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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

MILITARY TNTERFEREN1E.

We cordially endorse any military inter
ference within its legitimate spherc-anythint
done towards the suppression of treason an,
rebellion shall always receive our undivided
support. We earnestly protest, however
against any such interference in our cicit af
fairs, ioral or 'Mote, by persons tmporri!
amohGst us. Any citizen of the State OF
County in the service of the Country, is full,
entitled to interfere in these matters, but there
such Interference must stop.
We have nothing more ~ say on, this sub.
ject at present
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

TnK LuSss.-Tle cold and changeabfe
weather tells terribly on those who have weak
and diseased lsngs Many are suffering at
this time with affections of the throat s,sd
lungs Bronchitis is becoming very COM
Mon affection. Those who are prcdisposcd to
Colds, Coughs Bronchitis. &C., should avoid
the night air. There sre nsssS preparations
recommended foY these diseases, but there is
not doubt but that Dr SsrieklaHd's Meliaut
GUS Cough Balsam is the best tsrssdy. We
have known it to effect cures in the worst
eases Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and primary cases of Consumption. lai
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
NET GAINS IN SIXTY DAYS,

The New York C0almercim iir.,ti3er sdms
up the military gains of the Cnim in the last
sixty days with precision which will be
agrccablc in posting the national books a! tie
end of the ycar The otnfiiiiuis which arc
cpitomizcd ore thcse of Si!EgraNi PhshsASros
GILtKu, TnesAs, CAxBY, GREGG, SHERMAN.
and the navy: During that time the number
of cannon c,ptarcl from Tire Rcbc.s were twt
hundred and four. The number IF Rebel
soldiers taken prisoners were twenty-one
thousand eight hundred, and of negroes fit to
be soldiers, seven thousand by SHERMAN.
Total, twenty-cight thousand eight hnndrcd.
The killed and wounded Of the ei,einy, N the
Shenandoah Valley, in tennessee, Missouri.
Mississippi, Central Virginia and Georgia,
were at least fifteen thousand. Twenty-Five
Rebel Generals have been placed hors du rom
rat, of whom thirteen were killed. six wounded
and six taken prisoners. About tw"-hundred
md eighty five miles Of railroads in Rebelious
STATES have been destroyed by Union troops,
with fifteen locomotives ard tjfirrii trains o
.a:s. Cotton has b e, destroyed worth ten
millions Of dollars. Over twelve Thousand
head at ht,,rs nsd horses have been taken
md frtccu hji'drnl hcad If cattle. Military
torres and pro, 'siul:s have been DESTROYED
worth lniliiot .6 t'o.tays. beside wagon train.
camp cuuipasc. and other articles. The navy
has sunk the Rebel ram iAemn,le, and sap
turcd six or eight blockade running steamers
Beside small craft These are heavy blows
but they .rc slight in Comparison to thos.
which src ~. to be tcliyc:e,l It tie Rclel
iion.-TH,. Mquirtr
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
OUR PRISONERS,

The subject Of our prisoners in the hands
of the rebels. and their murderous treatment
of them IS being more freely discussed by our
press. The brutal inhumanity of these in
c1rnate demons has long and painfully exer-
ciscd our people. and wrung their spirits will,
deepest grief and indignation This inhuman
system of murder, tbs no less than cold blooded
murder BY wholesale. has for more than two
years been before tire eyes of our people and
the question of how it is to be met is yet un.
determined Although the Union press il
beginning to speak out on this subject, yet i,
is with an uncertain or doubtful sound as
though they did soa understand the public
wish on this subject, though they admit and
see that the action of the Government does
not come up TO the public wish and is moi
+" adequate to the awful emergencies of the
case"
We have heretofore and on several occa.
sions spoken our mind on this subject, and
have nothing new to suggest as n remedy
We haze heretofore advocated as the onlu
policy that can or will have any adequate
effect in the case is to- ".fst< the DecH pRa
fire." nothing sho,s Of it will have the effect
We are glad to see that our contemporaries are
getting their eyes open to this necessity Blu,
regret tlioir stoscncss in reaiising, as well as
their partial comprehension of the fact, Gen.
Butler has ON more occasions than one dc.
monstrated the effectiveness Of this system,
and brought the rebels to- realizing sense
Of the necessity Of a little decency and hu.
mainly. Others. have tried it perhaps ON
less scale but with successful results.
There Is one fact in this connection which
perhaps hos not suggested itself to our au-
tiorities and that is that while this condi-
ton of things is permitted we are every week
DOSING bastie at least so Ear as thcamn,l,er Of
killed is concerned. We shall in all proba-
bility loose within the next six months A, 900
in kil..cA aud disabled without firing q shot |.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

