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COMM ERCIAL.
HAiIf Carr Cary psS4evy I

HAiEf Carr E4Fy uFs4esy
keokuk, Jan. 2S. I
Weather good for past week, and trade with ILL.,
nois largely increased. On Saturday last alone
over so loads Of hay game In from the other side
besides other produce. -TAsre are few changes to
note in general markets. We give wholesale
prices below, carefully revised and corrected.
FLoUK-saperane, 81 90 spring wheat, ex~4
ira, 81 40, Fall wheat, extra, s. rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 55 psrIoD.
CORN-2uc.
BARLEY-spring 4ea4sc
WHEAT In good demand. Fall so to oo;-
Spring roc; choice do. 70.
OASIS to zoe.
RYE-36 to s7A in good demand.
p0T AToEs--i IS to 20 by the load ;re.ail 40.
GROcERIES-New Orleans Sugar, fair 7as
prime to y, clarified 9alo, crushed and LOAF
Tito L. Molasses-PiAntatioA3 5to ACC, q. II. 40
10 As, Golden Syrup, 65 to Toe. cofee-Rie ISL
TO 49, Java 10 to zoe. Laguyra, to Is to IL. Rice,
6s61.
.uAk-Palm SAC. Family bAci German, [Cin.
7ato7a.
cANDLEs-s.ar Ito IS, stearine Is. Mould
1ltol2,
LARD-e, retail lie.
BUTTER Common II to 81; Choice TITO Is j;
retail Id to ia.
LEATHEH-Sole IS to Csc; Harness 27A.
HIDEs-Dry 10 to- cl green, 4ie; green sheep
pslt. 40 TO 75c; green hog skins Is.
HAY-Prairie Hungarian, &5to 3bto; Tin
othy se1 to $40; Bsied do. Sill to &l2 Retail, "a
| to Is
sEEDs.--Hungarisn Grass 25asoi Tinothy,$l
| 50 10 / 60; Flax Seed, seaso.
| sINDKfES-onions, 50 tess Egg,, Toto lo3.
Feathers, soc to s5c; White Leans, 70 toso.
rKuiT-Dried apples, - to 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 Is to $50, kaisins, s. sete
/ . IS.
CHEESE-w. X. llal2i; Denmark tols.
BEEF-2a2ic gross; 4e 10 Sc per quarter.
/ sHEEP-s2 80 to - 90 p head.
/ H0Gs.-Dressed, IS 90 to s. 80.
! sALT-G. 81 20 TO so per sack; kAnav
ha, 81 Is per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 9ea2 90 pc
sack. Lake 81 20 to 81 25 y bbI.
| FISH--Nackcrei, MOI xso 70 42l y bnii Nc
gslsto$i7 No. sic L. SIS. White, No. - .
70 As 7sphalf Dbl. Cod Fuh sto6 n.
RAGs-7! to2ic.
OLD IRON to &c Per b; Brass 8 to loo Re
h.; Copper l1i TO lac psr n.
1 ErcaaseE.--Un New York for currency, nom
inai rate, per dent; forged per cent. 81
Louist per cent
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SCOTS AND SHOES

g A. DUKE and W. Ii. BARRETT having
-. formed partnership in the shoe business
would ask share Of the public patronage and
continuance Of the old custom OF the house.
i.ars coac'..sa Eat <. -.csc hard t;ncs !. i.
no disgrace to work, and both being practica work
men, We will devote ourselves to the manufacture
of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest kmanship, asst 10 cur Interest TO make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand we'll select
cd stock Of Eastern work, which will be sold very
low DUKE BARRETT.
Oct23d
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The second annual meeting Of the keokuk Hor-
ticIltural Society will be held on 1hursday, Feb
ruary 7th, 1T n O'Clock, the afternoon, IT the
City Council koom, for the election Of officers.
There will also be distribution Of choice Flower
and Vegetable osvas ~ .ne lnsuaSsl. VI ~. 80
ciety.
Persons wishing TO join this Society should hand
IN their names, with tho yeasy Zee &c., ~ this
meeting, in order receive the full benefit Of
beers hip for the current year.
Ladies and gentlemea interested in Horticulture
and Horticulture cordially iviled to attend.
J. X. TEWkSBUKY,
Jan. 2S-d2t Sec'y.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

