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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
PARKE POINDEXTER,

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ATTORNE E Y A 7 L LAW.
Richmond City, Va.
NETL practice In all the Courts held in the City Of Richmond
w Aad ae counties Of Chesterfield, Henreo and PoshAtan
Oce ofl4h Pearl and Main sree the
store % Noah Walker 4 Co. ce20-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

JUST HECEzyED, superior lot
>s4s Of MILITARY BUeB GAUSl LRrs. s-s
aui2 WATKINS 4 rICKt.HN.a
Hs@CsSPECIAE NOrzCE.-0wiag TO the
-s nposxbty Of procuring supplies except for cash
hereafter will be for caih ouy, excepting ony hoS
whose accounts have beea heretofore pai the months
OF Japusry and July. JNO. C. PAGE, JR,
myi3 Nc. % Main stree.
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Primary Meetings.
CUMBERLAND-NO. &.

In accordance with previous notice large
number Of the voters of District No. E as
sembled at the Court House on Saturday the
2lst inst, for the purpose OF olectiuc dele
gates to represent said district in the county
convention which is 10 meet on the 9th
inst.
The meeting having been ca He'd to order,
on motion Charles Gilpiu was called to the
chair and J.J. Bruce appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being stated, on
motion proceeded 10 ballot for IS delegates.
when the following persons were duly elected
%. G. Gephart J. b. Widener, j. Ii.
Young. J. J. McIlenry, john Welcb, VIM.
Hall, Charles Gilpiu, Upton d. Long, j. J.
Bruce, james. Hilleary. Robert Read, W. II.
Wilkins, Jacob Breugle
The meeting was briefly addressed by Geo
A. Pearre. Esq, setting forth the proprlety
and necessity for all loyal men in the present
crisis; to ignore all party lines and party is
sues, and stand together as y band Of broth
crs for the maintenance of the Constitution
and the Union, until the rebellion which
now unhappily exists, shall have been e;Iec-
tually subdued The sentiments expressed
were warmly applaulei by the meeting.
The proceedings were ordered TO lie pub
lishei and on motion the meetiu. adjourned.
c. GILplN, President
r Rerrv S.NrrpIarD
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The Next Judge.

Tnasmuch as Allcgany county has fur
nished Il c Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of Washington and Allegany
counties, for the last ten years--snd as there
seems to be but one expression of opinion
among the true Union men of the county as
to a suitable successor to Judge Perry in the
approaching election, we take pleasure in
seconding the wishes of our Washington
county friends, in the announcement of the
Hon. DANIEL WEISEL, of said county, as a
gentleman well qualified to fill the place.
We need say but little in regard to the
professional ability and high moral qualities
OF Judge Wesel as he is too well known to
the people OF Allegany county to render
such a course necessary. We may merely
add, that the judicial ermire could not
be placed upon one more deserving, in every
respect, than Judge Weisel; and we take the
liberty Of suggesting to our County Conven-
ton, which is called to meet on tomorrow,
to tender him unanimous nomination.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-26
CUMBERLAND-NO. Ia.

A meeting Of the voters of Dis,ric, No.
10, was held. on Saturday last; at the Council
chamber. The meeting was organized 10y
appointing VIM. Hobli,zell, President, and
VIM. r. MeCuliey snd II. c. Shipley, Set
retaries.
The object of the meeting was stated TO
be the selection of II delegates to represent
is,rict in the Uniou County Convention.
Q meeting proceeded to ballot for dele
-. wheeupon tho following gentlemen
. ehosen:-W r. McCulley,. Gen \.
q stcn, Vim. Hoblitzell, G. H. ohr. g. r
Il yr.w., John Weibel. George Flurschutz,
4. z Shaw, John Gephart, j. Wickard. W.
p 5eali. There being no further business
aeeting adjourned.
WM. HoBLITZELL, President.
r. MecrILEr. secretaries
SIMPLIFY
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Shrrrr q b Shnfer M S. Tro.t. 60. s

