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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-15

Coin AT PITTsBURG LANDING.-A citizen
Of St. Louis, who was recently at Pttsburg
Landing, has returned, and brought with
him specimen of fine gold dust, taken by
him from the bottom of ravine in the
vicinity of the battle ground OF Shiloh The
article, says the Democrat, has been carefully
tested, and found to exhibit an extremely
fine quality of Iold.
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&. ADLER.
II. AIsLER.
Cumberland, May |, 1861 st.
County Commission ers.

THE County Commissioners for AllcGany
L Comfy will meet at 'hcr otiee in the
Court House, in the city of Cumberland, on tho
LIST Monday in June next, for the purpose Of
making the annual levy to defray the County
expenses, for the year S62, and attending ia
such other business as may regularly ceme MP.
The first two days Of the session will be dc
voted exclusively to other business than mnt-
ing levies. JACOB BROWN,
May '62--tm. elk. to Commissioners.
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THREE good Beam Hands wanted at the
1 FLINTsTONE TANNERY, to whom the
BEST wages will be given. Houses, etc, for
them. Apply to R. p. SMITH, at the Yard,
or by Post Once, Cumberland, Md.
May s, 1927.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A me, either by note or otherwise, are hereby
notified to come forward and settle up. Per
sons having claims against me are requested
to present them for payment.
May u.s. ]S62-3t* C. G. ENDkISS
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GOVERNOR JOHNSON, of Tennessee, has
Informed the directors of the State Bank at
Nashville, who gave up the assets of the in
stitution to the rebel leaders, that they must
make return Of every cent of the amount
which belonged to the State The directors
are wealthy, and have large interests in and
around Nashville.
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NOTICE.

THE undcr-; sued have formed n o-pnrtncr-
L -hip under the name Of :. Adler & Rrs..
aud vii. conduct the Dry Goods business Al the
old stand, Baltimore ;Stroot, near the Lutheran
Church a. heretofore.
&. Adler,
II. ADLER.
Thanhtal fer past patronage, solicit tho
further tavor~ OF my friends and customers. 49,
The affairs Of the old firm mus; be settled, aud
request parties indebted 10 ne to come for
ward and settle their old accounts.
$. ADLER.
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| HEREBY give notice that the rent or roy
L atty in the above lease, offered for sale by
John Everett, AdminiStra tor of John S. Tough.
is fifteen cents per ten on every ton taken out,
and not ten cents as stated in his advertise
mcnt Of sale. And that the engine and Other
fixtures are permanently attached to the l,rss
until all the coal is taken out.
May 10 1SG2-lt. JOHN NEFF, SR.
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LIEUT. GOVERNOR SOLOMON, who sue
ceeded to the Gubernatorial chair of Wis
consn on the death of Governor Harvey, is
the first German. who has occupied the
Gubernatorial chair of any State in the
Union He is Republican.
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CARD.
Farm fer Sale.

THE undersigned offers for snie, 80 acrcs Of
L land, 10 Rcrcs Of which is in meadow.
about 3 acres in fine timber, the remainder is
cleared, and under good fence. This land lies
about one mile east Of Cumberland, and il in :,
good state of cultivation. The Improvements
are stone dwelling house, barn partly 6nihh-
cd, and all the necessary outbuldinGs. There
is also good orchard If fine fruit, and ap o
bundance .! good water.
Stock and implements will be gold with tn.
land ir desired. Possession given immediate
ly. For particulars apply to
WM. kSOST
May l, 'G2-3t.
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: Nj A Il Il | E D.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst. by Rev. A. j.
Wedlell, Mr.. JAS. r. HELLER to Mhs ANNA
A. CuUTER. both of this city.
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81. Coal TRADE.-1hcre we're 2s boats cleared
from. this pos. sa,o Nay lst, 1852, eanJin.
e.a2c f4-2o tons.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.

