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Col. Dahlereen Lmhushed.
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Rebel News from sherman.
areaI destruclIOn OF Rebel PrOpertT.

Late foreign news By the Nova Scotia.
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Wanted, q good second hand Iron Safe.
Apply at 46 Union-st. feb I6-tf
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U. s. $40 per cent. Bondaj U. s. one
year per cent. Certificates for sale at First
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
=. GILMORE 1 CAMPBELL
"A ..- All.,a L.. nln..AiA
ROAD NOTICE.

NO1ICE is hereby given that a petition
IN wiilbe presented to the Commissioners
Of Preble county, Ohio. at their Maret term
or session in 1884, praying for grant to
change the Lewisburg and New Paris coun-
ty road as follows, to wit: the change to
commence at a point on the Gettysburg and
Darkt County line Free Turnpike, where the
said Lewisburs and New PARIS road inter
sects the said Free Turnpike; thence North
along the said Free Turnpike u the south
west corner Sf section thirteen (l3), OF JEFF
fer on Township; thence East along the
section line between actions I irteen (lS)
and twentyrfour (2+), to the township line
bAtween Jelferons and Monroe town. hips;
thence EAST along the section line between
sections eighteen (i8) and nineteen (l9) Of
Monroe township, half mile to a roae run.
ming North from the Nationat road, and
there to terminate, and so much Of the Lew
isburg and New Paris road as lies between
the crossing Il The above mentioned road in
McnroetoWnship blythe said Lewisburg and
New Paris road, and the intersection Of the
said Free Turnpik by said Lewisburg and
New Paris road to be vacated
MANY PETITIONERS
Feb. ], tss4-tdm
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
GuARDLANaS.AAIR

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
III Court of Profile county Ohio, made on
inc twelfth day OF Febfusfy, 4 y. 1854, in
tho case Of Alice Emmons, guardian Of
Francis Einmons. aghiaA her ward, the un-
aers.gned will on Tho / als ,te
18th day of March, A. D.. 1854,
between the ours Of " NJ and 8 PSAs Al
de DIOR OF Williams storesinthe village 81
Verqna, oihegAsise Gated West Baltimore,
iii Harh} on tpsnship, Pfeble County Ohio,
ofer 1T pubic sale. the undivided Tee in re-
mainder Of said Francis Emmons--to take
effect ON the death of lam, Emmons, widow
Of Abram I Emmons, deceased--in one
fourth of'one bali, OF the south half Of the
northeast s9ohFer OF section eleyehgsthe
south half Of the northwest quarter Of the
same section, the two tfacts Containing each
eighty acres, more or less and t~hirty.eight
acres, more or loss, in the northeast corner
Of the south. east quarter Of section twenty.
c~ight-<all in township seven, of range three,
in sal county of greble,
PTeRMs OF SALE--Cash in hand. The said
interest and estate Of SAID Francis in the
first aboy e named tract is appraised at $l2d
lin The, second at SI75-snd, in tho third,
at $~Ig0z-making in all, $420.
ALICE EMM0NS,
Guardian Of Francis EmmonA
Foos & SrEPHEEs. Attorneys.
Feb. 10. 1886 fpr. f,$7 so.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
BILIOUS IRWIN ovlU.
rsrrssorTa, Ozn, lyrN /, -

NANb ~
xmaM. 4. L.. AossILL \ o..
Gs.ts. 81 rave kseA, ~ ysarA, Mk~
jsSs - attacks 81 3flisls Fever; ana sa,As-
iaa | have Sssa laid up ~ Msnths, cd
ny system lsh In . fsSbts sAals By tAs eS v
Arsls medicine, which WS givsA b ne b.
my physieiGH.
| have bees Hsilg yf. MStt's StIsF FphA
kr Scns time. fad thai I eeh bsaak these
attacks il a day Or -, and escape eottrely
he fsVer. Ny dArshisz had AZ sttoak ~
Dyspepsia, which distressed her nSsh sbA
soNtS aot OFT scarcely anything SitAoaeha'
ronis: nlassCsSA u k~ vsSmask ssRG1HAl1.
Soae tine since Khe got and has bsss NsiaA
Dr.. Nstt's Liver Filis, and she Asvts iiA<
laOthSs being. havs fspna alsS that usy
are the FAsst valuable Pils fer Hrsahia9 "a
sslis, NsaaAshs, PalRS In the Side ana BaeE
weala act ke WithSat nsn u my hEily.
THOMAS. R.00EA-
Fss sAls b The PTsPristers,
A. L. 2C0vuL 4 %,
10. u EOa RisEsh Sasss, esa0tuaHA
49, 4#-r. Hf4 -sg. t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
INSTRUMENTATION.
nINNT9 A
Peer sNsfer. Prrble Common