Sherry, II. b. Shaffer, y. S. Frost, Geo ),
Evans, Thos Il. Paul, Douglas Percy, and
fDr. II. c. Stewart, who were unanimously
accepted.
1t was, on motion, put by the chair and
agreed to by the meeting, that in the event
of any member or members Of the above
named delegation failing, through indisposi-
ton or otherwise to attend said Convention,
the other members of it shall have the power
to fill vacancies occasoned by such failure.
\ committee to draft resolutions express
sve of the sense of the meeting was then ap-
pointed by the chair, which consisted Of the
following gentlemen, viz. &C. Berkeybile,
Thomas McCuloh, and DR.. II. c. Stewart,
who, after retiring few moments, returned
and submitted the following, which, after
being read, were heartily approved of and
adopted -
Whereas, our once united and prosperous
country is now convulsed with civil war, and
an unjusthablc and wicked rebellion is in
progress against the fairest, freest and best
,,r,,,,o,,, l., H., ,,,,rII ;,,o,Jod 20 CON i,
GG,mn5n,o,a 90. -" ns;do tho Gons,;,,tjo al
laws, subvert the principles Of civil and re-
ss. u"I ;,s,;,n,;ons ,'' "r;stonroor ,bo
rar,, ;Jaa ar ,'i;nL !. G,,ar,l 60 al tr,,o and
rasI ,,;.;.s .i"s.c '' '''"
pasnl,ai Ma. ,L, ~ 'o,as;',, :,
=, yorinnce with ,Sn sn;r;, ",d ;ntont;on nr
",,, G,,.;.,,.i,,' iii ~. A. .at;,,I
ions NJ III ,ho ;r,,ltr;' 81 ,no
r., hi..as,.
- - ,r,,. ,,,.,..;.., :. .,..;,o :,
- 49,, n%' e'''ou :" ~, "a
$50 -, i" pn., pl i;.1 - a. ,.;.al
~ IN, ", FL, u IL 't' "r
,l,a ,,,dai(.;,,. - -, =; ,Lc .,;,, IS go.
il has inoiJ,nr5ieI tLn civil war II has i'm
duced in the destruction Of public and pri-
waite property, and the attempted usnrpati0n
VI n our uoteI i,i s,..,,,:.,, =.
the Destruction Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and the Canal. has struck a blow
at the material Interests OF AHeSany county
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To the Voters Of Allegany COUNTY.

!, the subscriber, have determined 10 be-
come = candidate, at the November election.
for seat in the House OF Delegates. NJ SEN
hments are, and hare been from the 5eqinnirg. 10
support The Federal gorsrnHlsnt end n1,nflin at
al hazaFds, an entire union OF the States There
is one local issue vitality important to tho peo-
pie OF this county, that wish TO bring before
them for their decision at the ballot box al,
the coming election. For that purpose have
determined to be myself a cand idare. as the
only certain means of accomplishing il.
That issue is, whether the fund of $500 now
annually paid by the Stale OF Maryland 10 the
Ai!egany County Academy, located in the city
OF Cumberland, shall in future be paid to said
Academy, or be transferred by q law that can
pc passed for that purpose, TO the Common
Schoo! iund OF our county, that all NAV
equally enjoy its benefits.
The Academy has fallen so low in useful
nsss and influence within the last few wears
that am unwilling to allow another election
TO pass wthou, giving the voters OF the county
an opportunity 10 express themselves upon
that subject.
A lew years ago there were instructed at
this Academy 10 pupils; now, | think, the
number has fallen below 20. will not prs-
tend 10 say whether il is the fault of the man
agement OF the Trustees, or u want of LOYALTY.
capacity, or industry in the teacher; or whe-
Their it is general stupidity o: teachers of late
that has caused this change So it is; the
school has lost all the importance as IN iusti-
tuition of learning it ever enjoyed in our midst.
and threatens now TO become q nuisance thai
will require 10 be ahaisd.
Should the voters OF this county think 9th
me that the fund of $500 now pa.o 70 ,hs
Academy should be transfer ii 10 The Com.
mon School fund Of our coanty for the bensS,
of all, instead OF being enjoyed by a few pc,
boys In IDS town, they can vote for me at The
coming election, and if elected AN cutie eer,
tain can make the change and transfer said
fund 10 the Common School fund of orr COIN
ty, doing which, q, least, will not increase the
taxes.
The supper; of the voters OF this county
has on two previous occasions been SO liberslly
bestowed upon me. feel i, will be asking al
most too much OF them TO come TO my rescue
again, and only for the above lueal issue
would not have been before you now.
Sept 20, 1861. J. EVERETT.
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UNION MEN RALLY!

