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Poa9 OHice Box 266 mar Q 66-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
COhTRN4TIC.E NOTICE.
Johu M Bronze.
Wan 4 Kirk.

10 the Circuit Court for St Msrv's county,
sitting IS Court OF Eqniiy.
No. | \. f..
ny virtue Of authority vested in ME as Clerk
ID OF the Grcu, Cour' .or St Marys county,
kv the "Cod, Of Public Genera i.swl' Of this
ttAt~, i. is hereby ordere3, that ,he Auditor s
kcrar, 4 ei in the cause. ha ratified and con-
frmed, unless csusc 10 tbs contrary De shown
an or before the third Monday Of March re1,
provided II copy of this order Re inserted in the
St M.ry's Gaze te once a week for ttree SIC
css1ve weeks prior to the third Monday OF
NArrh next
JNO 4 CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER. elk.
Jnn Il, lsG7-Sw
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

r2ac 2avcrtiscr. hay;-g heep restored %
hcsith - fa~ wests III = yrrv eia,?fr = n
ely. AR avn. soff-,-,; iur Sev-ra vraT'
"ita severe ,;ug affection. and that orea7
dlSea'e c. i,>iin; p''on-is anSi-rs I maze
knor,n 10 aS telIow-sufferers the mfsns
cure.
T. al vho desire It. lie viii send : cs?v a
the prescription Used free Of cha q, with
The directions for 7 elarinG an: r-itc ne
same. which they WI fnla SURE CURF for
C"SsUnPTieF, ASTHMA BRoHcHl7I> Cor' Is
CoLps AMI all Thrnais and Lung asfecp.nS
The only object OF the Adverti>cr i sending
tie PRESCRIPTION il 4 haliit the af:lictcf; sf.si
spread IN torrna.ion y hich he cnnccives 10 he
invaluable a.t he hopes every sufferer WIZ
ity his remedy a. ], VII cost theu loth'n>,
nd prnvc blessing.
Parties wishing fha prescription, FREE By
return mail will please address
REV EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings c., New York.
Fee. 6tb. l666-lyl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Professional Notice
Aug 9.ls6e-N

rE,Ht. under signed, Auo0lsys a Ia" an"
! Solicitors IN Caancery, have, tnls Sfd day
of Jolv, 1866. formed a Coparine snip IN 'ne
nracilce Of their proteseion. pnder me hsins
Ana .sy.e or Combs& Downs lheN *'Ii pFee
,c. IN .he County o: Amt Mary's and The al
oIn,ns Counties, and IN the Coor; o: Appea'S-
r,n.e,,l Afternoon viii oe paid 10 he collection
lr l,,n,s aya.rs, individuals, The State, or the
Government.
! References given, when required. AedFess
sCoue. 4 Downs, Leoasrdsown, r O., 81
N.rys County. Maryland
X hERT c. COMRa,
Jas Z LcWNs.
80 .gpN
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gcntIe'asn who suffered for Years fron
Nervnus-p Debility, Premature Decay. and a!
he effects OF vouthul inljScr, ton vii. tor
tn- sake oi suffering humanity, Pend free lo i
who ueed it, the recipe and directions tur n, k
ing tho simple remedy By which ne was cur
ed Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advtr-
tiser's experience, can DO - by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN
NJ. Is Chambers ST., New York
FEB. sth. i666-iyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14


II the Circn,,-Court 20 St Mary, Cessty.
ho1 HIS .yruts
gpT v;-'u" Of anthn',; vested n ne, as
ID Crrk cf tae -.rc..t Court tpf s.. Fary's
cuuiy, ny ne "Codr Of PuhIic Grrcral
..ap-- uftns> State. il her"oy lcrrf thAttHs
rel ort ot sale n PERSONA lrI,rty nF,de
y + S'on". irustee. and filed in
his cnse hs ratified ard confined, 40
O.. cause I . tie conrary tssh wnon or before
he ,hud Menday r Ha-ch next. provided!
.n,y OF this ORDER he Inserted IN the SAINT
AR, 5 Gascae ouce a week for three sue
a-,.'vc weeks PRIOR to the thrd Monday si
rlsfch next
The r-po-, states the amount OF saa
70 be $3.50 Sc.
JNuA CAVALIER, Cl'x.
Trae esry--Tes,;
r~ jNO A. CAVALIER, C!k.
yaG 81, let; w,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
NOT ICE

