The Herald and Torch Light from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 3

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1865. THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. Xnconragwd by the flattering and unsolicited vote received at the hut Election, and encouraged by many friends, I present myself as a candidate for the next Shenffalty. June 7.

1865. K. C. THORNBURO. present efloicnt snil aacommodatinx Clerk.

LEWIS B. NYMAN, is to tbe Union voters of Inytoo Coanty for nomination by the County Convention shortly to assemble. September 13, 1965. MANY SUPPORTERS. CIRCUIT COURT.

riLERK OF THE At the solicitation of a number of friends from different parts of tbe comity, I offer myself as A candidate tor Clerk of the Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the County Convention, and respectfully solicit the support of the true Union men of the County. Very Respectfully, September 6, 1865 EI. M. MOBLEY. TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.

fTlHE undersigned tenders his sincere thanks JL to his friends for the flattentig vote he ed in the Is te Union Nominating Convention, as a candidate tor the SHER and take this early medium of airnm presenting claims for their nt the next election, subject to the eision of tue Uneonditiona Union Convention, Respectfully, JONATHAN NEWCOMER, I TO THE WASHINGTON COUNTY. Prompted Vjy necessity from numerous heavy losses (inclu- diDjr my dwelling honse, home. lv the War, and in ronseqiience of my long imprisonment at Richmond, which hate rendered me not only powerless re enjraire in business requ.nng oapital; bnt even to meet debts contracted when I folt verj able to provide for their liquidation anil much encouraged from a majority ot the Districts I herebj olter myself as a candidate for CLERK OP THE C1KCUIT COURT, for Washington Countv, subject to the action of the Union Convention and respectfully solicit tbe of the nomination as such JNO. J. THOMAS.

Hancock, September 90, 1865. Rev. W. C- Stitt is expected to preach at Harmony Hill, near Beuevola, next Sabbath at3 o'clock, P.M. Rev.

W. C. Stitt is expected to preach in Clearspring on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights of the present week. learn that preparations are making for a grand Tournament in Hagerstown 011 Saturday the 30th inst. Irue of steamers has been established between Baltimore and Liverpool, and the first vessel, the Somerset, will take her departure on the 30th instant.

3rd Quarterly Meeting of the M. E. Church for Hagerstown, will be held on the 30th of September and 1st of October. Rev Wm. Haiden will occupy the Pulpit on Saturday evening, and Sunday morning and evening.

FOR THE On Monday morning, the Mayor and Council passed a resolution requesting all citizens of Hageistown and suburbs to clean away all useless vegatu- ble matter and everything else about then- premises that conld possibly induce disease, and to scatter lime and other disinfecting ageuts, to preserve the health of tho tovsn. -This action will meet the approval of eveiy sensible citizen. following deservedly good notice of our special friend, Dr. C. E.

S. McKee, we find in the Cumberland Civilian We are much gratified to learn that onr highly esteemed friend Dr. C. E. S.

McKEE, is located in Oakland, and is winning for himself hosts of warm friends, and an excellent practice. The Dr. is one of those whole-souled genial gentlemen, who mast of necessity become popular, and as lie is thoroughly proficient in his we are satisfied that he will meet with the gieat success ho deserves. Pnrsnantto notice given, the Unconditional Union voters of DKt No. J3, ut Oarfosi Kotuls ou S.iturcl.ix the 2:3 iust.

Oa motion Ueorgo J. Fouk, was called ro tho chair and Dauiol appointed The otyect of tlie nacetiug being stated, on motion a committee ot throe were apppointcd to select tvtfuty to meet in County Convention in H.i^»-istoun ou Suhinlav October 7th. The following noit 1 stlccted: Michael Seibcifc Charles S. Soibeit Heniy Strife Tiotsp Daniel Oarfoss James Tioup George J. Fouk Jacob Stover Lewis K.

Fouk Jacob Good Sirnon Ccorfoas Johu O'Neil A. J. Murray Martin Keislmcr Samuel H. Alter Joseph E. Js'eibert Henry S- Zeller Michael Ycsler D.

S. Boyer Jolin Franco GEORGE J- FOUK, Chairman. DANIEL Cu MtFoss, Secictary. TREASUKY DBF VRTMENT. Washington.

D. Sept. llth, 1803. 5 MR. EDIFOK your pci mission I will occupy a small space in your valuable paper, for the purpose of answering many Ictteis addressed to me, from, of Washington County, Md.

The purport of those letters is to ask for information in reference to the collection ot claims against the Government. It is impossible for me to answer all of these letters. It would be a herculean task, aud one that am not so silly as to undertake. My pressing official duties pioveut me fioni engaging in anj' othei business, and further, an act of Cougiess piohibitx any one connected with the departments from giving any information upon any subject whatever. Respectfully, li.

F. W. HCRLET. At a Primary meeting held at Funkstown, on Saturday, the 23rd instant, for the purpose of electing twenty delegates to ropiesent District No. 10, in the County Convention, to be held at Hagerstown, on the 7th ot October, for the purpose of making nominations for the various offices to be tilled at the ensuing election, upon motion of HENRY TIHTCH, JACOB K.

AUAMS was called to the Chiar and DAVII CRAWFORD appointed Secretary of the meeting. Upon Mr. Tritch's motion, a committee ot three was appointed to name twenty delegates to represent Dist. No. 10, in the Coiint3' Convention, The motion was unanimously cani- cd.

Whereupon Henry Tritch, Henry Adam and Oliver H. Snyder were appointed said Committee. After letitmg for consultation. the committee reported the names of the following gentlemen as delegates: Jacob R. Adams Henry Adams John L.

Harp Mait Adams Jacob Stoufl'er Sara Funk Sam B. McCauley John Waugherraan David Crawford Amos Warble Win. Heeler H. Beeler O. II.

Snyder Eli Williams John R. Stouffer Joshua Sheeley W. H. Bowman Geo. Kemp Sam Loudenslager Henry Tritch A large number of tbe Union men of distric No.

3 convened in the Court Hall at 3 o'clock on Saturday 23rd and organized as a Primarj meeting by calling G- W. Anderson to the Chair and appointing J. F.Davis motion of Richard Sheckles the meeting proceeded to elect by ballot twenty delegates to the Connty Convention. Ou motion of Major E. M.

Mobley 5 o'clock was named as the time for closing the Poll. The following delegates were elected J. B. Thi'-ston William Knodle Benj. Harris John J.

Byer William Mair William Phreaner. J. F. Davis John Tice A. J.

Weis Thos. A. Boullt David Zeller G. W. Anderson A.

R- Appleman D. F. Little T. E. Mittag Abraham Miller Albert Small Peter Negley W.

H. Pretaman S. L. King On motion of Albert Levi, the follow ing resolution was adopted. Rewired that th delegates of this district in the Connty Con vent ion be instructed and are hereby so in gtructed, to vot for no candidate in the Couu ty Convention who has not been an open an jtvowed Union man during the recent struggl for the life of the Nation, and who has no been above suspicion ot any sympathy wit the wicked rebellion which lias just been crush ed by tbe power of the government.

On motion of B. F. Lushbaugh the meeting adjourned, G. W. ANDERSON, Prea't.

J. F. DAVIS, Sec'ry. fanners are earnestly desiring rain, as the ground is so dry that they find it hard work to get in their seed. divine permission.

Rev. Mr. HIGBT, of Mercersburg, will preach in the German Reformed Church at Hageratown, on Sabbath morning next, at half-past ten o'clock, and at Salem Church in the afternoon. enterprising friend, OTHO SWINGLEY, has nearly completed his Steam Saw Mill and Door and Sash Factory. He will be ready to saw the latter part of this week, and expects very soon to set his other machinery in motion.

consequence of the numerous complaints of the country people against its operation, the law recently passed by the City Council forbidding the hitching of horses on the streets, for a longer time than one hour, was, on Monday morning repealed. PROTRACTED Disciples of Christ have been holding a very interesting meeting at Beaver Creek, resulting in some 25 or 30 additions, most of them being by confession and baptism. Dr. BELDING, of New Yoik, was the principal speaker. He labored to promote Christian union among the follow- ei of Christ--to have them unite upon the Bible alone--and to conform to the theory and practice of tho primitive Christians.

