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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-20
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
URY.

! UhAs
cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF oRMsBY.
| - Ssh. G. Bla,del and c. N. Noteware,
| being first duly sworn. each says for himself
that he is a member of the Board of Examiners
Of the State of Nevada that he did on the 18th
day of October, A. d 1865, count the money in
the Treasury Of said State, and that there was
ut the County Of Ormsby in said State Treasury
the sum of 81, 9e2 90 in currency, aud SOL 10 i'll
gold and silver coin, making the total amount in
the Treasury at said county 81, 263 46. We fur
Their swear that informed by Henry A
Rhoades, Treasurer's Clerk, that of the States
money there is on deposit in the Bank # Calitor-
MIA at Virginia City Nevada, the sum Of = pa 90
currency.
Making currency on hand and reported. ooe 90
Coin on hand. ool 40
To'al on hand and reported...........Ss,5O 500 i6
III. G. BLASDEL,
C. n. NOTEWAKE.
Subscr ibed and sworn to before ME this nth day
of October, A. ID. 1SGS.
CHARLES MARTIN,
Notary Public, Ormsby Co., Nevada.
true copy.
CN- NOrEWARE
Secretary of the Board of Examiners.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-20

Ia Syphilis and its aijuhcts, Gonnorrhaa and
accompanying diseases, in all disorders Of the Bad-
der, Kidneys and posttte; Simint Weakness:
Diseases of the Heart ami Lungs: Dyspepsia: Indi-
gestIon, Imppteucy: lncipient Consumption, and
all diseases of the unary organs in either sex, cure
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-20

104 v ALE 0GOAVAA In . AL " i
Established by
DR.. j. G. YOUNG, In 1850.
no Cure. No Pay.
Consultation by letter or otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. Z. JoSsELYN, NJ. D.
TI>HIS CELE DR. A f ID INSTITUTE
i has enjoyed on this Coast an uI,interruptc!
success of eighteen years. and has became one OF
the celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and cure.l,
Place il in point of number Of patients among the
very first of the world and the OF its treat
ment ranks it second TO none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Ia Males, and Irregularities in Females the great
de,tr,yers of health. They ie,ideu-iy attack the
system, AMI gradually undermine and destroy it
they drive the Ill -om from the cheek, the lustre
from the eye, the strength and yigor from the
fame, they give puny an diseased offspring. and
poison, through successive generations, the Of
The marks can be in Scrofuia. Con-
sumption, Cripplss, the ldiotic, the Paralyc, the
l.stue-
There is no more terrible scourse to the human
than those diseases arising from the cpntami-
na.ion Venerial Poison. The uldest forms, by re-
treating to the blood, hold over the one aific
ted. the sword of destruction that is liable any
moment TO fall and blisht-to utterly destrcy-al
earthly hopes.
MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY TO man. combining with the
Venerial, doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that pernicious MINERAL Pol |
son, N It cured the disease h as only assumed
a new form,
DJNOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs |
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst |
o1r in the future with a yiruence that will battle
tie effects of medicine. When Perfect CURES can |
BE- obtained by Consulting a physician whom long |
practice and thorough, investigation into the causes
of Diseases of the UNNARY ORGANS, enable to /
determine at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to tine Doctor care:
PERFECT, SPEEDY, aud PERMANENT CURES
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.
In Syphilis and its al juhcts, Gonuorrhoea and
acc 1mIany diseases, all disorders Of the B,ad-
der, Kidneys and posttte; Siliin;tI Weakness:
Diseases OF the Heart and Lungs, Dyspepsia: Indi-
gestIon, 1mpptency: lncipient Consumption, and
AL diIet,es of the or.clns in either
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-09
ST. LOUIS G. IRON MOUNTAIN

