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McVICKER'S THEATRE.
Ift M.d,aou street te:wrco Dearborn aud Stssa
NJ Tbs ness yeatlatea raeAtse In sna aoxld.
COMEDY WEEK.
The paaarer takes p1esa1re IN announcing n ny
patrons st he has effected brief engagement With
IT. popula- coue<li II, from tao Boston alusenG-
" NJ. w - r r e N.
Tie win appear for ttt4 evening only In bis Ereat
character Of PAUL PLY ard In tho NeE Farce OF
DGSDCCkkTTf's PICNIC.
.1IaG s1 5ay 1ssa x oe pre-
PAUL PRT:
Oh. HOPE Don't lN1Krpx
Psul Wu1. WkTtos.
TO conclude With the entire now Farce, entitled
DUNDCCKETTY'S PICNIC,
NJ. Peter Dunducketty. u nlddls aged
r!dsg@RtaEFir 1aeSe.f o. MR wAhRxs. sx"' "aFFe
In rehearsal The Celebrated Bostan Museum Cowe-
dy "THE SILVER SPOON
wAHTED-Twenty younE ladies to asslss in Grind
*pectcce shortly Be prusiuced Apnly to Mr. Prtce
as The stage door between 10 and u O'Clock.
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TIE RAxsAs AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Tho Blue Mount College Association Of Kan.
ess have given That State twenty thousand
dollars worth Of property-a hundred acres
Of land aud fine College building with Ii,
brasJ and apparatus. This gift completes the
bargain by which this becomes the Agricultu.
ral College Of the State Of Kansas, endowed
with 5000 acres Of land, most Of which Il
already selected by the Commissioners ap.
pointed for that purpose. Kansas ia the first
State to put into operation College thus en-
dowed, under the bill which passed Congress
year ego.
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

The proceeds Of the sale Of the Princess
Royal and cargo were forwarded to Washing
ton On Saturday. The net proceeds amounted
to $342 .005 80. The expenses, FL, ,530.0 o.,
being fraction less than five per cent. on
the whole amount Of sales The Princess
and condemned By the United States Court
in Philadelphia. The proceeds are to be d.
Vided between the officers and the crew Of
the vessel BY which the capture was made.
= The following letter was lately sent by
Victor Hugo to Lamartine: "Dear Lamar
tine: a great at1lietion has stricken Jou. I
with. wi.h to place ny heart near yours; I Ieyer.
spirit sees beyond the horizon; you perceive
distinctly the life to come. II Is NOT to you
that 1t Is necessary to say 'hope.' You ara
Of those who know, and who wait; she Ia still
lave lost the wife, but not tha soul Dear Dear
friend, let us I've In the dead. Yours, V1oroR
HUGo."
The Plantations Of mulberry trees for
feeding silk-Worms have been much extended
in Greece, and the total number ia now sup
posed to be 1,600. 600. Fig trees also hare
been planted in great abundance, aud the
mated at 2, ,000, 900, hnd advanced to {, 8,000, 900
in 1850. As the price Of an olive tree Ia from
II to GI, there is great augmentation to the
national wealth In this branch Of industry.
The cultivation Of the common grape Is like
wise receiving attention; and the SuIsana
grape, recently introduced ftom Smyrna, has
been found to thrive.
The operation Of the draft In Providence
has been such, that In one Wholesale grocery
establishment there, au the partners and sa1es-
men have been conscrpted, leaving only b
colored porter In the store. In that city the
conscripts have 3 fashion Of wearing . red
ribbon 1T the button hole.
Between two and three hundred skedad-
dlers celebrated the Fourth Of July ut Hamt1-
ton, Canada, by strawberry festival. a good
many Rcoundrels, ere this, hare been iienti-
fed BY strawberry marks.
The st. Peter (Miun.) 7ri5.ns states that
135 entries we're made at the United States
Land Office at that place during the month OF
June, under the Homestead Act, which cover
or absorb an area Of 20 800 acres. The entries
| by land warrant, HAIfBreed scrip, and cash,
| vin increase the total to q, 900 acTes. During
! the last month fifty new settlers have arrived
IN the upper towns Of Nicollot county, and
are now permanently located upon their
| claims, and $50 more have settled ut different
points On the Winnebago reservation
A WOMAN named Cathariue Norman, in
New York city, was murdered on Saturday
By Charles Norman, Of the New Orleans
Quartermaster's Department. Jealousy Vas
the cause Of the deed
- The election for members Of the Cana-
dian Parliament aze o7cr. and the result Is
given os follows:
Upper Canada. e 9
Lower Canada...............1o 8 8
Total. ta1................S3 90 II
The Independent members viii mostly vote
on test questions, with the Ministry. Paelia-
ment will meet on the 18th of August.
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Grand total. ..............,.4 ATS 9,:lo 1os, 1856