|aI Nh ~ - e.. 10 WA wv
PsePsNsfer, Preble Common
phsbe sSickman, etsl.
,fTNHE above named defendant, Phebs.
II Sackmaa. Elisabeth Hawley. Eli Swerer,
Isaec PencG ahd Mary Ann Fence, bis wife,
Albert Pence and Sarah Penee, bis vile Lar,
nea Sweref WIDOW cf Peter SweteFr deeea "a
Samuel ferd!, Lewis {, Swerer, Barton ",
Srerer, Robert Swerer, George Swerer, Sa.
relA SweYrRpWoEGe ds Agnes sweFst,.
ailsf Pftbie county, Ohio, - 1~eaqarden,
and Agnes Tesgarden, his wife $3.50
kockhill and Plrebe>Ann RockhAk his A~ifeS
Robert Wooden. ElhsunkhOwn children and
heirs at law, Of Mary Jane ,Casseluan. de.
ceased, beKosciasko county, Iadiana. and
the unknonn ckildry ~, and heirs VI iaw, az
Levi Wooden deceased, who reside in the
comfy Of Msfshau, and State sf Indiana
ere hereby notified that the, shove named
Petitioner, Peter Sweref, on the 10Th day Of
Jsnuary, A. D. 1864, filed his petition In the
Clerka 0tics, Of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of prebIe, and
state Of Ohio, agRinst them as defendants,
wherein the said petitioner deman Is the as.
alignment, Of the dover Of the said Agnes
SEefer, widow Of the said Peter Swerer de-
eeAsed, 10, and partition of the following
real estate in the county Of Preble, and State
Of Ohio, and described as follows to.wit.
The southeast quarter, Of section Twenty
three, Of Township nine, in range one east
o. the meridian limo DC.
And the said defendants are further mott.
fed that the said petitioner will make appli.
ration at the next term Of said Court, for
an ordcr that said dover may be assigned
and said'partition made accordingly.
FooS 4 STEPHENS,
Atty's for petitioner.
Attest c. " Lsrsb, elk.
Jan. 81. lss44Od. tPr.f $3.50
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
%ooarTYEKXs2 OuR2R.

UanTI. ozro, SsrteAAP -, 1sSa
HnaEa. A. L. BsoyItL Z Cs.
essa. III have bssa tOahloA III
SksrPii ASsish Of tbs baWSls isV six Or sSvsa
veAn, Whieh has tesa the eAGsS u . eSaal,
deal Of sufsrink.t 70 ne, SAd | lad y dsfrita
Aysalf Of many iiAds Of tsod, ana G.ea nnsh
oatmeal, sts., ustil 4 gsi pr. Ksyt'u Live
hHlS, AAd Sad hat thsy kssP ny bswsas
raSulAr, AAd | new eat sHythiAg tha, NJ
%aiiy AsS. nss, confidently FSssAns.l
Asss Pills v hpss phs are TsubteA va
s~oAJtiHGsisA u ths ksNslS. u
rraly ysar, JoHv vLNhIEA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
DIR. RAPHAEL, ~
D0x Ne. 2463, POST oT1101
OIHcIMMATI. OHIO
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

