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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19

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Der llntersei6nete empfietlt b5Iihlf ieintn'
5rsunpen unb Dem Yutlituni itin ausaeosbntrs
trtlh anscitstes Eager BON 2tqurarcn lnp, 81,
aarren, etrett imp"rtirts frans6ifIbc Rott~, mt
Beis-Wctnf, 9bamp lsner, Malasa, Sberrp rnt
Ufaeeira 9Seine, auer 9rten Sronntweine, 9Gbie
tep'S, .bpldns. Sin, Stun upc elm q aEprtirtes
Wager ocn Sdpana uno cinbeimiIhem Gilarren.
Sauptla6li6 aber tmpfebItr or alien 2ietbatern
oce puren ceutldsn Steben1aftes fctarn -6dten
Ntcinrrsin, Su hatsn bel alsn Suantititen unp.
htuisen Yreilen. ..- II
aud aGteu eimturarrs unb @4wri,sr,SoIr,
rSarpincS u. E.E.. "
Iedtee SeltsrItr. g8alcr. '',
Aue Setelun9en wcrosn nit DAM trnpfdnden
une aufs 9Inttli6itc auSgeFibft. s8iresrpsrtIu.
fern %pertaute i'd gu cen tialafeu prsiIsh. ss, ,s,
9. Sn99cmb cinrcra s,so
Supporter BON Osut&sn It. fran;5flden @sine,i
nno SraHptcs. &.a ,r...5
Havana, & Domestic Cigars,
Sfp, llo 5rantlinltl,, Swii6en Der IA, nj f5,5;''
Inbe @opernprlr.. 49, RHE. "
DaS etutT8e Subtttunt, tnsttIpnocre aIu sBitbsSsefsirfr
nno bic Serrtn 9Sirtse, msrbtn AM bisirs 4cl crrth ictr
lBtrIclale. 9efhdft aufmerfiani semadtI nS erfiadt:: Die s5dat
preispurcisen gSadrtn birIts ntuen GIatiiIctrrtS ',L sfriirr
ben, che ie in onhCrsg bjgieen ,pbcr uIralihcn yS6Iisrii ibrC
Si Ga : Ea9sn;, iNnttr Sneuet sereifiEn fTlYpSs Attittl
'''TrNsVS S tt v'puIut my perppr9eppeen ~ rcreen:
SraiioHlhe SranpirS nib 0~lcteprlne,f ,AGiS
@s' flpd8ner Gate SOrtenGi i 5r ! "a,
S9sins anp 0loIel 8rinf;
aae e Urteit. gBbisfey,. Sin,
a.. Dead gno Qnplr.S ranbp.
- Gv'H IRE. (@prpia1s), ais: .&iiminnel
ID, @uraeoo &C. &c. 3
tx. &: aUona 40 5ctneftc. CHARS III
t"'' Yrrilt, X .rrg &auta6aty aae 6prten.
GeJntatdt, G. ,-tes &c. &c. .a :
StN neunoltrcn >. HnD S.9Haatpaeirer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
Sparpers / Yparpersl

Sparpers / Bparpersl
Dur& llsbsrnabme bee an mein 2utal an,
srsn5encen serdumigsn @cbnbauIes bin i'd in
ben Stanb 9efebt. elmer peiterea @n,abl Boar.
psrs bequems :3immer sinri6ten su t6nnen.
5ierauf Steasftirsnbe bite i6 lIs6alo sci mir
por5uiprs&en. s. @arrbaufen, aet.
(gm Neucn 0tarft.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
m. Is. Nrlorne

N6. 81. SeI0rNe
fubrt ifets ei erpfcs Eager bee teItcu 2aeerbtsrs uni
9prtcfS bctm 5ae, ipeldeS CT fetutn eccbrtsn 8unten II
allen 9btiIen Der StaSt sum ~biltsicl @tarttpreiit frrt tn'
Sous liefert.
9usIei8 nta6t berfstbe bas seebrtc gubli:um baraaf aul.
nerfiGnt, bae tr
9a9erbier, Gle unb Ycrtsr
fur gSirtbfhaftru urc gum 6amiiiepssbrauf duf Glefttn
Qesceen fubrt, bic sr ;u icber S~eIieblssu Suantitdt pbnt mel
,tert preiserb6buu9 ins 6aus ~abIteftrt.
9eNelurser, in rcintnt Stp~s ate Stra6c ;tpifhtn Srpaf
uub Grace tirttlaicr, wcrScn ~Yinftlidit o%u9gcflhrt.
3usIei5 enpftbIt NcrisIbe Ieinen
Sagerbier. Salon,
al Der 7ter StraBe. Dem G6sotrr eeeeuibsr eeIcecn, 6tfen
IA eaS 9:ebrte YubIitum b0itlbf ittts auits fri1bss 3
unb bic better 2iauprS unc @i9arreu finbcn ivirb,
49, ~ 9. . elarut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
EQ9frbier Salon,

