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Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
DAILY STAGE LINE
FROM

H4GERSTOHN TO KEARNEYSTILLE
TNIIE subscriber ia now running n daily stage
l. line from Hagerstown to Kcarncysville, by
way of Sharpsburg and Shepherdstown, connect
ing promptly with the trains on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Rail Road, moving east and West and fur
nishing the cheapest most direct and expeditions
route to Htrper's Ferry. Fare to SharpsburC
81 l.0O-Shepherdstown 81 ,25-KearReksville 81, ,TS
Harp crs Ferry $2,25.
The stage leaves Wrights Hotel. Harerstown,
dercry morning att o'clock, and will calf for pas
gers at their residence or at the various Hotels
wh en- desired.
Leaves kearney syille on the arrival of both
trains on X. r.
jan30 GEORGE JULIUS.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
KEROSE1'E L.6snPS.

LAMP SHADES 4 GAS SHADES.
large assortment containing many rev and
beautiful bty les. Gas shades as low as 10 cents,
o, BELL 4 BRO.
"-i Apothecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
Pure Portland Kerosne Gil,

w AkKANTED pure article at n rsdrcca
;s,ti '"' ny BELL & BRO,
Apnlhrcsrjrs
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
Medicated Tar Drons

SEo o. the most convenient and popular RENE
NO. uSs how employed, for Coughs Colds Hoarsc-
;snia BELL 4 BRO,
Apothecaries,
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

In The matter OF thc application Of DANIEL
MlNlCll an lssolvcnt Debtor. for thu bcnr-
1T of the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
MO. 1882 on tho lnsolvonta Docket in ihc Cir
~ cult Court for Washington tountv.-Ordercd
by the Clerk Of the Court tbs 18th dav of Feb 1859
that the first Monday in the July Term of this
Court next succeeding the date Of this order be
fixed as the day for the said petitioner TO appear
IN this Court, and answer such intcrrngatoiirs or
allegations as lis creditors, cnaHrscrs and surctrs
may propose or allege against him !; and that said
petitioner by causing copy of this order to be
printed in some newspaper Published il Washing
ton County once week for three successive
months prior to the said Monday in the next Julv
Term Of the Court, give notice &C the fixing es
said day for the purpose herein rccitcd.
True Cnpy-Test
Feb. 20. ISAAC NEaBtTT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

B. F. H,ugh, vs. Thomas II C.ampton In
traitor, Adam Wsver and o,hsrI.A Adnss
MO. l104. 10 the Circuit Court for W.,
IN County, fittinga- C3urt Of Equit, .eamSyrA
by tho Clerk Of said C,G!t this 2Ith d. .s1dzs
ary 1868, that the Auditor Report ssdfas d%fa
No: J, aud tinal, fled il the above case. b. baS S
to the contrary thereof be shcwn on or .SsNE y as
2lst., dag oi March ext, provided 4 cSor en-, !, Y
order be inserted in some newspaper nrs:,Jo&
published in Hagerstown, once q week Sas aNa u
rucccssire weeks before said last rnentos., -. W.
True Copy--TH,: y
Feb. q. ISAAC NESDITr M,
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
Parlor Stoves |

A NEW supply of various patterns. iust rccoix
decl2 ,,p
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
Johnson's Cathartie Pills

Uns of the best pills in use for all early stagcs
ot M Bihous Fever, Liver Complaint and Jaundice.
VI f"'e ui"S' from tho original receipt by
to DELL & BRO,
J"n' Apothecarics
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
n o T I c E

The Eoard ofSchoo Commissioners for Washing
ton County, vs.. John c. Dorsey and others.
~ o. 1885 in the Circuit Court for Washington
~ COUNTY, sitting rs Court ofEquity-O 'dercd,
6y the Clerk of the Circuit Court, this 18th tlay Of
February 1868, that the sails made and reported
by William 7. Hamilton, heretofore appointed
Trustee for the sale OF the real estate in the pro-
cerdings of this cause mentioned be ratified and
confirmed, Unless csus" to the contrary DO shewn
To the Court on or before the lIth day of March
nrxt:--Provdcd, copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in lIagerstown at
'ast once week for three successive weeks. be-
fore the said last mentioned day.
, The report states the amount of sales n bo ten
thousand nine hundred and seventy nine dollars and
eighteen cents. Sl0.979.lS.
Truc Cppv--Test
Feb. 2H ISAAC NESBlTT, Clerk
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

