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II. D. CARLETON,
Merchant Tailor,
Cumberland, Id.

The subscriber has Just receiree large eaN
and we'll selected stock Of t.A
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings,
also, complete assortment Of GenilemenI Fur.
nishing Goods comprising the latest ard nest
choice styles in market.
From long experience IN the MAJ s!se,or.
ing of Gsntlemen's Wear, be astters biwsef
that be can give general satisfaetion 70 ~
friends and custonsrs who may tAvsr DIM
with call.
All goods rarranted az Represented ana
goods fits guaranteed.
A full assortment Of goods will " kePs esh-
stant!y on hand all Of which wiz % 500 iof
Cash. or puactual time customers 81 tee lowest
II. =. CARLETON,
MKsis'. Mes Block, Bsain'Sre Street
Nov. &c, 1867
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REMEMBER.

Ills not taken inwardly, but Is applied out
wardly. according to direction, which accompa-
ny each package.
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MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN Wtlc0X & co. ,
No. 1888 Main Street, Richmond, Va.

Branch Office. No. i2S. Bank Of Commerce
Building, New York City.
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INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.

The terrible nalady known as the FEVER
AND AGUE las smitten hundreds ofthousands
oil persons throughout the world every year;
and has never till now been met by successful
medical treatment that has not produced &c.
we're
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4AMF@ND'&
FAMILY
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extra cts, and put MP
in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and wifi
keepin any climate.
Tho FAMILY oA.lS THARrIc PILLS
Is q gentle but active 81 Cathartic, which the
proprietor has used In = in his practice more
than twenty years. -
Tho constantly in II Ioreasing d m n d
from those who have ?, long used the Pills,
and the satisfaction which all express in
regard to their use, has induced me to
place them within the = reach of all.
The Profession we'll = know that different
Cathartics act on diff Z ferent portions of the
bowels.
The FAMILY CA THARTIC PILL has
with due reference to this we'll established
fact, been com pound - ed from a variety OF
the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act alike
on every part of the alimentary canal, and are
GOOD and SAFE In all cases where n Cathartir
is needed, such as arrangements Of the Stomach,
Sleepiness, Pains in the Back and Joins, Cos
tireness, Pains and Soreness over the whole
Body, from sudden cold, which frequently. II
Neglected, end In long course of Pever, Loss OF
Appetite, a Creeping Sen sation of Cold over the
Body, Restlessness, Headache, or Weight In tho
Children or Adults, Rhoumftism. n great Puri-
Ger of the BLOOD and many diseases 10 which
acsh 10 heir, too numerous 20 mention In this ad-
rertisement. DOSE, l to 3.
Price 3 Dimes.
The LIVER INvIGORATOR and FMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS are retailed by Druggists
generally, and sold Wholesale by the Trade in all
the large towns.
Sold In Cumberland BY HEAEEY & sHRI.
YER aud J. B, II. CAMABELL. Druggists.
Dec. Is, lS60--1y.
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Price One Dollar, sent by mail to any
part Of the United States.
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SANFORD'S
Liver INVIGORATOR,
Never Debilitates.

TITS compounded entirely from Gums, and has
L become an established fact, a Standard Medi-
cine, known and appreciated BY all tuat have
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it ma
IN concern, that the undersigned will make
application to the county Commissioners of
Allegany county at their next session for the
appointment of commissioners to locate coun-
ty road to commence at the Pennsylvanis line
near Hiram Mitchelrs aud Casper Martins, in
District No. IL, and connect with the National
Road at some point between the residence o.
Isaac Augustine and John Heather on said roadl
HIRAM MITCHELL,
JOHN STlNE,
ISAAC AUGUSTINE,
JOHN HEAFNER,
V. II. ROSS.
Oct. 10, ls6l-1n.
IF you want Fine Watch or nice
l. set of Jewelry, call at
Juli JH KRLENBECK
MACKEREL.-lo0 kits prime No. | Family
vi Nacksrel. for scle by
J4!y 1855. J. y HARfER' 20.
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Coal! Coal!