The above tables, when dlssccted, give o.
i,on.c1ad propellere, carrying l. LIZ eannous,
and propelled by q 1856 horse power Of steam;
1877 propellers not iron clad, carrying 5,6G3
6 poae es5ryns
propelled By 0,540 horse. e.power; aud III sail
ing vessels, and carrying 1850 canuons. Or
tic o. iron: clad prope1lers, the following were
in course of construction ut the close OF the
past year: ship line, 10 ffigates, and
il fonfinr batteries,
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salute for rvIcksburx-DtffIcnlt of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 88tli aud 89th
Illinois At Liberty Gap-Lfst Of Casu-
a1ttcs--TRaifroad Communication
Open-1he Situation &C., DC.
, 1863-07-16

to bury out Of sight this most wicked and
causelcss rebellion, and with it slsrery-
that 1eaking mass Of villainy and couup-
ton that has come down to US from q past
age.
It may be that We over-estimate the i'm
.portance Of the opening Of the Mississippi,
but it is to be deyoutly hoped that the
next few months will more than realize all
OUT most sanguine expectations.
, 1863-07-16
RAND UNION EXCURSION
VI TO. AND
PIC-NI IC,
At Harlem>
ON FRIDAY, july a7th. 1854
Under the auspices OF
st, James, Grace, Ascension, Holy Com
munion and City Mission
NDAX SCHOOLS.

For the purpose OF aHordtog the children and meu2-
hers OF the fesoscttve CHURCHES days recreation Ii
the cool Rhad1 Of the beautiful groves At Harlem
W:ere all kinds Of amuslng recreat1ons will be- IT,
duRed fn. such - ball paying, sNtoea. boating on
m uscments ~ fancy nay dictate
The arrangements for Comfort and convenience ara
On the moet liberal ecsls- There will be lea Cream.
Lemonats. And plenty Of ice water on the Gronnda.
ADULTS TlCRETs. for the Fourd t1lp, Thirty
Of the aud teach-fs at any time sttcr tho h
af9n.
Cass WI lsf 70 the Galena Depot. north end It
Children will assemble 1t thesF respective chusche4
brfnRtpE with TIE tha- pic mic basketa At O'Clock
to the depot lylz-h3642t
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Present Strength Of 1he French
NAVY.


The following will be found to contain IN
accurate and conveniently arranged statement
Of the vessels which comprise the French
navy:
, 1863-07-16

The police force then ready for duty con.
sisted Of only about twenty men, and nearly
all we're drawn mp IN Forty :si1th efEeet' . 1ea
no effort whatever to stop the operations Of
the mob, and would have been unable to act
effectively, In nny event, on aceount OF their
Rmnn numbers. --...
It is said that details OF policemen have
been ordered from the different wards Of the
civ. and That about two hundred were On
their way at II o'clock to the scene Of the
disturbance.
Orders we're aleo given to the military, and
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
Governor Aiken, OF South Carolina,
.. lin the Libby Prison.

Mole from, Parson Brownloc. II have this
day conversed with DR.. Everett, surgeon of
the Cd East Tennessee Infantry. who was re-
Gently confied in the Infamous Libby Prison,
at Richmond. lie tells me that he was con-
Fl ed in the same room with Ex-Governor
Akin of South Carolina, and held frequent
conversations with HIM. SO many ounces of
bread and meat were dealt out to each pris-
oner, and the venerable old gray-haired pa
triot received his daily allowance, while the
boys in prison volunteered to do his cooking
for him. The offences for which he was i'm
prisoned were, refusing to take the oath Of
allegiance to the Confederacy, and to con-
tribute means to sustain the rebellion. In
coifversing about his confinement, he would
frequently shed tears. ''I
This venerable old patriot who has served
bis State as Governor, as Congressman, and
as a member Of her Legislature, is the largest
Shareholder in the cnpfeleracy, and about the
wealthest man in South Carolina; but is a
Union Man, and stubbornly refuses to be
anything else. For this he is incarceratcd
in prison His cruel confinement has been
kept secret from the outside world, and it
has been kept out of Southern papers, because
his villainous prosecutors were ashamed to
lei his Imprisonment I've known.
There is no organization in South Carolina.
or anywhere else in the seeded States, that
can afford Governor Aiken relief, and / in
sist that our Government ought, without a
weeks delay. arrest flee prominent rebel citi-
Gems, and confne them in irons until this cold
man eloquent" is set at liberty. If Mr.. Lin
coin ard Seward do not attend to it, propose
to General Rosccrans and Governor Johnston
that they at once seize upon five prominent
Tennessee rebels, and confipe them In our
State Prison, until the old South Carolina
patriot is released. II is due to justice, and
above all to loyal sentiment of the South.
w. G. BRowNLow.
August 5, 1868.
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ID lie D.