OFFICE or THE MUTUAL INSTR Akca Co.
April %, 1862.
1911 lnnua1 Statement Of Mutua! ms. o.
Of 11Acgany County.
TOTAL amount Of property now
l. insured $2iG,O:7 40
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For Mayor.

The following ticket made its appear
ancc on Sunday morning. 1t was got
ten up for the purpose of defeating the
regular Union nominees, with the fol-
lowing result:
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Thursday M0rnlng::::::%:May 10, 1S6.
Municipal Election.

The election for Mayor and Councilmen of
this city, took place on Monday last. 1t
was quietly conducted, and resulted in the
complete success of the regularly nominated
Union candidates, by the following vote:-
REGULAR UNION TICKET.
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OPPOSITION TICK Ell.

The name OF Jos Hughes was placed
upon both tickets.
We state, in justice to j. j. McHen-
ry, (whose name was used without his
consent that he positively declined be-
in1 a candidate for Councilman.
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ending my D, 1867, inclusive.
Amt in Treasurer hand at the
commencement of the year
as per last statement, $477.72
Levy for 1961-'G2, East side of
Wills Creek, $6.922.35
Do. West side, 1.614.0s
- 1886. AZ
Amt received of NJ. l.. Rizer,
Late Collector, for taxes for
1s6O-'e1, 2,O1GGl
Proceeds Of Note discounted
by Cumberland Bank. 99O.53
Amt received from Hay Scales, 893.81
Do. Market House, 4S7.11
Do. Police fines, 800
Do. Licenses, $500
Do. subscription of citizens to
pay extra Police in May last. 227O0
Do. from II. Reslov, County
Levy, 10000
DO. from Magruders heirs for
expenses attending extension
Of Frederick street, 5000
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Mutual Insurance
L Company of Allegany County, are hereby
notified that there will be an election held at
the office of said Company,
On Monday, the I'd day of June,
ensuing. between tho hours of II and IL o'clk,
NJ, tor twelve Directors % ser.e the ensuing
vear john GEPHART,
Ma -. tS62 st. Secretary.
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List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Cumberland Post Office,
IL May |, 1869. Persons calling for these let.
ters must say they were advertised, otherwise
they may not receive them.
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From all parts of the country our farmers
are united in saying that the prospects for
an overlooking crop of wheat were never
better.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT
Tnmors and Seedlings. - These medicines
have entirely dispensed with the use of the
knife, to which the patient frequently Sue
cumbed from sheer exhaustion. A thorough
cure can only be produced by complete
change in the blood, ard Holloway rene
dies will accomplish this most effectualy.
Sold everywhere
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OF IF10 va
CAPITAL AND ASSETS.
pr,,,irm Notes $3l ,04S 49a
Invested in S toeks,etc 1920 20
Cash in Bank 1901 q
Virginia Funds 100 W
- SI1,425 Ola
WM. X. BEALL, President.
Attest--JoHN GaPHARr Secretary.
Anril q lSii2-2t.
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A 8 T A T E NJ E n T
OF THE
Financial Affairs

Of tie City Of Cumberland, for the year
ending May 5, 1862, Inclusive.
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Beam Hands Wanted.

May 8, lss2.-lt.
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On to Richmond !!

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

those building Many ~Hl liuscr sev
das. and then an. Aercf we're hospital
ssore- fer tic wounded s0idier. more need
e. Or more IimelY sent Through The aid
81 mysell snd many Others. thes we're made.
ard are ain being made % perform many
kiad ohiccs and add comfort sal cheer to
the unfortunate eoliirr
Allow ne % bear testimony ~ the xcal.
energy and promp, attention 10 the badly
wounded Of Doctors Bray and Van Duuler Of
the Marine. and Doctors Morgan and Terrell
Of the Ciis Hotel hospitals ! had rot an
opportunity Of forming an opinion OF how
sell thing ~ese done at the Brick feel
that caunot close this report without . lso
bearing witness 70 the zeal and a~clivity OF q
large number oil the ladies Of Evansville. IN
miailcrins to the wants and comfort Of IA,
poor soldier.
And now | find that / have omitted "a
mention the names OF n HarreIl aud II. u
Gusts, Esqrs. of petersburgh. Indiana, who
arrived there the same evening that | did
With three boxes OF stores, and their pockets
full OF money. | bear witness 10 their zeal
Gus cooperation during three entire days
They paid out their money freely. aud wcr,
ready % NEE, any call for help to Ia,
wounded ). Il POTTER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

