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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-25

In the Circuit Court for Allegany county as n
Court of Equity. No. 1891.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for
~ Allegany county, as Court of Equity,
this 10Th day of June, 1868, that the sale OF the
mortgaged real and personal property in this
cause decreed 10 be sold, made and reported by
Charles B. Thruston, the trustee for the sale
thereof be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day ofJuly next: Provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city ofCumberland, once in each
Of three successive weeks before the lth day
of July next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
1881.
H. RESLEY. Clerk.
True copy-Test-H. RESLEY,
June IL, lSG3-3t. Clerk.
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sssR PAINTINGS.

| ANDSCAPE Views. Photographs,
IL Fruit Pieces and a general assortment of
Pictures at the Book Store, St Nicholas Hotel
May %. WIN. ANDREWS.
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JOHN B. KELLER
Order of RatifiCa tion.

Joseph Faith,
VS.. In the Circuit Court
D ohm G. Armstrong & for Alieeany county
Anne NJ. Armstrong, us Il Court Of Equity
his wife. No 400.
)RDERED. This 9th day of June. 1868
- that The sale made and reported hy Viii
lam Walsh, Trustee, in the above case be rat-
led and confirmed, unless cause TO lhe contra
! y thereof he shown on or before the 81 day Of
Puly, 1863: Provided It copy of this order he
Inserted in some newspaper printed in the city
'Jf Cumberland. once in each OF three success
sve weeks prior to said Sd deg Of July, 1868.
The report states the amount of sales to be
f9oo.
H. RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy, Tes,--i. tESLEY,
June H., lSG3-3t. Clerk.
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WANTED.

m 000 LBS. old Cotton Rags wanted for
iO,pOO which the highest Cash price will
be paid. Call at this office.
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A FINE assortment of Wooden warc Baskets
"A Brooms, Brushes, &c. for sale by
Feb. .. VIM. r. BEALL & co.
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On Saturday the goth Of June
The improvements are one IW3 sT0Ty
Log Dwelling WeaGherbo boarded

II by 10 feet with aback building 80 by 10
feet, with poarch the full length OF both hnld-
ings; there is also a small J story log house
II said farm, 4 double log barn with thrashing
door, corn crib, stone spring house and smoke
house, also an excellent well Of water 8 feet
|lecp at the kitchen door. The land is clear OF
Etouc, and is desirable for farming or for rails
rg stock
The farm will be sold to shit purchasers and
jluy one wishing to purchase will do well TO
Examine the property.
a good title will be given 10 the purchaser.
lfnOt sold the farm will he exchanged for
own property.
June 2S JOHN B. KELLER.
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.FEFg' B.7CC.S..

tCUGAR CURED HAMS, Plain and Canvassed
~ Also. Plain Bacon Hams, just received and
flor sale by W.R. BEA LII & co.
Feb. 10.
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Order of Ratification.
Andrew J. Jones,

Andrew J. Jones,
vs.
The Homecoming Coal Il transportation Com
pany of Allegany county, james D. Arm
strong and others.
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Fancy Goods and Notions

JUST received from New York choice
lot OF Fancy Goods and Notions Mt the
Book Store, ST. Nicholas Hotel
My 2S. VIM. ANDREWS.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the bravo Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never. failing friend in the hour of
need.
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Order Of Ratification,

George Smith Executor Of John lloye deceased
Michael Drodcrick and Wiic.
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On Thursday. June 25th, 1868,

The following valuable real estate iylhG ant
heinz in said County, consisting of all that
tract of land, as sold by George Staup deceased,
to Jerry Cowles, by written agreement, bearing
date on the first day of September 1897 cai'eu
md knnMn n tho
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-25

NAKES, CAKES.-All kinds of Cakes kept
" constantly on hand by
u. T. NJ IRIS.
April Near The Past Office.
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Coffee and Sugar.
PI,OtOgraDh Albums
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A LARGE supply ofFrcsh Garden Seeds just
Il received at
April 30. LEFENRE'S Drug Store.
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SUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF, Bacon Shout
y ders, for sale by
Fob 10 W, K. BEALL & co.
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.