NE would call the attention Of tho public to
w the fact, that at BU Ills AMBROTY PIE PHO
IOdRAPI and SIEHHE0scnplC GALLERY is
the place to get
C0yreci Pictures OF Every &lylel
Being the Oldest established operator iLthe city,
the superiority of 80 pictures and his efforts to
please we'll known to all. Hc In now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price u rs and 10 cents each; the
largest and best picture VI keokuk over taken ;
also a large view or 1T. Madison.
tteroscopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition all are respectfully invited ocall and
examine them.
- Don't forget the place: rs Main street ID
door from Third street.
Aug. ~. '6O.-d
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The notes Of the following Banks are thrown out
by the Bankers of this city. AT the last dates they
we're bought in Chicago ~ 80 cents. As The notes
are AMI secured, grga shave should be submit
ted to- Irdeed IL Is poss be that meet If them
be currentin ialfiy daye:
Bank Ct aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, a
State fauk, SLawnseiown,
Amer. Exchange Lark, Raleigh. .
Corn ExcLange Bank, Fairfield,
D4nk II Raleigh, Raleigh, .
Bxnk # Commonwealth, Robinson, Ill.
southern Bank Illinois. GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
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PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
sTE7Eos



r. Jshei i. BiliingsI n Balinss, s. 3. Filings,
Psra.elsa ltitl4Igs, II. Lssure. ". u french,
Bass Fries Il 8. tay Tor. Jnp. seuries d Co.
Nm Itare ga : - Alexander j hnsep Jonn
NJ. Mott, jr JOHN y. Mott, zen, Jn.. b. Qairi,
0tls Ees4oI4s Co.. taua. q. Anderson, Andrew
Webster, Gail3wsv 8 webster. Bradley, Bum
ham 4 Lamb. i n ltt4oey, Mary h MeGune,
J.nn Het una, sat J Lwafta, lno. l.. Zwartz
gnes Why salt, nennssa-a i Go, defendants
NuI are hereby resfectiuity bafihei that there
i il noM On Cir n he s.. IS flee of he Dis.
trict C,uF. III lee G unty Iva, Al Fort Madison,
a petition of Hiram barney eiai ming judgment
90 foreclosure Of mprFgaga against sals Jabe1 h.
BIZ lng above named fof the Of ten Thousand
dollars. with Ten per TIT. int rnsE from the 18th
day 81 February, $50 aud SPECIAL and general
execution against j Is. Billings, ana against all
said defendants above named praying also tor the
foreclosure If mortgage gwen by said J. Is.
Billings 70 Charles Mason upon the south half ! \
81 section twenty -four 24, and fractional section
twenty i've ISL all IN township slxfy five [65l
north Of rangesix Isl west, In Lee county, Iowa;
thu sale of said mortgagcd premises to pay of said
debt. the extlngutshment Of aliequity u redemp-
tion therein, for costs and general relief.
NOW you and each IT yeu are Notified 70 appear
and answer said pettlsn the mprpiGg OF the
e. cond day of tue neAt term Of III Court, TO be
holden on tbs third Monday Of May, 1901, or judg-
ment AT d decree Will be al therein prayed for
oy default
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Jan. &c, 1861 4w so.icitef inr Petitioner.
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SHEET MUSIC
NEATLY BOUND FREE or CHARGE.

rI,EOSE wishing to purchase Sheet Music for
i bound volume. can have the binding done free
Of charge IL they will purchase Music to the
amount Of S. or more.
First class Pianos and Melodcons for sale It
bargains. ]. ID. PATRICK, ~ Main-st.,
ian4d Agent for Gate City Mugio Store
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INV BOUAS.
WILL lie FIND HERr
w Great reparstIon.
Dora Barton.
1hrvns of David.
Life 0f Kit Carson.
oo1s aAI a,ers.
This day received 1t
OGDEN ,BROWNELLLCO.'s
CITr Book SroEH,
Janl6d - Main-st.
rEAIED FEAGHEx.
ME have just resolved from New York casks
w Of pealud Dried Peaches, for sale 1T our
store, No. ~ MAin-st.
nov24d KELLOGG DIR0R.
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CASH RAID

ES1K COTTON RAGS by
w. H.AUsTIN Il TO-,
nov6dAw | Is Main a..
Tine Adventures - JAMES CAPEK u
ANS, MountAineer and rissly Near Hunter
of CAlitornia. Just received
O0DkN, H1OWu1LL 400.
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General insurance Agency.
W1G. I. WOOD, State Ag't.