DAiLROAD COMPANI'S Seven per cent
IL first Mortgage Bonds. February and Au.
gust coupons. The earnings of the completed
road 90 Pilot Knob are now more than the in
tcrcst on the entire mortgage The proceeds
OF these Bonds are adding to the security cV.
cry day. over SSOUO,000 have been spent on
tho property, and not over $1,000 0o0 of bonds
issued thus far. The constantly increasing
truthc OF carry ing ont. with the prospect oil
contrullu. all the travel from st Louis to
tho southern States, ensures IN euornuu,
revenue. The Directors own $40 of the stock
for investment, aud are interested 20 enrich
the property a3 well as to cconoml-c its ca
Ienscq,
THOs. ALLEN, President, ST Louis No.
We the undersigned. cordially recommend
these soycn per cent, mortgage bonds Of the
~ Louis and Iron Mountain Rairoad, as !,
good security. Tho revenue OF the road will
h. large and the administration OF the AFFAIRS
of tho Company u N capable and experienced
hands aud identified TO the greatest confidence
of tho public,
James \ Thomas, Mayor Of St Louis.
john j Roc rros't 81, Louis Chamber Of Com
inercc
l. W. Fox. preSt 81, Loui. Board Of Trade.
barton BATES, pres't North Missouri Railroad.
J ~. Brittou, Pres Nat. Bank of State OF Mo.
VIM. L. Ewing, Pros't OF the Nor. n. u. of ST,
Ious.
600 H. gcs, Prss't Second NAT Bank of St.
las, n Eads, Chief Eus. ST. Louis aud H.
llridye Co.
Geo. w Taylor, Frost Pacific railroad tof No J
Wan I,ssig, pros't Traders Bank. st Louis.
Jobu h. Liunb rger, pres't l. n Bank, st.
LOUIS,
Adolphus Meier Wee Pros't Z Pacific RAILWAY.
Robert Barth, Prost uurtnan snyings Mstltii.
ton.
sgw Yoag RrrrRgso "a.
l.. d. Morgan 4 Co, n. Candy,
in. swift ". I. Blodgett,
i,aac " Phelps, \. Il. Emo
" v. Brady, Goo. u. pholpe.
Pamphlets with details can be had nt tho
Now York Agency. Admitted number of bonds
will be sold ~ the low price of -, giving The
accrued interest ~ the buyer Parti-s liyinp
here can aond thoir fluid, to the cashics o
the b.uk Of tho State of New York, aud bond
will be returned BY express free Of chargce.
nc MArauAkp, Vice Prcst. NJ. % Wall 81
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-09
WASHING CRAFTS WILL.
STA re OF WEIR WON n,

- bradford DISTRICT -,
In Probate Court. holden at Bradford with
in and for said District on the Sth day of Sep
tcmbcr \. H., 1865.
Present Hon, A, II. GILMORE, Judge,
An Instrument. purportng to hc the last
will and testament of Washington Crafts late
of Bradford, in said district, deceased. being
presented to the court here by l.. H. Tabor
Esq. for probate;
Il is ordered by said court, that all persons
concerned therein. he notified 10 appear at u SEES
sion OF said court, to bc holden ut the Probate
Office IN West Fairloe, IN srid District ON the
| second tuesday IN October, \. ID. lS6S, aud
show cause, II any they may have, against the
probate of said will, for which purpose II il fur
Their ordered, that copy Of the record of this
/ order bc published three weeks successfully
in the National Opinion, printed ~ bradford
VI, previous to said time appointed for hear
ing true copy Of recoid Iowa
Attest hVAtI BEAN, Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-07
db. 8aiIp 6atf City.
laws o.. IowA.
Published by Authority.

cHAPTER Ito.
AN ACT to prohibit the laying-out or Opening of
Roads across certain reserved Lands OF Nc
State, and to vacate Public Roads on the name.
SEcrIox.l be IL enacted BIZ tie Gsaerdi A.
ssssbty II fAe State ef ioru, That e shall not be
lawful to lay out, establish or cpen any public
road a strest, by any authority WAatever, with
out the express consent of the General Assembly,
across the lands reserved by the State for its va
rionS destinations, Or either Of them, and lying
adjacent thereto.
sHc. 2. Any public road which has been here
tofore established laid out across the property
of the State mentioned in the preceding section Is
hereby vacated.
Sec3. This act shall take effect on and after
its publication in the Daily State Reqi.ter and
iosa Ereniag Statesman, newspapers published
in Des Moines Iowa,
approved April :, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing act took ef
feet BY publication required in Section there
Of on the 22d day Of April, A. D. 1858.
~ Ed WRIeHr, sery, Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-07
CHAPTER 10.
AN ACT to Amend Section 3lT Of the Revision of
1860 in Relation to the compensation of Mem
hare NJ the Road nf Sope,v;zora


