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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-02
CTEPHEN W. DOWNEY'S
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ATT ENTION SOLDIERS AND OFFICERS
Attention WGloUs Of Soldiers and Officers! III
tention Fathers, Mothers. Sisters and Brothers
Of decd Soldiers and Officers ! Attention on
GERS and Soldiers who haze hal hors ana
eqmpage lost IN the Military Serrice IF The
Uited States! attention Officers who hare re-
cruired for the Service and hare nns aHed ac-
counts attention farmers ohoseg ain has been
taken for he Armies of The United States At.
teaiion all ph0 haze claims against The Uniteu
States.
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in proper shape there will be difficulty In col
Letting them Mt some future day. Do not deer the
matter until the evidence necessary to substantial.
your claims cann0t be had
Soldiers who have served two years are entitled
to Sl0O Bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds re-
ceived in battle arc entitled to SlOO Bounty and II
nension of So per month. The heirs oideceased
5oldicrs are entitled to the same.
Officers discharged the service on account o.
wounds, and the widows and children of deceased
Officers entitled to pensions rs follows viz For
1T. Col. and all officers of higher rank $40 pei
month, Major $25, Captain $40. LIST 1t. SIT, 2nd
It, Sl5.
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the I nited States.
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through the Postoiire.
STEPHEN W. 3OWNEY.
FeblG, 1865. Attorney at Law.
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Thrown FROM CARRIAGE.-On Saturday
Morning last son of Mr.. Daniel Wineow, OF
this place, named Amer, was riding in car
rage, when the horse attached became fright
ened and ran off at rapid rate, and on Fred
erick street the boy was thrown out violently
upon the ground. His injuries are not OF a
serious nature.
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APPOINTMENTS - The following appoint
ments by the Governor have been confirmed
by the Senate:-
Charles B. Smith, of this city, to be Su-
perintendent of the National Road i'll Alicgany
county
Peter Baker to be Justice of the Peace at
Oakland.
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SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Mr. a. p. Shepard
has sold his property situated near Flintstonc,
Alegany county, consisting of farm and res
idence. for the sum of ten thousand dollars
Mr.. Herman Berns is the purchaser.
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ONEAL.-Killed at atther's Run, on the 9Th of
Feb. Sergeant JOHN 7. O'NrAL, Co. Z, 9Th Reg
Md Vol. lnfty in the 23d year Of his age son
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TRAINS DELAYED. Since Saturday last the
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
have been running with great irregularity, in
consequence of the floating ice carrying away
the trcssclling from several bridges. Big
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ALLEeANY County BouNTr BoARD.--MessrS
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we'll Hebb, constitute the Bounty Board OF
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Under the act of the General Assembly of
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ENDORSEMENT Of THE PKESS.
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
portnnt Surgical Operations performed by Dr. John
ston, witnessed by the reporters of 1.-The Sum
and many other papers notices of which have ap-
pearcd again and again before the public, besides
his standing as a gentleman of character and re-
sponsibility is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
M.nshs'ssr and R.snyona Again Con-

From the Richmond whig, April 101'
Manchester not at all disturbed by the pillagcrs
on Monday morning last neither did the Are reach that
trans James district.
pontoon bridge spans the river now and connect
Richmond with Manchester, aud we hops that business
win soon revive and pervade both sections alike.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

fast being ground into fine powder by the many army
wagons passing up and down, giving the pedestrian
State of New Jersey pr ncpa street of the rebel
capital Whether the stores and houses DESTROYED viii
ever be rebuilt Il quest on of me and money Ger
tain is however that Northern enterprise and capital
will have to do IL, II done at ALL
RACE FOR srorEs
In consequence Of the demolition OF the many stores
there is scarcity Of houses an there being so
persons here eking establish business there is
great demand for places and the owners havns their
eye TO profit demand exorbtant prices, and n
some instances inferior stor have rented for the
enormous sum of $500 per annum. Whether the
amount of trade which these an culstora anac N do
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
Mr.. Theodore G. Wilson'S Despatch.
RICHMOND Va April O. 1866.