WIN. 7. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOKUk, IOWA.
EyIRE INSURANCE, LANE AND RIVER IN
l. sURANCE. LIFE INSURANCE.
FIRE ms. co. Ok NEW YORK.
Assets 400 900.
coaTIN ENTAIL ms. Comply. OF NEW YORK.
Assets S0i5,636 ~.
SECURITY PRE- ms. COMPANY, or NY.
Assets tG00.OOO.
LAMAR FIREIN co. Or NEW YORK..
AAa1ts S35o,OOO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN,N.
Assets S262 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets S335.OOu.
wasnal 4e nefta Life sns. CO.
Net accumulation Jan. |, go, So ,400, $3.50.
nn Persons in this city have their lives la
Or surcd In this Company-anoIg them our
most influential citizens
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildings
mercha1azie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
sured at fair rates. Nn Losses Paid nfths Agency.
Call aud See reliable Insurance statistics and be
your own judge.
kuk Iowa. W. L. WOOD,
Jan 10, isel-d State aud Local Agent.
WOODS AND M.lIEMS;
Ok,
THE SARANAcS AND RACKET.
BY ALFRED d. STREET:
WITH Map OF Loute, and Nine Illustrations
Wv on Wood; Photogr aphed from the Original
Drawings. vol, cloth, $40 pages. Price LIS.
| just received NJ
| OGDEN, UHQWNELL 4CO.'S
/ CRY Book STORE,
NoylbI M. 81 MAin.st
4
VOL. lst MiIAkoW's IOWA nErokTs, beiIi
/ Y vol. 9 Or the series, just received at
/ OGDEN, BhOWNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book SroHR,
dscl4d No. - MAin-st.
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OLD RESIDENTS BACK.

VLU KENEEENTS nAVR.
I WOULD espectfully inform the citizens Of keo-
/ kuk that have opened Tailoring Tstaolish
ment on Main st.. between 4th and 5th within one
ioor Of Clark's Leather Store, where ready t.
do anything in my line with neatness and dispatch.
have secure the services OF my old partner, J.
Mckyitt. late Of New York City, where he has been
cutting in one of the fashionable establishments Of
ttet cry, 81 that nry enc ~i-hing the stvie will
please give Iue CAL
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
dfc2OdSm
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II =. HUMPHHEA, Auction and Com
l.. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Regular Auction sales on Tuesday. Ihursrry
and SATURDAY naornings; also every evening. Far
niture sales every saturday morning.
9t-particuiar attention given to sales ir me
country. t1kNl
It's received frorn the American Clock Co.
j large lot vi 30 hour saas day clocks, assorted
styles at No. Estes House.
Sept "a ". n. HUMPHREY.
- hGEIlED this cay, on cunfignmens, cases Of
llhne Calf Beeis--to BE- eiosel out immsdiA tely,
No. Estes House. [septl2
fLs1 received from the Manufacturers large Let
y OF Hoop - i y; also, largr consignment OF
Hosiery. at No. Estes House.
septi2d
IU-I received POCKET Cutlery of every variety
y and quality, aud large assortment of Table
Cutlery slso lot Of Plated Tatle and Tea Spoons,
| at No. Essss House. fseptl2dj
Nov on hand large st9ek IL Jewelry Of every
~ variety; also stationery and Notions Of all
kinds. Msrch arts ane feddlefs Will do well to call
and examine this stock il will he clo.ed out very
low. II. K. HUMPHREY,
spptis Auctioneers
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0Eot e. ANDERSON. ALEX. BARCLAY.
ESTABLlSHED In 1915.
BAN KING HOUSE or
Geo. g. Anderson Z 90.
+ HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
sER in the Banking Business, ALEX. BARCLAY,
who has bean my Ieilsr for the last 81 yaars).
The business will reaTter be conducted undur the
firm and style Of
GEO. &. ANDERSON a. co.
Being one Of the oldest Bar king Houses (if not
the oldest) in Iowa, the ne " firm solicts coptin-
uance Of former patronage 80 literally o. tended
to them.
They will II AXE Collections and romit--less Ex-
change--cn the day Of payment, fine Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by tae senior
partner, VIZ
REFRRENcKs:
Winslow, Lanier i Co., Bankers, New York.
Park Bank, N. Y.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co.., Philadelphia.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
nofmann Aueipcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics Bank, /"
Kramer Kahn BANKERS
Gilmore Brotbertnn, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., Bankers, Louisville, by.
State Savings institution st. Louis. Mo-
keokuk, Jan l, IS. GEO. C.ANDEKS0N.
ianl'bD
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HON . Testtm o i y.


