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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-23
In the Orphans court of Altegany Comfy,
.. fr'.' FEBRUARY Term 1863

ORDERED by tho Orphans Court of Allega-
" ny County, this 3lst day of March, 1863,
that the sale of the Real Estate made aud re-
porte to this Court on the 9th day of March
1863, by George Smith, Executor Of the last
Win and Testament of John Hoye, latc of said
county, deceased be ratified and confirmed m
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the 5th day of May, 1868. Provided
II copy Of this order be inserted in some news
poper published ius Cumberland, once in each
of four successive weeks before the said 9Th
day of May, 1863 The report states the amount
of sales to be 5000. True copy, M
, ...,,l ,f... Test-J. d. WIDENER,
April 2, 1S63-4ts. .. Register.
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IllsOfcEuf'a Notice.

Samuel Miller, Jr. } ORDERED, this 9th day
VS.. ~ of March, 1858, that
His Creditors. Samuel Miller, Jr., give
notice 10 his creditors, ,endorsers and sureties,
that the I'd Monday of October next is fixed for
the said Samuel Miller, Jr., to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answ err
such interrogatories rs his creditors, endorsers,
and sureties may propose or allege against him;
and that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land, once week for three successive months
prior to the second Monday of October next, MS
such notice.
Tcst-H. RESLEY,
March IL, lS63-3m& Clerk.
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of said personal property and sell the same
| fairly, and have the proceeds distributed ny
the Court according 10 equity and right. ana
I that said Fearer has no property but SAID real
and personal estate embraced in SAID mort
cages, and is deeply in debt and cannot De
made responsible for the waste and consu'np-
ton thereof and that complainants have eX-
hausted their remedies at law and cannot get
redress without the aid of this Court.
And ,hat Isaac White and Joseph White,
partners trading under the name of White and
Brother claim to have certain Judgments rem
dered in their favour oy a Justice OF the fe"ce
of said A llegaHy County against said George
A. Fearcr and have levied on said real estate
under wrls of fieri facias issued on said Judg-
ments and placed in the hands OF Henry II.
Atkinson, late Sheriff of said County, and that
said Atkinson and White Il Brother are threat
ening to sell said real estate under said writs,
and claim that the lien of said judgments ana
executions are prior to all others, and that by
reason of the cloud thrown over the title ana
the uncertainties MS TO the existence ana prl-
GRITTY of the various liens claimed, said real es-
tate if sold under said claims ofWhite Broth
er will he sacrificed, and complainants wholly
lose their claims if their liens sho uld be Jun
Tor 20 that of said White & Brother, as the lat
ter contend. And that said Moses A. Ross and
Sullivan johnson, Elizabeth My ers, Philip W.
llarner, Sarah Harner, Susanna Cohens and
Thomas Liston are non-residents of the State
of Maryland.
The Bill then prays for the appointment OF
Il Receiver TO take possession of and sell SAID
personal property and for a sale OF said real
estate and a distribution of the proceeds OF
both in this Court to satisfy complainants
claims, and that said mortgages may be set
sside and annued so far as they affect COM
plainanis, and that all liens and priorities may
be asccrtained, and that an injunction may IS
sue restraining said Fearer and the mortgages
of said personal property from removing,
wasting or disposng ofany part OF it, and re-
straniug and prohibiting said Isaac White,
Joseph White and Henry r. Atkinson, from
selling said real estate under said judgments
snd executions of said White Brother, and
for such other relief as their cases may enlitle
them to.
1t is thercupon adjudged and ordered this
2Sth day Of March 1868, that the complain
ants by causing copy of this order TO be in
serted in some newspaper published in the Cily
OF Cumberland, once in each OF four successive
weeks before The lst day ofMay l863,give notice
to the said absent defendants of the object and
substance Of this Bill and warn them and each
of them to appear in this Court, in person or
by solicitor, on or before the End day OF August
1868, TO answer the premises and show cause,
if any they have, why n decree ought not TO
pass as prayed.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True copy : TeSt-llORACE RESLEf,
al ~ II4 Hark
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sIlsOice!lfs .7OiicC.

j. NJ F[ake"''keF OahaD,E r. nnt this s ssa
His Creditors. that ]. NJ. Frakenbaker
give notice to his creditors, endorsers and SUI
reties, that the End Monday OF October next is
fixed for the said john NJ. FrakeIbaker to appear
in the Circuit Court for Allegany c6unty, to an :
swer such nterrogatOrics as his creditors. en-
dorsers and |nretes may propose or allegc n
gainst him; and thar u copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland. once week for three sue
cessivc months prior to the second Monday Of
October next, as such notice.
Test-H. EESLEY, Clerk.
April g 1867 &. .'..tf''
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.EnsOInent's .NOtice.

