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RssttE.taon q Issysnnah. esorgia.

sEWuapSaroas July a. The people in this State
Asye = yet received no definite infeastion re-
n.ssa..ios 8 ,ss7snn.h. Georgia.
sAvaNnAH, July -Registration has closed in
the city until August. Total white, 1858; total
colored, 3O5a Registration for Chatham and
KHhS6@C 0unties 5sWhites, N2; coloredt 1fls
Mexican News.
WAsH1naroN, July M.Nyera Crnz adyices ujn
New York say that Maximiian's body is coming
there 6nr delivery to the Apstrians..
GAIyrsroN, July 1.-We have q: weeks later
date hon MEXICO. The news is OF no Importance.
Tho Brownsville tRannhero doubts thereport about
the army Of observation under Cortena. Hpub-
iiah6s an extract fpm letter said 10 have been
written by Escobedo TO Gomez, directing him by
every means in his power to make the country
Mexican, and as, al property in the hands Of for
% %SssSoud fsfe Il and have power to hum them
nom the country he said my motto is death TO
all strangers, and there is no danger o{ the Yam
kees interfering with MS AS long as the Southern
States Ee kept ont OF. the Union; besides @ the
time pronounce against the whites. Before we
get through with foreigners the Yankees will
hink We are In earnest. and the time viii come
when their rotables win be begging their own
heds instead q hsng fSs Ia Sssn ound
,iBa supposed that some adherents have secreted
him IN the house Of the British Minister. Diaz
RAa rdered the capture Of the foreign representa-
H06a&Qot recognized by the Liberal Government:
'Sesen hundred Austrian prisoners have been sent
to P1;sMx kfNa,e more Generals have been shot
ct 0uerrstoro, among them otterero, Castillo,
and 1orty-Sour Colmels.J Juarez issued an order
fof TIE couyocation Of Oongresslto elect q Presi-
dent. 0rtegs was In person at Monterey -
Captain freeman, Of the revenue cutter Wilder
ness, who conveyed Madame Juarez and party to
Vera Cruz, reports the .IberaGsts as extremely
independent and saucy. The Prussian Consul at
Vera Cruz swss conducting negotiations with the
Liberals for the release Of the Austrian prisoners.
Santa Anna was stil alive, his Csmpeachy captors
awaiting instructions from the Liberal Govern
msnt. There is feeling that he will undoubtedly
be shot. Advices to the same effect have been re-
caivef9 at Enfamoras - s3z
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

81 CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP MAN
HAITIAN are notified that she is dschargng cargo at
Adger's South Wharf. Goods remaining on the Wharf
at sunset will be stored at owners risk and expense.
Freight on Goods amounting to IS or under must be
paid the wharf, except by regular business houses.
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
July % 2 Consignees.
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Mranazs, July 22.-An incendiary at the Navy
Yard hero destroyed, among other things, 800
bales Cotton; loss estimated ut 500, ,OOO.
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TO TAX PAYERS:
LAW NOTICE.