AN ACT to Amend Section 3lT Of the Revision of
ls6nin Relation to the compensation of Mem
bers Of the Board Of Supervisors.
S.cTios J. he IL enacted ~ The General Asea-
lily afthe Safe 81 lsss That Section No. 3tT of the
Revision OF 1860, he and the same is hereby amen
ded SO as to read rs fsliows Each mellber df
the board u supervisors snail be allowed d Gem !
tensnticn Of two dollars and fifty cents per day for
his services in attending the meeting Of the load
and SIX cents per Feip going to ana retarniug
from the plae, of meehag, TO lie audited bv the
Board and paid by the county rrorided, That no
supervisor shall receive pay for more than fifteen
days in one yeaf in counties having population
less than i5,GaD; that in countiez having popu-
latiqn Of 1900 and not exceeding s5,V06, they
shall receive pay for not more than Is days in one
year and in counties where the population cx.
eeeds $50 they shall receive pay for not more
thar % days in one year.
SEC. 2. This aci, being deemed BY the General
Assembly Of immediate importance, sha take eff,
feet and be in force from and after its publication
in the Iopra s ate Register, and fora EseaiHq
saiesmaa, newspapers published Al Dss Moiuasi
ioaa
Approved April It'll, 1863.
! hereey certify that the foregoing Act took
efec. III publication, required by Section
thereof, on the 22d day Of April 4. b. 1868.
EnxRIsHT, sec'y Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-07

This Horse Il Of the mns distinguished Troftsng Stock
10 the Unioa He Ia bsnisoze troxn Ia color, 10
hands high fne proportions snd rtys, Of great 20
and superior trpting aetia1. Wss aired iy Zebra
ted horse Imported Into Kentucky ~ Hon. James,
Clay, of Henry Clay called assnbfiEo Chief Who
aas ps.'utei nottug horses than shy horse
10 AmerIea
MAHIaNss ssst dam thoreeghbre mare. Muy,
By Imp Sir Wallace second dam by Igp'd eekhsL-
third dsn by TeapeFt aad ats fourth dana ~As q
not thoroug .hrsd mare from ytrgteia.
aasion viii stand At the same Stables,
At the following ra'ss.
Fer each mare the ssAsan fAKNrY-FfyE DOL
LARS. Ehoud tbs msTe rTsYe not ia foai. sbs 10
returned She season for TN DjiLARe The
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-21
The Road to Liberty.

There IS nothing 50 astounds the world outside of
Ireland which does not amount to much, we admit
the Radcasm of our race in Ireland and concern
ing Ireland and their conservative Conservatism in rela
ton all other races and in all other countries It is
eternal hurra for Irish liberty No halfway meas
ures will Nothing less than total separation
from England will satisfy the Irish people While but
the sembance of tie between the countres-no matter
how silken, is sign Of savery-remains, the Irish
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16