No. 70 Mainitr., 'piihcn Der IA. Mnb Is. Ctr
unltren BreunSen uno cem 9erbrien 9ublifum nahta
mir hermit Die rraebenc @n;eioe, baR mir an cSiorm sS NJ
ENC elegant e~in9ertbtt!e 2%o9erbitr-g Siribftai er6Tnet 6obrSS
Durd s5 rslbEaltiSes 9Sbolcfale -4aasr Der behsn gsrinc
uno IranS0lidpsr Srmeise finb mir in ben Staro ocfceI
zen SelubsrH oItieS neuen 9OCnle chpos @uSoe,,iHnetEss A..
ten III f6rnen. @ontbirr II MI 60
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
Dirtb(datIs Gr6fnnna

Der unter,eihuste srlaubt li6 sinem seebrten
Yusltfum bic @nscise gu MAIDEN, pae CT SmiI6cn
Der =. une Z. Strdee cluen 9aeerbisr- Salpn err
ofnet bat. Sc miro bas Ssfrsben peFelteu lsiu,
lfetS nur Die bslcn 9etrdnfe su boltsn uno rurh
-aufmsrtamt unc freunctiGe SsDtenuna %Oisieni-
gen, wclhe ion teiu6eu, ben tur,rn Sufcnttalt
in feinem freuuclidcu u.p fibten 9Utals anse,
nebH' an MAIDEN.
8idatuuS, 90. Suli 1860.
Sobu 6erbt9, Nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
S1Qer=Sumnonmiel

~Su8er=N umIpnNMte! = -
Den Mlt9ltt0srn 5ur Nabfiht. pag iees,
OOnnerltas, &brnOs 8 ubr, resslmaBiae @rrrr.
eiersusbunsen in Der ,Nilitarp 0aQ@ ltartfnpeh
Seben !sstsm DOnnertang int 0apnot
.FnDet Die mOnntlt6e Scriammlna9 n, qutale
oss 6rrrn S6aD TAFT.
bdArmeper, orb. Cora.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
Nsue BeinRntrI

@&jrtbfdDeTtssM usciqe.
Wcinen 5rsunpen nnp Setanntsu, ip,ptr benz
srlamHlten pGblitum Die rrssbenc an,ei1e, rae
iG an Der Ode BEL. 8.'u. 8rcurhrsct sintn
Sa9erbitrs.S a loon
froFnet ~bateiuRcidoe bier'nit aue meint 9anos.
lsutt fssGasiiHR sam SsiHh b~srfeltcn etu.
: Gan a@~f j.. u. 81 Yers,4
GFe her 8. unp Srpdo1r.'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
&. Spmcr S s. 81. Scbmciber
&smrD SSiGarbt,

0SllFD ISltIlrDf,
Sdttler
SrcaNfr. swiiden Der 2tcn unS 3ten,
8thmcnb. Sirlinia.
@a- Nftres ~ birre uuo Ntoers 9plterar6eitcn ieScr @rt
tptrb,n geld nafpoa a%uS9efuprt.
9eorrs 8O1cr. SaIiles, 8eiistaihsn, ~llebrr;use fur Sailras
rente. 9eeerarSeitsn fur %miitdriibe 3wefc, Icpie ale in
baS SlttlerStIbift iblasenoe Arlfel mercen aut uub biQtaO
~au5lrfubrt uns bittet Der Ssiae I'M sereiste IufttiSe.
@s- Ssiuncere &Ufnsrtiautteit miro GirurBii6en Ban
ba9en ;u9epsnort.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19

Weis- und Lager=Bier -Brauerei.
Die u~ntsrjsi&neten inc isst in BEN Stanl
.8efsBtt bic 5errsn Wirtbe unp pas aeebrtc 0ubri
FUN nit 9Beis- unO edserbtrr sianer 5atritaties.
gu ben t~iai8lfsn preiieit bsbtrnen 3u t5nnen.
Sreres per 5nb ccsr'Dubsnp bitten mir Bel
Srn. Steinisin abusebsna
s. Siber II. 6 ..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19