A. w. BRADFORD, the Union
candidate for Governor, and S. S.
Maffitt, candidate for Comptroller,
will address the people Of Allesany,
at the Court House, in Cumberland,
on Saturday next, at . o'clock, ?.
NJ We bespeak for him large
gathering of the people.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-26

PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and
Acuc should not spare either time. trouble
or expense, to procure DR. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS. whose benefcicnt
effects upon the system has been clearly
proved 10 thuse who have been stricken down
in short space OF time by this dreadful
cuske, whose cheeks are wan and neacre. and
whose nights are sleeplcss and restless, and
whose eyes are dim and sunkpn. with death
staring them in the face. this compound must
prove blessing; snatchiug them, as it were
from the mouth Of the grave. None can
kdow its true value until they have testedit
When all Others have failed, these Bit,ers
have restored the sufferers to pristine health
Their popularity in all the Western and
Southern parts should introduce them to all
families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
EsS"S See advertisement in another column.
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Cumberland Hose COmpany---EOte
Of Thanks.

The undersigned, on behalf Of the Cum
berland Hose Company, take pleasure in
rendering to Taylor e Co., their acknowl-
edgments of the superior manner in which
the rebuilding of their engine was accom-
plshed, satisfaction in every respect having
been given. Equal credit is also due and
accorded to Mr.. Jas. W. Clary, painter, for
the artistic skill displayed in the ornamental
decoration Of the apparatus.
s. SHIPLEY.
Wilson JOHNSTON,
Gro CooTER, Committee.
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n
Paid or.

Col Jas Gilland, acting paymaster for
the State of Pennsylvania has visited our
city, and paid OFF in full all bills against said
State, contracted by the lst and 9TH Penn
sylvania Reserve Regiments. These are the
first Regiments whose debts have been paid
off in this city. Good for Pennsylvania.
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The following named gentlemen have been
appointed to compose the Central Committee
OF the Unconditional Union party Of Allie
gany County
District No. Samuel w Friend.
2-Ralph Thayer.
3-Samnel j. Beachcy.
4-William Shaw.
5-Robert McCulloh.
G-Robt Bruce, john Welsh.
Lloyd Lowe.
S-Georgc Price.
- 9-Daniel Duncan
l0-Nathaniel b. Harvey.
ll-Levi Conner.
12-Samucl banks
l3-Samuel NJ. Semmes, Sam
Luman, Jacob Brown.
I'D. Hanson Friend
l5-Charles W. White
l6-John Douglass, ST.
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FRosTBURG DISTRICT.

.reeably to previous notice, large and
s.- ctsbls meeting of the friends Of the
ism. irrespective Of party, convened at the
OF II. B. shafer. Esq, on Saturday. the
inst. for the purpose Of appointing a
,tion to attend the Union Convention,
held at umbelland, on the 9th list.
"a meeting was called to order by the
n,iax Of james ID. Armstrong. Esq.
nan, and NJ. Sherry, Secretary. After
ject of The meeting being stated by The
Messrs. II. c. Stewart, John Preston,
and Douglas Percy we're on motion appointed
committee to name delegation to he sub |
n,itted 10 the meeting for its ratification or
reaction I. consisted OF MessEs. Joseph
Knoie, J. ]. Keller. E. X. Hal.tlcy, u.
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| power, aud let him keep who can" The
taxes going to be formidable? Certainly |!
| Who is to blame? Those who have inaugu-
rated the rebellion, or those who are trying
to put it down?
Who objects to taxes An individual here
and there who, not being well informed,
thinks If he can have peace it will raise the
price OF butter. But he who rebels at taxes
Is no friend of his country. and when you see
man cry out against the taxes 70 support
such a war, you may believe that Judas Is
CARROT is laughing in his sleeve to think that
he was not living in this day, for he would
have been surely underbid Laughter No!
let every man bare bis bosom to the shafts of
this great battle. Let him comprehend it in
all its vastness, and see that these men mean
destruction and nothing else, and that their
aiders and abettors are no better than they
who are engaging in it, Let this rebellion
know they are to have no aid from here and
they will ground their arms.
PUSH ON THE WAR.
Let them think there is party here TO
help them and they will fight forever. You
who go for peace 90 for vigorous prosecu-
ton OF the war Throw ten men in where
there is one now, and prosecute it with a
vlSor becoming to this great people. None
OF us need change our former sentiments.
We can go into this, for it concerns us ALL
Those who are determined in this matter
made up their minds to oppose their govern
ment--therc is no use talking to. know
Though you bray fool in mortar, vet
will he not depart from his folly"--the same
of seceSsiouist. talk to those who wish
to commune together in order to exchange
ideas for the purpose of determining how to
best act. My theory is clear and plain
That you must put down rebellion aud treat
with fidelity. | had letter, Ii few days
since, from gentleman in Kentucky, whom
never saw, but with whom | have some
times corresponded He said, we wish to
know what You are going to do in the North.
In kentucky we are prepared to fight out
rebellion and put it down for ever, but we
are told that you in the North are going to
give way and put in propositions for peace. |
! wrote him back, in my opinion, so long rs
there is loyal citizen, So long as there is |
dollar at the North, 50 long will this war be |
prosecuted, until this internal rebellion is put |
down. You can't change mans mind who |
won't be changed, but you may arrest trea-
son in its thousand walks and bring 1t to the
judgment Of an indignant people
This question is becoming more and more !
understood. Men are meeting together to |
commune woman at the altar is pouring |
forth her gentle and availing prayer, ard |
children are raising their hands against it as |
a monster coming to torment them before |
their time.
STAND TOGETHER.
Let us act together and see if we can have
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored

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By R0BT. J. CULVERWELL, VI. D.
The important fact that the swful eon.eouen.
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without internal medicines or the iangerou sp-
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which every one is enabled to cure himself per-
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voiding all the advertised nos,rlms Of the day.
This lecture will prove boon to thousands and
Thousands.
Sent under seal, 10 3 plain envelope. to any
address, poet paid. on the receipt of two postage
stamps, BY addressing
DR.. Oh. ). C. KLINE,
le5 Bowery. New York. Post oEce bnr s5sf.
Sept. ), ls6I-iai7,
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To the Public.

Notice is hereby given that my wife Matilda
having left my bed and board without any
cause, all persons are warned not 10 trust her
on my account, as shall not hold myself re-
sponsibe for any debts contracted by her
LEWIS STARK.
Accident Sept. 10, lS6l-3t.a
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No. 1858 CHANCERY.

ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Ale
gany county as a Court of Equity, this 18th
day of September 1861, that the sales made
and reported 10 said Court by Jacob Brown
and Isaac Johnson, Trustees tor the sale OF the
real estate of the late Edmond Buoy, deceased
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
2lst day OF October next Provided COPY of
this order be inserted in some newspaper prin-
ted in the city Of Cumberland once in each of
three successive weeks before the 2lst day Of
October next. The report states the amount
of sales 10 be Sl,75S.OO.
Test-H. RESLEY.
sept. 10, 1879 Clerk
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Terms per Session of II Weeks.
Estate OF W.n. I.eIlpy

NOTICES hereby given, tina. II e subscribe
hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
AHegany eodnty. Letters Of Administration on
TIE estate Of William Kelley, late Of Aliegsny
eocaty, deceased. All persons having claim,
against the said deceased sre hereby warned
to exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of
March. 1862, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from eli benefit in said estate. All
persons Indebted are reqGested,o make imme-
diate payment, Given under my hand this
18th day Of September, 1861.
HENRY NULL.
Sep. IL, '6l-3t. Administrator.
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Skirmlsh near OlG Town.
On Monday right last a skirmish took

On Monday Fight last, skirmish took
place in the neighborhood Of Old Town, be-
tween Captain Roberts company Of the Po-
tomac Home Brigade and superior force of
rebel cavalry. The rebels were routed, with
loss of one killed. One prisoner. ten horses
and mule fell into the hands of Captain r.
whose company sustained no injury.
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Estate of William Fisher,

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allegany county. letters of Administrations on
the estate nj William Fisher, late of Ailesanv
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby warned to en-
hibit the same, properly authenticated. to the
subscriber, on or before the l2th day of March,
lSG2, otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluaed from ii benefit in said estate. All per-
sons indebted are requested to make immedi.
ate payment. Given under my hand this I2th
day Of September, 1861.
JAMES SULLIVAN.
Sept. u, Cit. Administrator.
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For Sheriff.

I HEREBY announce myself candidate
l. for the next Sheriffalty Of Allegany coun-
tty, and solicit the support of the True Blue
Union men," Subject to the Union nomina-
ting convention.
$40. THOS. G. McCULLOH.
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For Sheriff.