OFFICE TERRr HArII JorssAIJ
The oE!y Union Paptr in The Gu
April 10. 1 o'clock +. N. 1862

April H. ! CLOCK 7. NJ lcbl
wHEHrAs, Myself. the few that l ontTol
and the fcv that control me. numbering IN
ell about s~i1fssn, hudiog The meeting this
day held 70 be q fr1ls. and that Ne hss been
.ustbsd, bai being determined 70 s~arcsei
and hs-inE. since tbs rebellion commenced
beea "a the opinion that the same could not
be pat ao~n. spoke and written asains, the
authority al the Government 20 waCs this
var against anf SoiAeA tralra. and belisv
ing a. &c hsys THAI i 3 81 Abolition var
Tor ia, purpose 81 freeing al the nsFroes
and placing them an "a equality wirh the
white snt
NnfsI.. AMER the ialse oi one ,@As a.
whsh thr sf'nies Of the United State have
penetrated lsr into The Soa,h and rassei
though manf ~ he slave >tatcs ~itioni
freeia. ans 81 the r. rue or placing them
on IA e~qualits ~sth tse ~h'se-. and heine al
,he opinion thai Ne we're ereus Ia llis hai
,es. and hel.es.ne u..t the rebellion ~ no9
ir ehectaall, crashsi sasi tie Jsion. the
Constitution snl ihe Law restored 10 iheir
fouasf beauty and glory and
Nuter,.. W. haze hilei. ant totally So.
Tor the lass ,ear. - atc % our brave col
der "a he field lhsf announcement and
support ~e ~hoald. AMI having neglected a.
respond - the call q tie Sanitar, Commi,
Zee lol contributions fet our wounded nj
dicf-. and having fsilei from time 10 time TO
attend meetings - sive expressions Of Joy
a. Gniol tici9re~ aad being DESTROYS Of
plaeine ourselves right o. Tie record SO that
~ can ret tse votes 81 our returning sol
d'crs next fall. 90 ID return the ssf,lsi,s
voorhccs - consre-=. and ciect tho balance
q oar ticket bri believing ilai a person
AL sise aaay sar talns = A. 4al1 -. and
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

NOTiCE.-On an after Monday
~ the al-t ult, the
.lmerirHn ErDI4N COmD0nM

american E.rps1s Company
Will have3ily
THREE EXPRESSES TO antom 1erre liaute, Gin
cinrati, indianapolis, Grecs(stle, Richmond, Day
ton and Columbus.
TWO EXPRESSES daily and from 81. Louis
and the West.
TWO EXPRESSES daily aud from Chicago,
Detroit and the Northwest uCsnada.
TWO EXPRESSES daily and from Cleveland,
Buffalo, Albany, New lofk, oston and all Eastern
cities.
ONE EXPRESS daily q ID from Rockville and
Charlottesville.
shippers please take noe aud save time FOR
shipping by the AmericaIp press Company.
JOuG. WATSON. Agent.
Teue Haute, ind., Apr1ldlmo.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
lok 1852.
N ARRlED.