THE Coal business heretofore conducted by
i the undersigned, will, from the let day Of
April ensuing, be carried on by George F. GeP-
hart Co., under the Agency Of Philip Clark.
The firm respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
ormer customers of the Yard.
All persons indebted for Coal, will please set
die their accounts as early NJ possible, as am
etsirous of closing the business.
March 2S-3m. GEO.. T. GEPHART.
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INPECTINE

Is sold by all Druggists and Medicine dealers
in America.
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svrted to with conf
cases for which 1t Ii
ands within the last
given up all hopes OF
Gus un solicited certI-
sion sh ow.
adapted to the tenn .
vidual taking il, and
ties as to act gently
your judgmsn guide
LIVER INVIGOR.
Dyspepsia, Chronic
Complaints, Dysen-
Stomac CHI, Habitual
Cholera, Ch oleraMor-
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COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extra cts, and put mn
in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and wifi
keepin any climate.
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVlGORATOR,

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOM1-
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to Its orisi-
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness, and curing
1t, when there 10 the least particle of wtali-
ty or recuperativs energy remaining.
FOR REMOvING SCURF and DANDRUFF and
all cutaneous affections ofthe Scalp.
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PEW bsr-ei.ls., ot Baker, cld Pc w
n k.y Tct cal. ~ uH T. hlhGi go
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used It, andis now re-
dence in all the dis.
recommended.
It has cured thous.
two years who had
relief, as the numer.
fcates In my posses
The dose must be
permanent Of the indi.
used in such quaint.
on the Bowels.
Let the dictates OF
you In the use of the
AT0R, and il will cure
Disrrhaa, Summer
tory, Dropsy, Sour
Cos,iveness, Cholic,
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bus, Cholera Infantum. Flatulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesses, and may be used SUCCESS.
fully rs an Ordinary Family Medicine. It will
cure Sick Headache, las thoussndscan testify
In ttcenty minutes, if two or three Teaspoonfuls
are taken al CON meacemcnt Of attack.
All who use Il are giving their testimony in
it's favor.
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTR
WITH THE INVIGOR ATER, AMI
SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
oar Berlin CORE. pondcnce.

btklh, NOV. L., 1869.
H'fes n fsacs 1" A'nsloa-A BERLIN Paper as,i,q
to,.--Ps Ii~1s M Ss,ts cf pcrc' ~ ss,Ti.s rts
P,e'ai,m ~ Csd ia Men Iegt--A Pd.aJt.i cas sa
EaoicRd, a. fc.
The sstemsn, q the pclre relative 10 the proposed
tha, the great Powers of europe have been invited 10
ION urging the Cabinet al Washington 70 eoaseut ID
friendly mediation and 70 susPeu-is5 ni losllliiios
dusng ho winter months ,he result u ,h late ,ecs ons
~ Cht, indian and Pennsylvania and the defeat II tho
ultra abclton, paSty this hos created l,t Z s,ls
IN diplomatic and commercial Circles, ami led them 10
indulge n hopes cr pacincacn which may rerhaps Az
pear TOO sanqGine your side q ths water IL wcad
almost sees. - says Sra1fS z,aaJ, tbas the terrible
war that 0-shc lsst year and na nas wasted depopa.
s,cJ and exhausted both sections cf TIC Jfon Is ap
pr,song s termination The two sthIsios IN this san.
Culinary wrestling match must ~ last have arrived the
conclusion hat neither 81 them compls,ey sahago
tho ohor. The 5iccdosi battles recorded ~ modern
history hive heNn Fought N The Fast and West eboa,
producing decision. Tic arrliat brought into Tie Gcid
by North and south longer raw urdse, ,pliusd
cyicg, but hardy aud oerieuced veterans. and, a
tic generals wanting in at rate strategy the 81
oiers display great Ceutase determination and prrss
vcrancc Bat nowhere have the most Tremendous sscri
hces bcc8 attended With corresponding resri,s Tue
battle o. lntsa wag ons d Ihe most obstinate taa has
.b,co cgsht for many yesrs bit was no decisive vic.
tory Of tic csera army. That Vie troops 81 The consedo.
rscy could not MAINTAIN themselves ia Maryland that
their aggressive force not svHc 10 overrun and
occupy PcDpsyyaua war easily be Ioreseso The yopu
IatiOa n Maryland hal shewn ID u opt unpryoca man.
uef that they were nj inclined 70 receive the Asy o the
SOUP with open arms From icnnt yivanis lad s less
NJ esrsc aN Il had, therefore 10 choice BIT % felrs
he yoad the rDoraC but ie retreat has not lei " auy
LaIsril cAasc 10 ,ns posture q sasrs s tbe Ea1eiA
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
Vheatr scSl..