RETtRN Of MoNEy to- THE GOVERNMENT
Three cases of conscience have recently been
bsorght to notice If the Treasury Depart
mcnt 3n officer Of tnc United States being
in doubt as to the pr"py;cty of having drawn
ID reeuisisior for Sl35, has returned the
motley, with tic reqsest that ons-lraF Of it be
considered as che property of the government.
and the other as his in lividuap contribution to
the csase Of " Uncle Gam"
Another anonymous corrcsp Hlent returns
S152.50. but desires no publication Of the
fact; while the third. transmitting S23.7s.
requests that its ,oceipt be acknowledged
through the New York newspapers.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
ay At the dinner Of the New Englar

ES- At the dinner OF the New England
Society, in response to the toast; "Free Ma
ryland- to our little sister. the last-born
daughter of f.eedom--the pet aud pride oil
the whole society of States" Colonel Cherries
f Phelps ssid that the triumph Of liberty
could nowhere be more appropriately celebra-
ted than at - festive copcowrye Of New
EngIaudsrs. The immediate. uncompcnsate,l
Of eighsy thousand slaves. and
the Importation Of Now England common
schools Into Maryland. were cardinal features
of the new reformation 1t is change from
chivsiry To common SENSE. Slavery is dead
in the land Of Henrietta Maria. The Puritan
principles of freedom anl progress are now
fundamental law in the colony of the ancient
cavalier. t'a i''
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

EfEcrtos or SENATOR -Thc election yes
tcrday, 80 far as we could learn, passed OF
quietly. At the time of going to press the
polls had Tot closed. tu. there is hardly a
possible doubt of DR.. CAROLS election. He
will make c,ne~ous gain On his last vote.
This district which last election gave Holland
one hundred and five majority, will this time
give handsome majority fct Carroll. An
other evidence of mans changesble ns,utc =
Cambridge MteHiyencer, 2iM inst.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
+ ETTEaS remaining unclaimed in II

+ ETTEhS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post-oifcc ut Cumberland, State Of Mary land,
29th day of December 1864:
z.S- TO obtain any of these letters, the arpli-
mus, call for aeriisrd ietrts, give the date
ii this iet; ard pay ono cent for advertising.
'FREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers. at the
residence Of U~kers, mag he stcurtf hr t,strvine
III. follo~,"g fuiss;
II. OBJECT lrt,trs oiahty to tie .,scst and
niiinlcF rs well as il@ g,,.stsoifee and, State.
W. B.==A REqt'ESf for the RETtES u let-
ter to the writer, if n'tlaihitd -ithh 30 days or
uc, and na.. reross ;lft left hand and IF the cns
vropc: Ike flee side will he complied NTH Mt the
hsial prepaid rate Of postage; payable when tho
bitter Is delivered to the writcf''
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Sats Of Maryland, -lihyany Comfy, to srh:
T HEREBY CERTIFY, that Thomas Wulkinshaw
/ of Allegany County, brought before me tho
subscriber, Justire of the Peace in and for said
county, this 23d day of December, 1854, MS stray
trtspassng on his enclosures small dark rcd COW
dark around the mouth. No other muIks, and
supposed 10 We abott tiittt ycars old h., spring:
Appraised br Robert Gratie and John Stewart ut
SO
Given under my hand md SEAL
--. II. Il: WADE. J.. p.
The ow cf Of tn. above described ctw is rcqrcs-
ted to prove properly, pny charges and take her
away. THOMAS WALklNSllAW.
Dee 29-3t Living ut Ecklart Mines.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