The venerable Bishop RUSSELL, of the United Brethren Church, as well as several other clergymen, attended the meeting a part of the time. Much religious feeling prevailed. The audiences were very large, and the best order and decorum prevailed. AUTUMN. --Autumn is once more upon us.

The weather has been delightful, and the season propitious. But soon now a change will come over all nature. The sere leaf has already made its appearance; the trees are becoming stripped of their loliage; the beautiful green fields are assuming a graver hue; the mountains look dowu upon us with a mournful aspect; and tbe birds do not carol as blithely as of old--but still we are satisfied. One season is as necessary as another. An all-wise Providence has arranged this for onr advantage, as we experience year by year.

For our part we love the atmosphere of Autumn and never feel better than when enjoying its invigorating influences PUBLIC ENTERPRISE--SHALL ivs PROGRESS, OK SHALL WE RfiTKOGADE Long have tbe peaceful and passive citizens of our county lived in quiet, following the well beaten paths of their fathers and leaving the stage of existence, with no mark or record, varied or valuable. A lew more enterprising than the rest, left this tranquil and unchanged field, for those which invited progress and brought a kind reward. Glimmerings of public spirit now and then appear, but in a few daj all is quiet and inert. Onr wealth and means which many conld by their own intelligence, multiply and increase, passes to the hands of strangers. Works of public advantage and profit have languished, and finally ceased to exist from the same indifference and inaction.

"We almost appear blanks to creation, we seem to be made for no end or live to no purpose cannot succeed in an undertaking because wo will not pursue comes from no deficiency ot ability, no want of opportunities, but the cultivated iu- ditterence and the studied isolation which we all bear to each other--the timidity of inexperience and the mini of bclf-coufidence. In few public and profitable undertakings have our men of capital and energy joined with the ardor or intent which marks the man of ambition, decision or success. We have not concerted for the geueial interests or our own benefit, but moved slowly in an unprofitable and nnprosperons way. Few counties possessing the extent of ours, the equality of means, the immense resources, and the inviting op- pot tuuities, have done less in advancement, or iu multiplying their wealth. It is true pub- lie institutions and woiks are withiu our limits, but are they fostered or flourishing? (Jan point to them with pride and satisfaction i Those alouu, cieditable aud progies- sive, aiecontrolled and directed by btiungers; tliis too where dominant native talent abundantly pievnils.

Will this apathy, this in- ditlbi once continue hen all elsewhere is prosperity, improvement and advancement? To be quiet is to go backwaids-- the times aropro- icsiive, tortile espausivv. Will not rouse at lust to our true interests aud pursue lie course maiked out by enterprise and en- ouiaged by profit and rewaidf We are now state of transition are we to improve or we exist longer in thisdull unsatisfactory ml undcsiiable condition A iiew era is bei i us complete the works of pubic benefit and wealth, now projected, with he spirit aud powei existing elsewhere, and ind omselws to the depositories of com- ncice, by these loads of iron, profiting by mblic example aud acquite tho foice, vigor i i of those whose success and acquii- ions have domoustiated their woith, their and theirforesight. Let us Imrmou- ze and unite for the advancement of the in- vestfe, of the county, its pride and reputation. We have untold and riches Shall ve seek among strangers for their develope- nent, permitting them to fill their coders from ur doois, i wealth i i our grasp; or hall the passive enterprise, action and resources of our couutv combine for its prosperity, ts progress and its expansion For from 0111 flourishing and produc- ive vallies have wo looked upon the inoun- ains of oui southern border as striking, picturesque and varied--magazines of fuel, the last euuiauts of our foivsts. Capped by the sparkling quartz and spar, the giunitc, gniess turf slate, we no longer icgarded the fall of tho Oak, Pino aud Chestnut--as objects of profit and value but of beauty and jrancleur: rocks of the that period--once a urbulent liquid mass, boiling and restless, low quiet and silent then uns.haped and valueless, now mingled i untold stalworth mountaineers and frugal farmers have left them exposed to the sheltetless and bleaching--inviting the hand if enterprise and art to their rich, exhaustless glittering ores of commerce," developed in tho recent discoveries of Copper oic to which we have referred, and iu the valuable deposits of iron which have now ceased to be worked.

THE A --The tournament on Saturday was a great success. At 9 o'clock, the Knights, to the number of thirty-one assembled in the Squaie, under the direction of Mr. John G. Chief Marshal, and Lieut. John li.

King and Samuel Z. McLaughhn Assistant Marshals. llt'sxdod by the Leitersburg Comet Band, the cavalcade proceeded to Mr. Grove's field near the teiiuin.ition of Jonathan Street. IN THE FIELD.

Tho Knights formed in front of the stand, and the uiles to be observed during the day wore agreed upon. Dr. A. K. Fleming, Col.

E. Cook, Prof. L. P. Blood and Messrs E.

Cost and L. Benton were named as judges, and took the stand. Jas. P. Matthews, acted as prompter aud called the list.

While the Knights were registering their names and titles, and pacing the entrance fees, a number ot persons crowded upon the stand which gave way. piecipitating the judges, prompter, and about twenty other persons to the ground. Mr T. M. Baker had a handtul of greenbacks and currency at the time of the accident, which was toescd about lather loosely, The money was all recoveied.

A glass of lemonade went down with the wreck which was not recovered Nobody hurt. A spring wagon was backed up, and the judges, aud prompter took their places upon it. with a caution to everybody to keej off. (We have the names of all the Knights ant their titles, but received them too late for in Ucrahl and Torch.) The rules were read; each Knight to rid five times for the crowning; tho one who hac taken the ring the greatest number of times out of five to crown the Queen the next bes to crown the First Maid of Honor; the nex best to crown the Second Maid of Honor; ant the next best to crown the Third Maid honor. At half-past 10 o'clock the signal was given and tbe contest began.

The first round was most spirited and exci ting. Mr. John L. Cost, Knight of the Bra zilian Forest, led ofl', took the ring, and wa loudly cheered. He was followed by Mr.

M. Baker, Knight of Queen Victoria, who also took the ring. The other Knights followed in rapid succession, many of them taking the ring. After the second round the success wa not ao brilliant, Several horses became re ractory and showed considerable disposition leave the track. When the fifth round egan, the contest was narrowed down to four inighta, although the whole liat "was called, all rode, with one exception.

Mr. Baker, inight of Queen Victoria, had taken the ring bur times in succession. The fifth time he struck it, bnt it dropped to the ground. Mr. Charles Herbert, Knight of Washington, had also taken the ring four times but missed it fifth.

Mr. Charles Harper, Knight of Leeown, was the only remaining Knight on the ist who had taken the ring four times. When lis name was called there was a breathless suspense. He came up the course at full speed and won. The judges decided him to bo the victor, and entitled to crown the Queen.

This fact was announced by the prompter, and received by the audience with great applause. There was a tie between Mr. Baker and Mr. lerbert for the crowning ot the First Maid of Honor. They rode three times, when Mr.

Herbert, Knight of Washington, took the ring, and was declared the victor and entitled to crown the First Maid of Honor. Mr. Baker, inight of Queen Victoria, was declared next jest, and entitled to crown the Second Maid of Honor. Mr. Robert Grove, Knight of Smithfleld, lad won tho ring three times, and was declared next best, and entitled to ciown the Third Maid of Honor.

THE SILVER CUP. The contest for the SILVER CUP now commenced. The prompter announced that each would ride twice for the Cup. If there was a it would be decided between the parties. Twenty-four Knights ware entered for the Cup.

After the second round the contest, laid be- iween Mr. Jacob D. Winders, Knight of the Torest, and Mr. William Winters, Knight of lagerstown. Mr.