Anthony Kelly, J ORDERED, this 23d day
VS.. 30 " Of February, 1858 that
His Creditors. } Anthony Kelley, give no
tice to his -creditors, endorsers and sureties
that the "a Monday of October next is fixed
for the said Anthony Kclley.to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such in terrogatories as his ere ditors, endorsers
and surcties may propose allego against him;
and that II copy CT this order be published in
some newspaper printed in tho city of Cumber-
land once week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday Of October
next as such notice.
-.E Test--H, RESLEY, Clerk.
Feb. &c, 1S63-3m.@
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lnSOicent's TOfiCe.

William plummOr, I ORDERED, this 18th day
VS.. " of March, 1861, that
His Creditors. William Plummer, give
notice to his creditors, endersers and sureties,
that the End Monday Of October next is fixed
for the said william Plummer to appear in th Q
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such interrogatories as his creditors, end orsers
and suretes may propose or allege aganst him !;
and that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land, once week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday of October
next. as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
March 10, 1863-3m.x
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Brick Dwelling House ,

situate on Lots ms. two and three, on the cor
ner of Polk md Columbia streets, in Hooks
Addition to the City of Cumberland, and con.
veyed to the said Patrick A. llcaley by James
I. Hook and wife, by deed dated 5th day Of De-
tnbcr, 1854, and recorded amongst tho Land
Record of AllcgNny eouGty, In kibes II r.,
No. IL, folio II, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third to be paid in cash on the day of
sale, and the balance in two equal nsalm ents
in one and two years, with interest from the
day of sale, the deferred payments to lie So
cured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser
or purchasers, with securityto be approved by
the trustee. ... ~ %. '". ..'
SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee.
Gu ubcrland, April 9, lSG3-3w. a. "a
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Auditors Notice.
R,ahard r. Montgomery

. t'.. -,r vs..
B. Z, Smith, admr. Henry Littlefeld and others.
TEIE creditors of, Henry Littlcfcld,
l. late Of Allegany County deceased, ale
,ereby notified to Gle their claims pro, ery
authenticated with the undersigned, on or be-
ore the 2ud day fMay next, us an account
yill then he stated distributing amongst the
reditors the proceeds of said dcceaseds real
state, now in thehands of Jacob Brown, Trus-
re. J. j. McIlENRY,
Anr;I I6 1863. Auditor.
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CUMBERLAND BANK OF ALLEGHANY,
,.g,.s- April 9Th, 1853, !
THE Stockholders Of this 5.ink Are hereby
i notified thatthe annual election for Direc
tors Will take place at the Banking House, on
Monday the 4th DAY of May next, Between the
hours of ! l and IL o'clock. ~ dn.Y it.
Z. T. SHRIVER, Cashier.
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continuing 436f acres,
Fridays Work.
continuing 4s4 acres, aud
"Ab1aham's Fabitation,''

containing 81 acres. ! will sell these lands in
thee separate parcels, a, plat OF each will be
exhibited on the day of sale. These Iands are
well tmbered and good farming lands. There
nre about Que hundred a"res cleared and under
fence. Chas. Stallings occupies part OF the land
and resides in n house upon the land
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid on the day of sale and
the balance in one and Two years from the day
OF sale in equal portions. The whole TO bear
interest from the day Of sale, aud The deferred
payments to he secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, with surety or sureties 10 be APP
proved by the Trustee. Upon the payne mt of
the purchase money, and not before, deed
will be executed conveying the hand in fee
The title is PROFESSIONALLY good,
THOM IS J. M:kAIG,
April 8, ls62-ts. Trustee.
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Auditors Notice in Insolvency

THE creditors of John F. Dawson, an insol-
i vent petitioner, are hereby notified to file
heir claims properly authenticated, with the
Undersigned, sh'or before the 10th day of April
ext. - an account will then be stated, distribu-
ing amongst creditors, the proceeds Of said
nsolevnts estate, in the hands of William
Walsh, his trustee. Il -r
j. J. McHENRY, Auditor.
Apru 2 rSc
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We W. R.1CON.