From the Pittsburgh United Preshyterian.
We have tried Hostcttcr's Stomach Btters for
Dyspepsia. aud can speak fayorably of it's effects,
and We have hesitation in recommending these
riters to all those who may b. suffering from any
debility OF the kind.
(From Pittsburgh Post, ang u, IS
H0sTETTER'5 BITILHs These Bitasrs have
obtained a widespread and uell-desersed popniari
~ IN nff parts "a h. country They are an admi-
rahle remedy for gfcal variety Of stomach dis
eases. Ii il sufficient evidences Of it's beneficial
character to observe the innease quantities Of it
shipped by Messrs. Hostettsr Smith to all points
in the Onion.
From Pittsburgh uaz, Aug. 1, ISL
u t. u gasEeA b. experience, an1 th0ngh
we have heretofore dealt very little in medical
pre- par atlonz, we are compelled jasicet 10 The
manufacturers to say that Hostetters stomach Bit
ters have been TIE means Of curing us Of severe
attack Of Dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the
stomach Ii a very short time,
For sale By druggists and dealers generally ev-
anywhere.
sold by p .Gissors, A. J. WILKINSON ,BARrLsrr
KAYE Co., and j. +. WILKINSON.
Jan. ., .6l-dAx
CITY DINPEN<ARY.
Der that the City Dispensary il open eye-
ry day Trem 10 to Ill o'clock =. m, when the poor
can receive MEDICAL and Surgical advice gratu-
itousIy.
Nocharge for medicines when authorized by the
Mayor, proper rerres sentative Of the City Coun
| sil-
| Prompt attendance il required, as no eases vii
| receive attention after the hour specified.
/ sept27d &c. HUGHES, Dean.
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THE OKUK FEMAL 3

T. vi N a &c ".
sINHlS Institution will cen it's Sd Session
! on Wednesday. J Il aary 31sh.
During this sesst9n, elasse- will he organized in
callstaenics, aud the summer stniis Will bc CON-
menced
The Teachers TO b. eup'oyel in the Seminary
are
Rev. C. A WILLIAMS, prineipal.
Mrs. S +. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. l.. III. GAVIN.
Miss NORTON
Miss L.copFIIN, Primary Department.
Mr.. b. 'dad AIl, Teacher Of French.
For Prospectus Of the Inrtitution, apply to the
Principal, or to the President, or Secretary OF
the Board Of Trustees.
wM. THOMPSON, Pres't.
Ii. STRONG, Sec'y.
knukuk j an. 2I-liam
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WONLEN kAGN
w ANIkU, for which ~ will pay cash.
w w. II. AUSTIN CO.,
n0v9d&W llo AAknrst.
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GT The secession sentiment is growing in
kentucky, and the Democratic party IN
bon. to adop. i. in their ,lA.form BY way
1 making capital.
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CHICAGO, Jan. "a.
wHEAT-So. ] Spring 70 Ia store, Norther
Club - ia store. -.
GUttS-Mixsd 24t u 81 in sd0es.
EXCaASuE-Firma al 5 per cent. premium,
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IL fsOt- - fo&A OaFaGE.
Open from II a.. IN. to p. In. On Sundays from
Ito 3.
Ally ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TIE NAILS.
Eastern Mail arrives at =. m, and closes 1t o
m.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at p. m
hid close at a. IN.
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Mails arrive at p. M:
Id close at a. m.
Quincy Mail arrives at o clock p. m. and closes
I Sam.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive at
n ~ m and clnse mt G a. N.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at r. III.
lad close att a. m.
Western Mail arrives at p. N. and closes at
4. III.
Char eston ttri-weeklyl Mail departs on Mon
lays, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock a. a.,
Id nrrixes On Tuesdays. Thursday VI and Saturday,
h o'clock =. m.
RICHARD McALLIs1ER, Pm.
Dec. ssh 1860.
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HFifty arsillersmen from New York
cached Washington on Saturday and were
|ont to Fort Washington.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
Judge Douglas and the Crisis.

