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Epigraun.

'A lady robbed recently in Westminster
Abbey complained of her loss to the Verger,
who merely said:-'Oh, that is very likely;
ladies should not carry pdrses in place like
this "-Vide Papers.
A Pan-Anglcan Synod again should assemble
The Establishments honor to clear from this
smirch;
Pious ladies-small wonder will learn with
tremble
They'll be robbed if they carry purse into
church"
ALL THE DIFFBRENCE.-Port wine leaves its
mark on the nose; water, on bank note.
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To CIaIrvoYnnta.


We have heard Of 'loolGng into" man; and
it would seem that the police authorities be-
lieve to the fullest extent in such penetration
Of sight as a not uncommon gift among her
Majesty's lieges. What else would induce the
guardians of the public peace to issue those
curiously minute descriptions OF the missing
Fenans, Kelly and Deasy, which refer to
marks as profoundly hidden as the men who
carry them2 Not content with the enumera-
ton of teeth which are absent from the
side or back of the jaw, where the deficiency
is. concealed, or with the reference to scratches
on those parts Of the limbs which are
always covered by clothing, the writer of
the bill which promises q reward of f300 to
the informant who shall aid in the capture of
the fugitives, actually alluded to large scar
'inside the belly'' of one of them. Now the
notion of searching the abdominal interior of
concealed Fenian captain for a cicatrice could
never occur to the mind of mortal policeman,
if that mind were not thoroughly imbued with
transcendental theories of human vision. We
hope that some clairvoyant will speedily earn
the E300. At present the difficulty seems to
be in reconciling the visibility of Deasy's in
testines with the invisibility Of Deasy.
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Inducements,

The proprietOrs of some American papers
are so prosperous that they now hire sub
scribers to their papers. A New Hampshire
editor and proprietor takes the lead in liberal
inducements, as follows
Subscribers to one copy of the Cancer will
be presented with one box of petroleum black
ing. This is very superior article; it will
black boots, stoves, or may be used as a hair
dye. (For testimonials from leading clergy
men, statesmen, and bootblao1s, see adver-
tising columns of the CGncer.)
Subscribers for two copies will receive a
box of sardines.
Subscribers for five copies will be presented
with pair of iron-clad spectacles with glass
eyes, warranted to suit one age as well as
another.
Subscribers to ten copies will be entitled to
a patent adjustable bOOtjaok, which can also
be used as a corkscrew, coGee-mill, or ink
stand.
Subscribers for twenty-five copies will re-
oeive marble bureau with a mahogany top
to it.
Subscribers for fifty copies will receive a
seven octave sewing machine with the AgradC
attachment.
Subscribers for seventy-fve copies will re-
ceive Eastwood suit of furniture.
Subscribers for one hundred copies will re-
ceive a burial plot, with an order for tomb
stones, to be delivered when required.
Subscribers for five hundred copies win re-
ceive a nomination for Congress.
Subscribers for a thousand copies win be
presented with a farm in New Jersey, fenced
in and mOrtgaged.
The Presidents SeFenGde.
''The Heart Bowed Down by Weight Of Woe, F"
was the melancholy air played by the band
at the serenade to Mr.. Johnson, on Wednes-
day night We understand that if he had not
retired 80 suddenly and unexpectedly, the fol
lowing programme would have been faithfully
performed
'Mother, pVe Come Home TO Die"
"The Pirates Chorus"
'I Wish l was in Dixie Land"
81 Have q Silent Sorrow Here"
DEAD MARCH IN SAUL.
"Bobbin Around-Bobbin Around"
"Carry Me Out and Bury Me DeoentlY."
"And the Devil Ran Away with the Little
Tailor Boy, with the Broad Cloth under His
Arm"
OLD HUNDRED.
The whole performance to wind up with the
popular and enthusiastic chorus Of
"We All got Drank in Jersey"
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k159- OFFICE PARKER PETROLEUM
- -, COMPANY, No. 40 WALNUT Street, Sc
COnd floor, Philadelphia.
In pursuance OF a resolution passed at StockhOld
ers' Meeting OF the Parker Petroleum Company
ana by order of the Board of Directors the real estate
OF the Parker Petroleum Company consisting OF three
hundred of land, less, situate at
the city of Titusville in Crawford county Penusyl
yRnia, and lying upon both sides Of the plank road
leading from Ttusvlllet to Pine Creek Bridge bounded
on the north by land of William Barnsdall and f. H.
and Isaac Weed. on the east by John watson, south
by land formerly owned by Robert McCray on the
west by land formerly owned by Patrick Kerr and
Brown, and being that part of the land of the late
Samuel Kerr, deceased, now owned by said Company,
together with all buildings, engines tubing tools, etc.
property of said Company, subject, nevertheless TO
all lease or leases on said property.
The above will be sold the premises, Crawford
county, on THURSDAY, 9th day of December, A. D.
1867, at p NJ.
Terms made known at sale.
II 8 s3t ROBERT THOMPSON, Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
G Ov NMENT SALE.