MIEIrARY OFFicERs AID SOLDIERS should
have Browns Bronchial, Trochcs, as they can
he carried in the pocket anu taken upon the
first appearance of a Cold or Cough. which. if
neglected, may terminate in something worse.
AS there are limitations. DO sure 70 obtain tie
eeauine' Biole,'s fs,dlrhl,S ToeAss, Which, are
seldI eSes yHliere at - cents Box. rs
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

c'gfSe ''oher, ct al, No ll7H Equity i" the Cir,
John winrow n,hcfs County.
nRbEHED. That the sales made and reported iy
Z George 4. braric md II Go.dun TRUSTEES;
hy their report filed in this csGsc the 9th day
Vi btts nl'er 1854, be ratified AID confirmed. ln-
less caLse to the contrary thereof lie ssi'Mn or
before the first day Ut February next: Provided II
cop. Of this order he published in s,me newspaper
printed in the city of Cumberland, once in each Of
til CT successive weeks lciorc tie 18th day cf polru-
AIRY next The Report states the amount Of ALI to-
Lc $40 -.-.t,.l...
..t, True Cop, Tost--IlORAcE RESIEI,
scc. 2.-3t Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

Publishing THE L.sps The Bossnm and
Cincinnati journals are publishing IN fail the
list of taxpayers. and tive amoat,t they pay
unocr the s2ceiuI revenue law. The publica-
ton has Developed the fact tlrss wealthy men,
who spend over $4,000 per annum in their
household expenses have no income over
5000" Tho publication creates a great
hubbub, but mostly among those who have
sinister motives for conccaling their wealth
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
ESTATE OF JOHN kOONTI.

'l>llS is To give notice that the subscriber hath
l obtained from the Orphans tuart for Allcg;,ny
County. in Mar, land. Letters of Administration on
IA personal estate of
JOIN KoOArZ,
late Of s;,if County deceased All persons having
claims against the said 'ct,sst'l are hereby WARMED
to EXHIBIT the s.tnc. with The vouchers thereof lc
grsly -usfsa tat.s to the sui scrihcr, lcf.ro
tile lfth dry If July next; they may otherwise by
law be cyclmlci from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing hctisc YES indebted TO said estate
requested 10 tri and make immediate payment
Gvch under my ifaiid tliis 18th L,s Of Dec. 1864.
H. {. GETTY, Administrator.
Dec. 20, lSiiI-..w .....-,.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

TIE New DRArr.--A Washington cures
pondcm Of the New York Uenht says: 1t
is thought aud intended in the War Depart.
mort that the new call for men shall produce
but fGr; per cent. N the amount. The bal
ancc was tcss IN credits and other contributes
and accidents to Wick fhs ncw draft win not
be liable. Cmtlsg and running to Carada
and elsewhere wSs very large leak in the
last cndcavur to ycefti. the the army. Plenty
of time to do this was allowed the unwarliko
and kfavish The drafted will be fetched up
with short turn this time. II Is und, fstood
.hat a system of passports, to be rigjdly CHI
Nreed o, Detr.it, Ba!1alo. Suspension drudge
and Sackct's IIarbor, will lie Invoked to hold
men to the sacred duty Of fighting for their
country.
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NOTICE..

Wanted inm, diaely-A Teacher, TO take charge
of School q, Demold's Mines district No. lG.)
a liberal salary will be allowed. Good references
required.
For further information, aiply PERSONALLY or by
lett, r to Alex. Reid
Homecoming =. o. Allcgany Cou Wy, Nd
Dec ~ 1864.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

Tota...2 lac, 5O2 LIS, 200 1854, 5ei 1904, Oss
Per cent? ...55, II 4i,s5 1920 81 80
Lincolns maj +os sO2. Anti-Lhseln maj ,lss, SIC
Whole vote in 1860, 3-S6S GIG; in. 1864
ESTIMATING that not countcd( 1000 900 in
crease, l3f, 1884, Thc cpsire' vote for Presi-
dent in 1860. iuhluling all the Southern
States, was 4, $50, 193.,,. s,.,;.- -Fft
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29
JOHN KooArZ,
DRAFT.
N OF ALLEGANY COUNTY.