7 viii attend strictly and e1pedltioua'y TO a
1 claims pu, in my hands. both for the return
OF nlnonsy erroneous sly pad Oy our assess
msn. n.(eepeeiaIly the lars. tax co / o'hsu
6.oreKeepsrs for the year 1859 and also the
sn cunt appropriated ST the ast ssson Ct GO,
grtss bv the GENERAL GOVEREN IN
for all slaves who entered the amy.
All parnes des'ring my attention IN 'hls S@
will send the proper PaTsrs:
Aug o.l&6SU
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

tIItONt
cure. Try it directly. Its warranted TO
cure.
Fer sale By al! Druggists at so Cts per
hottie
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Nov, l5,t, l256-sf.
ELECTION! NOTICE.

N CONRAD. Agent,
Is ,e!ling EugIi.h Island Molasses at IS cts
4 fair atcis 0! Cuba 80 cts.
lilo Coffee from 80 10 35 cts.
Ccylon Do for 3s cts
Java do f,r As cts.
Brown Sugar from Ii TO 18f ots
Also, Corn Nral. Super and Extra
Flour, Bacon, Butter, Lard &c, at s
sIna.l advance
n. G. is pow selling Read y-made Cloth
ing st cost, cheaper than can BE- bcught
here or in Baltimore. Call and satisfy
yourselves Of be fact.
\ c. has The largfsf ard best stock Of
Shoes, Bpot-, Hats and Csp- in Tie coun
ty, which b otftrs at smail profits for
cash
n c. has a large sssor ment Of DRY
GOODS, eta aclng every article usually
found ~ fist clt--cnuotry store. all OF
Which be offrls )ow for tn ready cash or
10 punct, al q al, Rs 90 short credit
Kags, furs of al kinds waited and
Poultry OF al. kinas1iakeD il exchange Tor
g2>ds.
Nov. IS. 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
CONTRIBUTIONS NOTICE.
In Go n atter OF tho Deed of Trust 70 RH
bert Ford trou, E G. " Hall

IN tae Circuit Court FOR 81 Mtry's county.
sitting a. Cocr of Equity.
No. lBl n. L.
nY eutue OF authority vested in me ns Clerk
3 Of the Circui, Court for st. Mary county.
tr the "Co.ie Of Public General laws" Of IL is
State. it is hereby ordsr.!. that tbs
Report Of Il Ford. Trustee. fled in
tots causs. be ratified snd confirmed
unless cause to the contrary te shown
ou or before the third Monday Of Mach i:'xt;
,rnvidst copy Of this order bs Inserted il:
the S, Mary s Gazette q. &C 4 week for three
successive weeks ptor TO the third .HonGay
o{ FeO.. ncyt.
Tho report states the land fold f>r $3.50
JNO A CAVALIER, Ctk.
Trus oopy-Tes':
,INO A CAVALIER Cik.
JAG II. le67-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Jrnc Il. lSj6-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

~iti aUtiac;,ls aud cArnll.auves 10 strcHet"-
On The stor.e,, and nervous system II -
cc tain remedy for Dysreps's, or ndi<t$'i'h,
Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Actla''y o.
tn. stomach. Fga;ulercy and Debility. II Is
20. s,cohollc, therefore particularly sultsd tor
Weak. Nervous and Dyspcctic persons. t"r
sale by all Druggists everywhere 1t 81 per
bottle
Feb. le,, .s66-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Every young laiy anl gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their ADVANTAGE by return mail Cree Of
charg") by addressing the unlersgned:-
Th ,se having fears Of being hunt uGge,l VIII
,h'ige bv not noticing this cart All Others
will please address their obcdicnr servant.
TuOE. +. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, Ncw-York
Feb Sth. l86G-iyr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07
FROM oUACHITA PARISH.
A Political "IIit'' In MOnroe-The Mayor
Hold. II Reconstruction Meeting-OnIy
One Orator, and he Intoxicated-Finally
Led Home by n Sensible COlored wo-
man-The National Flag Displayed In
Town, etc.
1OfFespOHutHUe Ol tHt fNePuUIIVuI'I
MONROE, La, June l. 1867.