David Gray, Knight of Mack Rock, took the ring three times, but judges decided that the second time he vas not at speed. After several trials Mr. Winders. Knight of the Forest, took the ling, nd won the cup. THE CROWNING.

Mr. Harper, Knight of Leetown, selected Hiss Amanda Benton, of Sharpsburg. as Queen if Love and Beauty; Mr. Herbert Knight of Washington, selected Miss Lalic Brewer of lagerstown, as First Maid of Honor, Mr. T.

Baker, Knight of Queen Victoria, selected Hiss Maggie McKee of Hagerstown, as Second Maid of Honor. Mr. Robert Grove, Knight of Smithfield, selected Miss Josephine Gregg, of Philadelphia, as Third Maid of Honor. The crowning ceremonies were conducted Mr. Matthews.

The cup was then presented to Mr. Winders, vnight of the Forest. After the crowning and presentation, Mr. datthews delivered a short address. The day was fine, aud every thing passed off most pleasantly.

In the evening a grand ball was given by ho Knights at Lyceum Hall. About sixty couples were in attendance. It was a most brilliant affair. COUNTY Jnion County Convention of Alleghany assembled in Cumberland on the 15th inst ind nominated Hon. GEOKGE A.

PEARRE for Fudge of the Circuit Court; DANIEL DUNCAN "01 Sheriff; JAMES CHISHOLE, for Snrvey- and ROBKRT, McCuLLOCH, ASHPOUD MAIL, S. DAYTON, D. H. FRIEND, and SAM. UEL J.

BEACIIEY for County A 1) I A (J I l-'rom old aud Irom rich und pooi, irom high-born ud lowly, comes tlie Voice of praise for VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR KENEWER, It 13 pei feet und miroculous article Cures grow A better any "oil' um Sottens brash, diy and irj hair into Beautiful Silken Vrebses But, above all, tbe jtfreat wonder is the rapid.tv i i it lestorcs GRAY HAtK TO ITS OKIGINAL COLOR. Use it a few times, and PRESTO, CHANGE lie whitest and worst looking hair tesumes its youtbfiil beauty, does ni't de the hair, but strikes at tbe root and itlls it 'w lite and culoiing matter. Jt i not Ions? disagreeable trial to prove the truth this mutter Tho first application will do g-uod you will ue the NATURAL COLOR returning' day, and BEPORE YOU KNOW IT, lie old, dirolored appearanop of the liair will be gone, itij? pl.n to lustrous shining and beautiful locks fur Hal. Sicihau Hair no otber article at 11 like it in elleLt Ydti i find it CHEAP TO T5UY, PLEASANT TO TRY, and SURE TO DO GOOD There aie many mutations Be sure ou procure the ne, uuiuuiAcluredonly HAliL CO Ntwhua, II. For sale by ail August 16, 1863 RAIN IJT BAGS GRAIN BAGS Constantly on hanrl and fol S.llc nt H.

YINGLING'S, Svptumber ISbo Oppobite LjceumHftll. I The Notes given nt the sale of John S. Petrie, on the 25th Fi-brmiM Inat h.v\c been placed in the hands of the under- icd fur collection, will meet those owing the etxme at of Mr Charles Spangler in Hacerstown, on WED- VESDAY 25th DAVID W. ROWLAND. September 20 1865.

Was lost between Hayorstown and Middleburg, a few days ro two ami ii three bushel BAGS The finder Mil be liberally rewarded by them ttt the store of Mr. biKinuler, in JACOB HARTLE. September 20, Ifc65 TJAGERSTOWN BANK STOCK. The Subscriber is authorized to sell a lot of HAGERSTOWN BANK STOCK July 12, 1863. if applied far soon.

WM. M. MARSHALL. TO TAX PAYERS. The Tax P.ijers of Washington County are hereby notified the Taxes for 18(." are due and that he is ready to and receipt for the same He hopes this notice will ie sufficient to induce all are interested to be prompt in he discharge of their indebtedness SAMUEL F.

ZIEGLER, August 9, 3S65 Collector VOUCHERS WANTED! will pay the HIGHEST PRICES IN CASH tor nil Voicnrus, that are imporlj a up and certihed. i a a collect Vouch- rs lor parties do not wish to sell llagerstoun, July 19, 18bo. GANTZ i. APPLEMAN. T3EDDING NO.

AND FEATHER WARE- I NORTH 10th ST above MARKET, PHILADELPHIA. BEDS, FEATHERS. MATRASSES, BLANKETS, BUD QUILTS, Ac. Celebrated SPRING BED. Every article in KeililuiK hup, at tlie lowest market prices beptember SO, 18t)5- 3m AHOS HILLBOIIN H.

TINGLING, PPOSITE LYCEUM HALL, is in re- eeiptofhii full stock of DKY GOODS, oomprislnff one of the best assorted stocks he has bad the pleasure of olhibitlng to his customers. Very particular attention Is invited to bis fun line of Mourning Goods, Among which will be found a greater variety of SECOND MOL'ftNINO GOODS than he bat ever before brought to this market. Every one who wean that claw ot goods, Is fully aware of botr dilfloult it generally, to find anything desirable in that way. In otber DRESS WOODS, the most fastidious taste can be gratified. The variety li too great to attempt enumeration.

In MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR, a very too selection of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Satinets, etc. It may seem early in tbe season for a fall supply, but the ewly purchase was induced by the rapid advance iu andthe unprecedented demand with the prospect of finding a depleted stock to select from later in tbe season, as the demand this season far exceeds the supply. Goods have advanced considerably already, tlnce making the purchase, and are still going up. Customers will flud It to tbeir advantage to make early purchases, as inducements can be offered now that could not have been expected had he deferred longer the purchase of his fall supply. On account of their early purchase, many goods are actually aold for less money MOM than they could be replaced for.

Hageratown, Sept. SO, 1885. OWNERS OF GOVERNMENT liONDS, AND OTHER SECURITIES LIABLE TO BE STOLEN. The subscriber lias procured a book for the Registry of all Government Bonds and other Securities liable to be tost or stolen Moat of the bonds issued by the Government, by States, avid Hailroad Companies ate pood in thp hands of the bolder as bank uote is--hence the value of a Register of them wliere bj the proper ner can tmee them, or identify them if stolen he subscriber Keep complete Register of nil such bonds for the holders, charging a small fee regulated according to the number and value of Ihr bonds. September 20, 1865.

WM. M. MARSHALL. A 1 hereby certify that David Zeller (of Jonas) came before me tbe subscriber one of the Justices of the Peace in and for Washington County, and stated that on the 8th mat be found trossiiassuiK upon uis enclosure ONE BLACK HOG. marked ttith slit in the left ear, and supposed to weigh about COO pounds In Tveght.

WM. TICE, J. P. The owner of the above described Estray is requested to come forward, prove property, par charges and take him away DAVID (of Jonas Uosulinjr near the Toll Gate-, "NVUliamport and Hagerstown Turn Pike September 20, 1865. EXAMINER'S NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the County Commissioners of Washington Connty, Examiners to enquire whether the public com entence requires that the following public comity road should be open to wit Commencing at tbe North end of the farm of Johu Sword to run through the farm of Christian Hawbeckcrs to a point close to tbe dwelling honse of Dm id Blair, tnis mil make It on tbe bed of the old road from it was removed some fifteen years ago to its pres ent location. We ask that theroaanow in use from the first to the Inttcr named point mny be closed. Hereby gives notice that they will meet at the place of be on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th, if fair, if not the nex fair dav and proceed to execute said commission JOHN COWTON, JOHN A. MILLER, September 20, 1865. ISAAC ANKENEY.

1865. PAPER HANGINGS. 1865 WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. HOWELL BROTHERS, 260 BALTIMORE OPPOSITE HANOVEB BALTIMORE, UD. to tbe Public new Patterns GOLD VELVET, SATIN, and COMMON PAPERS, all qua! GOLD itles.

Also, -WINDOW SHADES bountiful designs all colon BUFF. GREEN, DRAB. Prompt attention given to all Orders. April 3, 1865-- Ir. PECIAL NOTICE AND VERY IMPORTANT TO EVERY BODY) J.

