd prosecuted in
ease Of violation by her of the license
laws Of The State. or ia case she should
( keep disardcrly house, IS if she were .
.rnrc sole; ani, il Judgment be obtained
acairs; he on any con;racs, execution
hail or may issue in the ordinary way to
tee, h,1 separate estate; provided. how
ever, that >rch responsibility shall in no
manner ofrct or impair the responsibility
Of husba-d, or parent under rh. existing
laws and tnat tbs act shall tak- Eject ou
tic :hirtieih day of April mex.
The fore GONG are truly taken anl cop
led from the laSs received FROM tn. Comp
stroller
Tcs,.
F. u. GODDARD.
Sher. g.
Mach oS;h TS6T-,d
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
IA W S
PASSED 81 THE ENE3AL ASSET
BLY, OF MARYLAND AT THE
REGULAR SESSION COMMENC-
ING JANUARY, 1862, RELATING
TO LICENSES.

Any person, or company OF stage play
er,, vcntlil,qui>t., shght-haai performers,
rope dancers, tumhl-rs ADD wire dancers,
shall. previously. to exhibiting or perform
ing for reward, IN any county ~ this
ots'e, pay to the Clerk of tbe Circuit
Court fer such county, thi.ty dollars for
one var. OF oac dollar for each ln.u:-
ton, at his or their op.lon.
Every ? r~on, o. company Of circus RI
d.rs or equestrian performers, who shall
exhibit foi a reward 10 any cou&ty in tn.
State shall pay to tha said Clerk the sum
Of thirty dollars for license thereof for
one year.
+ Every person or company who shall ex-
hihit fol u reward Any anImal or animals.
ar natural or sr,lticial cuIiosities OF any
kind. (cXr'p' moi"ls Of u>ctu invrnti,na,) J
sh II Jay to the sud Clerk tha SAN If fit.
teen doH.rs for license therefor for one
year
Each license shall contain list of per-
.nnal prr'orm1nces. or animals, or other
articles or things to bo exhibited.
The owner or keeper of every stallion
" eek, shall. before bein. p'rmittcd 10
sand or station such auima'. pay to the
Clerk of the circnit court OF some one Il th
cuun,l,. in his 5 ate the hr hcst sum which
he iutcuds 10 ask or receive for the seas
Of he mar,; and the rtc,lp OF slll Clerk,
with ,hc seal Of his court attached thereto
for said sp.u shall D. the license fo- sra-
touing nv standing such stallion nr jlck
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
r77NQHCE7
TO MERcHANTs,'
'lra2 s'e TRADERS,
A n D 0FT 4. + R s:

"A Ill persops and bodies, corporats or
IA polite, in Saint Mury's county who
are or shall be dons anv at or shall be
in the occupation of any house or place for
any purpose, for which lcenee is made
necessary by the laws Of Maryland, are
hereby warned, to obtain 4 license or re-
new the ssme
On or trfore the FIRST day, Of Nay neat
under the peual9ies, prescribed BY said
laws. Tor the in fraction thereof.
Those Interested are uoiilad Of the fol-
lowing requirements of the Licen'e Laws
passed by the General Assembly Of Mary
laud.
The rates required for Traders Lcen-
sc- are as follows.
If the amour; Of goods on hand at the
pr ncips! scaso Of sale respected TO be
kept on hand, does NOT exceed.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
An ACT