SHERIDES had been driving out three or
four hours in hackney coach. when, seeing
Richardson pass, lie hailed him, and made
him get in. lie instantly contrired to intro
duce topic upon which Richardson, who was
the very soul Of disputatiousness, always
differed from him; and, at last, affecting to he
mortified at Richardson's arguments, said,
"You are really too had; connot bear to
listen to such things: will not stay in the
same coach with YOU and accordingly got
down and left, him, Richardson, hallooing on.
trumphantly after him, "Ah,, you're heat?'
nor was it till the heat of his victory had
little cooled that lie found out he was left in
the coach t. pay f,r S,ieridan'S three hours
coaching.
A rEorITABLE Nop.-A correspondent iu-
forms the Boston fost that q gentleman hap.
peped into Colonel IIenshaw's auction sale Of
stocks about month ago, and as hc supposed,
accidentally nodded bis head; the consequence
was, the Colonel knocked dowon 25O shares
Of Vermont and Massachusetts railroad stock
to him at 1st, much to his surprise. He was
about rejecting it, when friend near, said
"Takc it for it is cheap" lie sold out last
week at SsO-making over $4,000
The ALMADES QUICKSILVER CAsE.--It is
stated that the opinion in the great Almaden
quicksilver case, which las excited SO much
interest," will be delivered in E. few days, in
the Supreme Court, at Washington. 1t is be-
licvef that tho decision will be in favor Of the
AlmNden Company, and against the govern
meat.
AZ IEsuDoRpIKAT. LfrCTENAST.-First
! 1t. Gilbert S. Lawrence, eth New York Vol
, untcers, was brought to court-martial on the
! Rappahannock, for saying in the presence of
officer; and civilians. 81 have no confidence
in Gen, Hooker. burnside was stuck in the
mud; and he will be stuck w6fse," And when
told by Major Cross, 9th y. II. Vols that he
would lie dishonorabIy discharged il his Ian
guage was known at hcadqual ters, said; "1'll
be ID if care; that's what want" Ard
also for publicly declaring, 81 want 10 got out
/ of the service. l am dissatisfied generally
Nobody but Mcclellan can command this
army" Found guilty. lie was dishonorably
discharged from the service, and sentenced to
| forfeit all his pay and emoluments--N. +.
Tribune.
! NEGRO CoHscarPTs.-T Washington cor.
respondent of the Boston Traveller writes:
The colored men of Washington, between
the ages Of 20 and 35, are a good deal alar-
med over tho passage of the conscription bill,
as itincltdes them among the class of "liablcs." :"
All attempts in the Senate and House to in
sert the word "white" in the bill, making only
white citizens liable to conscrption, failed.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

In the matter CT the application Of SAMUEL,
BOWERS an Insolvc 1t debtor, for the hnnrtt 81
the Act OF Assembly in such case made and rro.
Nidcd.
NJ 2333 on the lnsolvents Docket in the Cir
by the Clerk of the Court this 18th day of E.hru'
ary; 1863, that the first Monday of the July T,rm
o this Court, next succeeding the date of This or
der, he fixed as the day for the said petitioner to
tories or allegations his creditors cndnrscrs
snretirs may propose or alleged against him: and
that said petitioner by causing copy Of this order
to t. be printed in suihc newspaper published in
cessive months prior to the said Monday in tho
next July Term of the Court, give notice of tho
fixing of said day for the purpose herein recited
True Cnpy-Test,
Feb 20. ISAAC SEsBiTT Clerk
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
PIPES. PIPES. PIPES

a complete stock comprising, Brisr Wood r..
Wood. Ivnry Wood and Gum, also the d.,
PIPE and Psteut Receiver P'pe coptainipe
ceptacle for the oil or narcotine prod ussd du,,,
the Combustion Of tho tobacco.
BELL d BRO. Apotbec.ris
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

Ia thc matter Of the application of Gsor,,
Mcdowell an Ire ,lvent Debtor, Cor the bsrSsss
the Act OF Assembly in such case made and y
vfded,
MO. ?S27 on the Insolyent Docket in the fs,,,
~ Gnurt for Washington County.-Ordcr,SS
the Cou!t here this first day of January. Isss 4,
the first Monday in tn July Term of this a..
next succeeding the date Of this order be 6sJ,
the day for the said petitioner to appear h Il
Court,--and answer rueh interrogatories Or M
cations as lis creditors, tndorfcrs and ,urts
may propose or allcge against him, aud thsi ~
petitioner by causing a copy of this order Il
printed in f"mc newspaper published in wuIh,
ton County once week for three successive nc,l
prior To the said Monday In the next July Tens
the Court, give rotice OF the fixing of said d,,k
the purpos herein rccited.
Tue Copy-Test:
Jar9 ISAAC NESBITT, Gsl
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Creditors.m, o.
~ DR.. FREDERICK DORSEY, decd, TO me
their claims properly authenticated before tee
I0th:, day of March next, otherwise they may p =
precludcd from participating in tho funds then
the hands Of the Trustee for distribution.
Feb. 20. z. S. CLAGGETT, Auditor.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
Francis Patrick Kcnrick, yp. Catbari,. ~,
Thomas II. Moore and othars AsN