A FISHER, MERCHANT TAILOR and CLOTHIER has just returned from the Eastern Cities with one of the larg. est and best selected stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIKGS that has been brought to Hgerstowo since the outbreak of the late War. Also, OVEK COATING of the quality all of which will be made to order in the most 'Fashionable and Substantial manner Cheap for Cash, or sold by the yard to suit purchasers My motto ia Quick Sales and Short Profits Also, a good stock of CLOTHS LADIES' CLOAKS, aud in connection" the largest stocks of Wool aud Cotton UNDER HI' lUM i DRAWERS in the county, also, TIES and CF of the latest styles fine SUiRTS Over Shirts, fool cotton Half Hose, Suspenders, Silk Linen and C'i Sin Handkerchiefs, Heavy Wool Jackets and e-v ery tl in the way of Furnishing goods. Also a stock of HE CLOTHING. All work guaranteed to fit ell made.

I return mV tuunks to my Friends and the Public generally for their veiV liberal patronage extended to me, and hope by strict attentnm to business to share a continuance of the same. J. A. FISHER, doors West of the Hagentowu Bank, Washington St, September Hagerstown, Md. FRESH ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS A ND NATHAN KAHN is still as good as his word The war over, and I have come bask again to Hagerstown with a large stock of Goods, consisting in part of Dry Goods and Ready-Made Clothing, Fine and Common Also, GOODS TO MAKE UP TO ORDEll, at the lowest figures I have a fine assortment of Over and Under Shirts and Drawers, In fact, all kinds of FURNISHING GOODS.

Also, a good assortment of Hats for Men and Boys. I bought my gooda at first hand, and cn afford to sell cheap. Therefore, I invite all my old friends and customers, aud the public generally to call und see my new Store, in the corner of Swftrtzw elder's building, and between Householder's Grocery and Knodle's Boot and Shoe Store Thankful for your past patronage, I hope tiy selling good and cheap goods to receive a share again. Sept. 1J, NATHAN A The store will be closed on Thursday next, and also on Saturday, Septeiub' 30th.

OG CHOLERA HOG CHOLERA I O'-AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY DR. HIGGIUS 1 IMPROVED ANTI-HOG-CHOLERA POWDERS This proparatUm, which was discovered by this eminent chemist Maryland, hns after repeated trials, IN SEVERAL THOUSAND INSTANCES, en itselt ALMOST INFAL- liIBI.5!, not only as a preventive, but as AfERFECT CURE for the DISEASE now raging in this county. All inforrmition in regard to it i be freely ffiven by the undersig-ued, ho has complete control of remedy for tbm sectton, and to whom all orders should be addressed. FIVE CENTS PER BOX, Or 5 Boxes for $1. Sept.

20. W. B. BBLL, Apoteeoary, HftKerstown, mRE AS A i OFFICE OFCOMPTKOLLERoF'lHECUBRENCY i July 13th, 18b5 13 presented to the under- niprued, it 1ms made to ftppear that "THE F1RT NATIONAL HANlv OF HAGEUTOWN," at Hujrerston tha couuty nf and State of Maryland, hiis been dul organized under ami according to tho requirements of tho act of Oongrui qntitled "An act to provide a NutuniAl curreu. cy, sbcurud a pledge of United States bonds, aud to pro Mtlo tor the eiiculalion und redemption thereof," approved June 3d, IBM, tiiul has compl i i theprovisi ms of act leqmrod to be complied with before the business of banking under stud act thureforu A CLARKK, Comptroller of the Cnrrew, tiu hereby rertifv that "THE FIRST NATIONAL ISAMv.

OF A a Haperstonn in the eoiuit ut Washington, and State ot Mnrjlund )b anthoii yecl to commeiico tbe Ijngiues of Banking under the act aforesaid. seal of CLARKE, Comptroller of the Currency- No 1,1 August 2'3, 1605. REASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMVIHOUPU ov IIIK September 6th, 1805. AVhereaa, by satisfactory evidence presented to the under- sig-ned, it luiaWen made to appeur that the WASHINGTON COUNTY A I A BANK i i a i af WiUiamsport in the county of Wa-hnig-ton and State of Maryland has been duly under and necording- to the eqmremeuts ot the act of Cungreas entitled "An Act to provide a National Currency seeured bj a pledge of United States and to for the circulation and redemption thereof approved June 3d, 18t4 and has complied ith all the pro- isioi.a of said Act required to be complied i heiore rom- nencing 1 the business ot Dunking under said Act.

Now therefore 1, A A Comptroller of the Currency do hereby certify that "THE WASHINGTON JOUNTY NATIONAL BANK OP W1LL1AMSPORT," in he town of WiHiamsport in the County of Washington and of Maryland is authorized to commence the business of under the act aforesaid In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of Office this sixth day of September, 18fi5. FREEMAN CLAKK, September IJ, 1865--9t. Comptroller of the Currency. ISSOLUTION SHIP CO-PARTNER By virtue of power and discretion reserved to the under ig'necl, in certain articles of agreement and co partnership erctofore made and concluded between 1IKZEK1AH H. jONO, ami the undersigned Notice IB hereby given ihat he oo jmrtuerahip heretofore doing business in HagerHtown and etistingr under the nnme 1 LONG," is his ihty dissolved All persons indebted to, and all persons nig 1 claims: against the said firm ill make settlement with he undersigned.

SAMUEL E. SCHINDLE. TO undersignied will continue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the old stand of 8CU1XDLE LONG, where he solicits a continuance of tbe fjuors of the public lias now in store and in constantly in receipt of DRY GOODS nnd NOTIONS uf variety and style, which he will sell on the moat favorable terms His present stock is ur and varied and lias been selected i care He nvitea his and the pnblir to ciill and exam iie, confident that can suit all tastes. September 1865. A E.

SCHINDLE A I WASHINGTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF WILLIAMSPOHT," WXLLIAMSPOKT, Mi, Sept. 14, The Washington County Bank having been duly org-amzed as a National Bank with the title, under the lawn of the United States nnd State of Mar) land, correspondents and depositors are hereby notified of the same, and that business will be hereafter conducted untler the new organisation. Checks should be drawn accordingly, and all notes for discount should conform to the change. The Comptroller of the Currency decided that the Office of Discount und Deposit at Ilageretowii cannot be continued under the new orgaimation, that othre is discontinued except for closing up its business No new discounts can be effected there hereafter, and no new deposits received. All paper due and to mature there, uud all deposits and indebtedness of said office il) be paid at ita counter.

Bj order of the Hoard, S. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier. September 20, 1865. Mail and Odd tHov, cop 3w. OTICE.

Stolen from the subaotiber living near Sandy Hook, Washington County, Md on the night of August 2nd, A DARK BAY MARE with black legs mane and tail, six jears old last spring, about 15t bands htgh, slenderly built, long body, heavy head, low carnage under the saddle. She has A but a lively trot. She had the hair off of a space three or four inches in length on the inside of the left hind leg below the faocX also a small space on her forehead under the foretop, in walking she her bind feet very quick as though the was a httle Ktring-balt. I will give REWARD for find Thief or for the Mare EDMUND H. CHAMBERS.

August 16. 1865. 0 HO HO FOR BARGAINS. The war 10 over aud peace declared and here we are The Store is open on the Kill aad is furnished with a splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE and QUEENSWARB. Hats, Caps, Boots nnd Sliiies.

We have elegant Cassuuemi, Caametts and al' liinils of Men's wear. Minims. Calicoes and a variety of IM dies Dress Goods' nnd a general assortment of such groods as are usually kept in a country Store all of which we are prepared to supply to those ho may fiu or with a call at the lowest rates, the having been purchased with care and econo my. Call aud see and weshall be happy to wait upon you. All kinds of Country produce taken exchange for Goods JOHN W.