U,BE IrNDERsIG NED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART.
/ NERs, and propose to practice in the STATE
Barnweu, Beaufort and Coleton, under the name and
STYLE OF 'DAVANT."
Office, for the present. at GnL1SONyILLE, South
Carolina. R. j. DAVANT.
November 23 fm J.C. DAVANT.
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WASHINGTON, July 22-The Rev. Charles Bou-
cher, with whom Surratt was concealed in Canada,
was on the stand. He stated in evidence. that
Sufratt knew nothing OF his mothers danger,
which was ruled out on motion Of the prosecution:
Father Boucher's testimony was damaging against
DR.. Mcmillan for truthfulness. Boucher put him
ont OF his house for impertinence when he remon-
strsted with Mcmillan for the wrong Of abortion.
The defence waB closed, and the prosecution COM
mence with rebutting testimony. They hope to
close the evidence in two days. ia
MONTGOMERY Blair on the Situation, Poll
tics, &c., In Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 22.-Montgomery Blair spoke
he severely denounced the Radicals; Of President
johnson he said that he hnd defeated the Censer-
vative party by retaining his enemies IN office.
He would advise him Low to get rid OF these spies
Gound him. and make General Grant, whom he
believed to be . just man, Temporary seeretary ot
War.s II tSs -; f;.s tS;..j,
A Telegram to the Dispatch says that about
three hundred persons were present, and among
them General Joe Johnston. tats,.
yGoyanor lPisrpont spoke at the Halifax Court
House to day to about three thousand persons. He
was followed by both white and colored speakers:
The Whig has the account Of a meeting IN Char
lotte county, at. which Colonel Hen;y, gonfed-
crate Colonel OF Infantry, presided Delegates
were appointed to the Republican Convention.
A. Republican meeting has also been hold IN
Arnsla.>s Gr.k;z y - ~ ssS..s'..
Charles P. Bigger, Superintendent Of the Aln,s
House, has BEEN removed by the military authori-
The magistrates Of the Hastings Court held q
meeting to-day, to reply to General schofelds adj
miristration. The reply Will be sent tomorrow.
The 11th Regiment United States Infantry, now
here, it is stated will go to Texas
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MARRIED..
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED. at Summervlle, the morning Of the 22d inst,
Mrs. REBEocA FICKEN, aged 81 years and 20 days.
H5 Her Friends and Acquaintances, and those m her
son. JOHN F. F1cKEN, and Of the family, invited to
attend the Funeral Service at st. Matthew's German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Hase street. at hapast
Four O'clock This Afternoon. II July 23
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+. as BEAUTIFUL HAIR -CHEvALIER'SL LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gay hair to ts original
color and youthful beauty; inpars Life, strength ard
growth to the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
keeps h head ccan is unparalleled hairdressing.
sold by all druggists fashionable hardressers and deal
ers in ancy goods. Tho trade supplied by the whole
sale druggists. ,
SARAH A. CHEvAIIER, NJ. D.,
'June8 80 J. stuth6mo New York.
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq. as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston JudiciaD District at the next election.
September 10. 49, . ,--..I-.,, -
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sRsgistration I'm North Caroiinn.
sEWuauNaTos, July 22---The people in this State
Hayes - vet received no definite information re-
eSrdfng registration Great apathy exists.
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@ NOTICE TJ MARNERs.-CAPTAI AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do 30 anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. @. TURNER q. N.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February Q, 1885,
February7 '' ~ S ,,.'-'-4--''
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
The Maryland PenitentiaIy.

The Annual Report of the President
and Directors of the Maryland Pcnitent
ary for 1866 has been published. 1t shows
a surplus of assets over liabilities of ST.
524.67. The expenses for the year just
closed is SIS. .307 ,s3, The following par
agraphs from the report contain statistical
information which may be of interest to
our readers
at the close Of the fiscal year ending
Goth of Novomher 1863, the number of
prisoners was 1872, namely; 800 males
and - females, OF which l3S were color
cd males and II colored females. ="
"We have now 636 prisoners, namely :;
2G5 white males, and 25S colored males ;
II white females and - colorcd tema es
showing an increase of 204 prisoners in
the last year The highest number III
prison at any one time was 63o, the low
es, 435, and the average OIL.
During the year II have died. l22
hav. been discharged by expiration of SEN
teucc, | has escaped. aud % have been
pa, doned
Tabular staten nts arc given in the re
no,+ shoyinr the terms for which the
nrisoners were sentenced, their previous
b,hits of life whore they were born and
from what court sentenced, from winch We
gather the fo loving facts. Ot those now
IN the Penitentiarv, can read and write,
DBL can only read, IS; cannot read or
write, $50. Attended Sunday School,
2l3 did not aucnl Sunday School, 394-
Never bound out, 500 bound and served
till p. 50; bound ard left their masters,
y. H4bitually Incorporate, !; occasionally
Incorporate. 4o9 ; moderate drinkers, %;
strictly temperate. l4S. Married, 299 !;
unmarried, 4O3 widowers, Is widows,
9. Lef, orphans. 81; not left orphans.
544 Convicted for FIRST time, 599: sec
ond time, 81 third time, / sixth time.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