MI
Bureau OF Refugees. Freedmen, and Abandoned1'
Lands,
OhHce A. A. Q. NJ. and ID. o. State of Georgia,
ATLANTA Ga, Nov. o, 1867,
WIN be sold at Auction, on the premises az
the Lend and Buildings known as the
AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT,
TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists of tract OF land, which
the Augusta canal runs through dIagOnally bounded
north by DAntignHc street. east by Jackson street,
south by Adams street. and west by Campbell street.
It's northern and southern lines being aoOut six hun-
dTed and ninety feet and its eastern and western nes
about three hundred ana nmety-tWo feet, on which
BY 90 teeti brick foundry, feet by 81 1ee
several smaller buildings.
Eleven (lll city lots situated on the south side Of
Adams street between Campbell and Jackson streets,
designated In numbers the plan of the city OF Au
gusH made by William Phillips, as ~ ~, 2l, 49, 20,
one Triangular lot Of 1872 feet 'front.' the south side
OF Fenwck street, between the Augusta canal and
flights Foundry" -,
together the city lois paratey. ~
Also at the same time and place. Will be sold four
az frame buildings, 100 feet by Al feet and one IN
frame building 20 by 5 feet, situated the grounds
of the Richmond County Academy, Telfair street.
inquire at this Office and that of Brevet Colonel M t.
Ehlers, corner of Green aud Jackson streets, Au-
gusa Georgia. where the plans OF the property can be
Terms cash for all the property except the machine
and lot one half OF which win be required cash.
and the balance In four months. -'
Sale 10 commence at il O'Clock A. NJ.
Z. Il. WATSON,
,,,,,E, a. A. .. Nj. and ID. o.,
II a. ios bureau h, F.s and A. Il,
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From Judy.
SeIG-EVIdent.