BROwN-CLARR--on Thur.dsy, April TO- 1876, q, the red
dsure OF sac prides father, by the Rev Wa l. Coreet
Archibald n. Brown Msy Fannie Clark daughter OF H.
r. Clark, -sq, .! Jegsey City N j.
HLKDGE-PUFF-OH Tuesday, April 3, BY the Rev. john
AdsIns ~ lillian NJ BuTdse Miss Mary Pun, all o. thus
city
COS0ER-SIl0NSOS-At the residsnce OF the BRIDE,
father. bland Thursday April 10 by the Rev
Jas 81 frremsn hr. Thos J. CengeT VI this city, 10 Mary
j. dluhter Of ohn q Sinonson esq OF the former Place
Staten Island psPer, please copy.
oN-WATERBURY-On Wednesday, April 9, By
tho oy John - Adams John 4. Croa,on Of Turkey, NJ
Of nsInsroprck, n. \.
HUB D-JOfiNSON-In Bloomfield, Conn, on Monday.
Apr II residence Of A. ID. Nynkof. BY the Rev.
0eorge b Newcomb, james r. Hubbard to Emma o. John
son, H!l OF d oomheid
HOYT-MATGER-ln WiliamsbuTss. on Thursday April
TO- by tho Rev Ralph Hoy, Purdy Il. hoyt OF new fork,
IL Miss Emily Matner of the former pace. .
PEARSALL - AEALlR - On "Wednesday Apr y by the
lev T. H. 7. Coyi, G. sss h. Peafsali to Miss Caroline
hi-ghr, ell oIths cIty.
PHI ad. phs papers please copy.
" RlGlir-kEY-On Monday ey,lng April at the resi-
dsu~e Of brides father by the Rev. George = Hare,
George ) Ndsht To Miss harsareus hey OF tni' city
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them; if they left wives aud children behind them,
we would take care Of tbem too. lCbeors.I The
recepson we had given them TO- night was but the
expression Of the country toward every man WHO re-
turned from battle: Honor tonight; honor forever
In answer TO call for the officers, the Chairman
stated that there were none present. lie SAID The
Committee, whose names were announced IN the
public papers, would be happy to receive funds TO
indemnify the Losses of the of the crew OF TIE
Cumberland and Congress, aud to provide for the
widows and orphans Of those who went down IN
those ships, and he was that he expressed The
sentiments of all when be said to brother sailors
that their presence had been to us q source OF the
highest pleasure, and that we should follow them
wherever they went, whatever they might en-
counter.
Capt. CHAs. III. MARSHALL offered the following
resolution:
Res;ired That the OF this meeting, some recogn
ton Of the heroic and gallant conduct Of the officers AND crews
the fisates Cumberland and Congress dung the late on
rs,,men AZ Hampton Roads 10 eniuonty due from the Gov
eminent and that be recommended TO the Navy Depart
prepare suitable medal to b. presented to each OF
tho surviving officers and In commemoration Of the
event .
Reoired, That copy Of this resolution, signed by the
Chairman and Secretary q this meeting be transmitted to the
Navy Department at Warrington.
The resolutions were adopted and the meeting adj
journed.
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San PRAscfsco, April3.
Dates from Japan TO the 18th Of February, via
Victoria per British steamer Chsry bdis bave teen
received At Zokaiumo teas had an upward ten.
deDcy. Several cargoes were loading for England
silks were improving, and the other Japanese pro-
ducts were in limited supply, In consequence of the
Government holding the merchandise back. 1t has
perfect control over oil mercantile matters.
eAui,ed-Shp Wilbur Flake, Boston Deyonshrc Gs,go
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday, April I. 1852.
News hes been received from Bsi sh Columbia
and Oregon to the 9th ult. and % inst Snow and
frost continued to keep back Adventures 10 the
mining region, while scanty supplies Of provisions
threatened starvation 10 many remote places. Flour
al Fort Yale was S75 per barrel.
Arrived ship "ebfoOt. New.York
SAN faAyC ssoo, April l.
sssd-stc,nsr Golden Age, Psnsrns carrying 2o pessen;
ger, and $3.50 800 for Newferk an Boston and
: 80 900 for England ,.. ,,.u,
ArriyedU s. steamers Wyoming aud Narras nittt' AGA
P,co. cro,,o,sco ,n,ilA
sssd-siip Charger Flying Chiders and Anrots oil or
Vong Kong Winfield Scott Caso; bark ErintertT Japen
Ths steamer John s. might has been purchased at s'oo
" Wv S,y FRANCfsco, Arril6
Arived-Stesm.r st. Louis ssiiedShips DictstoT, ono
Orph,ss, Hong kongi brig Ausnett, Amoor hiVef'
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rc,ub,;cau Union Caucus.