MONROE, La, June l. 1867.
To-day there has been quite an excitement
among the ex.rebels in this little town. G.
W. McCranie, the mayor of Monroe, and
several drunken fellows persuaded poor
ignorant negro named Henry Burns, after
getting him half drunk, to make Il stump
speech on the public square in front of the
mayors office, for the purpose OF ridiculing
the government and the late reconstruction
acts of Congress. They induced another
negro to go all through the town ringing a
bell and crying that there was to be great
speech made by candidate to the rump
Congress of the United States. very few
people assembled, and most of those were
the mayors friends.
The speaker mounted the stand, which
was built of hogshead placed on end.
The mayor took his stand Immediately in
the rear of the speaker to prompt him and
tell him what to say. The speaker talked
about half an hour, or as long as the whisky
lasted that he had taken, when a negro
woman went to him and told him to get
down and not make a fool of himself. He
then concluded to quit. The mayor and his
confederates claim great credit for conceiv-
ing and carrying out this scandalous affair.
Shortly after the registers opened here
they unturled the stars and stripes, in the
shape of small American flag, and some OF
the Union citizens stated that 1t was the
first one that had been seen here since the
United States troops were withdrawn.
Colonel Tisdale, the newly appointed col
lector Ia going to follow the example of the
registers, by unfurling a large flag, and
hope that some of our officials will take
courage and follow his example.
SKINNER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07
Hon. B. F. Flanders Appointed.
The Records to be Turned Over tO
Him at Once.

General Sheridan yesterday issued the
following special order, fo- copy of which
we are indebted to General Hartsuff:
HEADQUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La June 6, 1851.
Special Orders No. g.
fExtract.I
Mr.. Thomas J. Durant having declined
the appointment of governor of the State of
Louisiana, conferred upon him in special
orders No. SO, extract ), from these head
quarters, Mr.. Benjamin F. Flanders is
hereby appointed in his stead.
Mr.. Flanders will at once assume the du
ties of his office, and all records, ETC., per
tanning to it will be turned over to him
without unnecessary delay.
BY command of Major General Sheridan.
GEORGE L. HARTSUFF, A. A. 6.
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From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The revenue cutter
Lincoln, stationed on the Pacific coast, is
ordered TO prepare for permanent cruise
off Russian America to look after the
revenue, the Russian authorities having
authorized their agents to admit American
shipments properly manifested.
Six members of the coast survey, and two
men assigned from the Smithsonian in.
stitute, are permanently attached to the
Lincoln for the purpose of obtaining gen
eral information in regard to the country.
Revenue receipts to-day S622, 900.
Admiral Farragut had an attack of vertigo
yesterday; he is here arranging TO take
command of the Mediterranean squadron.
1t is stated that Schotields registration
order meets Stanton's and Grants approval
Grant forwarded it to Ord for his direction;
not officially however.
Sheridan teegraphs as follows to General
Grant regarding the progress of registration
in Louisiana: New Orleans, June 4.-Gen-
eral Grant, commanding the armies OF the
United States: have returns of registration
from most of the parishes of this State, also
reports of officers supervising, and can re-
port TO you the greatest success and the best
of feeling existing among the people.
Signed, p. II. Sheridan, major general"
Foreign News.
LONDON, June 6.-The sentences of the
convicted Fenians are all commuted.
| 1t is reported that Bulgaria and Servia
are rebelling against the Porte.
From Galveston.
! GALVESTON, June 6.-Trinity river has
overflowed its banks and drowned out the
! bottom lands for distance of two hundred
miles, from Newport to Magnolia. The cot
ton is ruined, and it is too late to plant o
second crop..
NEW York, June 6,-The directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph company at q
meeting held in this city on the 5th inst,
unanimously resolved to accede to the pro
| visions of the national telegraph law passed
by Congress, and directed that the necessary
notices be filed with the postmaster general
Immediately.
BY this action the government will acquire
the right to purchase the companys' lines
and property at valuation to De deter
mined by commissioners chosen, two by tht
company, two by the government, and ont
by the other four, whenever Congress shal
decide to make the telegraph part Of th'
postal system.
From Cleveland, Ohio.
CLEVELAND, o., June GA joint meeting
of the trustees of the Merchants Union Ex
press company is being held here, with a vieV
10 taking action on many matters connecte'
with the welfare of the company, and IN
adoption of efficient measures for the prose
J cutfon of its business.
IL CLEyKLANp, o., June 6.-The Episcops
convention Is in session-second day. In
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FROM DONALDsONvILLE.
Da stardIy Attempt 90 Break Up Repub-
Iicnn Clubs.
lCorrespondence q the Republican,
nnNII InanNrIItr Ia Luna . 1897