MEN OF ALLEGANY COUNTY.
Do you knoE that you can be furrisht" witE
good Substitutes for one ytSr. and those who are
not drafted can bcaurnshcd with (3) three ycals in
advance of til, draft Mt sli6rt notice and rtiIson-
able terms. nj No. 2. Fest Second Street Frederick
City Nd. Give us q call. Al. ..-.-,
s. W. COOVER,
A .t'oriaci Substitute Broker.
Dec. ~, 1854.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

COT PERKINS, proprietor of the Hancoc.,
House. in Boston, di.d on "Wednesday.
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POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT,
From the New York Tribune !

FROM the New York Tribune.
Tho Tribune Almanac" for 1865, which
will he Published in fe. days, will contain
official rctsrrs 0f the vote for Psesilnts
Electors from nearly every Stats IN the I -ior
In consequence of the early meeting Of the
Electoral Colleges it was impossible to get in
all the returns in some Of the large Western
States, such as Missouri, Iowa, tive Mictigsr
Peninsula, Minnesota, &c; but tIscsc def.
cicncies are trivial, and make no difference
in the relative proporeion of the vote The
aggregate vote, as actually returned, IL 3 1857
702-say 1000. 900, including such rs were
excluded by being too late. OF those duly
rcturrsl the respective candidates had.
Abraham Iincoln.... 49,, 80: a.
George Brinton Met lean......I i Is, 200 "a
Majority for Lincoln. ...c.......... 4o7 500
Taking the entire popular vote in all the
States entitled to voice. We may put Lin
coins clear majority at $50 900. The vote in
detail estimating Orcgon) is as follows, com
pairing with the same States in 1860: llf
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New Advertisements.
TO THE
GROCERS OF CUMBERLAND. MD,
FRENCH. COFFEE, r -..
Z M FRENCH MUSTARD:

WE ARE Now MAKING TIE BEST COFFEE,
EVER MAnE BY Us. AND, WE CHALLENGE
COMPETITION. We have also determined That
no other manufacturer shall undcrscll u. even with
inferior article We offer to the Grocers Of Cum
berand, our celebrated -.
FRENCH COFFEE.
1t is pure and nutritious Coffee. aud We will
put its quality against amy in Tie United States.
The prices shall be made 10 plenso-;hc standard Of
the Coff shall always be Kept up.
We are manufacturing
FRENCH MCSTARDS!
ON precisely the process of the Imported Frencli-it
will not fcrmcnt, aud will stand any climate. We
ask triul 10y Grocers.
FRENtW EORDL4LS!
We can supply At less than one-half the price Of
the Imported, We are erecting machinery for
the purpose of putting up Oysters. Fruits &c., and
will be enabled to supply my demands. The Mcr:
chants of Cumberland mny rely upon geffing Md
tet Of yoods ard no shall underscll US. We
solicit their custom.
J. F. BROADBENT & CO.,
| Dee 29.-4t French Coffee Mills, Bulto
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-29

RIcH silver mines have hccn discovered. in
Washington Territory.
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Order of Ratification.