FROM Jltdy,
LAST MAN-This can't be my hat, surelyY
sERvANT-Yessir, that's your at, sir.
L. M-Quite sure?
SERvANT-oh, ysssir, quite sure, sir.
L. M.-Well, then, hanged if haven't been
and taken some other fellows head.
Queries.
Ought hair-dresser to be a cook Ger
tainly not.
Ought gardeners wife to have anything
TO do with rakes Hoe dear no ?
The lady who was driven out of her mind
has since recovered little bit, and given the
Feins to her fancy.
QUID RDEs.-Cn dit that the Emperor of
the French has just sent a handsome present
to tobacconist in London who had showed
him kindness during his exile. May not this
be regarded as the reverse of guild pro quo?
FROM LIVELY TO sEvERE.-Coming home
from dinner late to ones wife.
A SUaaEsTIoN.-FrOm the public experience
Of the Court of Bankruptcy for the last twelve
months, it is suggested that in future limited
liability companies be designated as Unlimited
Lie-ALility Companies.
ga NATIONS pa most painful
and indecorous affair is the recent scandal
about Mrs. Lincoln and the late Presidents
goods and ohattels. In order that posterity
may know how the memory Of "Honest Old
Abe' has been respected by his country, Judy
suggests that the following epitaph should be
inscribed upon his monument
Here rests Old Abe, upon the lap of earth,
man VINO was TO fame-not fortune
known;
Heservod and loved the land that gave him
birth,
Till murder sternly marked him for her own.
Large was mis- bounty and his soul slncere;"
ne gave his country all he coud-his life;
ne gained from every honest eye tear,
O"' ulunt gain provision for his wife.
"A oLikoHER'-Doctor Ito Tailor, petulantly).
No, Sir; win not have it. I'll return it on
your hands.
Tailor (meekly). Ali Doctor Won orobt ~
be happy man.
Doctor. Why
Taller. Because you never have any of vonr
bad work thrown on your hands.
F1OHn the T0nl0hdWk.
A NICE LAIRD Lord Stanley tells us that
he has not yet closed the Alabama question.
but that he hopes with the help of 'the great
peaosmaker, time" to do so. We presume
that when the additional penny is added tc
the income tax to pay the little bill, monu
ment will be erected to Mr.. Laird, of Birkin
head, for having deserved so well of hii
country as to build the vessel. II all those
far-seeing members of the House of Commons
who Cheered him when he proclaimed th'
pride he felt for his share in the matter sub
scribe to the memorial, it will be worthy the
occasion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f1s5y@ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
COE CO., Agents for the "TELEsRAPH"
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country, hRveRE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets to Nc,
E4 s. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT,
OFT1cEs:-No. l44 s, SIXTH street, Philadelphls
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 7sOllp
t9g@ YOUNG MEN WHO WISH TO PRE-.
pare for advanced positions by January next have
superior advantages for doing so az
CRITTENDBN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
No. 6S7 CHEsNUT Street, corner ofseventh.
PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPING in all Its branches
PENMANSHIP, CALCULATIONS, ETC. ETC,
Students instructed at such hours may best suit
their convenience. no 30 wsmlm
OPP N DAY AND EvENING. Catalogues gratis.
b515s Y o U N NJ r.
49, who need to improve their handwriting, have
superior advantages for doing so at
CRITTEN DEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
No. 6s7 CHESNUT STREET,
corner OF seventh.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Students received at any time, ana instructed al
such houTs as may best suit IN cir convenience. .
Terms for PenmauBhlp, three months Su. llllo "
hIays REV. NEWMAN HALL, d. D.,
49, Will Lecture in
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
LOCUST STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. lG
Subject-"MISSIONS TO THE MASSES"
Tickes for sale at ASHMEADs, No. 7A CHES-
NUl street, on and after Thursday morning and at
the Hall on Saturday evening. Reserved seats. 80
cents. Admission 25 cents. nlSb
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CREAM OF THE LONDON com C PAPERS.


HENRY W. IOWA TO A. G. LONDON.
ITO my Pan-Anglican compeers,"
Writes parting Iowa.
lowe q debt of gratitude,
Which can ne'er repay.
AS can't pay, from IOWA!
Accept this LOU
That ritual poison England's Church
Ifunchecked, will undo"
MOST SCRUPULoUs.-We know a man who
keeps such strict watch over his tongue that
he will not even allow himself to talk against
Time.
ASPECT OF THE PomTIcAL HoRIzoN IN AUSTRIA.
-BeuSt erous.
PRoH PUDoR The West Country Ne,0s says
that proceedings are to be taken against
churchwarden, who turned a woman out of
church because he saw her refreshing herself
from spirit bottle" There is only one set
of churches in which her conduct might be
extenuated-those by PeWgin.
A HINT TO YOUNG PARsoNs.-Stoles, Chasu-
bles, Dalmatics, Copes, Abs, ct id genus omne
"a very bad investment.
THEATRlcAL.-Miss Menken is to reappear
as "Mazeppa." Playgoers are startled by the
bare announcement.
ANANNANEA4'NA7'
ton of the once popular song has been sug-
gested by the following announcement
"BIsHoP CoLENso-It has been decided by the
Society for the promotion of Christian Know
ledge that in the SCciety's Almanac for 1868 no
mention be made OF the Diocese OF Natal"
Let us, therefore, sing as follows
OH no, they never mention it;
Ignored the place must be.
Their books are now forbid 70 name
That once Colonial See.
From Guide, and List, and Almanac
'Tis baniShed by their set,
And when they force smile from u.s.
They fancy we forgot
They tell us it is nothing, now;
Tabooed by DIR. Gray;
But ahl they could not dlsendow
Coler so of his pay.
The Bishop holds his own, and he
Is like to hold 1t yet;
And though they never name his See,
We never shall forget.
An OLD SAW NEW SET.-What can't be en-
dured must be caricatured.
A "NEAT'' DRNK.-Spruce Beer.
MoTTo FOR THE "OPEN CHURCH SOCIETY,"
Prob Pew-doo
REPRESENTATION OF MINoRITIEs. photo
graphs of children.
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Bureau OF Refugees. Freedmen, and Abandonedl'
Lands,
onice A. A. O. M. and d. 0, State Of Georges,
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The following letters in the alphabet are