8eine ulte importirte
2sSetme, 2tqmDrS mmb Gi9arrem.
urter Der Girna ""
M'KEEVER & BROKEN.
unS 'rerOen in ibrem Store, 80. 4 GrGouoe
6ptel. psarl Str, 9tlbmUnO, pa.
fr biz 6OIse Elm tets rsi&baItiscs Eager fabyn ssn i'm.
pprtirten uno inldnpiIben ~ V"
Beinen, 2tquurs uuc G;sarren,
GpnOpn prrter, Grctd NIr.
SarOinrs IL. /. M,
auf tpel6c GrtiteI cieielben Die @uherfI1mfdt ARR 9rs,nhs
unp os 9tebrten gutlitdns bin;urpclIsn lib crlo,tbSn ROM
lelben aber aud iu9leif ole Gerii6crma acbrup. noG ;rSrr
bel uns 9efaufte 9rtiteL ais 66t saran:irt mrrSen fam mn
uatb jeeem &beiIe Der Stapt frei tne Saus a~cliefert mirS'
~..,> Mler. Mc &eeper, .
SbaS u! Srifen.
. @s~ Or. Sriden erlaubt lid lrincn Gregnsrn n,e
SnSei9e gu MAIDEN, oaB or oaS ieit6sy ron ibm %betrirbsnt
1eucf> Gno Seeens SSerltderun9Sa9elbGft ~fcrtIrsen wirr.
SrtIe Sftee btfnSet lid jest in btm Store Der 6rrren
McSfeeeer II. 9riten. H
va Serllherin9en allsr ART Inb in Scn ST. n Pm
@slellbatteni perosn biliait S%aielbit entaeaenaencmrnen -,
setSen SerilbsruU9 (Sniurareej penOt man lid, an
Or. SrifsH,
$40. 4 Grdan9e 6ptl, 0eorlnr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19

8bsinwetH! NGetnwein!
tlniern 5reunren, iOwie Dem o~eu,Iber s,,,bG
Fum iiterbaupt, %erIauben mir unS duf infer reih.
%bniti8ss unp wObla f~orttrtes Eager edtrr sf6,in-
,petne aufr.srFiam gu maiden. pir Ycr amen
te'eIEfn bills unc %9arahtirsn fir Die G6tbft
liner iepsn SOrts.
@autbteru @fabsr
Nr. rs 0lat1, 9trase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
Sob. Gcinbar6t'S
beutlhe unD en9lilbe Shule an Srcabfr.,
;nifdcu Der 2ten unb 3ten Ctr.

;piihcn Der 2ten unb 3ten ctr.
Die Sfule te5 llntsrseidneten 1T nunmsbr in ietn gSo6n.
~porbauesn fur 500 56alsr, wesbat6 Der lntsrfbriebens
ieips Sreunbe uno ate 9efannten b6fidit sriu4t, ibm mic
frlbtr ibre SinbeT gum unterridten unb Gr;ieben anyuSe.,
trauen.
Nsbit Der beutiten u enslii6en wiro au& bic %fran,SFIfs
Sprade sslebrt, lripie ale gum birssrIihen 0eben ~uotbtpsns
6iasn Rsnntnide uno 6ertiateitsn. Auh lit ben Gltern G8e.
%lesenbctt 8esotsu, tBre Stnoer eif 6iaaen gBtse 9tanOfpte>
len uno SiRsen er!erueu ii laiien.
Da Der Undergraduate srpDlf Sabre Splfslebrer in 9eutib.
Lamb rp1r, uno ME befannt aud ihDn sebn Sabre 6ier in
@meritd, lonie AUDI auf Serlaugen bic btleu 3euspiIIs u6sr
Sabi9tstt sum 3ebrtrberufe aufSupeien oerma9: - 10 mer.
een iOlds oeutlhe GIsrH, oeuen er niht 9snaI bstannt in.
telnen &nltano nebmsu, tbre Rtubsr in feline 56ule III Ienben.
Electromagnetic
Spbn &etnb ar 81
oeMtIher pehrer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
Mrs. sd g,

NoiTlt:aBe, iriiden Der 18ten unp 19ten,
matt baS beutide Yu6tifum auf tEr Eager son Sewtuers
Sineeramtlen, 9Saterbatsu, beutlGeu Si;i9uben u. (. 10
aufnerfiam uuo iiGert cine reeue 9eoieuuu9.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19

@ipisr quite 8oarrere,
Fnben inn isw, YRartst 6oteI Der uutsr,ei&ueten
Ireunelihe 3imnier uno suten Soarb.
Stabel bpfrr II. 6dusIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19
MONTICELLO HOTEL
pom
@imon StetnIeiu.