FTHUPls IdITlck hChIIck, VI. Uatbarine u.>
Thomas II. Moore and Others. A'a
ATo. 1850. in the Circuit Court for W..,L
IN County, citing as Court Of Equitr.-oIa4gs
by the Clerk of said Court this 25th dsr ofrss
ary 1864. that the Auditors Report and As.ssa. Avn
No. and final file in the above csse. ba AWE wv
ratified and confirmed by the Coult anle.. .,. my
tie contrary thereof be shewn on or bc,o,. y
2lst day of March next, provided q copy =, ~ y
order be inserted in some newspaper prin,.a M y,
published in Hagerstown, once a week forssS'
successive weeks before said last mentionsS ~ y.
True Copy--Test;
fah. er. ISAAC NESBITf r,,.,
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

NOTICE..
4 LII persons indebted to tho undersigned riU
IA tdkr notice, after the 18th of march next suit
will be instituted on all claims unpaid after that
date.
fcb20 S. Il. RoURER.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13
INDELLIRLE INK
Coal Oil Chimneys

A NoIHER lot of Extra Thick Annealed Chin
n neJs-Just reecivedby BELL L BRO,
J"ni' Apochecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

A Lso, Purple Egg FLINT, Caulinower, eumbc,
n Carrots, Water and Musk Melon Satisfy,
PsTs1p. csaky anmer sa"orT Aspar"sus
Pepper, Pumpkin, kale and Brussels Sprouts.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

TURSIPS, Large Globe, Sweet Rock, and Flat
i Field.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-13

ONIONS. Large White and Silver Skin, Lars
~ Red and Yellow Strasburg.
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40 srcfetnv
HAKNLM ; AMtkICAN MLsLuM
ONLY TngLe DAYS AoRE
TnS sIuCX ,ND wIN\EBAGo
i.i'iAS JiiiLiS
" AEhIDl> AND S.lAWS,
cciiSosG iiiriR EXHIBITION NEXT SATURDAY
i!IiG ii,0Nis IL THE WESTERN wiLDs
The COMPANY :, ooni.O',d II y men and tou n,
rGT ' 3, ,l,S> f2 e s. 9 }, YgYr
an Iui,Na Ia, Of 'n'. {, oe - - Of .,ts. b,lG',''
DONI TNu. y IN. inEN nj, WLLK
Int. ~, lNrttNE p.lMA,
hDhIC iiiL DANh
THE sItnoH or FATE,
mn CEEXr. srrcrEAL u.LusIoN.
an nilUoI
80, - DIS rI,Cr rABlEAux.
nv DISTINCT GHOSTS
sppel. ALL One TIM, nti l.. pio.uc-d
LNtGi AiiEKaupN. a. o'clock, and
Thi. I. one OF the mos nis.-tirs saG ,ntcn,.I,
thfiil ns dramas ot til. season.
THE SCENES,
ru, n,rp ,,rv ,,, me- CHARACTERS.
,', ''ut .'nEArGnosTAL SPECTRE
DEEArILtss ATTENTION AND WONDER
II VI be suecceded each ,vprs,-Dt zion ~
mr. EkAl GILMAN IOMLpiLITA
me u iIilEAN ~ D!ttlGLLlIES,
NIX d. L. MORRIS
appears, Tor ihe hfs, t.tDc, Ia tn. chsisctef Of
IDnN sLhMlpi,
the prI"eu;.d nuiy9man u ,lenmei
Tbs aiee orinIiui oiuu, auG ~ ~ IA auGiencs
RoARs or LAUGHTER
nom the eoiniu,i- "a n. IL tn 90,
40 1s 'eeH Al hour y,t,.yd,y aud eveuins.
fl'u z } ..l,t.
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Wa h.nfton t, J,r.-S Cit,. Il
WANTED .OR 3 PACkING BON NNk
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V..HTCn
~
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
FINALE help q al nations, q No Brosdvay,
su. door to the Wssbnst Hotel Those lately
,.T., AID p i.pn, sS hands' wv" ''A''U ~
y lOCNb NAN, AutD IL, VANS
pace riih naii m.ters 20 isstn the ,rade Al
S, w. :, ~, W. %.Ip ~ $50 1Ir
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eIris "au'fd bi'Es tIfit osb Gamer u
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4 y OPEhAlOR WANTED. WITH hLt
20 .e"'A. ed LIE o- 'ts =. A'7 at 20 l. {"
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