CUGAR CURED HAMS, Plain and Canyassed
y Also, Plain Bacon Hams, just received and
for sale by W. X. BEA LII co.
Feb. 10,
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DOUBLE PREMIUM OFFER
EcIEcTtc MONTHLY.
New 1nducemcntI
Artistic Attraction u

THE two match PARLOR PRINTS will be
l. sent postage paid, after this date, to EACH
new subscriber to The Eclectic Magazine wi o
sends his name and S. in advance.
|. RETURNED FROM MARKET, is n beau.
tiful engraving, by John Sartain. The market
cart has return ed from the town, bearing a
rich freight Of purchases to the delighted young
people, who ar receiving them with eagcrness.
The whole family are assembled on or in front
of the Piazza, which, with the Mansion, APP
pears almost exactly like the Mount Vernon
homo of Washington, with the old gentleman
seated, and adjusting his glasses to read the
paper, who looks like Washington himself
The whole scene in the large engraving is at
tractive and beautiful, and worth place on the
parlor walls.
9. The match print is FILIAL AFFECTION,
or SUNDAY MORNING, also engraved by
j John Sartain, at a cost Of twelve hundred dol
lars for both of them. Sartain's price was So
for the two match prints. The scene in this
print is at the family home, and the view
through the open gate presents the village
church in the distance, with its spire pointing
heavenward, and beautiful girl of me TWEEN
ty summers waits, Bible in hand, by tho gate,
holding it open for the egress-"f the family.
The mother, still handsome, attends TIE aged
grandfather, with the chldr en-, the house dog,
and the donkey, make up the family group,
just departing for worship in the village sane
tuary. Both arc beautiful mach prints, easily
obtain ed in this manner. '.
3. A large and fine portrait of the Hon. Ed
ward Everett will DO sent in place of either
print, as a premium, postage paid, as may be
preferred l.-.t.n
4. The January number of the Eclectic is en-
be!lished with double historic plates with trcas-
ures of literature. ~ HafNs
S. The February number plate has five por-
traits of eminent men. 49, .iI...- % +.
a Tba March number plate In m print of Ma
poleon l. at the battle of Austerlitz. "
Z. Three superior plates are in the hands Of
the artist for future numbers.
Now is n good time to subscribe.
Address = 'I| ~ W. Ii. BIDWELL,
April 0. No. 5 Beekman Street, N. Y.
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Order of Publication.
Lou,s Schroeder and Charles K. Bruce.

George A. Fearer Moses A. Ross, Sullivan
Johnson. Elizabeth Myers, Philip W. Harner,
Sarah Harner, Susannah Cohens, Thomas Lis
ton, John Frantz of JOS. Isaac Frazee, Jere-
miah Guard, David Kent, John L, Hook, Eliz-
abeth Lowdermik, and Eve Cuppett.
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In the Circuit Court for 4Uegany County, as
Court Of Equity. No, 1885.
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'l DWELLING HOUSE,

being the house in which said Thomas A. Hea-
ley formerly resided. 1t is built in the most
substantial manner. admirably arranged for
com fort and convenience, and contains all the
modern improvements. Attached to it are all
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Brick Hose and Lot,

at present occupied by II. 8. Bruce, on South,
Mechanic street, in tie City Of Cumberland
and being the same house and lot purchased by
the said Patrick a. Henley from George A.
Pearrc, as trustee for the benefit of the crcdi
tors of Rcul in Worthington.
Also all that large and commodious
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CARDINEs just received and for sale by
. Feb 3. - VIM. r. BEALL d co
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DARTLETT'S Oil Paste Backing, bost in tho
ID world, for sale by
TFab. & WIN. II. BEALL & co.
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Out-BuildingS.

beginning for said lot or parcel of land at a
stone standing at the corner of the house III
which Martin Kizer, deceased, formerly resided,
which stone is marked NJ. r., and stands on
the South side of the road leading frotn the
town of Cumberland to the II ill formerly the
property Of James scott and raining thence
with said road South p! deg ecs, East 60 feet
to n stone, thence leaving the said read South
GO, West 2S0i feet, to large sycamore stump
on the bank of the second gut from the nforc
suid road or street, now Mechanic street. then
up the bank Of this gut North, 2u3'. West so
feet to the lot formerly owned by Entler, then
with a straight line to the beginning, with all
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COUGH CANDY.