TO amend the seventieth section of the IF
ts->i1;h Article of the Code Of Public
Generai Laws, relating to L!ceuseS G!
Obituaries.
See ! b. it enacted by the G ncral
Assembly of Mary land, That the seventh
eth s.cIon Of the ilty-!ixih Article Of the
Code Of Public General laws, relating To
Licenses foi Ordnarics be and the sam"
i, hereby repealed, and the following en-
acted III lieu there &
If any pcrsoa or body p')itic SHALL pro
pose 70 open OF keep Al ordinary TO shai:
apply to .he Clerk of the Circnit Court OF
the county in which said applicant
may reside, or if he resides in the
city of Baltimore, to the Court of Com
NOR Pleas, for license ther cof under
which license spirltuous or fcrmen'ed IL
qnors. or lagerbeer, may be bartcrcl or
sod in quantities less than pint.
Sec. ,. And be it enacted. That this
act shall take eff ct on the thirtcth day Of
April 1ex..
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NTOTlCEi is hereby gwen that the suhscri-
IL hers have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF it Mnry's county, IN Maryland, is;-
ters tesiamentery on the per2onui estate Of
Joseph Slmms, late Of said county, deceased =.
All persons having Claims against The sad De
e,sed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper yonchers thereof, 20 Inc sUbscIi
ber.. on % before the 3rI day oi Octo ?, l-t',
otherw se they may be excludedby law from = !
hen1it Of the said estate. oIven under our
hants th.s 4ls, day OF March, 1867
JAMES SlMNS,
JOHN f. M1S,
Executors.
March 81, ls67-4r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

NOTICES. is hereby given thnt the subscriber
\ has o!;talnet from he Orphans Count Of St
Mary's County, Maryland. letters testnm,n-
~ Oh the personal estate of Ann MlIburn.
late Of ST. Mary's county, deceased. All per
sous having CLAIMS against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same With
prone vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber, on
or before the 3d day of October 1867, otherwise
they may be excluded by lnu from olf ben.h;
Of The sald estate. Gwen under my hand thls
2lst day Of March, 1861.
JAS c BEAN,
EXeeuior.
March 81, lSGT-4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
An ACT
To amend the hfty s;xth Article OF the
Code of Public General laws. relating

To amend the hfty sixth article OF the
Code of Public General Laws, relating
70 Licenses, ty sddiog thereto the fol-
lowing section, relating to partnerships
taaiug cut Llceuscs.
Sec / BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Mary yIaud, That the follow
lug section be ana the AalDe Is hereby ad
dcd to toe tiny->is,h article Of the Code
of Public Gcncra Laws. to follow the see
oud s>c:!oJ thereof
Any license may be obtained 5y part
ner>hp5 OF trms9 as well as by intividu-
al; but iu al cages the uamcs or the part
uer Of any frrn Shall BE- set forth III full il
the license, aud 20 license, shall protect any
person pretending II act under the scme,
unle,s Gc IS ualn, & therein, or is emitted
a. q representative, or assigned uuder the
provisions hDrcii.-a!ttr Contained III this
article, at.i tie Clerk issuing the laGnse,
Stall cntc- upon the record Of licenses, tho
full uamcs Of aud the members Of Co
partnership to wAom such license is i>su-
Cd
Sec 9 And be il enacted, That this
act shall @se eject on the thlriieth day OF
A,r.l ncxt
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

No license shall be granted to sell
.pit,tuous and tormentcd lqnors or Ia
ger beer. IN quantities. not less ta,n
pint. for the sun of eighteen d1llsrs. un-
less The person applying therefore shall
also obtain hcens, t. sell gool<, chat
tells, wares aud merchandise, paving
therefor the sum herein b::olc prescribe
% sccording 10 ,h- anoYn: Of his s,ocs
IL iiade,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
Trustees Sale
''>lsf of land
IN ST, MARIS COUNTY,
22S 3-4 acres,

wing in Cedar Point on Chesapeake Bay, al
'oiHiI.. the lands of Mcssts. Thompson aid
Carroll and-Col. Juan- D. Freeman. 1t lics
about three miles from Mil Stone Landing
on the P~tuxeI.t. but there is shipping
landing on the place, in the halioss5oi Cedar
Pcnf three hurdreL yard, ,!l>taat from tie
Barns. The so;l is repre>cnte, % be very
pro lus:vr and easily improved, The build
inys cousi-t Ola COMFORTABLE DIV ELL
ING and all other requisite IMPROVE
MkNTS The FISHERY CT the shore j,
also valuable.
Tie Terms of Sale, as prescribed " the
Decree. are: One-th.rd ii the purchase tnor-
eY TO be paid in cash On the day oi sole. or
the final ratification thereof Gv the Ccart. the
residue in two equal anuu.l ;..stalment~. the
The purchase II pney 70 b.l. Interest from
the day Of >aIe, and h DO rctu-ei br TIC
bonds q sle purchaser + tna sAti..A,';)n If
the T-ustc-.
A. J.. UAcNE.n,
Trustee.
Anrap His, N.rch l2th 1877
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