~ II6I We fox MUSQLIIOKS'
w -lI\Gs,
no. IOll.Ab DIS SOAP ssure remedy bringsi
In lt.t ~ "a. miSicu ylop,itias OF DIP
co. tNlbS ITALIAN AEDICAIED soar ~
INC cure 81 ian, piinns' freoks, eruptipn. vnauru
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J. spstfu ~ rriHeiy ior ths HI II ii,,cf. W.,
the ap, ruO On the paIt affected, and the pain in
Stump c'h-".. Found at ID. col RAJ ", eel L.
"f"h''h'' '"~ b''s@N h'h 'tHLG 81, N,J
u. 900 rot HDs a., or ~, PIP - u0ohs'
OF paper masrIss 81 Ahuted ioI IN eh Tho hIgh.,t
4, lurs ell b. ia O. ia IA scity, at TilOyhS T.
81 NLil's ues store, 10 ARR branch 49, wi
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AIDES TAUGHT ON ~'NGrR. tfb
- t.w 'snseoia On .... ''H.Ds, tp'. rs
is.rnia. Ap2y 20 -. ANL,. u.Gr Dr,4n...
4, t. Fan" stove -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

q k.sPLClAB.h MIDDLE AGLU W..
q IA NNA siigAti n ~ h-.y u, 30 n j. a
e. an 400. i.. 81 GAhh sestT
SM IL a.. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

q LAnGE NUMBER or MALE AND
"a lu.lttc.v, u s-.Ltsd -Ceos.. chamuefu. C..
% 'ertsn., cit, Tor usrvo,k anu thosr ia.'ly
ID q. sl-o coAchmen, ~sitsf. ssd small sIls all
A. ~ ptAId III. -
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4 NUMBER OF EXPERIENCED BOOK
~ o.Iri, wanted ohm. their osp lsaner- h
|! 20 pad 'LAe leNu.L.. Aigy al 81 Ann Il. IA
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4 DPEbA1OR WANTED. WITH HLE
"a 90 .c"ll. eel Lie o- zee ~? at 20 l.. ht
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-28
a Tennessee Hero,

There are many names in Tennessee, and
particularly in the eastern portion of that
State, which the loyal people will not will
ingly let die. They will be read and thought
Of in the far future as the present generation
look back at the DENT gods of the Revolu
ton. A letter from Cincinnati, of recent
date, gives some account OF one Of those
hobls-hcarted Tennesseans, aud as the story
came from the lips of II dying man, it is
probably truthful. The writer states that
among the Rebel prisoners at Camp Denni-
son, Ohio, was one named Neil, who, when
asked how he came to be Rebel, stated
that the Secessionists scared him into it.
He had been a postmaster in Van Buren,
county, Tennessee, and Union man. The
Rebels held three elections in that county,
but got hardly solitari vote in Neirs
precinct. Lnrhged at this tHGy imported u
force of soldiers and began to lynch un-
armed Unionists. This style of procedure
made some converts, but it was withstood.
Among the victims Neil spoke of,-and, as
he knew that he was dying he reminded
his hearers of his obligation to speak the
simple truth--was the martyr patriot, whose
history he thus recited:-
There was in Van Buren, county an old
Methodist preacher of great deal of ability
most determined Union man, and as his
influence in the country was great, they
determined to make an example Of him and
get him out Of the way. so they took him
out of his house, put rope around his
neck, and setting him upon horse, led him
into forest. They then told him that un-
less he would publicly renounce his Unionism
they would hang him. Caycnder replied -
God gave me my breath to bear witness to
His truth, and when | must turn it to the
work of lies and crime, it is well enough to
yicld'it up to Him who gave it'
They then asked him if hc had any part
ing request. He said che had no hope that
they would attend to anything he might
ask They said they would. lie then re-
quested that they would take his body 10
his daughter, with the request that she
would lay ii beside the remains Of his wife.
They then said, Its time to go to your
prayers" He replied, 'I'm not one Of the
sort who has to wait until a rope Is round
his neck to pray Then they said, Come,
old man, no nonsense; if you don't swear
to stand by the Contcderacy, you'll have to
hang" at the same time tying the rope TO 4
branch
The old man said, "ITang away" One
then gave blow with Il will to the horse
upon which Cavchder sat the horse sprang
ftrward, and the faithful servant OF God
and his country passed into eternity. You
will remember that they said they would
fulfill his last request Well, they tore the
flesh off his bones and threw it to the hogs
his heart was cut out and lay in a public
place till it rotted. Can il be wondered if
few are strong enough to resist their only
legitimate arguments for Rebellion. '-AaSt-
ellie LHi0n.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-28
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