AAA harn that . psrfhet and rrdleal ere b vArrSAasA
i,stiiy. lsvou ..ap.iss, u.iassh.ly sh.sSIs, =
prAaisa 6spirits, distress and aaKuhh af Mind, hs Il
'a~r, lsss efasEsry, leaa o. energy and nnssulAr Ps~sr.
Puay GsWth, wAstiug away, and a want u oonAGsaSs b.
tAsnsalvs, hiutiAg ah, sonvubivs brenbliar, ix~s-
HEIK WHLr TNR MEDICAL PRES sAYG.
tis.Ass the ENGLISH HOrkNIC fNYSIcIAH a.
~. hh psrsst kneuisigS Il The human systssa ssAhlss
ala " dssGibs the tissasss without aAy infrnatisu 49,
~ Susst Ana, what h nors vaiuAhis stIi, ~ UtH Aeoes1ly
hh ssa.saieatisAs s.d i~ntsrvis~s ns stftciy private
cad ssaAdsatial. = MeIiaal JesrRaL
he 5otaals Rsmelis u Dr. Raphael, ths Raetish m.
aate Physician, neveT hilsd yet 70 naks q psrfot, raAI-
-; SSd psrn,n.1t eyrs Of All PRIVATE, SECRET,
AND VLnBkEAL without tho us Of Nor.
sSry, Ivtthsut hindsrauss frsn business, and Uithsut
bar Of discovery or exposure. No deaAly psisous, such
y ar.nnio, ARK yomioa, opium, q any siher pCisOsa
70 usrcnry Tany deadly ninerds-nothihg hat purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies am used by this vnnJerNsI
essanis ~ ynieian. His Botanis Rshsdies nsysF VET Aid
y eaO the most obstinate and the most ~dangsross easss
and % rsnevs all mercury and Other impurities ffona Tia
;ys.sa uhsn ell other ksnsdiss had hIlsdL Nsdisai
5 NEWS FOR SINGLE urx oosrr,r,,A~.
EA0 MARRIAGE. Hear what the Daltnors oaETss.
Ieaasat Of the o4dklloW, Doonsbsro, 4 AryIaad, mid On
Thursday. the Sist Of Nay. 1890, n
"s.Hstos. care. q diseases saassa ~ s.riy iSdispse.
tsa hAviAg bon pertorAed W the Kagiiah Dotaus Fhy.
aalAA. eeltt my duty, having . knUyisigs Of thssa, 10
.saas the I'D, believing thatin Doing % I nay DO { sSrv.
~ u ths sanering. OAe eAss IN partiealaR-thAt Of q
yOuRS man In this elty-b worthy. Of metz. Ne ka1
Sesns the victim Of = habit, the nsrs Allusien 10 vhieh
AFs ashsAasr, and amer ySdrs a suhssinG 0nd aoessF.
gvs ~ all heps o. ~rseoyefy. Ne wished 10 marry,
VS. d.Fiy hstevOd BY q sWeSt Q girl ~ essr tansi
Il assertion, but no was fcarfui, nervous, and pre-
De dared not we'd on account Of the shnttsreo
= SylteIn. He sought rslisfa at ths hands cf ~
MUSICIAN, and, astonishing ~ Il may scoua, All
aud vigSr Of youth has retsrasd, and IS s
sPpy father Of . pair OF bright boys.r - :
are suhsring' no'mattar what their COMPLAINS.
on the Botanic PhysisuA ooaAdsauaRy. TI@I
ppon rslieL hh s1ico II a. IA. "A uAs3
Bst. syeanorss 81 and seaass v,OfNofNEfTi
p
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25

Chr;stopher Browsr Pi'tf 1 Pfebla Com
va mon pIeaa. Al
John Bloomfield at al il action.
lDArts
VAUOh ToMLlNSON, and JaAa a;
ATonlinscn Of the county OF Marion, eno
state sOt Indiana, viii take notice, that
Christopher Brewer, ct the county Of Prebls
aud State Of Ohio, did on tho 10Th day OF
NoVemberi 1868, hle bis petition IA the
Court of Comnon Pleas within and for the
county OF treble, ana StAts OF Ohio, ngaiDat
the aaidaZsdok Tsmlinson aud Julia A
TomhnSon bis wife and John Bloomfield,
S~usannRh Bloomfield bis wife, and Mary
N. Brewer, defendants, which is new pond
ing. The object Of which iS TO yet asido
q certain warranty deed exseeted BY ne
said John and Susannsh Rloomheidg ION TIE
18th day Of July 1867 conveying " the said
ZAdok fonhnson the following rsalaestats
situate IN treble couHty onio: Seins inc
north part OF the nnrth-eaStquarter, section
[3sr, township =, range east being thirty,
slget acres more or Teas Oh the north sids OF
lard q'iarter ~, - eseA
AlSo, tLa so~pthffsst quarter, OF seetion
81, township y, range = cas-, ssateihlag g
acres, more Or less, which deee y alleged
70 nave peen irapduisntlJ naae @Ha sAeea'
teu; tt,u 49, .,@saIu.sfa
also asklhg 70 SCI asies Z osrIAuA MGEs
Hage . ~ ~, sns .ala an a.y osa =,
Io.' 4" wy 1ST.s esscitoea PIs Z.
the sad lados pSnl lss SS 70 The Z: sal; "Sa. aohn
d;.;onSJ Oh. IL ~ tsITs ssgs..
u,Nuvv"er .n"s tne saiu IaavA Iy"
Mhali support and maintain the aaid JehA
and ssSannahr Bloomheld his wife dar'ngs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
lstal snS fIisttIIaIRIsJJnasi.i
MILLINERY.