A dispatch from Washington has the fol-
lowing in reference to the doings and sayings
Of Judge Douglas:
Judge Douglas to-day received the follow
ing dispatch from the Richmond Cvnven-
ton:
as there any hope for Us? Can we re-
main in the Union,
To which Messrs. Douglas and Crtten-
den replied:
Eyes, there is hope Stand firm and all
will yet be right
Mr.. Douglas says he went to the ball with
Mrs. Lincoln because he believed Mr.. Lin
coln means to do what Is right: Said he in
conversation to night, some people think
Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural does not give with
the Chicago Platform. Well, what Of it?-
/ don't say it does or it does mott but if it
does not it shows that Mr.. Lincoln has the
nerve to say what is right, platform or no
platform. defend the Inaugural fit is as
understand it, namely, Ill ernanation from
the brain and heart of a patriot, and as
mean, if know myself, to act the part Of a
patriot, / indorse it. | made speech to
that effect to-day in the Senate, and | reit-
crate it now. The probable appointment Of
Senator Crittenden,' continued Judge Doug
las, 81 regard as eminenty wise and polite.
The moral effect that it will produce in Vir-
ninla, Tennessee and Maryland, and Arkan-
sas, cannot be over-estimatsd, as it shows
that Mr. Lincoln does not mean to have
merely partisan Administration. In re-
gard to the promotion of Major Anderson,
the effect Will be the other way
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14

TARIFE on CoAL.-The new tariff, which
goes into effect April 1, imposes on Bit
luminous coal duty of one doltar per ton
of 2S bushels, 80 pounds to the buslcl.
On all other Goals fifty cents per ton of 2S
bushels, so pounds to the bushel. Gu
coke and culm of coal % per centum ad
valorem.
Under these rates competition in the
market will be limited to domestic Goals;
and as the sources of supply now open
TO the tidcwater cities are sufficient in
numbera nd capacity to assure against
too high prices, the effect cannot fail to
be advantageous to home coal interests.
Last year $40, G97 tons offoreign coal
we're imported into the United States
Boston imported from the British Prov
inces ZIG, $3.50 tons, and from Great Bri-
tain %, $50 tons, making the total guam
tity imported into Boston for the year
1860, 13S, S95 tons
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
For Sore. Weak, Inflamed Eyes
And EyClidS.

A true specific, and invaluable remedy has
been at last discovered. DR.. Humphreys ar
CUES that these affections invariably result
from n constitutional disease, Of which the To-
cal affection is only the outward manifesto
ton. Hence HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC UPHTllALMY FILLS
are only taken internally. and yet cure the
worst forms of obstinate sore eyes AMI eye
lids which have resisted all other treatment.
a cases of sore and nilamei eyes and eye
lids, or failing, weak, or defective sight, will
be promptly benefited, and the cure Of tho
Morst cases is only question Of time.
Price, 80 cents, with directions.
n. ia full set Of Htmphrcys' Hlmeo-
PaMic Specifies with Book of Directions, and
twenty Remedies, in large three-dracm walls
and morocco case, So; do. in plain case,
81; case of fifteen boxes, and book, 50.
The Remedies. by the single box or full
case, sent to any address, by mail or express,
free Of charge, on receipt Of the price. Adj
dress Dr. +. HUMPHREYS & CO..
No. 5G2 Broadway, New York.
Sold by j. b. II. Campbell. Cumberland, Md.
March, I, 1861.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14