Cough Candy, also Peterson's Tar Drops,
which are good for all threat diseases. NJ,
! April Q RI. NORRIS, near P. Office.
DICKLEs, PIOKLES.-Ju,t received nice
i lot of Pickles, for sale by the dozen or Jar.
April r. L. MORRIS, near P. Office.
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DINE Apple Cheese, superior article for
i sale by -' e
Fab. s. WA b. bEALL u W.
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Lots Nos. 1913 & 1919


For a particular description of which, refer
ence is hereby made to u deed from Thomas
Perry, trustee, to Thomas Devecmon and others
dated 3lst December, 1856, and recorded among
the land records of Allegany county, in Liber
II. r., No. Is, folios 49l, sc. -..p..-7
md. ...... ..o
All that LOT or PARCEL or GROUND
on Fulton and Decatur streets, in the city
of Cumberland which was granted and de-
missed by James Smith to John Shame BY Z
deed dated the 18th of November, 1850, and
recorded among the land records of Allegany
county, in Liber II. B. No. 6, folios SOL, &c. i
BIRD.
All that LOTor PARCEL of GROUND
on Fulton and Decatur streets, which was
granted and demised by John Glenn and wife
to John Shane, by deed dated the 18th of May,
1850, and recorded among the land records OF
Alegany county, in Liber H.. B. No. 6, folios
59l, &c.
4TH.
All that LOT or PAR GEL of GRO UND
on the west side Of said Fulton street, which
is described particularly in deed from Paul
Butler to G. Dudley, dated November 26th,
1853, and recorded among the land records Of
said county, in Liber H. R., No. To-, foIos
1872, &C., and which was conveyed to John
Shane by Charles B. Thruston, trustee, by deed
dated December 10th, $50, and recorded among
said land records in Libcr II. R., No. Is, folios
4S2, &c.
5TH.
All that LOT OF GRO UND on the south
side of said Decatur street, which is particular
ly described in deed from George A. Thruston
and wife,and Samuel &. Herbert and wife to said
John Shane, dated 2lst of March, 1853, and
recorded among said land records in Libsr H.
R., No. 10, folios 255, &c.
All that LOT adjoining the last named lot,
and fenced in with it and improved by said
John Shane with .......-
B T. 1 G k 3 t BILE.
on the rear of it, which said lot was purchased
OF said Thruston, but not yet conveyed to
sad John Shane, r'- r'
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.. q, For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN WAKE COUNTY.