Will be speedily relieved and effectually cured
| by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention to the Directions which
| are attached TO each Pot or Box.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30

: VatesfsendI in their nam oh this petition;
1These men have etlliste edtiu q more sl1ri-
4 6hS cause than even ia at of 81 q out
treason. know my fslio1s dntty men,
Iyoa APPRECIATED The eteslt sud noble ihtiI.
Y cipte which you volume eetsti As soldiers 10
defend. You y6iult seted to give your
time, your stteaE 10 "a aud, %
,lnead9 96e, your lives. 10 pfeseFYei the most
Ebenign national govsrnments ever estab-
,-tEtfshed on earth. But you pledge your!
selves M the petition sent 1p here, by you
las fegiment, 70 snhport isw iif1itely
mbre phjlant thrpPic, thRn tha OF our great.
good and republican, sUui1l. .di have De
fore me letter from Capt w, A. Smiley,
of the 12th Va. Regiment attending 4lie
aforesaid petitions stbtin hiit Captain
Alexander y 4 3ilmore HprepaFed the ,peti-i
tion, andswas, mainly instrnmental III get 8
ting sispetB, sBatwe ats al tatetested- Ia
the measnte, and We have sent this pissti-
tion to yoa, knowing you TO be favorable
to the, bill asked for, so that what little
infhenGs our petition may posses in It.
self, wilkbei brought to bear upon the hon
orable body toRh6m IL Is addtessed!.i' = |
Those Captains isWhQ have engaged 10,
and carried the petition through, are |
strangers to me, but shall feel myself |
honored, if i shall ever have the pleasure |
of becoming acquainted with them. asssa
My dear officers and soldiers, we are ad-
equate 10 the tas through the favor and /
blessing 5ofs God, ito overthrow, treason and
put down tierebelliop, but alas shall We /
be able t0RFaphfs With the veuemops mam-
moth mOlsterrthe "tOoSm of the 6tiil Rtl4
We must nerve ourselves for the heFeu-
lean task before1s. Stroug men are tFen.
bling. All agree that the enterprise is
but many are locked mp in Bun
yan's tdpubidg castle" Courage, ye
brave aud noble.sons Of liberty, humanity
and Temperatures. tsTha people are with ub
in the passage of Senate bilt No.. @, and
Nthe loved ones atihOme,H Ont
mothers, sisters, wives and children And II
more than all, God; and right are on our l.
iide, Who WILDE the next one TO follow Il
he noble example, of the I2th Regiment, u,
md introduce SehRFe bill No. into his
Regiment and secure as many names to q
petition, asking the passage of the duty L
liquor law, as Capt Gilmore. iigtl l4s..s7.i II
We hope soon 70 hear from all the Fegi- X;
peuts of our State. We haYe EscetVed en-
ouraging lettets1 from all parts OF the State 4,
rging the pAssage Of Senate bill No. o. !,
Iut we must not conclude that the victory fS
) won yetsl for we are in the midst Of : :,
strible conflict. yYe must not stand aid K
ook quistl on In sad despair, IS ,some do Ia
ut we must go to work and ds'sshow our IL
nth by our works. ss''f ~. 49, :, n,
Much VIII be e2pected at the hands Of ",
le ministers5ot the gospel. ? ls1 iyf9l ses2 81
seqets chambsEsaa West Va, November p =
y ASNS' -. ., - M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-30
Hooaand's German Bitters
~ - DlTIllI q. -. !. 80 ].
From .: Na.gtea 1F3.55iI D. d. Eaflor ofae Eaey1