The prosperity cf the theatre st contiDgcs The re-
ceips q the past week have been nrch above be ave-
rage, IN srs Of the stormy EVENING" e Mondsy and Fri
day The pefonanses we're all good enough 20 des ervs
We ee,sve sbat the people world 20 the tse
sffes now a.1ays, matter who acted or what was
rlaycs oui fortunately hese has been veryitle chance
haa bad seces al any ~ cuv places q
anIsemert recently since alb he managers growing
rich vsy FAST and iss ng Of carriages sud
suburban yNas, sincerely hope and expec, thai Wal
lsct VIII be wesithy enough Va In comfortable
areenrosm, aud have now act curtsin painted 70
take the place Of HE present botrh ths,
jackson soon arord 10 cicas the winter
car,en tf Ia dirt aud weeds AZ least once week aud
that whea.ley win soon expend . small in NO ar.
ranging the IRON railing tho lobby Of Sblos that
can be completely removed At the tst Of The perform
arcss These small rosrins greatly needed and vii,
certalpy be appreciated by our intelligent and ,atIeui
pvble
The productions reproductions revyals OF The rasi
week. have already been very fully noticed IN our col
unns Al waack's we have had Bachelor OF Art,
for tho 6rst time at THE ihesie and Love for Love-
with Miss Gsnnon's charming Miss rrpe, and M. Charss
Fishers quaint Ben the pnoiant mariner FOR the rst
time shis season Az the Winter Garden Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Williams have been playing "Irelapd % -
Wac and iancashire as is, "fn aua out o,
Place and !" The Happy Man,, Laura Kesne keeps
running her holiday show, Blondette,n which
Is es vsri.coiorcs AZ the rainbow, AZ fulL
os rich acss az shlcusbs sores profase IN p aud
snsel AZ the Uniform newly appointed caoe@ OF the
Broadway brigade ana crowded with pretty wcme. a.
charity fair AZ Mbfos Mr. Forrest hss appeared suo
nigh. IN jack Csds and three ngbts In Mstamors,
IA which character lie 10 as Savage msataxs A. abori.
Tpal Is the crest @snsfahsr q pecshos,as. as ersl
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Tl,s Priyntenrs.
Tur 'lN0. 2D2' Yor 4 sgvgL,

TnN mo. IVY Not HaugL,
trcrn the London Times, Nov. AL
The steamer 292 alleged 10 be Intended as oonfede
rate cruiser was built BY Messrs Laird Of Birkonhsad
wto number hcr vcsfsl' according 10 precedence IN
laying tho kstg fhls vessei, however, s not desigssd
for waslkc pugposss bat was blin for Mr. james Bosz
lev ali extensive sh,powret Of Liverpool The real name
N ths steamer n tire renarcs, and she wil sa 10 few
dsas ,rom s Xggsas lor cpnA she Retss stsalasr
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sspo,sor,s poasion Changed.

fparla Nov. 20. cOffesr1nd FNtc on fynf0n poftl
Sofoe french rA1ls have declared that the rsut ios
between The rsyetnfpcnts ~ VI ind snd Yrarce IRE by
satisfacry codnpes having s,Isrn on of tho
rsrasel her MssEys guyapnnnt 70 rutserba 10 ino
tmsricar scs gtch AZ y nrgr tc Lsys. This n not
true ON the crtssry thsve reason 20 aprcse not re
Frce sopDs,t ha yotdsy g'oi, ~ opi.ons az 70 tkt
g4'5mofp III cp7etineftei.i3g between The north and
n
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HAAfEs or THE REBEL TRADERS.
ffr0Iu fba andon p,,pt Nay -
The New York aud Liverpool Chambers
Of sJa.ttr.crce.