DoNALDsoSvILLE, La, June z, 1867.
Every effort is being made to break up
the radical Republican clubs in this parish,
outside of Donaldsonville. On Saturday,
the 25th of May, 1861, at a meeting held at
the colored peoples church, two miles be-
low here, on bayou Lafourche, some un-
principled men supposed to be planters or
their overseers, tried to break 1t up by
throwing bricks and firing revolvers In the
air.
| have this through the military COM
mander here, who received it from col
ored man who applied to him for military
protection hereafter, which was promptly
promised.
There is a strong radical Republican club
here, which meets every Saturday evening
but the last two meetings have been poorly
attended, on account of the rainy weather
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to make success at the election certain.
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" Here lies JOB Valentine
"a particular friend of mine,
Aged about sixty. nine.
None of your Pharaoh lean kline,
A workman in the preaching line
Was he, when death cut his twiue,
Tho his sermons were not very fine.
He was no jew, for he eat swine;
Turk neither, for he loved wine:
No dandy for he could not shine;
Nor Quaker, for he had spirit
Nor Catholic for he had no merit
during forty years he preached he lied.
For which God damned him when he died.
Here lies Jack Core
Well, III saw more
Only I'll observe that he was alive
In ls25.
In 1926
He had almost crossed the River StyI;
In 1877
he wGs striving hard to go to heaven;
In 1898
He went the other way quite straight
- III. - -. -.-4-----.
:" " Under this old mo IS scovered stone
Lies poor, skinny Michael Donne
Who died in l70l.
Pray for the soul Of poor Michael Dome
But, il now being 1901.
You may pray if you choose. or let it alone,
Because reckon 'twi all be one
For the same poor, skinny Mich sel ronre,
Who died in lT0l."
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BY YTELECRAPH.
Especial Dispatches to the Republican,
Mr.. Durant and the Governorship.
Generals Butler and Sheridan Both
Urge Him to Accept.
HE DECLINES A SECOND TINE.
WILL NOT ACCEPT OFFICE UNDER THE
MILITARY BILL.
AWAITS A LETTER FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN.
AWAITS A LETTER FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN


A number of Mr.. Durant's friends in New
Orleans have earnestly telegraphed him to
accept the office of provisional governor.
General Sheridan has again telegraphed him
asking a reconsideration of his declination.
General Butler has also urged Mr.. Durant |
to accept the position, but Durant has |
replied a second time to General Sheridan |
that he cannot accept any office under the |
military bill.
When the present law was under Consi-
deration by Congress, Mr.. Durant opposed
it as not sufficiently strong to protect loyal
men in the South, and as having too many
military features about it.
1t is possible Mr.. Durant may still change
his mind and accept, when he receives
General Sheridan's letter, which the tele-
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PAYSON.
FROM SHIN O II ON
Registration in Louisi ana.
TELEGRAMS FROM GEN. SHERIDAN
REVENUE OF RUSSIAN AMERICA.
SEVERE ILLNESS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
General SchOeiiId's Registration Order.
f RO NJ L u 30 p T.
SENTENCE Of FENIAN PRISONERS COMMITTED
REBELLION AGAINST THE SUBLIME PORTE
! Il IL o NJ It H " n -
! ! TRINITY RIVER OVERLOOKED
t GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
= The Cotton Crop Ruined
;, FROM NEW YORF
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f.
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