NEWCOMER. FniAstown, September 90, 1865 TEN DOLLARS REWARD! AS TAKEN from the Store of Geo. Bowman, on Tuesday, Sept. 17, A Brown Paper Package, containing a Black Silk Dress, Vail, c. The above reward will be paid for tho delivery of the package at the office of this paper, or at the store of Bowman.

Or the reward will be paid for any mforma bon lodged with Mayor Cook, which will lead to the recovery of the artiolel. Situation as Governess in a private family by Massachusetts Lady, experienced in give good references. For further Infer mation. address the Editor of this paper. September SO, TOPE FOR SALE.

A large lot of second hani ROPE, in good order, ftr sale a low price, at EMMERT'S PAPER if ILL. September 6, 1865--fit. Fankstown, Vd. JHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, Issued out of the Circuit Court for Washington County, and to me directed antMt the goods and ohattles, lands and tenements of Abraham White, at the suit of John Fiery, I have seised and taken In exe cation all the right, title and Interest at law and In equity of the said Abraham White, In and to the following property, vie TWO ONE STORY HOUSES, AND ONE LOT AND A HALF OF GROUND, situate In Funkstown, and adjoining: tbe property William Harper and William Hanson and others.

And I hereby give notice that On Tuesday, the 3rd day of October, 1865, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock, in front of the Court House in Hageratown, I will proceed to sell the above described property, at Public Sale to the highest bidder for cash. 8. OLIVER, Sheriff.

September 13, 1865. UBLIC SALE. OP VALUABLE FURNITURE, The subscriber will sell at Public Sale in front of the Ha- gentovm Bank, On Tuesday, the 3rd day of October, 1865. a variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, viz: 4 Mahogany TABLES, 1 Extension Dining Table, Kitchen Table, 3 or 3 dozen Split bottom, Willow one-bottom and other CHAIRS, Feather BED, 4 Bedsteads. Bath Tubs, Bird 2ages, dozen Brass Curtain Snobs, Dinner Set (50 pieces Plated Sugar Bowl, do.

Milk Pot and Coffee Urn, Tea Kettle, Iron Pots, China Foot Tubs, Decanters, lot of Tinware, 1 arge Copper Kettle, Several Stoves, 2 barrels Strong Cid'er Vinegar aad many other articles too numerous to mention. At the same time and place will be sold a great variety ot Marble and Sand Stone STEPS, SILLS and Cap Stones, Dumber of various kinds, such tw flooring, Joists. Plastering lths, 4 handsome DOOM, Window Frames aad iash, Close and Vemtiun Window 131mds, Door and Window "asings, and a lot of painted Spoutiiijr Sale to commence at 10 o'clock ou said day, when the terms will be maile known. WM. M.

MARSHALL R. SIIECKLES, Auctioneer. September 20, 1865. pOLLECTOE'S By virtue of an order of the County Commissioners for Washington Connty, I will proceed to cell, in front of the Court House in Hagentown, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1865, 385 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, lying In the Cleanpring District, charged to Vm. F.

Snyder and C. Shirk, adjoining tbe lands of Sol. Heiser and J. Hull, to tbe highest bidder for cash. D.

OSWALD, former Collector. J. B. BACHTELL, Auctioneer September 20,1865. nOLLECTOR'S SALE.

By virtue of an order of the County Commissioners for Washington County, I will proceed to sell, in front of the Court House in Hagerstown, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1865, 231 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, lying in the Hancock District, charged to Frederick Reeder, adjoining the lauds of Dentou Oliver and Jacob Suyder, to the highest bidder for cash. D. OSWALD, former Collector. B. BACHTELL, Auctioned.

September 30, 1865 SALE. -By virtue of an order of tbe County Commissioners for Vashmgton County, I will proceed to in front of the Court House in Hagerstown, ou TUESDAY, the 10th day ot OC'IOBBR, 1865, 72 ACRES OF LAND, the Hancock District, part of "Redbarn," charged to Han- tab Moore, adjoining the lands of Honry Sweitzerand Kathan L'rai), to the highest bidder tor cash. OSWALD, former Collector. J. B.

BACIITCLL, Auctioneer. September 20, 1865 nOLLECTOR'S SALE. By virtue of an order of the County Commissioners for Wash- ngton County, I ill proceed to sell, in front ol the Court House in Haiferstoivn, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of OC- TOBKU, 1863, 112 ACRES OF LAND, nore or less; lying in the Hancoek District, charged to Christan Slaves, udjoinii the lands of Robert Shires and John klotlltt, to the highest bidder for cash OSWALD, former Collector J. BACHTEtD, Auctioneer. September 20, 1865.

OLLEOTOE'S SALE. By virtue of an order of the Connty Commissioners for Wash ngtos County, I ill proceed to sell, in fioilt of the Court Honse in Hagerstown, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER, 100 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND, ing part at a Tract of Lund called "Westphalia," lyinjf in he South Mountain, and adjoining the of Suhilvl 101 lit and John Kuhn charged to Jai-oh Warrenfell7, lo the igrhent bidder tor cash. 1). OSWALD, former Colleotor. B.

BACHltl.L, Auctioneer. Seplember SO, 181)3. nOLLECTOR'S SALE. Uy irtue of an ordor of the County Commissioners for W.isli nirton County, I will proceed to sell, in front of tho Court louse in Hagerstonn, on '11BSDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1805, THREE ACRES OF LAND, 11 Pleasant Valley, charged to John Potter, now in possession Emorv. Edwards, adjoining the lands of Christian ml Michael Barthelow, to the highest buldei lor rash OSWALD, former Collector Auctioneer.

September 20, 1865. By virtue ot an order of the County Commissioners for Vushington County, I i proceed to sell, in front of the 3ourt Honse in Hnfferstown, on A thu lOtli day of OCTOBER, 1865, 1-2 of 14 ACRES OF LAND and MILL, Pleasant Valley, churg-etl to Alex Grmim'a Heirs, adjoin ng the lands of Klie CasMe and Augustus Young, to the highest bidder fur cash D. OSWALD, former Collector J. B. BACHTELL, Auctioneer.

September 20, 1865. COLLECTOR'S SALE. -By virtue of an order of the County Commissioners for ashington County, 1 will pioceed to sell, in front ol the Jourt House in on TUESDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER. 1865. 238 1-2 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, lying in the Clearsprimr District charged to liensrs Collau Kicliter, adjoinitig the lauds of Krnst and hambers, to the lushest bidder for cash.

D. OSWALD, former Collector J. B. BACHTELL, Auctioneer September 20, 1865, A NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE PLANTERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON CO. 'or tbe year ending September, 1865 amount ol Property Injured Capit.il in Premium Notes To.

of Policies Issued 12,145,005 SO B18.8S1 47 Notes and Assessment Bills on hand Sept '64 44 Received on new Policies and Renewals 2, i7t ot) Received tor Snrvej Recording and Signing Beoelved for Interest Cash paid John Con ton loss by Bre MaryV Bried 1 Recording and Signing Policies Printing Office llent Judges of Election 1 Secretary Salary "Treasurer's Directors per tliem 1 Stauipn aud eminent Surplus Cash, Notes and Assessment Bills on hand 36 tlftO 00 2,00000 4HO 00 110 OU 71 75 1500 300 10000 4000 11C 00 7-1 11 52 By order of the Board, JOSEPHUS GROUND, Secretory. JACOU BELL, Joshrii GxinKR, HENBV SCIIIUVEK, DIRECTORS. DANIEL MENTZEU, JOHN STKH-E. GEOHCE W. POLE, MIUDLCKAUFF.

JACOB E. BELL, President. GIOBGB W. POLE, Trensurer OFFICE-- LEITERSBURG, MD. September SO, 1865 It.

ORDINANCE. Be it Enacted and ordained, by the Mayor find Council of Hngerstown, that Sec 1st ordinance No. 3, relating to ma king- and repairing pavements, be altered and amended so as to read as follows SEC Is) Be it Enacted and ordained by the aforesaid, that it shall be the duty of every onner, owners, or occupyers of any lot or lots within tbe Corporate limits ot Ha gerstown, and additions, on beinjr duly notified by the Clerk of the Corporation, in writing, to make, or cause to be made, or repaired within the time specified in such notification, tbe ement or pavements in front of his. her, or their lot or lots, and to set. or cause to be set up Curb Stones in the outer edge thereof, with concave gutter 2r feet wide.