RyOT'ICE is hereby e ven that the subscrl-
ia Der has obtained from the Orphans Cour,
ot 81. Mury's county, III Maryland. jettera o
administration on the personal estate Of George
W H-bb. late of satd county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the SAID de-
ce.sed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper voI hes tne,eof. 10 the sub
tr.ter on or hsfors the 25ih day ofGept., 1867,
oti.erwlse they may be excluded by lay from
all be leit oF the sad estate. Given under my
nard tals li;h DAY Of March lot7.
JAMES Z HEARD.
3dmINlst1rior.
March IA, 1867 -.w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
March 81, leC7-tx.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sub,cr-
" bcrs have obtained from the OrphnnE,
Court Of 81. Marv'a county !, IT Maryland, let
ters OF administration on The personal eG
die OF Edward Tn hm&n, late Of saId county,
deceased. All persons having claims aSainat the
,ald deceased, are hes-sby warned to eAiub!s the
same with the proper vouchers thereof, 10 the
subScribsrs on or Leio.e the 5 ! G-y OF Oct 1.
1867, otherwise they may Ue excluded by Ia"
from all benefit Of the said estate Given un.
Ter our hands thus 2lst day of March, le6T
MARTHA r GARNER,
CHARLES DENT,
Administrator i b meta
March II. lsG7-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
"FQR 1 CONVENTION
AGAINST | CONVENTION, .

.nd at the >an, tinn aud pIacr tHt saIE
voter, Yh,ll elect THREE DELEH !tS
10 >aid Cm.yrution. according to the pro.
vision. of the &C, of the General Assem-
bly PASSED atthc .Jaruary session thereof.
20 vi, ON the a0,h dav OF March IN TIE
year.y 1867, entitled AN Act to pr1yih"
for taking the sense of the people OF the
State en- a call for Il Cpnvcuuon to frame
New Constitution aui form of govern
mc,t. and for assembling the members
thereof"
r NJ GODDARD.
Sheriff
o. st. Marys county
, March 2s, 1867 tie.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
II. .Eury's County, to rtt

On tEis--- day Of 1867. be-
'ore the subscriber. Justice of the Peace
Of tic Safe of Marylaud, in uod for sad
rounty. personally appeared - aud
declared iha, he intends to apply for
Traders l.iccn-" undcr the laws CT the
state to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
S.in, Nary's county. aud made oath th'l
til, amount of stock of goods generally
KEEP: on hand by him (or by the c1nr,rn N
~hirh he is tmytqri, in case 1t is part
ucI5!li2) at the principal season Of sale (."r
If ,hc applicant has not precisely e' gagged
ia su. ,ralr. MH tn amount ?fthe stock
fgonh he erprcts to keep, &c, docs 10
{ lnr viii nuN exec. l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

Licsr,es 10 Retailers Of .Spirifuons or
F.rmcntcd Liquors or Lager Brer.-fhc
amounts of hccnso to be paid by retailers
of >piri,uous or ferm~n,ed ,iqI>rs or lager
beer src as follows: If tho value OF their
stock in trade be
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
ELECTION, NOTICE.