no THE ErlToE or lHE LIVERPOOL posT.
sR-l noticed tbs following in the teirgr PHO m
New York Chacser cf Commerce had ap; onied com
mittee 10 taGo measures tor capturing the Alabama.
During the discussion this subject Mr. Prosper Wet
said s1he Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce lately
held meeting, 81 hica eyey encouragement was givsn
70 fitting out piCaiica. vessels IN Eng and -
On 70 errng TO TIE New York World, OF November Z,
find Gele;sl Wetmoie reported 10 have said, "He
noticed the thamber Of Commerce at Liver .ooi Sill
tnued 10 give every encouragement 10 o.her vesse IT.
Ting out 70 prey American commerce."
be.rts be allowed, through your columns, TO deny
that there Is the slightest foundation fo- th staeineHt
Ihore is not s,nkie resolution Of ths chamber
opo 10 such au ii putaioa: and far as Know not a
word has beoa spoken at any meeting Of the cuaMeer
iisie H. such con2tf iop ana sir, your obedicnt
sayant, THOMAS CIliLiuN, PreStioat
CsgaaBsR or CoMMxRoE, LysRrooL Nov. 20.
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on P.rls cerr,.randen nee.

PAHs, Nov. II, 1s54
sr~vh Trfssnsev ~ Tendon al a Jaa4--TAs smpGoy a
fup crf n ~ acsiofios Cosa'4s.st,s-. rae En<,k
CsTaia@ - Lancer, A.
a. srass rn.,E4 t.ts VIC E1lslot'a grsgoslt eas
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
The EnGlish Turf.
THR AMERICAN HORSE OLIVE BRANCH AT sHREwS-


BCRY.
SHREWSBURY, Nov 26--A Handicap Sweepstakes OF
three sovereigs each, With twenty-five added three
year olds and upwards the winner to be sold for alo
winners extra. Five furiongs III subs.
Mr. I. Wadiows Olive Branch by Isxngton--Borita's .
dam fbrcd in Amorca), yrf, est. 5lb. (hunter)...
Mt Wintrinsham's Confession, yrs, 5st LIB. "a.
Mr.. 7. Stevens Pnkepoc, yrs, 5st lib. "A Wood.
Mr.. Angels Astarte, yrs, 7st 1915 iPerryL.... Q
Mr. Riddes Ieontes, ageA, dst tlb. (Jas NghtingaD
NJ. Hodgman's Otho, yrs, ssf lob q. Grmshawl.
Mr. Marsl's Aaydew yrs, ast. Sib &C. Prirce).
Mr. rarry's Mas Hawthorne, yrs ss., Sb. oatcs).
B@ne.six to four against Confession, four TO one
against Oho six 10 against Iontss aud eight 10 one
against Olive Rranch After several failures excelen,
start WAS effected, Asayta going away with the lead fol-
lowed BY Ieontes, Oths, Ccprcssioo and Pnspoe until
Arsng into the straight whess As,arts beaten and
rapidly dropped into the Olive Branch TO the
front before reaching the f.suee and from this point
.he result was never IN doob as olive Branch continued
with the lead 10 tho end, aud won By length; Pinkepoe
was beaten necI for Escond honors. Miss Hawthorne
waf fourth, Ohio frh Mayfe~ sixth, Leentcs seventh
and Astarte last The winner was bought in for seventy
bf,ne Enincas.
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os 14o tons. The Defiance win be ompoyel q e9ness
waters = auxiliary of Mr.. Beeziey neet, and hss been
registered = his nams
rSE ALABAMA 4 SLAYER.
y (From tae livegpoA Post. Nov. 81
0Ptain sesnmes has very distinct notion reepccsmg
the value e. pecn isr rropr:y the eyes ot PLANTERS.
When he consigned ~ Captain Jnius, nos IN liverpool
British seanen be nded this port be cast hs eye
on iittie black boyas free Captain Ju'sns hn.se
selzoa him and, despite remonsrance, carried him on
board "2as.n
e~a~- NAMES or TIE REBEf. TRADEas.
lfroin rho London Post New 22
me steamer Ninori l., which legl Liverpool few days
aso os.ensioy for 81 Thomas, but really 70 run The
biockate, carried fsnoase quantity Of mate
ral sps the tonledefaes The Mic sa ces Cd for St.
Thomas, bat she VIII nae her way Nassau learn the
l4tSs eYs as 70 the position of the ieisr cruisers, and
act accordingly. fegterday three vessels sailed from
Liverpao, r~assau ttep with some things hitch ia
g.e.treqae by the bocs tde breakers ai Nassau,
names Of these vessels are tho Thistle, severn and
Hosl1gyth.
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nan4rai K.ri.tx ,n a;nba.