SBC. 9d. And be it Enacted ud ordained by the authority aforesaid, that if any person or persons who shall neglect or refuse to comply with the provisions contained in the ing- Section, shall be fined hy the or in a sum of money not less than nor more than f5 00 with costs, for each anil dar such notice shall be disregarded. Provided how that the Maj or may remit part of the penalty, if in his judgment the making and repairing could not be done reason of scarcity of material, or other unavoidable circumstances. Passed thu 14th day of September, 1865.

JOHN COOK, Mayor. M. TIOB, Clerk. September 20, IS65. j.

siuMiiuna. J. WELSLAGEB. ATTENTION OYSTER DEALERS. SHAMBURG OYSTER DEALERS 13 and 45 S.

LIBERTY STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. ES-All orders Thankfully received and promptly executed September 13, 1865--3m. MALL FARM AT PRIVATE SALE The undersigned, hu a well improved tract of lard con about 48 ACRES, situate near Beaver Crepk, nhich be offers at Private Sale. matt ERR September 13, 1865--St. JOHN EBB.

PRIVATE SALE. A Two Story Rough- Cast House, with six Kooms and a Basement Kitcben, situate on North Jona than Street, Haeeratown. For price and terms, call on Ang. 9. C.

BILLIARD. TjlSTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS, Arc not only nnsxolled, but thsy are absolutely tmeqttalUd, by any other Reed lutrn- mmt in the country. Designed expressly tori Churches and Schools, they we found, to tn more Trustee, by virtue of a Decree of the Court for Washington County, sitting as a Court of Equity, will offer at Public Sale, on tbe premises, On Saturday, the 7th day of October, 1865, wtween the hours of 13, M. and P. all that valuable ra l' A ate be of Jon Sword, deceased, situate about Si miles West of Cearfoss' Raids, adjoining Jno Firey, B.

Craig and others, CONTAINING 236 ACRES, 9 1 1 TM 8 of ood limestone and slate land, about 60 acres which are in choice TIMBER The buildings consist of a TWO STORY STONE HOUSE and Log Kitchen, LOG BARN, with SHEDS attached; WAGON SHED, and CORN CRIB, a Spring of never fatl- ing water, is near the door, and theie is a good YOUNG ORCHARD on the premises. THE TEUMS OF SALE of th. money to be piud on tbe day of sale or tbe ratification thereof, nd the balance in one aiul two years from day of sale, th FARM FOR SALE. The subscribers about to locate in business in Baltimore vil! fcell a A A FARM, in Washington County, J1J injf six miles from Hagerston 11 and two from Willialnsixirt, ing a portion of ttie estate, of the late Jiulgo John Bachau- uu, containing 323 1-2 ACRES of good Limestone LAND, with sufficient amount of TIMUBH, with a good HOUSE nearly new part Stoiie, nd the other Frame A good HARX for irr.nn ic with Iraiuuries, also good STABLE which will hold sixteen ones, ith all the other out Buildings, and ell of water at ho door that has never been to a i and information concerning the farm can be h.ul ly addressing I. Hotter, ving within aigut of Wilhamsport.

LEWIS RIPPLE, September 20. 1865. P. NEWCOMBK. Lancaster Examiner insert 4t and send bill to tliii office equally well adapted" to the parlor and drawing room.

sale only by B. M. BRUCE, No 18 North SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia. ryAlso, BRADBURY'S PIANOS, and a complete as of the PERFECT MELODEON. September NO.

1891 EQUITY. IRUSTEE'S BALE. rjl By virtue of Decree of thTcireoIt Court for Washington County as a Court of Equity, the undersigned, Trustee, will offsr at Public Sale in front of the Court Efonse in Hagifrstown On Tuesday the 10th day of October, next, part of Lot No of Lot No 103, so mnrked upon the survey a tract of land called "Aistietam Works," and division 23 ACRES, 2 ROODS and 23 PERCHES OF LAND, more or less. This parcel of wood-land is in Wa.hingtrm Connry, on UIk( 1 "iJomtng lands of Henry and Noah ea by (wo tx1 roads and is in Chestnut and Rock-Oak timber. THE TERMS OF SALE AHE One-third of the purchase ST i 8 1 lhe da or ratification thereof, the balance in one and two years from tbe day of tale, the 1 8 1 i' uote 8 Wlth "Proved security and bearing Interest from the day of sale, and upon the payment of the purchase money, the Tnwtee is directed to execute a deed therefor, free, clear and discharged of all claim of the parties September 13, 1865.

RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM. prescribed by tbe Decree Any person desiring to examine the premises ill call upon be undersigned residing on the Farm September 6, 1S65--ts. DAVID SWORD, Trustee. A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers lor sale, that Aery valuable farm on 'Inch he at present resides, I mr about of a mile from Hu erstoivn, on the road leading to the old mtiomniff the amis of Christian btoulter, Mealy Win IJauzer and others, tuul containing about 85 ACRES OF LIMESTONE LAND, i a hijfh state of cultivation tfiiokv-cil by good a I.ir^e nt whioli uul rail, ami The improvements consist of large aud cotnonieiit two btory STONE MANSION recently bmlt) i large bark building, and a i pump) of excellent i i.utinq; n.iier near oor, Blunu (spring House und Joe House toother i A lurjre Stone BAUN, also a large Wagon SHED i double Corn Onus nearly new.

Baker'u Hun, A a i i stre lima through tins farm, nd waters eiu'li held i i can i Uttlo eu-n, bo to ft verj good water rheie is also on ud fine ol chard ol ehoku i i tuvs Dm Iftrtii i be ollt'rvd at sale i 1 I A of NOV.iMBLU, nul if not sold, i on th.it ay, be ottered at i ealo, iu front ol tho (Joint House iu lageiiituwu to tlie bigluM bidder 1'ersuus desiring to will apply to ftubfcfntwr iing 1 ou promises, i ntake tenns ot ale. September SO, J8(5. TTALUABLE FARM A PRIVATE SALE. The utulvreigned oilers I'm ate Sale all Di.it rilACT OF LAND situate near OaiJoMi CIOSK on tic roud lauding from ii to AlVu'ersburg, 111 ash ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES, or lofcs, about one hundred and titty en nores of i leured and in a good state of oultivation and thu i a i The consist ot a tort able LOG HOI A undci an elegant i ot Water A LAKO Ij A IlAltN, WAGON MlKl and C1UB and all necessary out buildings The laud is a i i ot lime and i aml is uiont devira s.ttiated, being i i lue nnfes of Hugeitown and e.us.t if access to miuKet There are two never failing Springs of ai the Dw ing House, i run thioiigh most of the hHils on the I 1 i naking it one of the best stock la.mtig faims in i i Jountj Possession gn en on the fiist of A i next. I'or full jartK ulars call npun or tlie mibsc nbcr, rum ding-on the premises JOSH LA August Ib 1H5 ChanibershurfT Rtpomtory and Lancaster imes aim send bill lu tins oltu lor collection.