From .: NsagtoN I'E6esa -. D., Editor ofthe Eaey4
lctopedff qs RelL9 6isolrtedge.
Although NOT disposed 10 1lvor or recommend
Patent Medicines ia general, through dIRtruSt OF
thet and ELECTS, yet know Of no suflI
s sGS ssS l, the .;ss9s gsaas
in tbs hepe thet he thus cont ttib
ute t8 the benetirpf =
Z II do this the i'd u H60Latitlss
G6Tman Bittefs, prepared by Dr. o. NJ. jackson, on
this city, because was preiudced against them for
many Year,, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an Gte0Iioli6 hitStdfs am Indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ, for the removal of
this pFeiudIee by proper tests and for encourage
Inent to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility, The use Of three bottles
of theA4 Filters, at the b6Rtnnig Of tie ptd8entI
year. as followed by evident relief and iestorattohl
u gree Of bodily and tlshtRl vtgot which had
A6t felt for eiS months before aud had alno4t de.i
SPARED Of regulating. thet 'sIss Jnk God and
ny friend 70 directing me 10th pse q taen:
JIM vi SN BROWN
.PnilpdstpS june %, 1851. N IA "a
.sgiiilqpIl 9uA ,ui1Ari -A2.. i L71tfr srodA I
sfs+f - 81 ! - "
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=IMP0RTANT no SOLDIERS!
Thoge haYing FRIENDS in the -ArmY,!

I4Fl3-T
Wecall the attention Of all having relations or
friends IN the army to the fact that "ooaands Ger
man Bitters' win euro nine.tenths of the diseases
induced by exposufeand tfons incident % camp
lifs nIn the listb tablibhed alfn6st daily III the
apefs lon the arrival dfthe sick, 1t Will lie
Notice that! very large proportion are suffering
readily cuF6di BY H6ohand8 German Bftters Dis
eGges les1tin the digestive ofgals
stStthS thai we're as ssiS among
6ur soldiers hundreds Of lives mi be say that
Stliet he would be lcst ,,.. =. -
2'WSsan Psttlcnlat attention to the te.
and Well cure OF one ot the
tionss heroes, whose lIfs to use his own lkhg
.eias been saved b5 the BIZ " .e,,ss
7' n' $50. ~ PHILkpE1PHLA, Aug 2Sd, lS62,e
MEssas, gSsEs & lsyAxs :-++Eell, gentlemen, your
Heoaana' GsEnsn Btttsrs has 4lyed ny lifse There
8 no nlistak IN thss II XSuehed by pumhsEs
and who were g6ISant OF IN the circumstances OF
myacasess4 aHid apdi heSe been fer the last four
and pna q The tmned dlate conmand Of Captain r. b.
Hyefss ThFough. th8e3PosnFe attendant upon my
iS SS md "a NsS ieF seysty
tVoIiayEfhthAIbspitdL aIliis followed by Eteat
debility, heightened,ty aniattaeks Of dysentery.
was then removed White House, and sent
10 this, city on RpaEd the tetelpf Maine from
which landed on the 2Sth 1nn4t Since that sine
h9ys beer enoat 6 1y one sia Y es ase
iWbs able 70 swallow thing and ~ dtd
steEes porssl deWp,t was immsaiatel throNpp mp
Could not Il q even Keep d glass Of Rstet on my
stomach. Life could not l9st under such stEepnl
S.sn .ats WssrEi5s tiEisy, ifes6 assncoessfaSs %
rescue me tf0ulthe gEasp the dread Archer
lyt6id mo they could do no more for me. and adv Cd
me TO SEQ clergymau5 Rnt0 make such ton
oftmy limited fanas as best snited me. An aeqAlnt.
anee who visited ne st the hospi.sl Mt fEse riei
SteinbroWn, Of street, below Arch, me-
as fdfi6rn hope, Us tfy your Bittefs, and ktndy
red me . From the ttine eqnnensed
taking theai no gloomy sh1slos
ThoaFh IhayS IN n tpt to bott have already
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FHyor"ble 1naaoettORs-coP
tsm ort.ttie pIe IN RiShts Region i
: Prnm tha Wsllsbn-g Herald. d -