Madrid (Nov. M correspondence or Loudon Post
The maritime question Win respect 10 tho iell. a of
Cuba about 10 receive fresh npulsion The Spaash
government is determined 20 take advantage o. fresh
DESPATCH which is 70 be addressed 10 Mr. Seward Score
u " OF state, New York. aglu demand the limit OF
miles for the jurisdiction Of Spain from her coasts
ihat limit Srain wishes 70 establish as principle for ali
maritime nati ms.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
LoSnox Nov. Il, 1892
=. LoNnoN Nov Il 1892
shipncnis Of kunikons Of War Sosth Forjid5e,--uTs
Siiou Napoleon and Me Meaiaiso1 pGper--THe Rtlc


G.ipnens ef k,nitsons Of War SoSa Fey5ades--urs
Sitc1, Napoleon and Me Mediation PGpsr-7Ge Rtlc
Wisk for Pace, Gr.
The just complaints OF Mr. Adams ths american Am.
"assaSor In England, have al length obtaned favor
able Tho government herc has given orders
soWeyeni the traaspor, Of ships and auaupiion he
southern whils, thus tho gish Cahinot are re-
pou,ng r their omer sins and taking every oppor
tany advance the good graccE Of the NORTH France
The contrary bert % prove her sympathy for
Cie slave Stsies.
Thus Mr. Slidei met with signay favorable reception
At comricguc, aud the Emperor appears have beon
thoroughly convinced OF arguments ~ TINT rehol
mEsianarys tor state council Immediately
cacd and, with equal despatch ofcal proposals were
cent 70 the conrts OF S. PeiersbdTg and london Tie
Ho7ttci ias favored ue With verbatim copy tie
Gela document ane enabct 10 nc ec Tow Charm
ingiy Dir. slid las succeeded nIleCcc IL his iag or
the mind q th most charming ani p0sc7I Io;entata
Napoleon.
After two days anxious debate IN Caba-: councils enr
government has finally rejected The Fscci proptea u
spite Of strong opposition wa AID ,aiy s,rOLg pges
sure from without. The rage of the iords ard other
psrtisais VI thc south naturally III climax anl our
government Is dcz .gs,cd and c4nniba.stc I'M
partial politicians, h1weyer, appaaG tho iust determine
ton or ministry, whilst they condemn ule1aiyocal
terms the French prppcssl bcng uaa,ei Tor ard ~
vorable TO the South. Thus Nap3lcua g,ald propose Tie
raising OF the bsckpde ard srnisc 'as sl1 mouths
20 awe the South time and oioi unity " .ar reaofc.
msuts, ammunition and sgpbiles.
That the North approaching success here generally
0elleved Tor u known from private that the
desirs Tor peace painng strength a. tic south and ai
Doreover the bassted unarnity III tAC Sates On
the subject o. The war exists oy % ic Ia inaiiCl.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
vlha Eranch Arinx fn nIexico.

The Marshal Minister Of War addressed the follow
Ing report TO the Lnperor dated the 18th Of Novem
ber.--
s'as--Tle numerous renfcrcemen,s placed by your
sstys orders al the disposal OF General Forey about
~ completely chenge the Chhraster and progress
military operations, and mark phase in the French
expedition in Mexico IN prcsencs Of tho peapsctvcs of
he future u has sprearcd 70 TO oe 10 assign 70 the
past the part winch belongs % II IA tho history o the
pedition ana 10 sum m report The difficulties oi eli
kinds which the trools forming the first column af the
corps d0rfc under The orders OF General do Iorencez
nave nad 10 overc That report specially the
four months which elapsed between the reoccupaton o
0riaha aud the arrival o tho First regiment of Gouaves
and tho tachent OF The second Of African Chas
sours, under the command OF Coolei Brncoutt who
formed the advanced guard OF the corps brought from
France by Generh Forey. Your Majesty, your solicit
tnde for the troo~ engaged such distant enterprise
much lreoccupied with the difficulties which awaited
them, when the expedition, commenced under other
ditcns no logger depended except their deyoedess
and energy IL required, IN fact nothing less than the
tried valor OF the generals, officers aud men, and the
abnegaton OF tbs Administrative SERVICES
regard without serious the situation In which
the div son OF General dc rencex about placed
The relation of the facts which have the honor lay
before your Majesty nothing than anayss Of
the reports which have succeSsively received from
General dc J0rcncez II VIII, hope prove that your
Gaestys confidence has not been dsapponte and that
your soldiers in Mexico have shown themselves firm
disciplined and ~ resigned TO privatons and suerngs
as they have been brave in combat. RANDOM.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
InSnns. Nax p. lsaa.