AT meeting of the Conservative party of Middle
Greek District Wake County, on Thursday, 23d
inst, on motion of G. 81. Afford Isaac Rowland was
called to the Chair and w. 81. Stinson appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman. in a few appropriate remarks,
having stated the object of the meeting, motion
VIM Ballentine, Lovel Stinson, G. Fl. Afford and
John l. johnson We're appointed q committee to
draft resolutions expressive of the same, who re-
ported Through their chairman the following resolu-
GOns, which were unanimously adopted
ResolOed, That the course of the Confederate gov
ernment towards North Carolina from the beginning
OF the war has been anything but fair and honora-
bic, and let her blood flow ever so freely not word
is said or charitable act done to honor the vaor or
patriotism of her sons.
ResoIUed, That we have heard with deep regret Of
the appointment of one Bradford, Vrginian, chief
tithngman for North Carolina and Ee demand his
removal and North Oaronian appointed in his
place.
ResOlUed, That North Carolinians are capable of
performing any duties assigned them by the Con-
tederate States and protest against the appoint
ing of men from other States to perform duties
within her borders which her own sons can do as
well.
RssolUed, That the President having called upon
we deem it unjust to the st IRON lorsy 70
that any more troops be furnished until other States
nave furnished their just quota of men.
-SOoV"VcoS
more men in proportion TO her inhabitants than
any other State to prosecute this war; and she has
fewer Generals to command them than any other
Spte,
ResOIUed That in view of the bad treatment this
State has received at the hands Of the government
and the insults constantly heaped upon her, we
deem it the duty of all North. Carolinians to hold
meetings in their respective Counties and declare
whether they shall be freemen or not
Resotued, That in our opinion W. W. Holden is
one of the abest and bodest defenders of the rights
Of the soldiers and people of the State, and the
stand which he has taken in their defence is Just
cause of pride to every true North Carolinian and
that we recommend the Standard, under his con.
troll to every lover of freedom and to all those who
hate tyranny and oppression.
ResolUed, That these proceedings be published in
the Standard and Progress and all other papers
favorable to our action.
ISAAC ROWLAND, Chm'n.
W. II. Sr1NsoN, Secty.
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Carolina Children are to read upon this soi the
unworthy conduct of the men of the 26th, 18th,
47th, 44th, SD and other regiments on that fatal
day. North Carolinians are to introduce within the
limits of the State paper not only recreant to all
the principles of free government, but enEenomed
against the names of those gallant youths who
fought and died Under Pettigrew upon the heights
Of Gettysburg. Strange things occur and doubtless
the subscription list of the Richmond Enquirer in
cludes many that good and true citizens of the
State, but at present we are so indignant at this
most wanton, Cruel and false imputation upon Petit
CREWS soldiers, that we are not able to do jnstce
to any person who supports this paper and in this
way, endorses its course.
Happily for some Of these brave men, their noble
young commander, in the short interval of pain
which elapsed between that field of grief and his
own !amented DEATH in q letter to the Governor of
North Carolina placed upon record in enthusiastic
language his appreciation of their gaantry and de-
yoton. That high testimonial was published in the
Progess of last Saturday 1t oyerwhelms the injus-
tice and insOlence of Mr. Mitchell of the Enquirer,
and his correspondent "a" This completely meets
the charges made in that correspondence regards
Pettigrews Division, as to cause doubts as to its
statements in laudation of Picketfs. Fortunately,
however the reputation of neither depends upon the
pen of" A."-ProgrGss.
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For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN WAKE COUNTY.

At meeting of the people of Carey district, held
On Thursday the 23d July, Mr. j. P. Adams was
called to the chair, and j. O. Williams was request
ed to act as Secretary. The object of the meeting
having been explained by the Chairman, on motion,
A. D. Blackwood Wyatt j. Holleman, j. j. King,
Len. House, and j. q Adams, Sr, were appointed
a committee to prepare and report resolutions. The
following resolutions reported by the committee,
were unanimously adopted:
ResOlUed, That in the opinion Of this meeting,
Swhie the people of North Carolina have contributed
than their full share of blood and treasure to
the war, neither her sons nor the State itself has
received that measure of justice at the hands of
the administration at Richmond to which they are
entitled
ResotUed, That we protest against the appoint
ment Of Surgeons from other States over our sick
and wounded-against the appointment of persons
from other States to examine and enrol our con-
scripts; and especially against the appointment of
Mr.. Bradford citizen Of another State, to collect
the tithes in North Carolina. Such law is in it
self bad enough without adding to its harshness by
sending a stranger among US to enforce it. We are
ready to contribute of-our substance to sustain our
soldiers IN the field and we would have done so
voluntarily, at ordinary prices, in current money;
but this law not only suspects US of an unwilling
ness to contribute of ear substance but it forces
portion Of 1t from US, much of which, we fear will
decay and rot in the hands of government officials
We not only deem the law harsh, impolitic and
unnecessary, but we demand the immediate remov-
al of the said Bradford and respectfully request that
one of our own citizens be appointed in his place.
RssOlUed, That we are proud of the services and
sacrifices of brave soldiers in the field and shall
ever cherish and honor them; but if the civil law
is not to be maintained and if civil liberty is not to
be the great result of this contest then will these
services and sacrifices have been offered in vain.
. ResOlced, That we would hail with Joy any move
menby the great body ofthe people North and South
which might promise to lead to an honorable and
lasting peace
Res0Ioed, That we fully endorse the course of W.
W. Holden in defending the honor and maintain
ing the rights of North Carolina that we consid,r
his position an enviable one in the eyes of every
true patriot in the land anh that We recommend
the North Carolina Standard under his control, to
all lovers of civil freedom.
The meeting was addressed in sensitle and in
teresting manner by A. d. Blackwood, John Q.
Adams, Sr, and j. Q. Williams. The meeting was
quite full one and entire harmony prevailed.
On motion the Standard was requested to pub
llsh the proceedings and the other City papers
requested to copy. j. p. ADAMS, Ch'mn.
J. O. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.