I 4AAaNA AaekANaItAl a
TBe SteiiBehyille Courier, our fayorffe
~. It. DpAeH paw spap mat was sfe1
Gently established in Steubenvillea lin the
bold determinat tieh that Abe LIacolh,s Ab4
clifton Govern hmsht should receive atiiits
hands such an exposure that It's mini0us
would never more dare show their heads.
we learn, has gohe,pp It's tons was very
much more moderate than nsed to be- the
tone of the sWashipgton ESaMaler whs sn
under the, same control, blt Btitl it was
coppery enough, - and the loyal people OF
Jefferson e0untyrw0nld not support Ii. = !
That told the story, aud It vanished very
much like d story that Is told, play that
is played 9qt, or any other thing shat is
iudifetently nb6tup as aI original and
worth nothing at alias q repetition. Some
weeks ago we ha1tto chronicle the eclipse
of the Wellsville Patriot, another seceshl
luminary, thatiwas. sqnelehed by Ith6 fa4
nous 100000 majority ag4l9st Vallan-
Acquaintance of the, same general COM
plexi6a ARE ticking on A-kiekiS cast
of cou1tenauce a4d We would not bg
surprised At any day ID hear az their sud :.
den demise. The Wheeling Register does
not harp on abolition NEAR ast much as Il
used TO- neither does itT call The, President
k6ad names near SO glt6iy as II used to do,
nor doesit accuse the people that support
the. measures of the Governmeqt of beng
ali either shoddy contractors, fools OF IA
uatics, ast was the fashion some months
ago. OF course thtsis all correct Nod
eEati0u in all things is comhiehded BY the
Apostle and. recommended to be, ,practiCedl
by all who have in-Eiew either the good Of
theirCawUlsoplsapdi ihodies, or the welfare
Of Others. We, would DC. .ppd dsrstp9d al
- nfFtFS 1ffaa kyl o,,,, ,,ase,,
least Of All by sa Hatty whose principal
characteristics ID, t1at Il 1aot ID Opposition
t9 lths Goyegnme lt .is pothingG that sees
nogOodS in any of tbe-measpres.adoP
ado Pt(d bS Rts1ehemies9s / EEIGq1U
We mourn exceedingly when any of our
operates come To- grief la this way.
Lb9t N are con lied by ths Fsa ascftop. that
what is their loss isl our gatnsv The sop
Pefhead preas is greatly responsible for
the continualee Of this war, and Just as
fast as \ & stlenced or compsiled VI rspt
iof cOunteaauce 70 change itsl tone, jdst so
fal, So the dedication agiasotatle one foEsia
TspssG az pel The new bapet 10 this ease
Iisi atgonee % ufermentersof. treason and an
index as to otthe,extextt 10 which tfeasona5
bic opinion PfevaiIs Id j eomtnuaity!! - Ifa
sheet, that 5either c6yertly or 10 mild
terms, OF openly add c6afsely, misrepre1
sents and,SnG Gligns those who have the
management OF spuhlic fairs these times
elves s1fl flieiRtit snpp6Et ts6fn thR masses
to sustain ii, It is d vefy. bad things for that
community; RnIlf the enemy derives from
it just that much hid and coihfort, inducl
ing them inst at much to ptolong their
frebelli0ng 11y ON the other hand, such d
paper, ealn9f 4 It is ) Ebod Indication
for the c6plmanitsS and seenrag gement
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no Corresnontiants.