UBLIC SALE A VALUABLE FARM. The undorbig'nwl i offer at Pubho Sale in front ui the Court lloiibe in Martintiburg, On Friday, Scptcmbei 29th, 1865, atSoVhK.k, all that certain TRACT OP A ue in BerUelej irginui miles South of i msburg, on the Ger.nUtm\n ruad, leading to AVinthuMer, containing 174 1-2 AGUES, fvbout 150 Acres of which is cleared and in a (me stale of eul nation and under good Mi cot. and the ha la nee is omeicd i a I or I 1MBKK A one half oJ the rart is of fine qnaiity ot hniestomj hind and the remainder slate and bottom land I'lu-re an A I I SI A A passing tlirtnigh the r.irrn hu maKes it nioft for irrazing ur MOI raihiug BRICK DWELLING- HOUSE, WASH a larfte BAXli neivsta ry 'I here is an uiii.iiliny SPHINI.J Ol' 'JULLENT ATKK oiimenient tn I hi- i There are TWO TllRlVlNOr Al'l'lj: I A on the promises one of is nf but recent The Furm is in a pleasant neig-liburbood, coiuenient lt tnar ket, Churches, Blacksmith Shop, Any jw-rsmi wislunpf to see the Furm eun call Mr Samuel Hernll, resnlinR thcreou The Terms i aru easy will be made tno daj Ot Sale A i i Auitust 18'iS--5t DAVI1 KCIF. A A 1 I I SECRET SERVICE, THE FIELD, THE DUNGKON, AND THE ESCAPE, BY ALBUIIT D. RICHARDSON, N.

TiunrxE The most interesting and exciting book or publishod, em bracinic Mr sjipeneiice for lour ears trm eling in the necret service of the ''Tribune" at the outbreak of the war, with our armies and fleets both Eiut and West, the first ream uf tho Rebellion, his thrilling capture his confinement for twent) months in differcut rebel prisons hi esuipe, ami almost miraculous journey by n. ff ht of nearly 400 uiiles. It will abound in stirring eients, nnd contain more of the faU, incident and rom.iuce of the wur than nnj- other work published. ereat will yet tw vrntteu concerning this Wat, addition to the many already in print but not one of them will sue within a similar compass a clearer, fuller, more readable account, entire! from personal obsen ution of the nature animus, purposes, tendencies and instrumentalities of the Slaieholrters' Rebellion than does the unpretending narre the of Mr. Richardson.

Teachers, ladies energetic young men, and espesially re turned and disabled ofbcers and soldiers, want prolituble employment, i find it peculiarly adapted to their condition We have agentu clearing per month, which we will to any doubt.ng applet, to E. wirner SIXTH and MINOR Streets. September 20, 1865-- 1m. Philadelphia, Pa. AGERSTOWN ACADEMY.

nelt Session will co-uinence on MONDAV, SEPTEMBER 4th For particulars address August JO, 1865. BLOOD, Principal. ACON! BACON! Another Large supply of prima Sldesand Slton), For Sale at JsklUMAft September 13, Baltimore Refined Golden Syrup a Superior artiolo for Sole cbeapat SBIQMAN A- September 13, 1865. AMILY FLOUR. Winters, A No 1, Family Flour, warranted, a prime article or no Sale.

For Sale at SEIGMAN it. BANNER'S. September 13, 1865. CRACKERS and BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. Tbe Beit to be had in the Market, at the lowest prices, at 8BIGJ1AN ft.

BBNNBR'8. A A CERTIFICATE OF SCHOLARSHIP in Dickinson College, Carlisle, for Ten Years Tuition. For particular! en quire at this September the State of Ohio, AuUrew tuvey KIDit'tl 3Iana Solomon Mhove wile it (Jaih.iniiti 1 all of nkuui IP Bamualnkvey ud others vs. Abraham Eavev and others. "VTO.

1944. Equity. In tlie Circuit Court -i-1 for VTa'hington Ouanty, sitting as a Cuun of Equity. Tlw of this suit is to procure a decna tar sale of certain real estate, in Washington County, in the State of Maryland. Tbe bill states, that a certain Andrew late of suul CoUDty and State, was, in bis life time, aeiwd and pos- seeeed in fee simple of certain real estate in tin County and btute aforesaid, on or near a stream called -Beaver Creek," containing two hundred and twenty-seven acres of land and also, of certain other real estate, containing; live acres of more or less, wit a a house and other imutovwuMita thereon! situate on the turnpike road leading Irom Uagerstuwn to Boous- uoro 1 hat the said Andrew being so seized and pownasvd of said real ebtale, died in the year 184U, intestate leavinr a widow nuinei) Elizabeth Eavey, ami the nllowinc uuildren and grand children, his heirs at law, to whom said nal estate descended, iz.

Nancy, who intermarried with eartaia John IJetrii bulk of hum are now dead, leavtaa: following children, iz. David and Detriek Mis wifi. Lawson Detrick, Uetriek, whose wife is named Detrick, who reside the State of Ohio, Catharine Derrick who intermarried ith a certain Myen and who reside in the Stuje ot Louisiana, and Lydiu Detrick who intermarried with John Allebaugh, and who reside In Washington county aforesaid, Auntuaui Eaey whose wife is uained twrah, Christiana Rowland loruierly Eavey, intennamed with a cer tain Jsaac lion laud, all ot whom reside in the State of Ohio Elutaueth Parks, loruierly Eavey, wfco intermarried with a certain Joseph Parks, aud both ot whom, are now dead, leaving bainuel Parks, whose wife is named anil Uai mia Davis, Jbriuerjy I'arkswho lutermamed with a cer- luu Cornelius Davis, uon ileceased all of Washiuirtoti Coua ty aforeiuiid, their children and heirs at law, Ljdia Snafcrfor- nerlj tiivey, who intermarried a certain Jacob Kkater, H.uy Cole fijruierly tiuxej, wlio lutemiarried acwttaiu tleniy Cole, all ot nhoui resided the btute of Ohio, but the Jill charges that the suiii Mury and iieury are dead, leaving the tolloning children, their heirs at lun, tiuorge Uwlo, Aim Cole, ititerni.uried a certain John Kvley, who in the ol Michigan, Heur) Cole, Mary Cole, who a acertaiu iiarbarj Fitxnatrick, whom wife is named igton County Catharine Rice, formerly Havey, mtetaiarned i a oertam Dav id Klce and ho reside in the fjtute vf llti. nois, Samuel Emey, Sumli who intennamed Kith a len.nn Kuiauuel Bonuiau nil ot Wushii.gtou County uJolwsald, Barbara inti.imarncd a c'ertaiu Johu H. i of Countj but said Barbara is leal ing her said hushaud and infant children named LI uud Lvr, upon has descended heir mothtiV nitelebt the real paracularly described the bill.

That Nancy Detrick died in the year having ioui.1} wit, ou tho ITth day ot February 185K, exeuited or luiit ill and teumicitt iu untine, hereby, aniougst other lungs, she ised unto her daughter Lj dia, the lie nf John Allebaugh of WasliiiiKton the rest and residue of her pvtsunal, by force whereof, the said dia laiuw tbat ebe ciituled to all her mother's interest in the real estate sough i the bill. Thrt, Andrew Eat ey and wife and Solomon Kavtj aud wife, by their resuMUve leeds, com eyet their interest to said real feaftiuel 2avey, one ot the complainants nho claims tbe by vir- uo ot the aluresaul. That Kluaabeth Eaxey the ot said Andrew klaxey, oiter the death ot ber kusband a petition to Washington County Court, as tt Court of Equity, iu cause No. 650, ou tbe docket of said tut a oiuuiiMion to her doner in the lauds of wlaeu tatd Uushaud died teued anil poMessed aud that said Court other, her don er aiil lauds, by metes aud bouads, cres laud, i acreg coustitute the land to be sold lor the ptirjHise of'hnititiou, amongst tbe Amlrrn K.ucy. That Mild widow dfparud tbis fe the prutem eui lbtS.