80 NFV A TUT 7 wv + u
D't. 40, 1851
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toned, that he was for several years Commits
sioner Of the Revenue, WREN be declined being
any longera Candidate for the Office for seven.
teen years he7was tile Surveyor Of tie county,
aud very few ever exeelled him in the accuracy
OF his plats and measurements, he WAC ;.lso one
Of the Magistrates Of the county sfor nearly
forty years, itself proof OF the confidence
which the people reposed in his Judgment AMI
'integritya -
In ali the relations of private life lie was an
:sxpmpiary pattern, whose SOLITARY influence ex ;
seehded over wide circle Whit be was. living,
saRd will, now that he Is Dead 81 transmitted to
succeeding generarions with increased power.
In manners he was 4 gentleman Of ths old
school, dignifed, courteous and urbane. His
character was mafkelby truthfuness and sim
cerity, BY industry. frngality and temperance,
by paictuahty in his engagements, honesty in
his dealings, sympathy for the afflicted and ci.-
rty to. ALL
Forthe lasttwenty years of his life he seldom
attended church, because he was too deaf to en-
gage with profit in the public services of the
sanctuary, but he still took delight in private
christian intercourse. Hisdeath- bed was re
markable for it's calInness and serenity-Re ex-
pressing to the last his hope Of eternal life
solely through the merits of his Redeemer.--
Five children aud eleven grand children that
survive him have reason to mourn bis loss, aud
so has wide circle Of other relatives and friends
to whom though now dead be still; speaks.
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS
C,ffs,e 18th COng,i District.

Ii persons liable 10. military duty, whether
"a under previous, or the late legislation OF
Congress, will report themselves for enrolment :.
and examination, at the places and on the days
liked IN the annexed notice Of the Examining
Board. This notice cludes .,..-s.,.
3 lst. All persons betweens the ages o. ~ anG
45. who have not heretofore been enroiied- 3
3D. All persons .beSwseii the ages Of 10 a1a
As, who Aaee been examined and exempted
whether temporarily or permanently.
Sd. All of the reserve classes, / e. beeweeA
the ages Of II anu Is, and As and 80, whs>hsF
enrolled heretofore or not
W. All persons heretofore exempt by law 81
Congress, whose exemptions are revoked ~
virtue Of the new military bill, approved 17th
February, 1854. g gsS 81
v. All persons claiming exemption under Tho ,
newlaw. j 49,,
9th. All male free negroes and ether ftss
persons of color, not including those free uBder
! the treaty of Paris Of 1898, or under the treaty
Of Spain Of 1917, between. the ages Of S18 apA /
0years. .As CO.,
n. B--Ths class viii report on the last az
/ of the examination in each county. 80 h22f1'
/ This notice Includes all persons Of arg e he
above classes, whether. residents Of this or a9y
other portion CT The State, or other States, and
all persous who nave been at any time dischaxS-
4 ed from the army.
All the Llws and regulations applicable. tsv
leserters will be applied to such p rsola il ths
classes above named. WHO shall fail report At,
], the places of rendezvous, or who shan de1efI
after enrolment. az
D. B{BALDWIN, Captain s
and Enrolling Chcer 18th Congi District. |,
The undersigned Examining, Board for the
.i1ath Congressional District do hereby give no.
Itics 10 iii whom II may concern, that they hsss
bappointed the following places and days for the
! examination Of cousclipts in the l3th Copgres-
] sional District in pursuance Of the above notice,
land all exemptions heretofore granted ere sre-,
Evoked and REORGANIZATION ordered. : 1sl
This includes all persons between II and So
except these detailed for Government contraca;
tors, ,ss
washington County, at Abingdon, on the It'll,
9Th. 10th and 18th May. .as
: Smytll County, at Marion, on the 18th, 18th
and 18th May. M a .sga3.h $50,
s. Wythe County. it WytLevile, on the leo.
j Eth and 18th May. - - :
j farewell County. at Tase~sil Court Hoasta
# oil The ed and oath May .sse4 -
= Bland Conntysat ihe Grab Orchard, en- ths
, 9th and 18th May. ~
Grayson County, al Independence, % the III
and I'd June. tss ~ "a
: Russell County, Mt Lebanon, on the oth, lote
! and lth June. TX. 4s,3
II Scott County, a, Estillsille. on the 18th, IAN
and 18th June. 80 pa. -
Err. WALKER. sdrgrohy& Psest.,
JAMES Y. rIIAMMETo ~ D.,
Z I. a. T. PAINTER. NJ. D.,
Il Ezamtnms Bead
asss~ To be inserted in all the news papers
in 9th Coagl District until 10Th June. !.
a. April % lS64--3t - p. y. = 4
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Notice to Taxi ayers.