In this city, on Wednesday last, D. HAIR.
RrsoN PERCY, son of MIR. james Percy, OF
this city, aged % years, 8 months and rs
days. .-.. -.... ..
In the decease of this estimable young
man, his parents have been bereaved of a
much beloved and affechonate son. He had
won the affections and esteem cf large cir
Gle of family friends, who now mourn their
loss But though called to mourn, they
mourn not as they that have no hope-we
believe that for his solemn summons he was
prepared-and that for him to die was great
gain IL. -L--..--- ------
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
August S, 1868.

TIE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON. 1t is I'M
derstoo6, says the Baltimore Clipper, that
the preliminary arrangements having been
completed, the grand attack by the Monitors
and other iron clads, ia conjunction with the
batteries erected on shore by Gen Gilmore
was to have opened upon Fort Sumter on
Saturday last. The result will be looked for
with impatiauce. The Richmond Examiner
acknowledges that If Charleston is captured
the fate of the Confederacy is sealed-and
noted secesh of this city was heard to say,
on the reduction of that oity, gold would
fall to ten per cent. 1t Is very evident that
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TIE PRATT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

|OCOSf W" SNUt q ucH ). NUftCy Z
Washington, d. G. A"g,9, 1868.
Circular, No. 6S. The following interpte-
tatinn of the second and third, clauses of Scc-
ton ID of the.eurollment act is pulls. u
for the information and guidance Of Officers
Of this Bureau, viz: r, .. 4....
Second The only son liable to military
duty of a widow dependent upon his lao1T
for support"
The term only son commonly means TIM.
there is but one son, hence the csprassi'
only son liable to military duty means on
SON li.ble to military duty, where other sou.
if any, are not thus liable. Thus, t. uiakcl
good claim for exemption under this c,rs
II must be established, LIST. that the pes,
drafted is the only son liable TO miit0ry IN
of widow, and 81. that the widow J. Q, %
pendent for supportupon this particular son,
The widow may have any number Of sons
not liable to military duty an minors, over
age or otherwise; but if she have one son MIA
is liable and she is actually dependent lpor
that son, he is exempt
Third. THE only son of aged or inlsm
parents dependent upon his labor for sup
port '''
The clause carries the same meaning of the
word only, making it synonymous with one.
The same construction will be placed upon
this as upon the second clause of this sec
ton. ,.fs. .... ...
To obtain exemption under this clause. it
will, therefore, be necessary to establish, list,
that the aged or nfirm parents have but one
soa liable to military duty; and I'd, hat they
are dcpendc Mt upon this particular son for
support. JAMES 3. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
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Northern soil has yielded to their arms, while
we have taken their fortresses and turned
their guns against them, they have been i'm
potently acting always on the defensive
They have fought bravely but without effect
save to shed blood and scatter misery through
out their States until their President is driven
for the third time to sweeping CONSUMPTION
calling for men of unusual age to recruit his
forces. Their currehcv is worthless, their
internal improvements almost destroyed, their
territory cut in twain, their slaves escaped or
demoralized, their people beggared, and what
have they further to hope, what is the next
step to subiugation. 5-t
The war may be protracted for few
months longer, with sieges and guerilla fights,
but the end is obviously nigh at hand, unless
the Southern people be, as they indeed claim
to be, a superior race to the generality of NOR
tails. .". .a.t Boz
The signs of the times may be seen in dis.
contented North Carolina, in conquered
Mississippi, in repentant Louisiana, in the
loyal demonstrations of Tennessee and Texas.
The fall of Charleston, the capture of Rich
mond, or the defeat and rout Of Lee, either
of them would precipitate the final catastro.
phe and open lis the road for Diplomacy and
Feace. f...
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BELvIpERE HALL.-The National Va
riety Troupe still continue to give night
ly entertainments at the above place of
amusement, The Troupe will perform
every night this week, with change of
programme each evening We bespeak
for the ladies aud gentlemen comprising
the Troupe, crowded houses during their
stay in this city. q
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Official Notice to Tax Payers,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUE.
Cumberland Md,