We beg to cali tho attention Of
such Of our fair readers % are in
the habit OF paying San occasional
V!sis tiahs Queen IF die Vest
to tbslatg aud Blendia stock Of
BOnnsts, Ribtpns artificial flowers
&c. kept by Chase DohersyG Co,
"a, Pearl Street, between Main and
Walnut. Call dpop henFhey
have full asaortmGnt ana sab
cheap.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-25
LIVER COMPLAINT cURxy.

Nus0. 4. L. scoTrLE 1 Co. 2
9sa4. 81 ana hardly abA - e.
Press ny gratitude !sr the bsnslt Ekich Ay
aAaXhtsr has derived fsA the use u 81.
Rs:I's Lvsf ftIll. - NJ ben sro.bIaA
gi,G What IAs ysJsis;.d tallri Mrsy Gen,
plaiat; buI ear asstor hilaA.h give kW aaS
s~srAaxsht rslisf, Elthsagk sks tried bic Pre,
~sar;ptieas .ksatually. she had keeSas nrL
anehsly, unhappy, ard her otsstttu5on wo
aleh hrSkes dowa W taS asa Of asrsxfy.
sAs tYisl Dr. MsJt'B liver R.lls, AHaspeea
SssAn " Stt ks.Ar. ~ aaskspPy - cay thsa
ths kaa sew entirely recovered htF kSaltb1
..a Respectfully Jeara,
JAM q CORA
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-14
Saturday, the 2Sd day of January.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
~ FOR COMPENSA TON
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
A A n 4


THE BOARD OF CLAI Swill hold its
session at No. - SOUTH STREET. Baltimore
where official copies Of all mastering rolls
and recruiting lists will be filed and open for
the examination of claimats.
II. Claims must be presented within ten
days of the filing of said rolls. viz: on or be-
fore the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1861.
III. No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has been en-
gagged in rebellion against tho Government of
tho United otatcs, or who, in any ay,has
given or shall give, aid or comfort to the enc
mics of the Government.
". Loyal persons who have offered their
slaves for enlistment, or whose slaves have en-
listed without their consent, may iile appli'
cation fer compensation such application to
be ace mpanied by certificate of enlistment
from tho recruiting officer, an oath of allegi-
ance in the form prescribed, and satsfactory
proofs of title; also valid deed of manumis-
sion and release of service Of the paItiot
claimed.
In proof of title, the caiman. VIII be re-
quired present an affidavit of ownership,
in which must be stated the time en- he or
she became proprietor of the slave, and if for
life or for n term Of years; accompanied by
the sworn testimony of at least two loyal citi-
zcns, residing in the ncighborhood and not
members of the same family, substantiating
the fact Of ownership rs of public notoriety.
The WIN VIII lhe"Iec W IeuulEeu.
IT do solemnly swear that has, not purchas-
cd or otherwise obtained the slave for whom
now claim compensation, rom any persen or
persons disloyul to tho Government OF the
United States, with n view of obtaining COM
pensation for same /; and further, that have
no agency for obtaining compensation for any
person persons but such as, to my knowl-
edge, arc loyal citizens Of the United States"
For the present and until the law Of the
St,fa in N csi, IN m lpp N
repealed, n pledge to file such deed, when cal.
led upon by the Board, accompanied by are
lease of all claim to service of such .lave,
will he required.
V. The Board will proceed to examine, in
order, the applications, with certificate of en-.
lstment, oath, and proof of title: and If these
shall be found satisfactory. will award com.
pensation not exceeding three hundred dollars
for each able. bodied slave enlisted, to be paid
provided q valid deed of manumission and re-
lease of service shall be filed by tho claimant.
VI. Said deed Of manumission and release
of service having been fled with the Board
and approved it will issue to the claimant n
certificate, setting forth the facts, and stating
the sum awarded; which, on presentation to
the Chef of the Bureau of colorcd troops, at
Washington. will be paid by him.
VII. Blank forms of application can be
obtained at tho office of the Board.
Published by order OF the
SECRETARY OF WAR;,
S. F. STREETER,
President Board Of claitcs.
JAN. {, 1s64-t1M
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-14