: -. .iidffLfl&sl a Il
To Correspondents.
II seems,to be necessary for DIS eyer.
once and awhiletO say a word to our cor
fsspOhdeRts, Of whom W re glad to sa
We. ygsihayeg III Il great many. .m
l. is simply impossible for us, goot
friends, toipublish tths multitude of;docu-
ments, in prose and verse, which We hays
on hands from you. NothaIfepoug6 g6 pains
are taken in writinsto for the printers. al
We have SO often said, both sides Of the
sheet should never be written on Then,
too, so many articles are 80 thlindly penued
that we cannot take time to iecipher and
re.&rite them. The thing is out Of the
question MS :., e" e't4s p ~ Ae2 sJ
Anf other thing. Pray write US short
articles, Life is short and the amount Of
writing submitted to the public eye is vast
Peopleitite of even a good thing when II is
long. In fact they arc deferred from conf
menCing it, Essays about how the wat
commenced, and specuIations about bow
It will end are MOTTO the public taste uhI
less from distiugpishsd sources and very
striking in their character. In the vast
majority Of cases thegsneFaI reader know4
full as much!as the general writer about
such things and consequently is neithII
instructed or interested:
What weswant above all other things
are short news nieatiOns-plafnly
.WrItteu,opfeue side; Of d sheet; Make st6e
words few and the facts aud iasas thick as
possible. These are opr tenn !, and our
sRess ,,i y ~ 4 sl'tt
fsIniconclusion We want, no correspondent
to look upon his conm9nica icatiof "a Fsiests-ll
ed. The truth is that " q have not f6Smi
to print a 1.-THE of the articles sent toi ne.
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nsthei1 9th fvlrginIasv6l-
anteers i;.tIn AZ the .;iiIa!9 Bsttls Sf
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OoMPAstYs a. .gui.r4sg ss,is
Eilled-sergeapt r. 3. Cpsryapd private
u. J.4ShaWt Ji.inta5si - nifio41I iFli4 Ill
Wounded Pickens, flesh wound
left leg; Samuel swsGker, severe left legs
Geo. Waltsrsrright knee, very. severe.,i
COMPANY B.. ',,,- '.-ss5'i,i,.,lil
Not engaged. 46s aaasG 1t5o55iq lsift j
COMPANY o. s.gi..,''{3 ,.il.,tll }.ah
RIlLed-None. .. -, .. go, -, ,,stS 'e ~
Wounded- Isaac Barkhammer, leftihip,l
severe; A. j. s. Mcdonald, left arm severe;
Granville 0sb6E5, arniI arn Issye yetesS sBeDji
Moon, right shoulder seyeree s'''sTrf ss.s4ss h
.ig3 s,,ls. So. - 4, iis.ss14 aia.ia ~
KItled-Prtvate Chas. Bryson: ~ ,; Z s giii7
WoundeR-SeFge NJ. W, StelnackerI
right handislight; Ezra NJ! Onfsright arm.
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Fstltlon e s.hs.. shs 1fsf alll "a; Es

EditOrs ZntelligeReer:
Thope We viii not weary your patience
with Senate Bill No. Q, proposing the pro-
hibition Of the mapqt9etnre ard sale Of
spirituons liqaors. Many Of the people
are taking great interest in this proposed
bill. We are daily IN receipt of letters
uEgipg .As ResssssR R z9t .hs. gE8S .Hii'9Ey u
Among otheFa who hare sent in their
petitions asking the passage Of the bill, is
jorityof The eemm.ssiOned officers aadspFi-
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"BIaHRD In the lbAlanes ana foanE, not ,iust-
w Ing. mis- mixture has been in nj 0Ver lcFty
years ard has nevl ~ til5d 8 ehT5 COdsi C8ii1
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PLUNBER5 AND "a ssFINrER
GHII 1CRANNER.

ATToRNENs5 LA3TdiISzANV. !
TINTED STATES OoMafISSfoNBRIrl'66 ~ '66mniisI
" SIOner for the UfFUuiti Court 0t QHf6 Count to
state and settle HxecHt6fs and Adm a6i
counts, also Commissi6He for the Sfkte of Ohio
OEHoE-N. =. corner of Fourth and Monroe GtFeetd
-up stairs. 6dSt4 ON