disqualified under rf7e third and 9Th Sec
:u1s of tie first article Of the Constitution,
and ii aily oliicrr of registration shall -e-
i..e to register - . qualified vo,er any
person a. AFORESAID, apPl, ins 10 be regis
tered. he shall upnn conviction thereof be-
fore az court ha,isg criminal jurisiic-
ton. ftr e.t aud pay enc Of not s7ss than
sl0e. nor more t,htn 5000 for each Of
fense, and be .mpr;soaed until said fine
and tac costs Of prosecution be fully paid
and satisfied, and shall also be liable in an
setisn for damages at the suit of the psrty
scgrieved.
Section provides that all courts, and
State county, township and municipal Of
fyers in this State shall take notice Of the
provisions of the act, without requiring
j, to be specially pleaded, set up, or relied
on. and shall give the full effect and benc-
fit thereof NJ any person enbraccd within
the general description OF the first section
Of this act, IN tae same manner and to the
ST n.e extent 5.s If the name Of such person
had been expressed aud set out specially
in the said f~regoing sectlnn.
Sec. I. This act shall take effect from
the day OF It's passage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
Democratic Almanac.

We have received from the publishers,
Mcssrs V n Evrie, Horton 4 Co, No
1862 Nassau street. \ Y, the Democratic
Almanac for 1867. In addition to its as
Economical calculations aud calendars, which
are all that could be desired, the Almana
for 81 is enriched with much v.luab.t
statistical and historical information bear
in: upon current politics. 70 person,
and especially DO democrat, who wishes t.
keep posted upon public aaairs should be
without the Aman &c In no other publ
catior that We are acquainted with can th'
same amoun, of Interesting Democratic dHfi
be found. The Almanac IS, in fact, :
democratic arsenal from which may be Oh
tained all the weapons necessary for The
defence Of our party and particularly foT
offensive warfare upon the apologists ot
Liucola. We warmly commend the Al
manac to the patronage OF our readers =
Price, single copies, 20 cents-s'x copies
S1-fourtccn copies g, post paid.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

REPRESENTATION N THE CONVENTION. -
The cont. st between the conservative mem
bcrs Of the Legislature in regard to the
represent tive apportionment OF tie CI:y OF
Baltimore ana the Counties in the new
Const;tuti ,nal Convention have been set
tied by compromise which has the rare
merit of pleasing every body concerned =
Baltimore retains her present number OF
eighteen delegates, while the representation
of those counties of the Eastern and the
Southern portion of the Western Shore,
which was reduced By the present Consu
tntion, is restored to what it tormcrIy J
was.
b. this arrangement, the Eastern
Shore gains three delegates, one each III
Dorchester, Worcester and Kent; and the
southern counties of the Western Shore
6ve delegates, one each in Anne Arundel,
Calvert Prince Georges, Charles and St.
Mary {.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
Ta- Senator Zip.

There is now 40 doubt that COY. Swami
will bc sent to the United States sen
tate. 70 remove the legal di.tculfy n
,itc pathway If tie Govcrror T. this no
si.ion. tie Legislature on Saray,;ay l;:~i
IL a vote Of t. ayes to :. mass repea--
ed the law which made it imperative
that one of our two United States Sen
ators should be taken from the Eastern
Shore section Of the State At the same
time and in the sane bill which repeal
ed this law. the legislature re-cnactnd a
provision identical in effect with the law
repealed, with this qualification, that the
new law Is not to 90 into effect until the
first Of April next. In other words. the
Legislature has merely suspended the
18th section of article 33th Of the Code
for two months and half, upon the ex-
niration Of wh:sh time the Eastern Shore
will aaain enter upon the enjoyment OF
all her ancient senatorial privileges. As
it has been already determined by lcgis-
latiye caucus that Gov. Swami is the
choice Of the Conservatives for Senator,
his election may be looked upon as fix
ed fact and the probability is, that he
was elected on Tuesday last.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