Gr0ev, o. N, Tmss-PTir.e Aifr,s n b. ne rte,y<
Kiap Of Gresce--7hs HealA q o. gHs.a-- Ass.1ss,ts
Of rietcr E.s9ra>i and Losts NcySi o.. o..
u may be worth your knowing that the new corysr
pendent that the Tpe has lately gcpt cu u seccssla
Richmoud-whcn last heard fona-is the Hon Frederick
fawley, Governor q the ecoHy 81 s,atb Australia
aud an awful failure oolcDia governor. He Vas
mere "fast' man ard regular yegahond. ana hc ar
poiniment nearly upset the ministry tina, did
The people here eostaces Al The defeat or The re
rubiicsns They bsv- idea vii d.Gcat or pastponc
Gle operation Of the emancipation proclamation
Tho tone OF Brliish opluisu ! somstlnss fancy. is
getting considorsby more calm and contonei on the
sue3sct OF The war: and thes SEE plenty oF dsn,ooss
srs,Ions the contrary. The trade Is very active
and ali the manufacturers are constanily employed
Prince Alfred III certainly be King of Greece Tle "a
nov Al C0ffu with several vessels here he a teips
frsssed He bright rathar ineilectoi lsd cons de.
ably ahead cf the Prince q Ssles IN t8leat sut uot
W Iniid tempered.
There painful rnniprs about tie Queens
hcath. Mapy believe that she win resign Eer crown
within two years Victor Emsnleis rule 10 Southern
itsy aud Louis Napoleon At Rome are ceb very IA.
popular, ssc0rding 20 OIL sccoonls
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
aur Paris, London and Berlin
correspondence. &

ESP0LEOS'S Diplomacy ar Fault
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
A High Joke-That lrrepressl'
BILE Yankee.

,Adispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer
from washington gives the latest counter
feiting dodge:
A few days ago the Government detec-
tives found that an ingenious Yankee was
printing large amount of Rebel treasury
notes, of different amounts, mostly ho"e'-
er, of large denominations. They arrang-
ed time, and made decent upon the
"Yank," when he was surrounded by ali
his confsderates, payers, dc. He seem
ed surprised at the appearance of the Off
GERS, but quitely went with them. He
said he was engaged in eripplipg the Rebel
Treasury, and thought it very strange he
should be molested, as he thought that
was their weakest point. "How is this"
asked the. astonished officer. "You see,
said the "Yank," these are better than the
original article; the originals are worthless; (;
they are unauthorized by law; so am not
counterfeiting. l have not attempted to
pass them for money. and really can not
see how am doing wrong" eAhl" said
the detective, 'of course you we're not 60
ing to pass them, but you are going to
pass them to the enemy" The aYank"
then owned up that he was sending them
down TO food the South, and destroy the
confidence of the people, when they sud
denly found the whole country flooded with
a spurious issue, and their only circulation
rendered worthless. An investigation
showed that be bad really sent several
hundred thousand dollars through the
South, via Tennessee, and sold them at
from thirty to fifty cents on the dollar.
The case was duly reported to Secreta-
ry Seward, the whole apparatus seized,
and the man allowed TO 60 on his
parole for the present. The Secretary
frankly admitted that this is the toughest
case;he hes met during The war, he forth
with turned it over to the Sec. of War,
who has uot concluded what to do with
the case. Samples of the genuine and bo-
gus are here, and it is freely admitted that
the "Yank" has got up superb or article,
which it is very difficult to detect.