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A SOLDIER KILLED. Monday evening
last soldier belonging to the 4th Regiment
W. Va. Vols. was killed by one Of the Pro-
vost Guards on South Mechanic Street. The
soldier was drunk sAS attempted to force the
gun from the guard when the latter struck
him across tide head, inficting injuries from
which he died.
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IxJunxp.-Mr JAS Findley Andersen, an
employee in the machine shop ~ the Balti-
more L. Ohio Railroad Co.. was injured quite
severcly Oh SUNDAY night last by being caught
between two engins-tenders. lie is. how
ever, not dangerously injured.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Maryland, A'sgang County, to rh:
r HEREBY, CERTIFY, tsat Thomas walkinshaw
i of Allegany Coihy, brought before me the
subscriber, 1gstife 81 the Peace in and for said
county. this "a day ii December, 1854. as q strey
a,resp':.Hg ca b: en:prss small dark red COW
Supposed 10 be about three gears old. last sprfg
APPRAISED by Robert Grace and John StsT1rt at
Given under my hsaiss and ss4is.
The ov or 81 ,ts ahs,o described eew is reaucs
ted TO prove property, pay charges and take her
away. TlfMAS wALKINSHAT
Pee. .S1t living at EIkiart Ninet.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
II Post-oiiice at Cumberland, State Of Maryland
,th day of Jan 1865. a..
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IT vas Gen oi,a Adums, aud not Gen.
Writ Adaias who was killed At Franklin.
Ten. Writ Adams is in mississippi. Gen.
John Adaihs was a., old United States oncer,
and resided VI t,his. ~
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CARD TO INFAl.lDS.

IA
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DgS. i,EPSIA.

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No. 1901, Equity.
TINE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO |
i procure a convcyanrc to the plaintiff of the
title certain real estate, situated in said Allcgany
county, from the heirs at law of David Crock, late
Of said county, deceased, who in his lifetime, owned
the same.
The bill states that said David Crock departed
this life sometime in the hoH,i of April, in tho
year 1863 ntes,ate leaving As Ms only heirs at law
his brother, Gabriel Crock citizen of the State Of
West Virginia, and his sister, Rachael Crock inter
married with a certain Simeon Twgy Of Allegany
county and State Of Maryland That the said Da-
vid Crock, on the 9Th day of March, 1861, being
seized and possessed Of certain real cstnte, situate
on Polish Mountain, in said county, entered into a
written agreement or bond with the plaintiff, that
if he, the plaintiff, would support and maintain and
furnish said Crock with clolhing, lodging and all
other necessaries and comforts during his Crooks
lifetime, the said plaintiff should occupy, possess
and enjoy said real estate during the lifetime of said
Crock. That said Crock stipulated in said agree
ment or bond to secure in his lifetime, the title to
said real estate I'd sale plaintiff by deed last will
and testament
EItSad bill furSier states that IN conformity with
Biz stpuiattons in said agrecmet We said plaintiff
did well and truly support and maintain and fur
nish said Crock with good and sufficient food and
clothing aad all other comforts and necessaries Of
life, from the day of saida grcement till the day o.
his death, in April, 1863. But that the said Crock
did not and convey the title of said real estate
to said plaintiff as he promised and agreed to do
1t is thercupon this 10Th day of November, 1864
by the Circuit Court for Allegany County, as
Ce,,rt Of Equity, sijudged and ordered that til
Snpfttant by causing a copy of this order to b
inserted In some newspaper printed in the city O
Cumberland, opce in each Of four Successive week
before ths end day Of January. 1855, gle notice t.
said Gabricl Crock of the object ana substance O
this BILL and warn him to appear in this court. il
person or ~ SOLICITOR, on or before the LIST Monda,
OF March next to angyer the premises and shoy
cause, if any BE HTS why decree ought not to pas
as prayed. ~. II RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy: Tcst-HORACE RESLEY,
Dec !, lo64--lm. Clerk
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DRAFT.
DINIA- i. = ; :
MEN OF ALLEGANY COUNTY.

MEN VI ALLEUhN OOONH
Do you know that you can be furnished with
good Substitutes for one year, and those who are
not drafted can bsSurshed with (3} three ycaIs in
advance Of tn. drift at short hhtct and renson-
able forms. at Nols East Second Street Frederick
City Md. Give i call.
III. 8. W. COOyER,
Afforded Substitute Broker.
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Bf rae UkPiIAk Ms, .cbtnr UF ALLEGANY
COUkTY:

At the request and with the consent Of Douglas
Percy, and J. n. Porter Executors of John Porter,
late of Allcgsny county, deceased it is hereby or
dercd thai said Executors give notice that meet
ing Of the Heirs and Distributes of said deceased
Will be hcld At the Office g. the Register Of Wills in
the;ehy Of Cumberland, on Tuesday, the nth day
EXECUTORS will settle iinal~ ACCOUNT. and dis
tribute the assets In their hands Provided copy
Of this notice pc inserted in some newspaper printed
aud published In the city Of Cumberland once in
each Of three successive wesks before the said 18th
day Of JANUARY 1863:
Es Trne Copy,
Test-GEo.. ". HOOVER,
..',,.,r. Register
Dec, p, ls64-at.
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DR. Strickland's Mcllihuous Cough Balsam is
warranted to cure Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness.
Asthma. Whooping Cough, Sore Throat. Con.
sumption, and all affections Of the Threat and
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Preparing for Publication in roi., &c., Uniform
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L. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,

j. spARKLIxG CATAwBa WINS,
Egsai in Quality aud cAeaer in Price thantAs Bra~-
Il dies and Vines Of The Old Void
FOR. SUMNER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, in
FANTUN, BOWEL COMPLAINT, CRAMf,
COLO AND DIARRHEA.
4 sure Cure Il Guarniied, or tie money tiH be re-
funded.
In support of the above statements, are presented
the Certificates of Dr. Jas. II. Chiffon, Chemist,
New York Dr.. Hiram Cox, Chemical Inspector,
Ohio Dr. James X. Nichols, Chemist, Boston DIR.
n. Z. Jones, Chemical Inspector Circleville, Ohio,
Prof c. r. jackson, Chemist Boston, DR.. Chas.
Upham Shepard. Charleston, S. c.; and j. V. Z.
Blancy, and q A. Mariner, Consulting Chemiyis;
Chicago, all Of whom have anlly zed the CptaWba
.,randy, and commend ii in the bghes, terms, for
.1,aiys,s y'Me HassaeAu,ea, BATE i.,ager, Jan. IS,
1858.
When cvaporatcd through clean linen it left yno
oil or offensive natter In every respect il is PERE
,pirituous liquor The Oil which give to this Brandy
its favor and aroma, is wholly unlike fnsil or grain
oil Its odor partnkcs of both the fruit and
oil of grapes. With acids, il produces others Of
high fragrance. The substitution, OF this Brandy
or Cognlc Brandy will do away with the mnnufnc-
ture of fictitious spirits, sold under this both
II nome anu '''''D' A. a. HAYES, MD,
Assaycr to State Mass IS Boylcstea St
By tie Same, in 1864
have analy zed l.. LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRA Sby 20 with reference to its coii,hcsition ,1id
character being the sapih a. that broQuced in past
wears A cam pie taken FROM tef tasks afforded the
same results with regard 10 purity slightly in
creased ,smount of the principle on which its favor
depends vas determined by comparison with forIacr
samples. {. - s-.
The indications of inal.ss show that this Brandy
is prSthcfi by the same process most of the I'M.
port tee Brandy. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assaycr,
Boston. July 20, 1864. Is Boyleston st.
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Ito whom all Orders should he addressed
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Nov. "a. l864sa-3m
lust REdEivED, A LARGE LOT OF
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Hay AND GRAIN RAKES.
PITCH FORKS, &c.
For sale by
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Corner BALTIC and Mechanic Streots Cumbe rland
IN. Junei8 - -!y.
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LOCAL LNTELLMENCE.

Clntr;,t Couar, fss AL.kaAsv Cousrr.-
The first Term Of tte Circuit Couft for this
Judicial District commenced on Monday last
Hon. James Smith on the bench. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the jury for this
term:
o. II. ". Stull. Henry Il. Atkinson
Hanson Wilson, VIM. W. Seiby,
VIM. Combs. VIM. konnlng'
WIN. MCobe. SamaA L. wagner
John wright. Dennis burst,
Dennis ONeill, Daniel Wineow,
David Kent. jacob Shuck.
James McNulty, Ashford Trail.
Anthony Kahn. =. r. !laldcma1.
Philip burst. MeshaN e,aaee;
George Mckenzie, Benz. II. Edwards.
X. II, Friend. John Friand, ~
y. Z. Horlnyd,
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GTATE OF MARYLAND,
~ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
ANNAPOLIS. Nov IS, 1864.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given, that application. has b.er
made to the GOVERNOR for PAREof & ID,
case of the State VS.. JAMES HARRIS, Convicted
in the Circuit Court for Allcgany County, at Octc
her Term 1863, of enticlng away slaves, and sen
fenced u the Peuitentiary for SIX years and 81,
months.
The Governor viii tale up Ito case for final dc
cison, on or after TUESDAY, :2lth day Of December
next until which time proterts against the said AZ
plca;ion will he heard and the petition in the
open to nspcc .,n at the discretion of the Governor
By order OF the Governor,
r.. WM. Is. HILL, Secretary OF State.
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NOTICE.

Wanted Fnmcdiately-A Teacher, to take charge
Of a School ~ Dcmolds Mines District No. l6. J
A liberal salary will be allowed. Good references
required. .J..fy14.,
For further information, apply personally or b!
letter to Alex. Reid,
Homecoming =. o. Allegany County, Md.
Dec. 20, 1864.
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Baltimore Crackers.