OTICE is hereby given. that al
y election viii BE- hid IN the se''F RAJ
.l..,,op d,,,ri cts OF SAINT Mary's county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
ROAD l1Dp1D.Ba

|HTHE undersigned hereby give notice.
q that thirty days after date. they in
'eud to apply to the County Commissions
"rS. to op"u public road from the Trnppe
Store. through The lands of DR. II p Blak-
stone aud W l. Dent, to the cato leading
to the residence Of 4 Abert Burch.
JNO ( DENT,
J l. LANCASTER,
A BURCH
and Others
March II, 1867 sod.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

Th~ applicant must either make oa'h,
a. lrrc,uture, bcturc the Cletk of the Car
cut tour' OF the county whore, he Is on
gagged ~ busines- ef thA ,no"nt>~of goods
KIP ou hand at the principal sca''n II
.,io; or tte oaih may 1e administered by
= Jr.,ice If the Peace when the person
waiting the Iiccose az ',cs through an
agent II the latter co1rSe be a.Ap;ri,
the lollo~ing form will be- d.emcd subj
cient COMPLIANCE wrh tue act:
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

% the
>e,' Prrct
=. respectfully
-, .utS his TRENDS aud the nuh-
ic generally that he has taken H. above named
fiotsl, and Is ptepa! ed to accom-" oda,e tran
sient or permanent hoarders. o. trrnsirnt
.esoaId - 20 per dsv. Thankful or ne datt.r-
i"k patronas. extended to liim IN l.lnce Gear
g's County, he wslf be most happy 10 see his
old friends al his new location.
y = ihs t.eonar.tov.n, Port Tobacco, Rock
vls and L iptr Na,.h,roush Stages s'art 4, ,o,n
chs tieuteevstv tnnrnIr%.
Jtlt.4 \. MEDLEY.
Hso, Te:or.
ka & -.ifr. n
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
on
WEDNESDAY, tho 10th, Of
April, 1867,

., the usual places Of holding elections and
between the hours low prescribed by law,
when every person entitled to v"'" tor
D.lcc,tc, to the General Assembly shli
vote on the question OF cali of Con,
,;o, ., cr,mr 4 New ConStltutlon and
form Of goycrnm mt for the State 10y fx
.,;ro IN writing or printing the words:
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

Marsh. 23;h, lS07 i'd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
4. l.. II.AGN En,

Iru,.-c
Annap His, M.rcil 18th, 1897
March q, lsa7--ta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-06
THE REMOVAL OF GENERAL sICKLEs

THE REMOVAL OF GENERAL SICKLEs.
Although the report OF General Sickles to
General Grant defending the course of the
6rst named officer in reference to the enforce
ment Of his order restraining the execution OF
processes from the United States Courts.
(which report first appeared in the STAR Olives.
terday,l was written it will be seen on the Goth
ult., two days before the publication Of Acting
Attorney General Binekleys opinion, vet it
fully and satisfactorily answers all of the
allegations made against the late Commander
of the Second Military District. The charge
that General Sickles was removed for con.
tumacy, or disobedience OF orders, Is not sus.
tanned, because he shows that his course was
approved by his superior officer, the General
Commanding the Armies of the United States
and that no order was sent to him from the
President on the subject. 1t appears tina,
on the 17fh OF August the U. s. Marshal
for North Carolina, having been instructed by
the Attorney General to enforce all executions
of the United States Courts, General Sickles
telegraphed to the War Department a state.
ment OF the facts in the case, adding the OK
preston of opinion that, ..If the United States
Courts in the Rebel States be allowed to con-
troll the ilitary authorizes, the execu ton OF
the Reconstruction acts will for bvious rea.
sons soon become Impracticable. Some O,
these courts will begin by declaring these acts
OF Congress void.' Gen. Grant replied by
telegraph the same day, directing General
Sickles "to folIo,c the course of action as in
dlcdted By you as right, and regard my dis patch
of the 18th as entirely withdrawn" These
explicit instructions General Sickles says he
observed, and that no communication from
the President on the SUBJECT was recei we'd by
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-06
THE WHITE HOTSE

The regular meeting of the Cabinet was held
to-day, all the members present except Gen
Grant. Attorney General Stanbery was repre-.
sented by Assistant Attorney General Binck
ley. The session was continued until after
two o'clock, the subject before them being the
an nesty proclamation, upon which there WAS
along discussion. This proclamation has been
before the Cabinet already, where it met con-
siderable opposition, it is understood, from
some OF the members. There is no doubt
mat II was all written at least a week ago,
and provided for the pardon Of all engaged
IN the rebellion except JEFF Davis, Lee
Beauregard, and a few others. 1t is said tina,
II has been modified since then and is not 40
sweeping in its provisions. The FORMULATION
o tits looked for tomorrow by some while
others think it will not oe issued at !. There
is heavy pressure upon the President by
outsiders to issue it at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-06
THE CABINET.