OFIAIE tF mi EhN Al M ENOE' I
Cumberland Md,
July 21st, 1863.
The Assessor for the Fourth District of Ma.
ryland has this day returned to me the An.
nual Collection List, provided for by the Act
OF Congress, approved July lst 1862, contain
ing the assessments for Licenses, Carriages,
Billiard Tables, Plate, &C., and hereby give
notice to Iax-Payers in Allegany County, that
said duties are due and payable, and that Ma
tend daily, except Thursdays, at Els office, in
this city,to receive the same, until the 29tn
day of August next st f.l.fi
Persons, neglecting or refusing to paw the
Duties and Taxes assessed in said Annual,
List, onior before said goth day of August,
become liable TO pay the penalty Of Ten per
centum additional upon the amount thereof,
which win be exaccd in all cases OF delin-
quency, The law also prescrbes penalty,
where persons carry on any trade. or business;
without the reGui lite License Of Three times
the amount of the license, and Imprisonment for
two years. After said goth day Of August,
payment OF the Taxes and penalties aforesaid.
will be enforced by Dstraint of the Real and
Personal property OF delinquents; and infor-
nation OF parties negiecting to take license.
will he laid before the Grand Jury of the Uni
ted States District Court.
Manufacturers, Butchers and others required
to make Monthly Returns, are notified that the
same must he paid within the current ard each
succeeding month. Brewers end .Distiilers
will pay as heretofore. The penalty OF ne
glect topay monthly duties ls forfeiture Of
goods ana cancellation Of License.
The pncome Tax for 1862, is now due and
payable also.
FREDERICK SCHLEY,
q Collector 9th District of Maryland.
MS. FROST. Dep. Collector,
n ri re Rultn ST unnr the Dnnof Cumberland
Md. July 80, lSG3.-lm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
TO ADVERTISERS!

The Civilian and Telegraph having much
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County than
any other paper published here, while out of
tho County its circulation is four times larg-
Or, 1t affords good medium for advertising.
It'numbers among its readers those who are
able to buy literally ana pay promptly, and
whose custom would be valuable to business
mon. ............ .... ..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
The House and Lot,
Estate of Lewis Kaub.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ halh obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Allegany county letters of Administration on
the estate of Lewis Kaub late of Allegany
county, Nd, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deed, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 3Oth day of Jan.
1854, otherwise they may by law be OK
cluded from all benefit in said estate. AHpsr-
sons indebted are requested to make immeois'e
payment. Given undor my hand this 3otn dsy
JOHN KAUB,
Julv 80, 1868. Administrator.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decree passed by the Circuit
ID Court for Allegany County as a court of
Equity in the case of John I. Edwards, VS.
Catharine Hidebrand and others the under
signed MS Trustee, will sell AT public auctio n
in front of the store of Brady Il Star,zman
in the city of Cumberland, on the 9TH day of
SEPTEMBER NEXT, at the hour Of 10 a. IN.
a lot Of grouud situated on the north side of
NORTH Mechanic Street in said city Of Cum
berland and known as
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
State Senator.

Mn. Ep,roR.-Permit me, at the request OF
many loyal citizens Of Allegany County, to
announce the name of DR.. Chas. H. Ohr, as
candidate for the Office of State Sc nator for
Allegany county, subject to the decision OF
the Union County Convention to be held in
th 10 city on the Sd of September next,
Aug. l3,-tc' PRo BONO roSti'o'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

To the Voters Of Atteguny County: y
1 hereby respe ctfully announce myself as n
candidate for the sclerkship Of the Circnit
Court for Allegany county, subject TO the &C
tion of the Union nominating convention, to
be held in Cumberlan d on the Sd day of Sep
tember next. HY. II. ATKINSON.
July 30, e63 .--tm. -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

A REBEL CAUGHT. "A rebel soldier
named Edward Aliens, was captured near
Frankford, Va, about 2 miles from this
city, on Saturday last, by 1t. Samson,
Co. G. End Md regiment P. H. b -
ALIENS was caught in his own house
secreted between the ceiling and roof Of
the porch.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
For County Clerk.