TIN REIGN OF Observation-Disclosures
seems to reign supreme in Cumberland.
Lawlessness is triumphant. There is
either no law or no power to enforce it.
Property is destroyed BY incendiaries,
false alarms of fire are of continual &C.
eurrence, and our nights are disturbed
by hideous ceilings, blasphemies and
lisorderly conduct. Such a state of
things is at once discrsditable to our
city and injurious to our interests Will
our citizens endure it much longer. Is
it not time for those in favor of law and
order to forget parties and politics and
unite in solid phalanx in restoring peace
and quiet and safety.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14

Nov. 90, ls9O-Gm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
Notice in Lien Law.

| WHEREAS, by virtue of an Act of the
| w General Assembly of Maryland, passed
ut December Session, 1871, Chap ter rs, entitled
can Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County," and the several
supplements thereto, this writ of seire teids has
issued ont of the Circuit Court for Allegan
County, and to me directed in the following
words TO wit:
AHegcny County, IS:
The S,r:e of HaryianG, to the
Sheriff Of Aitegany eounty-Greeting
Whereas, George W. Halter and Samuel NJ
Halter have filed a claim in the Circuit Court
for hllegapy county, against the heirs ut law
and legal representatives OF George Lynn, late
of Allegany county, deceased, tor the sum OF
one hundred and eight dollars and Seveuty-iive
cents, for materials furnished during the life
time OF the said George Lynn, TO and for IL GER
tain Building, to wit The locality OF said
building is near the limits of the city of Cum
berland, on the West side OF Wills Greek, in
said Allegnnv county aud is known rs the
Barrel Factory the main building is twenty
six feet by one hundred and twenty-sIx feet,
with one story twelve feet high and is IL frame
building, with an addition OF wooden structure
twelve by forty feet, and twelve TO eight feet
high, with shed roof with also n dry house
attached, seventeen feet by forty feet seven feet
high and built of brick, with also an engine
house attached twenty-siy feet by thirty feet,
twelve feet high, also of brick structure. And
whereas it is alleged that the said sum still re-
mains due and unpaid to the said George W.
Halter and Samuel NJ. Haller. Now, you are
hereby commanded, that you make known to
the said heirs and legal represen tatve of the
said George Lynn, and TO all such persons as
may hold or occupy the said building, that
they be and appear before the Judge Of the
q A H. 4.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
Report Of the COlpOrteur OF the
Maryland Bible Society.

Statement Of Mr. Joseph Lincoln, Colpor-
seur of tho above Society, Of his labors in
this city during the Months Of January and
February:
Visited 500 families, and found l59 with
ont the Scriptures. Visited 9s5 adults, and
found ia without the Scriptures. 30 re-
jected the Scriptures. 19 could not road
Supplied 242 with the Bible, in whole or in
part. SO minors were gratuitously suppl
cd. The whole number of Bibles and Tesla
ments given away was 21s, at cost Of
Sl07 SO. Bibles and Testaments sold :, at
cost of So 45,
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A Good One.

Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee, in
his great patriotic speech recently, was
hurting back the anathemas of the Sou
thern extremists with tremendous power,
when he was interrupted by Leake, of
Virginia. with the question 'On which
side are you speakiny? Etheridge tur-
ned to him and replied, without heslta-
ton: L am speaking on the side which
has few friends hore-on the side Of my
country The applause that followed
was instant and overwhelming, and burst
out alike on the floor and in the galle-
ries.
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FOR PREVENTING .ALoNEs5, end orriu.-
it, whom there is tho least particle OF vital
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The GOLD RKGrox.-Rev. Thomas Starr
King, in letter about the California gold ro-
gion to the Boston Transcript, says ut is an
area equal to the whole of New England, and
its riches are scarcely touched as yet. There
is no more danger that the wheat product
will give out than that the gold harvest will.
The hydraulic pipes, fed by 5000 miles Of
aqueduct, may pour out their wrath without
stint; the three hundred quartz mils, that
cost $4,000, 900. may roar day aud tight
without fear of drainng the yellow crop. -
1t is said by some BIOLOGISTS here that there
are single quartz veins in the state which con-
tain more gold than is a, pre,en: in ciFcula-
tion in al .he world.