The following letters in the alphabet are
more studied than the otbers--for instance:-
A Farmer minds shis..................... Hays
An Apiariau minds his....................B Bees
Bishop minds his.....,,,..,,"...".Sees
Lounger minds shis.....,.............Ea Ease
A good Co8Chman mi nds his....."....Gees
A Butcher minds his.....,.,....."....Aitches
An Optican minds his....,............Eyes
A Draper minds his.."........,.,.,....... ELS
A Tailor minds his.""............... Hens
A POulterer minds shis.,................... Hens
a HOsier minds hls......................H Hose
A Market Gardener minds his..."...P Peas
Billiard Markers and good Actors
mind their.......,,........ Cues
On Ocer minds his...................... Teas
An Economist minds his................ Ex's
And Idiots should always mind. ......Wise heads
EPIGRAM
ON A RECENT CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN MIN
ISTRY.
Victor resigns himself to eat
Imperial threats or rebel ldzzi'
But selhshly objects to meet
The resignation of Ratazzi.
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zss>zzo
sa1US0M MIa9s NlaEs 1&s5ss
NUMBER CXLVI.

A DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTIcs, AND CVHh
vop Hy.PocUoNpRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF NY ORDER
Compiled BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

this wharf aas to be ha4lel U :h;s steep
grayelly bib. When by washing the road
is rendered almost impossible. il is ulended
BE- pine boughs and poles The. vehicles
arsporting freight ore prina.ive, being
ox-carts. the bodies formed Of spli, oak
s'uJ. the4axles without iron. with wooden
j .ch-rins, and screes along will out ereise.
Your oxen viii haul two hogshaads of To-
bacoo All tie freight. store goods. &c.
is hauled up this Lill by OK teams. Al
the coal used III Leonagdtown Is brought
from Ral,inere in hogsheads, 70 person
having public spirit enough to start d coal
,ali. Ani this IS tic way coal IS brought
% Port Tobacco, and all the towns IL these
lower counties While was IN Leonari-
,tovp coapty bridge was abou. being t'R y
iiover pretty large stream, aud / VIII give
vou az idea OF the manner il was done
The carpenter engaged to do the work
bIrcd q number Of negroes, and buying
trees in the woods, the largest white oak,
set them to work TLr trees we're cut
down and the logs hewed square. Then
they were hauled to the site of the bridge,
and "sa'o PIT" PIT up. Negroes who
understand saving are hired. one "tcp
sawyer" and another bottom sawyer,
and so all the square timber anil plank for
the bridge are prepared And tins II
done within few mics. where the frs.
settlers Of Maryland landed IN the rn'ds
Of fertile country. and among rich anu
we'll educated len Here are vast Qnan-
titles of oak and other timber, right on
navigable tidc-aater but no stearn or saw
mill near / reeoloct seeing steam mil.
1t 3 place called Aliens Fresh, IN Charles
county, deserted ana weather beaten, IN
the midst Of spIenlid whoa; country, aud
on tho bank Of nayicyble water. But the
wheat is sent to Baltimore ond sold an!
-four brought back Thai ]ien's Fresh
Is sweet place Three stores aud
tavern, all sell whisliey. and only two 9th
CT dwellings, there The bes: tAing ! re-
collect ii Allen's Frcsh, wns tho dish OF
hne raw oysters for dlnner, and the worst
aa8 the bill had to pay for MY entertain
ment.
But have not word TO say against
Leonardtown. True. the water IL hardly
TT 10 drink except one holy we'll, at The
Catholic Church, but there Is no great ne
cessi+y Of drinking water thore, It is
good place. The bell rings at nine O'Clock
to warn al! negroes to leave town or retire
to their houses, and pcnpIe behave them
selves there pretty we'll When the Pc
uiusular railroad IS made, this will be-
come prominent point and nay perhaps
become l.sge town. So hurry Up the
Kailload
TRAyELLER.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