ALBANY, Thursday, Apiit ~, ioo--
TIA Repnilictn Union Caucus " - held III the
As-,nbiy Chamber. The propnoly Of Organizing
"A lniou State Committee was discussed. Eesoi'''
hons coud,mn.ug men who avail themselves of ,te
VA or oG,l positions 20 advance their pe''onSl in'
forests were adopted. Resolutions ind0sing the
condnct Of shs Government III LTD nome ana !oicier
vo,o 6iacus. ed, several members thinking thu
,eealniio, TOO broad. The conduct OF Mr.. Cameron
seened indorssd by its adoption. Mr. Raymond
thongr, il was out of respect that Mr. Cameron had
been derived Of his Office. Mr. Alyord said b bad
ben rent An exile 10 Russe, but rather an honorable
dishonor,.be position The resolution was adopted.
y.Tion, amendments to the resolutions, relative TO
,he cure OF TIE President toward Gep. Fremont
we've reforieJ to TIA COMMITTEE to report NedQcsdN
eyouipg ues',
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DEB,

ARMEgps partel TIT, life Wednesday morning. March26
ct Ws,in s.on City in the sd year Of her sse FRS Olive
Csfon. A. beloved wife 81 Prof Arn-s Of that city,
native Of NewYork ady of superior intellectual and
moral culture.
Mos. Of hss life was devoted 20 the education of her own
, and t,s successful estab.hrg female seinaries of
hiiA orde. chiefly ia Kentucky.
FOR tho last twelve years she ws resident OF Fahfar
County, Va until tho Summer OF o when win her house
hold shs Obliged to seek refuge In the metropolis from
the OPPRESSION and terror Of Rebel army Her latter s'y1
were deu-d By the los Of her youngest son. iad OF II
year osrTis! of 10y the Rebels she knew aot where Since
tho so Of hesn she bss been no, only consistent member
hut a. earnest woirr in tie Church Of tse RedeemeL Her
es, Christian lie fosaa hold oru.efuno' especially
r,g hor residence in Virginia. Many viii se up and AL
b.,ed While she shines star Of the hunsnent IN tbs
ps.uce tie Rsdesmrrs glory For tho last fourteen years
sh. been great sae being intensified BY the violence
4 a. compelled her her back her happy Virginia
hess destroyed and desoatvd by ysad,l bands BG srsss
al ,i,ut sustained her the Savior in whom chs Trusted
ID stld, wlth,her sid
"Je.ps makes dying bed
Feel. soft as dowuy pillows are.'
H-vss tai perfect love which case;h out al 'ssr NJ
cloud d,iensd nor bright hope Of Heaven She knew whom
she believed, and though the chair Is left IA her hoIs
beIe hubbard and borrowing sons with naInng fiends
are consoisd by tie that she Steps IL eSusyes
where ,rtss wssp more" for no tear is shes IN Heaven
| $50 fades tie suIlaer cloud away.
| so sinks the gale when s.sImAmscn,
so gently shuts he eye o, hay,
SO die. along tao shore"
! "Blsssed are the dead vine die in ,h, Lord" b.
APGHFR-in thu city, "Wednesday, Aphi 9. Clare.
touu.o.. son OF Geolgo and Ann AsehsI ssed 10 yeA
| IiontI AID ~ days
gURR-in this city 81 Tuesday morning ipd G. Eli sAs
Haii-le daughter O. Me!src.hon AID Eupheiais j. Bun
aged " years
The .iye. and lieui. OF the family respectfully inyse
10 Attend hsr faBss this (trdayl afternoon 0clycs
without further invitation.
COIL this city Oh Wednesday April ., Of ccrsampor
Elizabeth Sarah eldest laughter az The krY. DAVID 8. Coo
u. d.. ssed ~ years snd days.
Tho d.na. OF the family are invited to send her fsnss
Tomorrow Saturday a. O'clock p m. nom No. 1884 Y,
Thirteenth street.
lCONKLIEG - In Brooklyn THURSDAY. April 10. Ma,
d.urher of Dr. j. r. and CMns X. Conx ing, Gghi1 mon,
ard 25 days
fs friend. Of the family Invited 10 attend ,y n.e
Goa Ciai9s ,Isss oa oa.usasy sasrnoqa ~ ssl9sh.
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MYEAsT CONFERENCE NE. CHURCH