no. 3 Srcabs, jwiidsn Der 6. n 7. @tro6e
Dem tur4ritnSsn Yu6Iitam nirb bisits nr unocrid,tst,
pOtel beffns %empfebleH. Die 2Birtbi6aftbeItlbtn if NIT ben
SprSuelt1iten Ssirdnttn ane8slfatts:. Sonfise grfriItunoen
uns Oellsaehen bee Neorftes iino ieosr,sit III baSea. Ser
dome uae ssraumist SaaI pirb tei pOrfpmmenben 9d1ca
6e;SnS ~empfpbleR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-19

"@odtaiT Critters.
Gin a~us9aeihneter 4rrifel ssn Sntsu
St0uabtou's Sittsrs, fur bic Bur uuO ann,
Ssibhaebrau6. Gum Serfaufe in n.sesn uno
flsinrn SuantitG ten bel
NcSeeper II. 8riGtn.
Ustn, Siqusur nno 9aoana,@ igarrn.9anbluno
SIR. 4 GrbanSe 9Uni SuilOtna,
Yeart @traEc.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
Allegany County Regiment.

Major r. S. Smith, Of the United States
Army, arrived here on Tuesday last, at
noon, for the purpose of swearing into the
United States service the Allegany County
Regiment. He promptly entered upon the
duties of his mission.
The process was commenced with the
"De.mold Rihemen," Capt. Alex. Shaw. We
were present in this instance, and witnessed
tho ceremony, which was nothing more than
calling the roll and perfecting the names
After that an opportunity was afforded to any
who might be unwilling to take the OATH to
withdraw, but not one refused. The officers
and men in body were ordered to hold up
their right hands, when the solemn oath was
read to them by Maj. Smith, who then called
for three cheers for the company, which were
given with a will by the sturdy sons OF Geor-
ge's Creek.
The same ceremony was Of course repeated
in swearing in each company, with like
result. Up to the time Of writing we under
stand companies have gone in. and the
balance of the regiment will qualify as rap
idly as possible. Want of time prevents us
at present from giving particulars in regard
to the organization of the Regiment, but in
our next, we will be pleased to do SO.
Our city for the last week has presented
quite lively and We might say. an exciting
aspect. Soldiers meet you at every s;ep,and
have made quite a throng in the town.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
From Missouri.

CANTON COPPER MINES, No., Aug. 20
The correspondent of the St. Louis
Democrat furnishes The following intel
ligence: "A sergeant belonging to COM
pany o. United States Dragons, having
escaped from the Rebels, By whom lie
was taken prisoner in the last battle near
Springfield, reports that Ben McCuloch
was mortally wounded and died at
Springfield the morning after the battle.
His body was placed in tin lined coffin,
which was filled with whisky, and close
ly sealed aud sent Southwark on Tues
day evening, accompanied BY his body
guard and few companies of soldiers, =
He also says that Gen. Price was badly
wounded. aud thinks be will not be able
to take command soon.
The Rebels were reinforced on Satur-
day night after the battle BY 5000 men,
under Judge Mcbride, many of whom
had no arms. 1t was currently report
ed among the Rebels that i. 600 of their
army would make forced marches on JEFF
ferson City, aud take it.
My informant says the last charge Of
the Kansas and Iowa Regiments and
Dragons forced the enemy to retreat
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
Geo. :. lIebb. Esq.

The friends OF this gentleman will learn.
with sorrow. of his death in the city of Mem
phis Tennessee, on Monday morning last
Mr.. Hebb was native Of this city, where he
studied and was admitted to the practice of
tie law, and less than one year ago went to
Memphis for the purpose Of making that city
his future home
Endowed by nature with more than an
ordinary share Of talent, faithful and true in
all the social relations OF lie, he evidently
had before MIN life Of success and honor
But " Death loves a shining mark" In the
full flush of his youth he has been removed
by the will of an All-wise Providence from
tie active scenes Of this life 70, we trust, a
brighter and better world
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29

for three miles, where they waited till
night in constant expectation of again
being attacked. He says two more reg
iments would hove driven the Rebel ar
my into Arkansas. The terrible havoc
made by Totten's and Dubois batteries
filled them with dismay. He thinks
5000 is a low estimate of their killed
and wounded. The troops with whom
this dragon travelled kept him in igno-
rance of the route they pursued, but told
him they were going to join General
Pillow; but from the description of the
country through which they moved, it is
believed they were making for some
point near pilot Knob.
Honton, Mo-, Aug. 2o.-Gen. prontiss
has been assigned to the command of the di-
vision embracing Cape Girardeau and Birds
Point. Gen. Grant has been ordered to jeff
ersou City. The rebels on the st. Francis
river are said to be 10000 strong.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
The Peace Party.