Pink OF Allegany, Republic,
Rights of Man, with that part of
PARK and CARMEL
which were conveyed by Ramsey McIIenry
and Ann Eliza Boyd by deed to Jacob Markell
dated the 3lst day of July 1851, and recorded
in Lber IlR, No. s, folio 1926.
Also, one tract OF land called
"Pheasant RIDGE"
containing 2sl acres, more or less.
Also, one tract Of land called
"Alill Scat
Also, the Soldiers Lots numbered
1901 1916, 1880, 1898, 1894, g. 1925.
Also, one tract of land called
"Nincteen,'
containing 80 acres, more or less.
Also, that tract Of land Which WINS conveyed
TO Jacob Markell by Ilardmans heirs, contain
ing so acres, more or less.
Also all those tracts or pieces oil land which
were patented to Jacob Markell by the State OF
Maryland, rs follows, TO wit:
One tract of land called
"Wallab,'
containing o2l acres, more or less.
Also, one tract called
" Moldavia,"
containing 1913 acres, more or less.
Also, one tract called
"Pampeluna,'
containing l74s acres, more or less.
Also, one tract called
'Markleton,'
containngl29 acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
Fox Range
containing $50 acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
'Luro,'
containing 100 acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
'Echo,"
containing l2o6s acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
francisco
containing 1872 acres mo or less.
Also, one tract called
discovery
containing 264 acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
'NIontevue,'
containing 322s acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
'Deerfield,'
containing Ala acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
Willamette
containing 2o5 acres more or less.
Also, one tract called
'Fatherland,'
containing o33s acres more or less
Also, one tract call,d
'Grecn Bay
containing 81 l-lG acres more or less.
'Pine Glade,'
patented to Jacob Markell 9Th of September
1850, for 1851 acres.
Also, one tract called
Oregon
containing ca Lilo acres more or less.
Also, all those tracts called, respectively
Auber, Beaver and Chauser,
which, were severally patented to Jacob Markell
otE n lEust, 1901, couthiuiHB oV hcTe5 eacU
more or less.
Also, one tract of land called
Dover,
containing so acrcs more or less.
Also, one tract CT land called
Wahitta,
containing so acres more or less, or more prop
ety Washta
Also one tract o. land called
New Year,
containing so acres m ore or less.
Also, the following tracts, TO wit;
San Diego,
containing so acres more or 'css.
Sierra Nevada,
&C containing 100 acres more or less.
Berry Hill,
containing lO4! acres more Or less.
Rina!do,
containing so acres more or less.
Meadow Mountain,
containing 475s acres more or less.
Sacramento,
containing 400 acres more or less.
Summit Point,
containing ejji atTts more or less
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-14
SHREIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of Two writs Of Fieri Fla.
ID cias issued out of the Circuit Court for
Alegany County, and to me directed, one at
the suit of e. and s. Frey against the goods
and chattels. lands and tenements of Ralph
Thayer. Richard Fairall, and William Brown
ing. and one at the suit of the Commissioners
of Public Schools for Alleg'ny County, against
the goods and chnttes, lands and tenements
of William 81 owning and J. NJ. A. Browning.
Also by virtue OF n writ of Ficri Facias is
sued by Andrew Gender, Esq, n Justice of the
Peace in and for Allegany County mud to me
directed at the suit OF Pennman & Bro.
against the goods and chGttels of Ralph Thay-
or and William Browning, | have seized and
taken in execution all the right title and inte-
rest of Wilson Browning in and TO the iol-
lowing described property, 10 wit.
All that part of q tract OF land called
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-14
'NEW YORK TRIUMPH,

containing 200 acres of land. This land is
unimproved, but has good timber and soil,
and lies about 2 miles cas-: of Cumberland,
and near the farm of Col c. M. Thrustop.
Also n small Lot or piece of ground adj
jainng ard east Of Lot No. A. and fronting
8 feet On Harrison Street aud running back
with that width G5 feet to Lot No. s, and
extending with the width Of one foot along
the rear end Of Lot No 8, 500 feet to the
South line of Lot No. 8, or line Of John
EDWARDS lot.
The above lots viii be sold by courses and
distances Ivy actual survey, and according to
a plat Of the stme, which will be exhibited
at the sale.
TERMS OF SALE-as prescribed by the
decrec-one third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments in
one and two years from day of sale, with in
tercst from day Of sale, and to be secured
by the notes OF the purchaser with security
to be approved by the trustee. Upon TIE
payment of purchase money, good and suf-
Gcicrt deeds will be executed by the Trustee
to the purchasers.
". w. McKAIG,
Dec. "a, 18G3-ts. Trustee.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-14