That said laml tbus ustigueii to aid cantiDt be divided, mtliollt loss or injury to Ibe Dirties iiiteresteil, anil that rhey are entitled to have the same olil and a dix iMoti ot tlie money arising trotu suvh amongst Ji! p.uties to the bill, aeeortimjr to their respective rights -'he bill pr.i\h that a decree may be p.w»cii tor a sale ot said cal estate and a distribution ot tho proceeds amongst those eu- ttlcd auii lor funeral rehet, lor fiiiuimotis against the resident nd an order ol publication, against the non resident defeud- nts. It is tnc-reuioti, adjudged and ordered tbat the coui- l.iin.inti, a copj ot thu, order to uo inserted once a lot lour suc.esMxe wuekh, before tho day ot October next, give notice to the suitl Abraham uud barall wile Isaac lion laud and Chrisana Kuvvlaud, hit, wile, Jacob bhafer aud bhufer, bis i Dctnrk anil Uetriik, bis wife, Lawson khan Uelrick and letmk, hu wile, icri tulvi Cathoriue ALorn, wile, Rice aud Catha- me Un.e, his lie, cleo Cole, Johu and Ann Koley, his Cole, llarnhard itzpatrick and Mar Fiupatnck, iv ilc, non icsideuti, ol ibu btatti ot Maryland, ot the ebjei-t and biibbtani ol this i aiul vvaru tuvui to apjiear iu Oils Jiiurt ui person or sohcitiil tm or before the Ut day ot Febuary next, to ausu'c-r the preniist-'K aud shew cause, any huvi. vvhj a dei ought not to pnx-, as prayed True torn Test LinVlS A UO, Cleik. Ut-vans JL Co P. II.

Kennedy et ill. kTo. die Circuit Court for .1 infill" County sittintr .1 Court ol Ko.nitv i i i i IHth lUv ol f-eptembor at the Aiulitoi Ivepoit Vi I'ouut No Three and Fiiuil ili-il in the efsc bo i.itini il and rontinneit by Cuun unli-N. IMUSO tn the tlieieot be shewn be- the Utlidliy ot October idedacop) ol thmorder iu ami pubh'flhed in Jla- iiuci' a lor three iveeks belvre said ast nietitioiieil True copv--Test September 91), 18o5. LEWIS NYMAN, C-'" Huuiucl M.

ersus William etal. tho Circuit Court for County i i 1 .1 i. ourt of tlie rK u( nit out i i Hth di.j of M) th.it thi lu.uh 1 and reported A I 1 I I LL, I i a i i i i i i tbe wile the .1 st ite in pioi Ol (1 tnent.oniHl, Iw if.l and i i i i i i tontnir he oliown to Omrt on 5th U.i ul provided, i of i onlei hi- i i i i HI fronu' 11 at le.ist itn a week lor three sui'COMixe it'lox i K.itd I.it i i i 1 he Mates i a oi'wkleit to be i no B. XYMAN, September 20, i CUrk. of the Esliite of if ilio Court foi Wuhliington (.

i I I In tin onrl this 15th day of A I ih.il Sfc.lts ivl Ueul of i i ii Li'i late ol L'tmntj di'i cubed, UH by i i a il Kvoeutor ami i tluy to i i i i In 1 nitihed and nil the 1 ith da) of Jctoher next a ccp ot i ttrtler 1 pubhtihed i i ck foi tl.uv ecks in pnblwlnnl ii County behtt tut lunt iiiimi'd and IMI cMUMtJ Ut iJm i i i to i i i i ou or beltire haul day of i i 1 IH'Xt hi i st.ites the innount nf Salet to be 5 11 ue eopv --Ted HO, Iww WM. LOGAN, ti ilie of the Sale ol the Koal Instate of John Lnsk- the Orph.iim' Court of Washiugtou Counts OKDi I In Orpbann V. otirt of tt i J'Jih d.n thai tbe aWeuf i i ot heretoi.ire made uutl ei.oiKd to Hi IK Court lj I 1 LlifeliBACGll Admiu- sli itor, IH nitilicd ooiifirnn unless r.n.M* to the rontra- ho ou ir h. Joiu iiHih a ol tint- order be niM-iied in some in nine week tor three bfJoie Jbth ila-v IW5 A oup--resT WM. LOO AN, tSejrtemlwt IW" FE is jrn fn, a i the subscriber has ibtainvd Oipli.ni 1 Lon'n ot avlniiKton ComiM Letleis at on llw iwrxiiMl Mil.it* ut (SAMUEL.

hTEI'HBV, in- ut K.ml crainn ili'i'UUM'd All clwtiis i K.tnl i htati liprt'bi, u.iriieii lo exhibit tlie tln lo tliv kiihscrilvr, on or before ths il.i\ ol A i next, otherniw nmy by i'l- luileil triiin all beiuiln of K.III! under mlr.ljand I i i nt ept IHtr Ailiiersuiis ki.nwinn tlieiiisehus ilrbied in mtau- aro renueneil cull iiul make iuiiuedi- i JAUUB SThPHBV. 0, ld(J5 Ailimnmtrutor. STATE OF JAMES CLAYTON, dec'd i i i i liiTebj tlmttUe haeobtuiliea from ho Orphans I. ourl ot Hslinijrtnii Letters ofAilmm- stiation on the fituie of A CLAVTOS late i i ilweised A P.TMMIS having claims aguin.l estate, are heriJjv vv.irueil to exlnlilt the same, with he vouchers to the subscribers, on or before the 1st 1 iv "1 A i next otherwise they limj by Ian be exclu- il liiini all biiient of Mini estate Gieii wilder tunul this I nl Wo5. All knowing thenipelx 1 m- to estali an, reimosted to i and make iiunietha'e myment A I I A A fei-pieinbi-r 6, 18(i5 Adiiiinistratrix and Administrator.

Ueujiunin Long, et. alt, versu 1 Ilammonil Euvey. O. 1909--In the Circuit Court for Wash- i ingtnn Count) sitting an a Court of Eqmtj --Oniered by the Clerk ot thc'Orrult Court this 1st ilny of HepMmDer, that the wilct maile unrt reported by ANUKt-w it. heretofoie appointed Trustee tor the sale of the estate in the proceedings ol this cause mentioned, be ran- ed mid cvnnnnrd, unless cause to the i onlrary lo le Court on or before I In- Will day of September next Pro- nli-ii, a oopv of this order inserted in some newspaper pub in 'vV'afchmgtori'CiHlnty at least once a week for thrsw ii-ccsKive weeks before the said hut mentioned day.

The reiMirt states the amount of sales to be True cop)--Test: LbWlb B. 1 A SepteuilJtr 6, J8(5 1 STATE OF WILLIAM E. DOYLE, LJ DECEASED. Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has obtained tram i- Orphans' Court of Washington County, Letters of Aduiia- iratmii on 1he personal estate of WILLIAM LB, tc of said county, deceased. All persons having claim! raiiwt the said are hereby warned la exhibit itli the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on orbenwo ue irst dav of April, otherwise they may by law from al! benedtof said estate.

Given under my hand us 1 Jth day of Sept'r 1865. All persons knowing this Jth uay or AH -indebted lo said estate are requested to call and Immediate pa ment. ttfan-av. Septcinber 13, 1865. B.

McCLEAKY, Ad'mmistralor. STATE OF JOSEPH LONG, dcc'd. Notice 18 hereby giren, that the subscriber ha. obtained from the Oriihuns' Court of Wiudnnsrten County, Lettsrs or Aa- ministration, on the estate of JOSEPH LONG, lata of said county, deceased All persons having claims againn the Mild estate, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the dav ot April next otherwise they may by law be exoluiled irom all hencm of said estate. Giventlndermy hand this 1Jtk day of Sept All persoas knowing themselves Indebted to said estate are requested to call and make immediate A ATcrtttll 8 A incut.

September 13, 186E. ca nn ma ALEXANDER SHAFEB, STATE OF HENRY JACOBS, dec'd. Notice is hereby given, that subscribers ber 13, 18G5. HOSES JACOBS, SOLOMON JACOBS, Kneutors. Sophia D.

Clarke, proch. Ami, vs. Robert Beverly Clarke, ct si. 134S- In the Circuit Court for Ll iivirlon County, sitting as a Court of Equity ORDERED The Olerk of Court tMs 8th day of Sept'r, that Auditor'. Report and Account No 8 aud toal.

flled ill th. be Hoally ratified and by the Court. tiniest euuse to ttoe contrarj- thereof be shewn osi or befcrs 5th day of October instant, --IH-I of this onler be eertetl in some mire a. for (urce successive tioned day True copy-T "j'' i 13, 1865. L.KW18 B.

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