The Intelligencer this morning reiterates its
declaration that Mr.. johnson is about to
change his Cabinet, while denying the state
ment that General Grant is to be among its
members removed. We do not believe it pos.
sible that the President will much longer toll
crate the independent attitude OF Gen. Grant
now every whit as hostile to his "policy" as
was that of Secretary Stanton. We see no rea-
son TO doubt the truth Of its statement SO far as
that refers 10 Secretary Seward and Postmas-
ter General Randall, who have sacrificed
more to the end of sustaining the President
than any others. The course pursued by the
Intelli9encer towards Secretary Seward has
been most damaging to President johnson. 1t
is known to speak upon no such matter except
under his direct inspiration. Or, in other
words. what it says in such connection is, sim.
ply, has utterance. If he is under obligation
TO any living man. that man is William
II. Seward. who has, from first to last
sustained him in the Presidential chair when
he would otherwise have been as weak as a
year child. HIS vagaries since discardins
the counsels OF the Cabinet for those of the
adventures who now occupy their places as
his trusted advisers, show that he would long
since have concluded his Presidential race but
for the check they held over him. We have
believed that Messrs. Seward, Randall, and
McCulloch renamed in the Cabinet only to
the end of guarding the public interest as far
as possible from the dangers incident to leav
ing Mr.. johnson to pursue his own course
uninfluenced by their advice. We think now,
that nothing prevents them from resigniug but
= desire to save the country from the compli-
cations that would be incident to the admins
tration Of public affairs through such Cabi.
net as his coRgenial advisers are urging him
10 call into their positions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-06

The WEEKLY STAR IL now on orr counter
for sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mails,
containing the Correspondence between Gen.
eral Grant and General Sickles in reference to
the removal OF the latter smcer; Acting A.tor.
ney General Binckiey's opinion on the same
subject; the Presidents "Constitution" ProcIa-
9auoh; very interesting Story entitled Uncle
Joseph's will; the execution and con fession Of
Brldget DurRan; the Jones. McC oole pr,ze
night; the execution Of George w. Winnsraore:
the deaths OF William A. Bradley ana George
Y. whiting; the removal OF General Sheridan:
camp Meeting Correspondence; Base Bail,
the Match between the "Haymakers" OF New
YORK and Nationals OF this city: Council Pro.
ceedings; Movements OF the Workino
People; Useful Items Of Domestic Economy:
humorous Sketches. with Domestic Mililary'
Naval, Departmental, and Local News: Agri.
cultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-06

PsRsoHAL.-Brig. Gen. Charles p. Stone. a
native Of Massachusetts, who was a din.
tingushed oficer in the volunteer ser vice OF the
United States early In the war, but who vas
removed from his command in 1862, after thu
battle OF Balls Bluff, and confined In Fort n.
Iayette, Is q present leading citlsen Of Ohee.
terfieId county. Va, where he Is extensivsiv
engaged In coal mining. -..-Franklin Stearns.
Esq, the well known R,chmond Union,et'
and other distinguished gentlemen, were yes.
John. Minor Bolts, Auburn, Oulpepsr county.
va. ,.'-Ssnator morrill,. Congrossmap Per.
ham, Ex-V President Hau,ln, General Is.
"a. Lee, OF connecticut and others are ON the
stump IN Maine. ..'.0ovsrnor Penton is in
New York, ....Governor Fletcher, OF Mis-.
souri,, has arrived in Chicago MRS, Lin
coin and her SON Tad have returned to Ohicaeo.
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