MT. We think. IS popular = in times past
Bpu. ham Is certainly finished actor and
ore Of the lest punsters since the DAYS Of
Tn Hood. lie introduced Tor the hTSt
the I'VE shink} his play Of David Cop
-perhe!d." Broueham. 3. the unfortunate
Meawber, was perfect and WAS thoroughly
appreciated By the audience, who, Tor
woadcr, laughed At the proper time.
LAMB as Uriah hcep played admirably,
He performed the character Of the smooth
hyTperite and william as well as We could
wish 10 see it done. He seems to have
perfect appreciation Of the character Of
Hcep and 10 enter into 1t with spirit
which he sustained throughout the entire
play ~Son.c ottLe most cruel critics LET down
FIR once in their lives and called II pref
~ good acting. But don't let Us call to
mind the rest Of the Company such a
batch of miserable apologies for actors
never walked the stage indeed, 1t Is al
most impossible 70 say which was the
worst. the Company or the Orchestra, Tor
in truth. both are 30 bad that We lose our
temper when the curtain Is up and eur
uerTaus system Gets in a knot whcE 1t Is
down. We shall have NallAch and Da-
venport this week At Walls Opera Il ouse'
with their Company. Then We shall be
blessed with frst-class acting, only TO speH
US when they leave.
Congress has not vet got we'll under
way-thincs seemto drag. Well, We sup
pose their blood i, not up yet ; they have
been. at home for the holidays and have
been KEPT from their liquor and - yet they
have rot got enough Of the Washington
tangle-leg on board 10 make them savage.
Before the storm il Is generally calm and
in a very short time we shall have L hot
enough in the way Of Negro bills ami la~s
to make all hands start. There is storm
Of some kind coming and no one seems TO
know from which quarter 1t seems to De
every man for himselt' as the .,ackass
said when, he danced among tie chickens.
Nr. Stevens must b. up TO srmethlng Tor
he always means mischief when he IS
quiet. When lie opens bis batteries you
may rely on il he viii make very shot
tell in some quarter The Sth OF Janua-
rv banquet passed off in the most brilliant
manner. You VIII see > complete report
in the lntelligencer ofall that was said and
done on the occasion, therefore, il Will
be needless for me to speak of it.
SO much taaIt has been found with my
last letter in consequence Of lis great
length, that shall study hereafter to
compress as much as can to enable you
to devote more Of your space to other mat
tiers.
NOTE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16

principles of justice and right for winch
thew have ever contendci and TO which
the country Is indebted for all It's past and
progressive greatness.
Il was in defence Of these very prinoi-
pies that Mr., Harris, whilst in Congress,
80 zealously laborei and for which he has
endeared himself not only 70 his immcdl-
ATE constituents, but TO the Democracy all
over the country.
Ever dlsnifed and courteous in his
manner. yet firm as the Rock Of Glbral-
ter" he would. if elected TO the Senate OF
the United States. De an ornament there
Of which Maryland might well be proud,
for now. more than ever. the country
needs the presence just such men IN the
councils Of the nation.
And. 80 believing, We 50 for Benjamin
q Harris before the world.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
DIED.

At the residence of his brothcr-in law
in Patuxent district, on Friday morning
last, JOHN Z CAMPBELL, aged about
So. May be rest in peace.
At the residence of her husband in
Patlxeut District, ON the l4thinst Mrs
ALBERT WOOD.
On the morning of the 14th instant,
Mrs ELEANOR MILBURN, rclict Of
the late John AIilburn in the S0th year
of her age
On the 18th infant. after a lingering
Illness, JOHN pUNAWAI, aged about
90 years.
On the morning Of the l1th instant, of
Pneumonia, Mrs. ANNIE BISCOE, con-
sort of Robcrt Biscoe, in the 29th year
of her age.
GA the the 10th instant of Pneumonia
W.N. &. GREENWELL, aged about IS
wears
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
OBITUARY..

On the 1st instant, at his rcSidcnc, in
this county. OSW AID b. BROOKE, in
the 1135rd year Of his age.
The rude blasts Of Winter are upon us.
the tree of life has. again been shaken
another OF its branches has fallen away
Another link las been broken which binds
the present to the past True, the sub
ject Of this notice had reached, and even
e1cccde e, the fun period allotted to the
life Of man. but his demise has left void
in society which mortal endealo- ma
seek in vain to ILL., In person in habit,
in manner and IN character, MIR. Brooke
was true representative, both tradition
al and historic, Of the proud old century
which gave him birth, In him were hap
PLY blended all the clements which con
stituto the man and the gentleman !; for.
to the austere virtues OF the past, he ad
lal many Of the graceful p!:Shments
Of the present age \ philosopher by
temperament ever a true friend, nor ever
long an enemy: exacting to bitIntncss,
vet ever generous and chi varic his faults,
If he hal them. are ob>cured from oar
view ~ our vivid recollection Of lis many
virtues
Nr. Brooke was, we believe, lineal
descendant of Oswald B. Brooke, who
held the position of private Secretary to
the first Lord Baltimore From that pc
rod 10 the present, his family have resi-
dcd in this county aud have been imbu-
ed with that tue catholicity spirit which
made ii!ustrious the career Of the patron
Of their ancestor The deceased WAS not
remarkable for his observance Of the torm,
Of religion, but in spirit none were truer
than he. Let US hope and trust, there
fore, that whatever Of careless omission
may be charged 10 him as 2 practical
christian has been more than counterbal-
anced By his faithful and untiring dcvo-
ton to the spirit Of true Christian philos
ophy, Rr41iescat in pace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16