THEN Barrels Baltimore Soda, Sugar, Water and
/ Butter Crackers Also, five Barrels Ginger
Scnnapps, just received and for sale BY
HARRISON 4 JENKINS,
Jan. s; '65. Cor. BALTIC. h Mechanic SITS.
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Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef
and Tongues.

4 lot of fine Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef and
n Tongues, just received and for sale by
HARRISON K JENKINS.
January 5 1861
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THE DEBATES. AND PRO cEEDlNCS
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ORDER Or PUBLICATION.

A"" r. s'''s A .ns er'a cou otS' as 0s
Gabriel Crock & others Court OF Equity.
No. 1901, Equity.
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. RATH =.

--.--.---.-.- :. =, at e..
vie Of John W. Carpenter, and youngest daughter
Of John Bray, ased 10 years. 49,. =,
Inc innerH WI lake place ION r Va Inns 9o,b
si dSlnet p Sun nr.Hl..I ." murray iC9
CLARK on wednesday. June % Mrs.. Mary
Clark, in The 9th wear Of her age. ,.-
Flynn and Thomss are respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral. on frtdsy, 10Th inst, Eoei@r
y. NJ. from her late residence, 81 seventh 81. 40
CUILEN-On Tuesday, June "a, Cathsrine Gull
len, widow Of Charles Cullen, . native OF the Phhh
Of Easily, Co. sligo Ireland, ased Is years
Her friends and acquaintaices, and thoee OF ner
sons John, hiehsel and Iho.s ss9 her .r W.
late reedence, f4T Fat 30th at, near I'd ave 13s
DONOVAN - Florence Donovan, son Of Patrick
Donoya an native Of Rossearbery, County Cork Ire
The funeral will take place this Thur,dayl afer-
moan Iune 10 Al O'clock from his late residence
80 WssbInston Al IA
FtiLMFR-on Monday, June 10Th Christina rel.
lei OF Jacob Fulmcr in The s6th wear Of her see.
t, in1,,es 20 s,,ens H. ,n.raI on TSur,dsv alter
noon Al 4 orlocs from the resilenos Of her daush-
Tar Mr. R,chsId tarian. III Yves, 10Th q, 26i
~, rrsns o. w.,...... tnn. os,h c.o,,s
Edssrd Gise,on, eldest son Of Patrick aud Bridget
~ Ss S.niy are r.seetfuliy invited to
| stiend tbe funeral. on Thursdsy 10Th met at .
o'coci from The residence Of his parents, 206 West
t6th a. His remains viii be taken 70 Calvary
| Cemetery for intsrment. us
riSo. OF oven King sred IL years . native Of the
| Cmn,y nonsshan
Ths funeral viii taie pl.ne on Thurrday June 20,
| AZ IL O'clock, 70 Calvary Cemetery. lle
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A.. -,
- 49,, 80 =. -, 80 ''r1''''" " W.
$50. ', .n .io.' oa' s' We "N''
$500, :, A.. -. ,a ,1"': 80 n1 e0n
Al. ~ '10' ~" ''nu'.
49,. -. '" NV Wv" po'"'yA' Oh
- 'V"' SUI ." '"' 'oneon'''
- .,,., a. It,, -'.N.l," ''"ns '.pO'" ,O"'"
80 ~ qu'' 'u'e's''oh' win m' eViusnee'
=. ,'u oA UoH ''us' W nearly equal inst
'"pV'''e y" 'O'ui III 'n'ehs'h' con-
-nO "A" "s 'o'ai'oh OF 'hs negroes
=. iau' We nave 'herspo" oil Mr. KELLY
's''' 0' 'he r0S' oncs pepaHu'n IT. who claims
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-29
Financial Hsws Markota. As.

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ing the leading quotations At the Gold Room 10
day At 1880 A N. l%l; l2.+6, 1905 200, 1895
$50, 1904; }, 1917; Sis 1917; 4 l39k; &8o,
isox The afternoon quotations Of the general stock
market compared With those Of yesterday afternoon.
show decline In most sorts. few descriptions were
frsetionslly higher. Governments we're higher and
In demand. Tho Cuba brings further orden for the
purchase Of Flve-Twentios on European account II
h supposed that the orders aggregate abou, si,oooo
There Ia no change to note In money and tho market
Is a. easy ever. Some business has been done at
per cent Commercial paper quoted Al as per
cent. Sterling exchange was dull. Banfer' bills
sold at 100. On Change to-day Flour WA &c. Ice.
lower, with moderate export demand. Wheat was
1c s2e. lower on Spring and PC. &c. on Winter
Corn was lc. a &c. lower, with fair export demand
osu we're le. a &c. better Pork was quiet Beef "a,
dull. Lard quiet and steady. whiskey wa frmei
The New York Dry Goods Exchange, for the trans
action Of business among the dry goods merchants.
TO be opened tomorrow morning. The rooms are Al
Nos. 40 and 81 Park Place. The Exchange will ndoTt
facilities long needed by the dry goods trade,