Having failed in every open effort to force
the people of this commonwealth to follow
the mad career Of poor old Virginia, the dis
unonists of the State, with q few disap-
pointed politicians who endcavored to impose
themselves upon the Union men, but who
were signally fcied in their designs, have
proclaimed themselves q peace party. Not
that they want peace aud the perpetuity Of
the government, but that by deluding the
people they may he successful in getting the
power Of the State into their hands, in order
that they may force an act Of secession upon
the people and bring them into the deplora-
bic condition Of Missouri and our neighbor
of Virginia.
The people should be on their guard.
Once allow these men to succeed in gaining
power and they will inaugurate most fierce,
bitter and relentless civil war. The compare
tive quiet we now enjcy-thc security-the
safety to person and property will all be
gone, while blood aud carnage, aud the de-
struc:ion Of property, which have attended
the career Of the SeceSsioniSts wherever their
traitorous steps have been heard, will be Wis
tied in all their desolating influence upon our
State. Citizens Of Allegany-of Mary land-
be not dsluded by the hypocritical cry of
peace, peace, when there is no peace nay,
while those who cry do not mean peace other
than by your suhiugation to the JEFF. Davis
olisarclical tyranny. Let then the good
people of Allesany spurn from their pre-
sence the fOrked-tonsued gentlemen who
would talk TO them Of peace while they mean
war. Let the people Of Allesany give them
to understand that they are not ignorant Of
their malicious purposes--,et these traitors
to their country understand that you are for
peace when the rebels cease TO war against |
the governmcnt--that when they lay down /
,teir arms, and like good citizens submit toi
the iegally-constituted government, then YOU !
want peace but not till then, for the govern
ment must DO maintained and rebellion |
crashed out.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
Military Arrivals.

The following additional military arrived
in Cumberland within the last week Conn
pany +. of the Sd Virginia Regiment, which
is otlcercd as follows-Captain, II. C. Ha-
sans; LIST Lieut., David Gibson; ID do, C.
r. Hadden. This is a very fine company,
and was raised mainly at Braudonville, Pres
ton county, Va. y portion Of it halls from
Pennsylvania, near the Virginia line.
Also, Company -, of the sth Ohio Regi-
men,, Captain +. W. Butterfeld; Is, Lieut.,
II. NJ. Lewis; q Lieut., p. Hysuns. This
Company comes from Crawford CO., Ohio, is
well equipped, and makes tiue appearance.
These TWO companies have rendered very ac-
tive and eiilcieu, services since their arrival
here. They are constantly on the alert to
detect the insidlous movements Of the enemy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
The Union Home Guard.

In pursuance of public notice n meeting O
the " Union Home Guard, for the purpose
of electing officers, was held on Friday eve.
ming. at Dillev's warehouse.
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.
r. H. Butler to the chair, and appointing
Mr.. Henry Sbrivcr MS Secretary. On motion.
the meeting proceeded to an election. Mr..
GEn. II. BRAGoNiER was unanimously elected
Captain. and being present accepted the post
with few well-timed remarks. Messrs. $.
I, Little and X. H. Butler were then unani-
mousy elected first aud second Licutenauts.
D. c. Edwards, LIST Sergeant; G. w Davis,
Cd do; q. w. Wise, 81 do. H. Buckley. 4th
do; j. Il, Hill, 9Th do. CorporalS-D. T.
People j II. Rohm, Danl. Magee, William
Taylor, Jno Walker, II. l.. Marshall, W. S.
llensell, Thos Davis.
On motion. the Secretary was directed to
publish the proceedings of the meeting in the
Girilidn and Telegraph.
X II. BuTLER, Chairman.
Henry Shrver, Secretary.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29
- <.~.p..-

A BROAD TARGET WITH ITS CENTER
DRIVEN. A correspondent of the Terrc
Hau;e Express relates the following in
cident of skirmiSh at Rich Mountain:
1t appears that one 'sesher' thinking
himself at safe distance and holding
the craftsmanship of HOosiers in extreme
contempt, turned his back, stopped over
and offered glaring insult to our men.
This act had the effect of making Hoo
sier tearing mad. Considering himself
highly insulted, and having great faith
in his own powers land that of his En-
field rife, he sent his compliments in
the shape of an ounce bullet, making a
center" shot, the ball travelling the
whole length of 'sesher's' body, and con :
ing out at the throat. Curiosity induced
me to examine the body, and can vouch
for the fact.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29