Hon. B G. HARRIS The absence ot
our distinguished representative, lion. &
G.. Harris, from hi, scat in Con-ress for
several weeks past, has h'en superindaced
W. regret to state, by the serious sickness
of his amlable lady. We are pleased to
state that Mrs Harris is now corvslc>cing,
and that Mr. Harris expects to be able to
leave for his legislative duties in Wash
iagton in course of tho present week.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
C(IIECTOR'S Sale.
ssY tie Comfy COMMISSIONERS tor s..
aS Narv's Cnna'v

ssY the Comfy Commissioners Tor =.
aS Narv'> Cnna'y
Otd,te.i - the C.pnfy Commissioners
fo- Ssut Mzr,'> coahiv. mat Thomas ~.
Nard u surety up.o n bau'i "i J's"p1
} Edwsssis, late a Collector Of State aad
Comfy Taxes FIR the 5th Election Dis
trict of S.iut Mary's county. cause ad'er
tisemen,. expressing h. names Of the fol-
lowing tracts or p,rc, Is Of land. III" amnnn'
Of taxes lac thereon. together with the
name, ot the persons charseahIe with the
Sana. 10 b., inserted in1 the Saint Mary :
G.,-tpe. 4 newspap prbli~h~d III SAINT
Mary. onunry, oncr week tpr AMI dur.
ing four weeks. notifying that. unless the
Sat, and County taxes due on the said
lands sh,ll he pid 10 the ssh Thomas {:
Ward. within the space of thirty DAYS Al
ter the publication Of tie motto" y a'orrsa'd, e,
is Completed. tie lands aforesaid, 'r such
prrt> 'hereo' s. may b" necessary to ralse me
sum due thereon shsli bc Id to the
highest bidder for the paym.lt Of ih~
same.
One tract or narcel of land, called an'?
known by tho name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

APPOINTMENTS. At a meeting of the
County Commissioners for This County. on
Tuesday last Danisl T. Morgan, Esq,
was appointed q Constable for Chaptico
District.
At the same meeting Lewis II. Leigh,
Esq was appointed a Trustee of the Poor
to fill the vacancy occa'ioned By the res
ignation Of Charlie, Thompson. Esq.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

Tus Tss1 Darn DECISION The Supreme
Court decided on. Monday last the Mis-
souri, Test Oath to lie unconstitutional. The
decision goes the full length Of declaring
that all such oath. in the State Con>t;tu-
lions or laws or in acts of Congress are
repurnaut to the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States aud utterly null and roi il.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
JrpGE or THE CorRr OF APPEALs.-An

JrpGE or THE CorRr or APPEALs.-An
Anna polls correspondents Of the B"ltmora
.imertcan sates that rumor IS If'f"'Vh'
at Annapolis that GOV. Swami has appoint
ed or intends to appoint judge Cram,
formerly Judge Of this Judicial Circuit, to
the vacant judseship occasioned by the
death Of the late Judge Cochran,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
DIED.

At St Iuiroc'. in thi, county, on the
3lst ul,, after lin. criug illness, Al
FRED IEKNARp,, youngest child OF
DR.. \. aud Mary +. Sappington, aged FIX
month. aud twenty three days.
(Chcs,ertonn Transcript please copy
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

Pin Doc We are in the regular re-
ceipt of the journal OF proceedings Of the
two Houses cf our General Assembly, toI
which we have to thank our attentive re-
nreseDta;iycs. Mcs.rs Maddox and Nor
gan.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