On the 9th inst, By the Rev Mr.. Muir
phv. WI. :. COPPAGEto Miss CHAR
lOTIE CT YTHER.
On the l3th int by the Rev Father
Boone. CLEMENT } NORRIS to Miss
MARIA J. NORRIS
On the same Day. BY the Rev Father
Devolf. JOS. +. Guy to Miss MAR
GAKkT f. GRAVES.
On the It'll inst BY the Rev Father
Finders. RICHARD I. ABELL 80 Miss
CECILIA L. MATTINGLEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
ALL PURCHASERS AID IN
THE SOUTHERN POEMS OF THE
WAR
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY
MIS-, EMILY Y. MASON.

The rapid sale of the IS uthern Poems
of the Var induces me to offer to the
public Second Edi'ion-Reviscd and
Enlarged, with many New Poems. which
it is hoped viii enhance the interest and
value of tne book
am most grateful for the kind rccep-
ton which this collection of Poems has
met wiih-and the sympathy and gcnsr-
Gus aid which has thus far attended my
efforts Already, through the means
thus acquired, have provided for the
maintenance and education of twenty-five
Southern girls, and trust that the sale
Of another edition vii! cnable me t. ACCOM-
plish as much more.
| app al to all good people to all me in
this effort o provide for the women Of the
South, (the future mothers of the coun-
try the timely boon Of education Many
Of thcse children are the orphans of sol
dicrt, from whom they have inherited no h.
inc bat au honorable name, and the last
hours OF more than one Of whom was en-
abIed 10 soothe by the promise that VIC uld
90 something tor III little ones they left
behind them. That promise. trust. thi.
humble effort may enable me in part t,
redeem.
EMILY Y. MASON.
In soliciting orders for this New Edi.
ton, which may be considered almost q
New Book, the Publishers vii! simply add
that in cooperating with Miss Mason III
the truly lauGable object contemplated it
publishing this volume, uether pains nor
expense have been spared to issue it in q
ST. lie of elegance and neatncss, to compare
fayorably with any similar work published
IN this country.
E Sent by Mail, prepaid. on rcceip
of the price. for either style
MURPHY 4 CO.. Publishers,
Isl Baltimore St., Baltimore
Jan 16, 1868.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16

Their Name is Legion" may be ap-
piled TO the innumerable diseases to which
the skin is subject, It would be well for
those who are afflicted with apparently
ineura1le ulcers, old sores. crysipelss and
eruptions, to use Grace's Celebrated SSlve.
which cures in very short time, cuts,
burns, sc,lls, flesh wounds, &c
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
{ From the Montgomery Go. SeI't'nd)
THE Hon. b. G. HARRIS.

