Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

.ons Of coal were shipped over the Cumbcr-
and and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 4o33. %
over the road OF the Georges Creek Coal ard
iron Company Making q total for the week
from the entire region Of c,S53. - tons.
Total shipments for the yea. from the cr-
ire region, 25S, 1851 tens.
70 boats cleared this port during 2 weeks
ending Wednesday, the 18th inst, carrying
.,79sOs tons Of Coal
During the season 2l5G boats cleared this
port carrying 100, 407.os tons Of Coal.
MArRIM6NIAL.-The Clerk Of Al!egany
County Court issued nineteen marriage Ii
censcs during the month of June last, and for
the corresponding period of eighteen hundred
and fty-eight, twcnty-seven.
ARM BRoKE.-Wercgrett to learn that Capt.
!. ". Wolvington, the conductor ofthc Cum
bcrland Coal and Iron Companys Railroad,
had his arm broke one day last week. 1t
seems that a COW was on the track Willie the
ears were moving at their usual speed, and
;hc brakes were promptly put down, but not
IN time to prevent running over her. The
shock produced by striking tie COW loosencd
the brake the fange of which strucl. Mr..
Wellington on The arm, breaking it,
CAMP MEETING.-The Methodist EpisCo-
pal congregation contemplate holding Camp
Meeting near this city, during the last week
N August or the first week in September
next. The spot agreed upon is a beautiful
grove situated about a mile from town, 1.-THE
place where several interesting and agreeable
picnic parties have enjoyed the pleasures Of
sylvan retreat this season. As soon as the
precise time transpires it viii be announced.
I. is expected to be largely attended.
RE-oRGANIzATIoE OF THE CUMBERLAND
Bandit is highly gratifying to us, and we
are sure it will be to our entire community,
TO learn that the Cumberland Saxonian Band
has been rc-organized, and now constitutes a
compliment Of superior performers. The
Band as our citizens remember, existed for
upwards Of twelve ears, when by the reno
val from the city. about ESQ years since, Of
several of the prominent members, it was
broken up. The vacancy thus caused has
I now been filled aud the Band is once more
sformel upon Il better basis than ever before.
Few bands tie State excel, the 'Saxonians,
and VIC know it will he again as it was be-
tore-a boast of the Mountain City. Wei
come 'SaxoniaTs. ~ we hail your re- organization
| with delight, and long again to hear your
rapturouS, soul stirring strains, swelling over
The li!-tors, and echoing through the val
ies-gladiening the hearts of our citizens
Ienlvenng our streets, and sending thrill of
ny to every bosom. Again we welcome you,
and most heartily wish you e,cly success.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Wm. Walsh,
ESQ, OIL last Thursday, sold the Steam SAW
mil to Mr.. II. r. lianaker fer s. 900.
BY an advertisement iu another column it
isill le found that Nv i"'"alcr has taxi"
possession and is nov lrcI.red to til. al, or-
icrs with which he may be favored We
wish lin abundant success.
h5"In one Of our ramhoa about town til,
slreek, we visited the garden and "r'' lri ul
bur friend Mr.. Thos. M,C.u,,'y-a aal W.rc
al,urprsed to see how iiourishinI every ;hrr
ookcd. We could hardly realize that our
al,ity had been visited 50 rcceat.y with a Kill
ling frost. His fruit trees are well filled, and
he fruit is in a perfectly healthy condition.
dIr. McCandless informed us that he had been
through the country fer some Gite,n miles
around the city, in variou, directions, ana
had been gratifed to fnl So .it-.resijya.c =
FERROUS damage to vegetation from the re-on,
frost, which was so generally believed 20 hay,
been runous.
Orr THE TRAcK.-The fast stcC'; train,
lEngine No. 226 bound East over the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad, ran oil tue track, at
I1esser's curve, on Friday last consequence
IF which the Engiac suffered considerable
siamage, five cars were BADLY broken, aud the
Engineer slightly injured The road was not
Managed. The Express West was detained
Ewo hours but by Sunday the wreck was en-
Iircly away.
| New TELEGRAPH LtEE.--lu March last,
ave announced through the columns Of this
I?aper that it was in contemplation 20 cou-
I;truct telegraph line from this city to Lo-
l1aconing, a small place situated in the heart
Iof the coal region. We have now the pleas
ire to announce that the contractors, Messr,.
rs. B. Miller and George Deets, of this l;ty,
nave pushed the work vigorously .owardscom-
4oleton. The line is finished as far as Frost
Burg, and it is expected to have al the ne
Necessary instruments in the offices at Cumber-
land, Mt. Savage and Frostburg the latter
a.. ri this week. 1t is also anticipated t.
have the wires extended to Homecoming in a
efew days.
nD-Mr. Louis P MeIine an Italian, who
bad been sojourning here for some months
past, died rather unex pectedly at the Revere