In the Circrt Court for 81 .N.ry'a connty,
st;ng AZ a Court of Equity.
No. l6l \. r..
DY eirtne Of anthn'l.y vost"l in me l. Clerk
= Of the tircut G ,nrt TOR ST. U,ry chuntv,
hv the .,i'o!r % Puhlic Gencral | =, vs. fthis
s ate, it is hereby oref,d, that tho
Report Of |, Fo i. Trustee. filed in
tiis cAl!>". be ratiti,d and confirmed. i.
uul .s cause t. tho contrary hc shown
on or ci,re thc ,hrl VI ,rdAy al Ma Il mkt;
u vIeA a copy OF TINS order hc n.scrtcd in
he Mar, 5 Gazette once I week Tor tl.rco
snecc~>rvs weeks p'ior 10 lhc thld Monday
Of Feb. lert.
TAsr,por. state. the land soil for ) $50.
JNp y tAMALlEE, CIk.
True r3py-trs'
I\D 4 CAM ALlk.R OK.
Ian II. lSG7-&w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

NOTICES hereby given. thu, uo'es.
The State aud Couuty taxes da. on the
iari, ainrcsai /, SHALL be paid To me on OF
before the eni Of thirty days after the
above publication is Completed, the sui
lands Of such ports thereof rs nay be ne
c,s~arv to raiSa the sum thereondu-, toy th.
er rtrh The cost f.alvnr,siug aud leg Il IN
ttrcS', shall be sold to the htsles, ull.r
ior the payment of the sum.
THOMAS & WARD,
S:.rrty on thr bond
J srh ID. Edwards.
late Collector # 5ih f .ctiln
ni-'rrc, oi ST. Mays CouuIy,
Jan l., 1851 --5l
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27

When Wendell Phillips publishes let
ter denouncine the president as traitor
and the. southern people as outlaws, and
whites and the enfranchisemcnt of the
blacks i'm the south, radicals in the western
states will stand with mouths agape and
protrudng eyes to catch his discourse, and
while they are thus intentiy bordering his
expositions of the "intcrcsts of God and
humanity" Mr.. Morrill, is concocting a
tariff which will a hundred per cent. to
the cost of the coats, vests, shirts and
trousers they wear. The negro question
has been lever by New England has
moved the nation at her will. Her fnan-
cial policy has acquired such an ascendan-
cy that it is much less question to-day,
whether the blacks in the south can be
controlled by their late masters than
whether the surplus earnings of the work
ing men of the whole country shall be
flched from them by laws enacted for
their oppression and the benefit of greedy,
canting sharpers, who have gulled the ma
ton by philanthropic pirate. Compared
with the defeat of this horde of Pecksniffs,
the question of how many or how few ne
groes shall vote is not of much moment
Those opposed to New England's policy
will make quite as much capital out of the
negro vote as she will, and she only de-
mands universal suffrage in the hope that
it will prolong the exclusion of the south
and enable her more firmly to fasten her
grasp upon all the financial interest of the
nation.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27

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In every case when sending by mall send the sub
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All communications should be addressed to
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McGrcgor, Iowa.
Rl-A "Red Flag will at all times be- displayed on
the buildings of the LIST. III and Sd Capital Prizes,
that the public can designate the premises.
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WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK.

WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK.
We have large Stock of Wood Material Of eastern
timber carefully selected and well seasoned; includ
ing everything designed for Wagon Makers use from
the plainest Wagon to the finest Buggy and Gutter
stuff. This is a feature in our trade.
~ S. J. ECKERT, for several years the successful
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our own energy for success are ready for trade.
II. A. Whitney, Respectfully,
Geo. E. Dayton,
8. j. Eckert. (4l6 WHITNEY IN
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27

At Reeds Landing, few days since, a
girl named Catharinc Dunn, from Dubuque.
gave birth to child in the absence of the
family in which she lived, and to conceal
her shame. she su!iocated the child. and hid
it in her trunk. When arrested the poor
creature. was four miles from town, having
tried to run away in the cold and snow
She confessed her guilt.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-02-27
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