Tic undersigned--, whose post Office
address is, county Of, State Of
-, proposes to carry the mails 1.-THE Uni
ted States, from July l, 1864, to Jnne 30. 1868
on route No. -, between-- and -
State of - under the advertisement Of
the Postmaster General, daieo November 10,
1868, with celebrity, certainty, and security"
for the annual sum Of - dollars.
This proposal is made with fill knowledge Of
the distance Of the route, the ,ceight Of the mail TO
be carried and aHother particulars in Inference
to tie route and service, and, also, after car.ful
examination Of the ldrs and Instructions attached
TO The Advertisement
Guarantee.
The undersigned, residing at -, State
OF - undertake that, If the foregoing bid
fov carrying the mail on route No. - be
accepted by the Postmaster General, the bid.
der shall prior TO the LIST day of July, 1864.
enter into the required obligation or contract
TO perform the service proposed, with good aud
sufficient sureties.
Tai. re do ind rs,an ling distinctly The oJl,-
gaiicas and liabilities assumed BY gudruators
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-14
SheriH'S Sale.

By virtue of sundry writs OF fieri iacias upon
indictments of condemnation, and sundry other
writs of feri facias issued out of the Circuit
Court for Allegany county, and TO me directed,
one of each at the suit Of Horace A. Beale, one
of each at the suit Of Steele q worth, one OF
each at the sui, Of The Lackawanna Iron ana
Coal Company, one of each at the suit oil Nor
ris, Wheeler 4 Co., one of each Mt the suit OF
A Pardee & Co.. one OF each at the snlt OF
Charles jackson. j., one Of each at the suit oil
EAGLE, Beaver & Co., and to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right, IL
tie, and interest OF JOSEF h r. Anderson in and
to the hereinafter mentioned real estate lying
aud being in Allegany county, Maryland, anu
hereby give notice that on
Tuesday tie 26M day Of January, 1851,
in front of The St. Nicholas hotel in the CT tyo
Cumberland, ut the hour of eleven O'Clock, A.
NJ, will offer the said property hereinafter
mentioned 10 the highest bidder for cash TO
satisfy said executions, TO wit:
All those tracts parts of tracts and parcels
of land lying and situate in Alegany county,
Maryland, and known and described as lol-
lows to wit-thcy being also the same tracts
and parcels of land which were sold and con-
veyed by Josiah u. Gordon, trustee, TO said
Joseph r. Anderson, as will more fully appear
in and by reference to the trustees report OF
such sales, made and ratified in number ll53
on the docket OF the Circuit Court for Allie
gary county as court of equity
One tract of land called
"Latentworth,"
containing lo,7G0 acres, more or less.
Also, one tract of land called
"Glen Eyrie,''
containing 1924 acres, More or less.
Also, one tract Of land called
muddy Creek"
containing 5G5 acres, more or less.
Also, one tract Of land called
"Meadow Mountain Glade"
containing GAS acres, more or less
Also, one tract of land called
"Palo Alto"
containing 1903 acres, more or less
Also one tract of land called the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

A HAPPY MEET1No.-An interesting and
pleasant meeting took place in this city .
day or tive since, between . Mr.. Broma-
germ and six of his sons, all soldiers in the
Union armyexcept the father and hewould
be were he not q cripple. Two of his sons
are members of the 8th Indiana, one of the
3lth and one of the seth Indiana, one of the
22d Illinois, and one of an Iowa regiment.
They were all on their way home on fur
Tough, and were met here by their father.
Four are veterans; the other two are
not eligible. Two of them have been in the
service since the first call for three months
troops. The Oldest is 81 years of age, the
Youngest q. Three of the six are printers.
They all meet.to-day at the paternal man
sion, at Hillgrove, Ohio, for a grand re-
union.-Iad.anapolt Journal, 2lst.