II Am now ready to receive oil the Taxes due
G for tue year 1868, instic 67th District, COM
posed Of the counties Of Russell and Buchanan,
and forsthat purpose, will attend ut the follow
ing places at the times here specified:
Wednesday, May 18th, at Fielding combs'
House, m. u.
Thursday, May 18th, At H. D. Aston's Store,
NJ
Friday, May goth, At Hugh JShhson's House,
Saturday, May 2lst, at John ". Lanpkin's
Store
Monday. May 2sd, at j c. Ferguson's Mill.
Tuesday, May 18th, At A. Z. Hendricks Old
Store. l
Thursday, May a6th, At HOBBS . Hendricks
Friday, May 9th, .. N. 3. Bnriine' ) House.
Saturday, May 18th. at ]. G. Fusats's Tau
Yard.
Monday. May Both, at Robert rueate's Store.
Tuesday May sist. at James H. Dickinson .
Store. s.
Wednesday, June lsi, It John Bicklss's Old
Store.
Thursday. june Cd, at VIM. Grifz'e House.
Friday, une Sd, at Mrs. Archer Jessee's Mil.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th,
It'll and 9th, at Thos. e.. NJ. Alderson's Store.
All persons failing to meet me and pay theii
Taxes according to this notice, will be required
to p.y 10 per cent Tax rs the law requires.
- THOMAS II. GARRETT,
Tax Collector for Dist. No. 81.
Nav 6. 1S64-5w
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1s0MMlTTED to the Jail Of Waslingtoo

SUMMITTEN to The Jail Of Washington coun-
~ t., on the lst inst, three Negroes, . man,
woman and Child. They say they belong 70
Martin Wilkersnn. of Carroll county; Va. The
man calls himself Alexander, is dark mulatto,
5 feet or s inhes. high, and rather slow spq-
ken. The woman calls herself Margaret She
IL bright mu!atto, 5 feet Or s inches high.
The childish girl Il or Is months old, rather
darker than the mother, and very likely They
were taken up i5miles west Of Abingdon. The
owner is notified to come forward and prove
property, pay charges aud take them away.
MMs W. BARKER,
May 1S. l664-6t laisor w. c.
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= = -
OBITUARIES.

IGaI =, Snvth cnu,,tu sVo ~ lp,,,,b,,,,d fa,orT
ii, I'D a-rh Il Senterher 1894 Ms nrv ~
carrsn.u S IL aaa wear II her : 90 Sha ~.
ta..bs.l herself "a the Metba,i;st nh7r.h ~ nor
l7.h YEAR of wb;ci, sbe wss f.;thf.,s ..a ca,,.
s;.tspt member IN the t;na &C her dss,h Pc.
yiious 60 her orn illness. it was her pri Siege to
brothers IN &c whom were sai4srine from i TIA
zane disease that afterwards nrossd mor,.l m
hsraeik Thus she appeared as guardian an
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HID. QRS. DEPARTMENT. E. TENN,
OrFicE CiiEr CoMMIs saRY,
Abingdon. April 26th,a 264.

Ii persons from. whom supplies for use 81
n the Gommissary Department have been
purchased or impressed without payment being
made. are notified to present xnne TO this Of
ice for settlement, on and after tlelst preximo
:. All certificates of indebtedness Of Commissa
ries made out in due form. will be paid, and
prompt measures taken to secure at an early
day settlements Of all hand receipts, lor infor-
NAL claims.
ISAAC SHELBY, sJr..
Captain. and Chief Commissnry.
Auril % 1854 1t
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500 REWARD.

q TOLEN ffcnsmy pasture on Cedar Creek,
~ one mile below Cedarsille, on Friday night
the 9Th. inst. Black Roam Horse. s years old,
l6 hands high, very lengthy, with heavy limbs,
large hoofs, and never been shod, the tight hip
a little lower than the left, carried 4 high tail
when ridden, and little to one side. with large
ears, which tapped about. AMI q slight sore on
the right shoulder made by the collar.
IS ROBERT CLARK. {
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