Tug NEw JupIcIAL SYSTEM. On
dcrs,anding Of the prominent features Of
She New Julicia! System recommended BY
the Committee having charge Of this sub
pc, in the Constitutional Convention is,
that the State is 10 be divided into eight
judicial circuits, the counties Of ST. Ma
ry's, Charles. Prince Georges hnd Cal
vert .o constitute the seventh 10 each
circuit there are to be three judges. one
chief Judge. with two associates, The chiei
,adSc being one OF tho eight judges OF the
Cou1: of Appeals They arc to bold Of
foo during good behavior and the salaries
Of the associate judges are 10 be e35oo and
the salaries Of the chief judges 250oo,--
The, present Orphans Court system Is
abolished and IN lieu or II the associate
Judge il to be tho judge Of tho Orphans
Court Of the county in Which he resides,
and where the circuit is composed o. four
counties, u. is tic case IL eur circuit. IN
one ur moro of which no associate sudgd
.han reside. QUE Il ,ho associates shall bc
assigned to such county ~ judge OF tht
Orphans Court II tia, county Ihs
t.sms Of the Orphans Court are not 70 be
,s- than tuar in each y,ar and may Il =:
.4.p. Is ,1e Auliic business requires.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
The Constitutional Convention.

IN accordance With a resolution preyl-
ous,y ndop,ed. the Constitutional Convon-
,ion took recess on Saturday last sIu,il
the 10Th Of July instant, and the deleg atcs
-andc.erks from tlis county have reached
their horae es in excellent. health and spirits.
yFe have omitted to notice heretofore tho
liberal action of tie Convention in regard
10 Charles S.. Marg's aud Ce,voFt cocntics.
1t wiz te rsraculBepod, ,lsat the Commit
tse. to Whit, tho natter had been referred ,
reported section allowing the Legislature
to approprizte fJ1 the benefit Of these coun-
ties three huudred ,aousanl d,llars in aia
of railroad projects. By subsequent action ,
this amount La7 been raised to fYe hun-
drei thousand dollars. This liberaF con-
dlcs Of the Convention. taken Ia coDnec-
ton with tho reported proposition OF the
Prasilctt e the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road Company TO connect Point lookout
N our coauty hy raj! With the city Of Bal
t;,nore, f the counties Il Charles ard 81
Mary ; would take $50, 900 Of the stock
~ e.lo roa3, becomes 10 us q matter q the
grayevt importance and interest. Tier"
is little 1oub. that the Legislature will sec
oni tie siahog If the Conveution IN this
matter and no doubt at al ;h1t charter
for the road caa BE- obtalned Whcneyor do
sired
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
President Johnson a. Annapolis.