Re- Every Summer the demand for Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases.
1t is found to lie the only certain preservation
Of bodily strength during period when the
atmosphere is calculated to induce feeling
Of lassituie and indigestion. The worst cases
Of Diar:hna, and Dysentery give way TO its
potent influence Innunera6le persons, who
are now alive and well, must thank the dis
coverer Of this preparation that they have not
not been swept away in the harvest of death.
The Bitters is recommended by the best ply
sicians in heland. This is the best evidence
Of its real value, because, as general thing,
they will not speak word in favor of adver-
tised Preparations They have been compelled
to acknowledge the claims OF the Bitters upon
the community. Sold by all druggists.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-29

will try to lead you astray. And especially
be careful Of such German demagogues as
DR.. Peritas. To just such men as h i'm are
we indebted for the condition of things as
they exist. This wicked rebellion has been
raised by them-a rebellion which if it tri-
umphs, will put an end to Constitutional
freedom on this continent. Ii this scheme
of JEFF Davis IL Co., lthe idols OF DR.. Veri-
tas) to destroy this great Republic succeed,
where then shall our downtrodden brethren
in Germany seek refuge from the CALLING
yoke Of despotism? My countrymen Ger
mans there is but enc way for us to act
to stand for the Union and Constitution.
to rotc for The Union: and if need be to fight
aud de for the Union. f. O.,
9th Ohio Reg't., 9th Co.
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BALTIMORE County, Aug. 81. 1861.
To Hon. Alexander Evans. Hon. J. b. Ri
caud, Hon. Edward Hammond. J. B. Sci
dens.ricker, Esq, and Wan. Il. Hill. Esq.
Coz. mittee etc.
Gentlemen-Y our Letter of the 18th inst
informing Inc that at the State Union Con-
vcntion, winch assembled in Baltimore on
that day, | was the unanimous choice OF
the Convention for the office of Governor Of
the State of Maryland" has been received
and more immediate reply onlv DELAYED bv
reason Of my absence at the time from home.
receive with the liveliest scusibility the
intelligence which YOU communicate and de-
sire to tender through you to the members Of
the Convention, my profound gratitude for
this mark of their confidence.
accept the trust they thus confded to
me, deeply impressed with its extraordinary
importance at this time, and earnestly deter
mined. to the extent Of my humble abilities,
to discharge the duties whicb il involves,
Feline As have oyer ,l,ro ,bc rln,,o.,
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/" hGment The upper house viii he COM
opposed entirely of lawyers and men wi.o
"cau read Latin and French. The lower
house will consist of rich planters and
merchants. Cur mechanics will all be ne
grocs. As for preachers, we will have 70
use for them, except at funerals, clriSton-
"ings and weddings We will adopt the
" name of FrCtec in place Of king or en-
"perOr, 50 as to soften matters little. At
d" first we will pay great attention to the pro-
q LESSONS Of law, physic aud military affairs,
and the Southern Empire will be .he
|" greatest government that ever was on the
" face of the earth. As for schoolmasters we
will not suffer Yankee 20 come among us.
" We will get professors from Europe, and
ave will especially patronizc French dane
"ing masters and French taiors. Such are
some Of the principles on which the new
government will be based. ! had almost
forgot to say, that many great men of the
South tand the whole South is full of great
mem are of the opinion that oaths among
statesmen and politicians are very vulgar
things and ought to have no binding force
con tie cousciences of public men. They
are to be governed and restrained by 4
sense Of honor alone. Every citizen Of the
Southern Empire, to say nothing of the
distinct orders Of noblemen will be the very
"pink Of chivalry and the soul of honor !;
and in all future time the name of jeff. will
abe the synonym Of truth and patriotism.
" \ few hours spent in secret session with
"any Southern legislative body would satisfy
" the most iucrcdulous Of the beauties OF this
governmental programme. The secret
session is u great improvement on the old
"systcm of legislation in republican govern
ments, and it is expected to be extensively
"practiced at the next session of the Legis-
"ature Of Maryland, to commence on the
" 18th Of September
Note.-Tt is TO be hoped that our sage
Legislators for Allcgany will pay due atten.
ton to the hints contained in the foregoing
system Of government, SO as thereby to in
crease the obligations Of their constituents
and command the gratitude OF posterity,