At the request of many voters, respectful
" announce myself as Union candidate for
clerk OF the Circuit Conrt for Allegany coun-
w. Should be elected, l sfalli endeavor as
heretofore to conduct the business OF the office
HORACE REsLEY.
Aug. l3; ,lssa-te U.7uE, sRt
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

COUNTY CONVENTION The County
Convention for the nomination of Local
Officers, will be held in this city, on the
Sd day of September next. The dis
trict meetings to select Delegates to the
Convention, are to he held on the Goth
inst. p. .. g4..... ... .... -..t FOL.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

THE CANAL.-Navigation upon the
Canal has been resumed, and boats are
now running A heavy business will
be done upon the canal during the re-
mainder of the season should there be
no interruption to boating.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

We have been requested to announce the
name OF f. q. Lyon of Westernport as an un-
conditional and uncompromising union can
didate for the Office of Register of Wills for
Allegany county subject 10 the decision of the
Union nominating convention to be held in
this city on Thursday the Sd day of September
next.
July lG lS63-tc
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

DR. CuAs. H. OuR.-By reference to
our list Of candidates for Office, it will be
seen that DR.. Ohr has been announced
as candidate for the Office OF State
Senator for Aliegany county. We know
Of no one who is more worthy Of the po-
sition than the Doctor, and We are con.
fdent that he is the best man that can
be brought forth. We bcspeake for him
the cordial support of all the loyal men
of the county. ,ueE s.. ~ .1iHft
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

even that boasting spirit which tho rebels
have ever assumed on such occasions, has
deserted them, and they are evidently look
ing for the success OF our arms upon that
doomed citadel Of treason. ~ "a ~.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
John III. SHAY.

The above named gentleman having been
suggested by his many friends, ms suit'ble
person to fill the Office of REGISTER OF WILLS for
Allegany County, his name is respectfully sub
United TO the Unconditional Union Convention
as qualified in every respect for that position,
and as being familiar with the duties OF same.
Cumb'd. July, l6.. 1853. UNION.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

Pro Mo. The Sabbath School con-
uected with the NJ. E. Church Of this
city held their picnic YESTERDAY.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

SALE OF Condemned HoRsEs. will
be seen by reference to our advertising
columns. that Capt. G. w. Harrison,
Quartermaster U. s. Army at this rost,
will sell at auction, on Monday next the
18th instant, one hundred and thirty-on
ODD condemned Horses. We would
suggest to those who desire good bar
gains to attend the sale.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
For Sheriff.
JACOB WICkARD.

We have been requested to Announce Jacob
Wickard Esq, as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, of hlegany county, subject TO the ac-
ton of the Union Convention TO be held on
the 3D. Of September next
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

RAILROAD. The Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad has again been repaired. and
trains are running through daily. s.
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Order of Ratification.
VIZ. Frost .. Us
vs. g.

ORDERED, This 10th day of Aug, 1868
~ that the sales Of the real estate If William
Frost, made and reported by Alden Clary,
trustee for the benefit of hls creditors in his
third report as Trustee filed in the above case
be ratified and confirmed, unless canse 10 the
con trary thereof be shown on or before the
lst da, of October Provided a copy Of
this order he inserted in some newspaper
prnted in the :;ty OF Cumberland, once in each
o three successive weeks before the goth. day
Of October nexi. H-...
n. HESLEY. Clerk.
.... t. rcsr~- Test~-H. R.GSLhfi
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
For Register Of Wills.
, GEO. W HOOVER.

At the request of many friends, offer my
self as candidate for theoffice of Register of
Wills of Allegany County, usject to the de-
cision of the Union County Convention to be
held in this city some time in September next.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

CAPTURED BY THE REDELs.-James
Forsythe Harrison, brother of Capt.
Geo. w. Harrison, Assistant Quarter
master at this place, was, we learn, cap
tured on Tuesday week last, near Bur-
lington, whilst out pressing teams for
the Government service. Nothing def
mite has been heard from him since his
capture, although from a source entitled
to credit, it is reported that he was on
bis way 10 Richmond with six of the
RipggoId cavalry who we're captured at
the same time. .r.. ..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
Stray Cow.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TNHEICreditors of Charles Howell, an Insol-
vent petitioner, are hereby notified to file
their claims properly authen ;icated. with the
undersigned on or before the 18th day of Au-
gust next, as an account will then be stated be-
tween the proceeds of sa id Lnsolxent's Estate
and Thomas a. hopkins, trustee for the sale
thereof u. McHENRY, Auditor,
Aug. f. l8S3-3~. rs.gEf S9rF-Fss