In response TO an invitation from the
Constitutions: Conven.ion. President John
son, with Mr. Secretary SewaTas Visited
Annapolis on Saturday last. and add'es-
sed the Convention in q. speech OF some
,>,gth and with considerable eff ct. judging
from the applause ui,h~hich it wss greet
Cd. There was much 9; patriotic utter
ancofia the Presidents speech. but Il
voula have pleased Us besres il he hid Dc. d.
aounced and exposed radical raseaNty aS
he did yea, ago on his Western tour
The people require to be instructed ana
aroused in rqgard' to- tue inpser7 that
them from radicalism, sud 1t was
Jus: as proper COZ Mr: Johnson to DO TINS
q. Annapolis Is ct Cleveland We have
not heard that radical:sIn has been getting
any better since he denounced II year
aro haNa ,sstiJia re'rorsu,n. no only
VA re wot Of to viii? .hc radicals 's 20
Keep OF fsh.iag 'em.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
WALTER II. s. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
" .s,uSdToH, D c.

A FrER a service of nearly twentv- We
N years rs a Military Accountant .in the
fh,r, Auditors Oaicc .: tie 'ire .sarl' Of the
Uui;ed STATES. whcreho was Caief,o:fhe Quar-
Ter Mas.efS Division. aud Of tAs Division on
Clairls (which compreao0ls a.. tbs CO.. rs J
nav ,ffers his services 10 the pubic, as an
Agent aud Aeurney.
He Will undertake :l.e preparation, lrcses
crt:oa, @2d ecoicc on of claims upua iae Gov
ersssasees. Of aoy description wt1a;eVt. lie
thoroughY understands tie pregarati1n and
audit Of claims q States, Cities, Counties and
n,i;vi,! Qals, for eavsaGes ard supplies /"
Tyo8ps prior t. their ti.jister into the service
OF the I States, ior supplies furnished or ia
ken .oI Troops in said service. and Tor her
ses. and hther property l1st. captured. or de-
stroye.! in tie military service OF the U States.
n these hrancfes Of business, he was almost
exclusively engaged, for mote than fifteen
years.
To all Quarter- Masters. Com;njSsary, Ord
Inerce. Engineers and Medical U!h,cTs, ne or
fcrs his services for such preparation oi.'hef
accounts, IS will greatly facilitate their pas
sage at the Treasury. To any and All, VINO
may ,uiull 1T TO avail theneolves ot Ills aa-ls-
tance in th.se, ana in fact, a!i military claims
and accounts, he offers al intimate practic"t
ry~lell,e, and IA experience IS 10 time"
], .sesse4 he believes, by'no ono else II tAe
Couit-y,
BE vi | a.s.1 attend to tho purchase AMI
sale Of lands IN Ala4yiaa3, Virginia, as 1'se
Southern States. the sale, OF yeft Of proper
". in tue District Of Columbia, art 10 any
t1,4uess rcgui..og the services 4 IN ASe't.
iiu conctlves limsef wei! euauEA kno%n
tuao. boa: the Cou.tiy, IS u ro'id'r -on2o-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

FonR1u or JrLy From whas VIZ have
been able to learn. i IS not the Intention
of our people to suffer the present Fourth
to escape them without some public Feoog-
milton Of It's presence. There will be no
coan,y celebration. but We have heard Of
numerous fish dinners, oyster feasts, pic
njcs. &c, which are to. come of to-day IL
honol of the occasion, We wish al and
every Of our patriotic people plcasan. en-
1er.ainmeni,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

THs RcrAl GB:;TL'!.A Tho June
number Of this excellent work ap2oass IN
an entire new dress, ani nov ranks among
the noatest of our Agricultural exchanges
Us contents are, rs usual. varied and IL
structiya always partaking Of rrooticat
work Che editorial columns eTlnoe thel'
usual ability But II can best De appreo'
ated b sending 81 to the publishers, j.
s. Robinson s Co, Baltimore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

E4RoLIlsa CIcxss The following
gentlemen have been appointed b. lRapoc-
tor Gonaral Jef,ie4 enrolling oaicers for
s.. s5ar7's county md bnTe entered upon
tho discharge ot thoir duties.
LaorarItown District-W- Hammett,
chief cnrolling officer for the county
Factory. John II hIllburn
s.. Inisoes', James 3. Loker.
Chaptico. Walter L. Dent.
Fatu1ent. Y II. Dorsey,
Charlotte Hall, James II Alvey