The True Narg{mder, paper printed
on the Eastern Shore OF Maryland, III des-
cantincon the relative merits Of the seve-
raj gentlemen whose names are spoken OF
for he seat in the Senate IF TIE nited
States, nov occupied by the Hon Rever-
DIV johnson, but whose tern expires on
the !th Of March, 1860, and whose place is
to be filed hy the rrlscnt Legislature, } thus
speaks Of our late distinguished Rcprc.en-
tatiyc in Congress
"While we will not have word Of
ccnsure for any one whom our Legislature
viii elect, our own preference fer THIS posi-
ton is for the Hon Benjamin G. Harris,
and were We a Inembcr Of the Legislature
he would receive our unanimous vote
Yet we DO not propose to raise his name
4, the Lca! Of our column or to advocate
hi, claims that would be ''lyes labor
lost Nr. Harris i, Mt available his
democracy is undoubtedly genuine, but It
j. not mo3ern.z.d; he has the f. st prin-
ciplcs, but he has not the late improve
ments be is too bold, too honest, too
candid, too fearless, too conristcnt he
Won tcmporizc enough won't saorihce
principle for ex2adlcncy; ism composed
u the material that enters into the congo
si,ion Of modern politician !; he Will 90
very wen ~ Poo'9 = 4'''iSo ;.,,.a1
positions oi D''1' l''' - ~, 90 - - go
uatle in driving The enemy from the hrld,
but inefficient IN collecting tie spods he
t ms ''i iS4 = tba iats = JACK SON abyn
."fs nn.I;,;1, were con .;d.rsi yirtua,-
,.5,n tb.v are recorded =, scarce-
w. ''l ,i.r ,;ns.
> .h,.;
o al 81 "Al0'' ''o'' ,''- = ajI,i..
y S1o7J' -, M NJ - ,rort r .y,;I,iiI;
10 WI. il'ii'H ''Ai 60 "A'''
~ - H.; ~, ho1l
nat pen ANN - ~ ~ .i r;' p+.0
ana lt-FiesS chi 1, 'on ! oth i' ba4 ~
tAe man "A9' 'o ~ ~; - =. ., H.,
hFmIlcSS y O:.iu 'no ~ No. enar H. I,,,nn
and to ciuhet"'' " ~ NV a.; - ~, -at
Congress 'I'e i,'l ii' ~, ~ ,,t ;t ,
ne hoPeu 70 W" :, ,IIe ''''' - - !.
pe >n"Juo"'eo -,l -'I' M l.. can.
sn'Ne on s"th h; 80, 49,, ,-'' = lSrt af,nr
S'i'l'e'i'S - ~. II III, INV +La nao,,)a
having o"Ic '''e ;, i,i';i; ao.i.n,,
enH'r>'n MS ''' I'''''''''' :
HIM e Congress ~ 4 i'I5,'9 ins'gi ''a
majority Ana 'hlS' zoo, ~ :, ''''te " 'to'i
hls name was not even allowed 70 ~ pr m
I'D on tne tickets IN t'iiS COZ NY 'u' N''o. s
not"ithst'n9ih5 'll'' '''c'iP' ~ , >'''',.,,i
ms @r@'i,'b'l'iy, he received d '1'''s'nD
majority
Or rather, indeed has representative
government So far de5enerated IN these
United States that the honesty candor
fearlcssuess and consistency attributed tc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
NOT (,E'.

United Styles Internal Revenue,
Asst. Assessors Office. 9th District. Nd
Leonardtoun. Jau- b, 1868.
ALL persons in 10th division Of the
9th District Of MARYLAND, who may be
subject TO A-sessmcn; for Income or Spc-
cial Ak under. the Internal Revenue laws
Of the United States Tor the year 1867.
r, respectfully rcqucs,ed to make their
returns to ne.
G ! SPALDING,
Asst Assessor
jan IS. 1858 ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
ROAD NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given, tina, at the
~ expiration of thirty DAYS from this
date. the undersigned intend to apply 10
County Commissioners of Saint Mary's
county 10 locate public road. commcnc-
ing at Holly Tree where once stood .
School House, being on the lanG of Col K
II Miles, aud running thence through the
lands of VIM Matlugl,y of VIM, Col X
h Miles, Mrs. Il. Chescldine, Mrs. G..
Thompson, j. Bernard Long, Daniel J.
Payne, John Morris and wife. and the
Kiln Farm" TO a boundary chestnut
standing at the corner of said Paync's
farm or to take such other course as the
the examiners appointed by the County
Commissioners, aforesaid, shall in their
Judgment anc Discretion think best.
DANIEL j PAYNE,
j BERNARD LONG,
Il L BLACKSTONE, MD,
& others.
Jan l6, ls6S-30ds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

ElOTlGE Is hereby given that the subscribers
Z u have obtained from the Orphans Court of
St Mary County, Maryland. letters of admins
trstion the personal estate OF y Brooke
late Of ST Aarys county, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with pro-
per vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers on or be-
fore the Bis; day Of July. 1858. otherwise they
may hc excluded hy law from All beneh, of the
said estate. Given under our hands this 10th
day Of Jan, 1865.
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HAMILTON.
Administrators.