sERvIcEs AT ST. pAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
At st. Paus Episcopal church the pastor oday prayed
for 'a those in authority leaving out the President Of
the United States This was the church TO which MIR.
Jefferson Davis and family in the habit Of going for
the purpose Of displaying their pious ~ devotion Tho
congregation presented sorry sight II was mostly
composed OF women. These were nearly all dressed in
black During the services not few Of them were
much touched and even cried
There are about five hundred guests to night at the
Spotswood Hotel Major General Silas Carey and several
other distinguished officers stopping here.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

Value OF the Property Destroyed During
the EvNeuRtiOn OF Richmond.
lFrom the Richmond whig April 1ol
The aggregate value Of the property destroyed m Rich
mond foots g. 240 Imposing these figures ap-
pear they far short of the TRUTH the reason al
ready stated that real estate was before the war; nva-
raby assessed much below the value which 1t would
have commanded In the market Our list covers
than the value Of the bricks and mortar
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
The Richmond Hospitals. .

IFTom tne Nlcnmuhu WHY, APrH 10
All the hospitals Of Richmond have been taken pos
session Of by the military authorities and used for
the and comfort equally Of the Union and rebel sick
and wounded.
number Of rebel surgeons left In the city have been
paroled TO attend to the rebel sick and wounded.
The Chirnborazo Wnder Jackson and Howard's Grove
hospitas-f0ur Of the principal rebel hospitals--are
used for the accommodation Of the Union wounded.
Their accommodations for about twenty four Thousand
beds which accommodations were left entirely by the
rebel authorities
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
Mr.. william II. stiner's Despatch.
SPor1swooD HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va, |
April 1o-6 A. n


One short week ago to-day the devoted denisens Of
this city feverish anxiety concerning the evacua
ton of their hitherto capital and the expected ense Of
the Union army Then the best part Of the business
locality was In flames. and burning with rapidy which
not only dened the exerons Of the remcn but threat
encd 70 destroy the whole city. To-day the ERE Is sub
dued, AFTER having devoured millions Of dollars worth of
property The wheels Of the newly established govern
mont are well creased and running very smoothly; and
the citizens generally rejoccd the change Of Affairs
and are quietly settling down. satisfied With the new
rgir inaugurated by the defenders of the noble old a
and that Us guardians throttled the snake rebellion in
its own nest
Among the many visitors to this place was your cor
respondent who, finding military affairs at Fortress
Monroe uninteresting and monotonous, sought for a
wider field to exercise his functions and the OK capital
OF the dccaysd confederacy offers the indueemcnt In
most ample form At half past twelve O'Clock yesterday
afternoon arrived here from City Point on the mail
steamer Metamora, Captain WIN Van vakenburgh land.
Ing at Rockets wnk Of two miles or more IN bro,llnp
hot brought the passengers 10 this hotel the ony
open yet for business, by Messrs Mlward Crow.
ley Co. The throng Of officers business men, generals
Assistant Secretary of War Dana and others Of lesser
light are stopping here, and in consequence the house
crowded TO repcton and only for the fact that Captain
killward late captain Of tho post at Fortress Monroe
was an old friend, obtained bed in one Of the sky par
ors Thus domicled, and " the elevation occupy
the tity Of chmond gud the current Of tho pht
this epislc should soar very hgh
TIE COstfACRAri n and ITS EXTENT.
The damage by the conaagration, caused by that
drunken brute Ewell, as he call here can hardly bo
estimated, " cphercd in rebel currency In green
backs II will not fall short Of rom twenty to thirty
millions OF dollars Tobacco cotton goods, ma hiney,
stores, warehouses banks shops, stalls, dwellings, and
even novels Of mechanics spd aborers did not escape the
terrible Iury or the fire and rich and poor loyal and dis
loyal suffered alike, and unanimously agrcc that the
was vandalism uncallcd for and tended bring whole
sale destruction on the entire city Main street. from
'he andine up 10 The Spottswood Hotel both rides
oI the street, one heap Of smouldering ruins The
walls, a. general thing, have been pulled
aoWn, ana the greater portion OF the street