Mr. EDIroR:-If David Mahnney, Esq, will
consent to BIO candidate for the next Sherifal-
ty OF Alesany county, he will be strongly sup
ported throughout the county
Sept. IL CITIZEN.
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For County Surveyor,

7 OFFER myself as candidate for the Of
l. flee Of County Surveyor, subject to the
action of the Union County Convention.
Aug. s. WIN. BRACE.
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For Mapistrate.

To the rioters Of District No. 6.
offer myself as q candidate for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace in District No. 6, and re
specially solicit your SURFACES.
Sept. &c, '6l-te. A, GONDEP
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Public Sale of Valuable Mules
and Canal Boat Harness.

R4 virtue of Mortgage given to me
- by James Morgan dated on the 4th day
OF July, 1889 and duly recorded in Lber H.
r. No. ls, folios PSI and 25S, one of the Land
Records of Alegany county. will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder, for Cash. at
the Public Square, in front OF Magruders's
hardware store in the citv of Cumberland, y
IL o'clock, \. W., on SATURDAY, the 5th of
OCTOBER, 1861, the following described pro.
perty, 10 wit:
Two Grey Mules, Three Bay Mules, one Mule
with white spot on his side, Eight sets o.
Canal Harness, and two lots of Canal Boat
Furniture ANTHONY kEAE,
Cumb d, Sent 10. 1861 Mortparea
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Fast Day Services.

Service at the Episcopal Church on Thus
day, Fast day, at 10! AN. and 3! NJ.
Service at the English Lutheran Church
on Thursday morning. at l0l o'clock.
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For Magistrate.

To the rioters Of District No. Is.
/ OFFER myself a. a candidate Jor the mag
L istracy in District No. Is, and respectfully
olicit the support Of the soters of said District
Sept. 20, '61-te. J. NJ. STRONG.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Rev. A. j. WEDDELL. A. NJ,
Instructor.

A y English. Scientific and Classical School
Il for YOUNG LADIES, will be opened. (it
sufficient patronage be securely on the FIRST
MONDAY OF OCTOBER, in the building al
joining the English Lutheran Church.
Terms per Session of II Weeks.
Reading, Fourth Reader Writing, Ele-
meutary Arithmetic and Geography, $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra-
ply. History and Natural Philosophy, soc
Algebra, Geometry, Latin, Mental and
Moral Science, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Botany, &C., COO
'nhOH payable in adraacs, or eitiiat,so zeal.
after the Commencement Of the Session.
The discipline of the School will be mild bu,
firm, aiming constantly at high attainments in
mental. and moral training. We invite the
special attention of young ladies preparing to
become teachers.
PeTsoLs desiring to patroniIe the proposed
School, will please make immediate application.
Fer further particulars apply to
REV. A.. J. WEDDELL,
Cumberland, Sept. IL, 1861.
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For Sheriff.

| ANNOUNCE myself a candidate for the next
Sheriffalty of Allegany county, subject to the
decision of the Union nominating convention.
Aug. 29-te. Ii. D. WINEOW
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Carl Sehurz, Minister to Spain, has
bad his formal reception at the Spanish
Court. He made Queen Isabella com
plimentary speech, and she replied in
terms equally hattering.
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For Sheriff.

7 ANNOUNCE myself as an Indepen dent
l. Constitutional Union candidate for the next
Sherifalty of Allegany county.
JOHN o. KELLER.
Sept IL St.
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Tobacco and Seears.

lust received and for sale . full assortment
y Of Tobacco and Segsrs.
iune g NM. r. BFALL 4Cc.
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We ste pleased to s IT, ,. Nc
Michael, youth edu as sgany
County Academy, has ssi point
nent of midshipmsn Il l l3tt States
Navy. He well deserv org.-
Purser Gallagher, of = ae 'farl-
Ter TO the amount 0! o, ; AVQ
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On the 18th instant, by Rev. W. A. Mckee,
Mr.. L:'''F Il Lony,to Miss Mary Soalcr, both
Of this unity.
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Order of Ratifica alton

Isaac Johnson and
wife In the Circuit Court
VS.. ! for AIegany county as
George Buoy and Court Of EQUITY.
others
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Central Committee of Allegany
County.

OF FREDERICK COUNTY
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MidShipman.

George Charles. Secretary.
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UNION NOMINATIONS.
For Comptroller,

OF CECIL COUNTY.