Tie E,w-Yofk Conference Of the N. L. Church
met ut Waterbury Conn, the 9th inst. The
Rev. Bisiop james in the chair.
The proceedings were opened byreligioGs services,
a. isav conducted hy the venerable Dr. Laban Clarke
and tie Rev, Buel Goodscll. TIE Rev. G.. W.
woodruff was appointed Secretary, and the Rev.
G.. \ IuLLe and the Rev. L. ID. LiItlew ood, Assis-
iaui Secretaries.
The Rev. ". n. Morris, rose 20 inform the Cor
ference that De just received intelligence Of the
severe illno.. u the Row. ~ Bangs, ID. d., who
was suuposed 20 he at the point of death. After
come further remarks from tle Rev. DIR. Stevens,
ho gave come pleasing accounts Of his Waits to the
led Idle u this aged hero Of Methodlsm,' the
Conference dispatched the following telegram Of
-ympaiLy 20 the departing brother The Con
fefenoe j. jass organized snd sends greeting, God
10 Love
The usual standing Committees were appointed
and in addition "A Committee on the State OF the
Country"
TIE news OF the recent victory at Corinth, under
Geni. Grant aud llalleck, WAS received with
hoa..y applause by the Conference, after which
the whole assembly and sang " Praise God from
whom all blessings dow."
Tie cas- OF Ministers on trial for admission to the
Conference WAS theu taken up, and number oil
mon re- . Ied
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Rbeumn fism.-An tL.ss sfcted with Rheumatism
Ieuass Drop.y out and all Nervou: Di.es-ss ~ wear
ing mETTAN 4 Co.'S PATENT GALvANO ELECTRO
METALLIC INSOLES, BELTS, aud ARMLErS will hud
immediate and permanent relief Office No es BToadwsy-
s. nj for circular. -. go,
YORK Sept p, 1861.
Msssrs MyrrAN 1 Co.-Gsn.lemen: | am pleased TO 49,
tnowlege my obligation to you for the great reie expeI
enced ~ us fo.a the OF your Patent METALLIC
S0ES. have been sufferer for the past ten years from
Chroaic Rheumssm most acute form, and nave az.
lace sums Of money In Intellectual efforts for io cure
One application your oss sufficient to give me the
fee a.. of my mbs and 1 cheeraly recommend them to
san ~rs on Rheunstism or its kindred Ills Respectfully.
GEO. Il. STANLEY, foot Robinson at. n. I.
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW-MENfCG.


WA,HrysToS, THURSDAY, April 10. 1862
The following was received to-day by the SecFo'
tary Of War:
K.Ss.s CITY Thursday April TO- 1862.
The Santa FG mail has arrived. Tho Texans, 100
strong, had evacuated Sants Fe and were marching
up the river. II was reported tha. Col. Candy had
intercepted express with orders TO the commander
Of the Texan forces to evacuste the Territory and
return 70 Texas. Col. Hough had left for Fort
Union with 100 men, TO make junction with Col
Candy. The Texans were exscing contributions
and forced oang from the inhabitants. Clothing was
being taken from the merchants without regard to
politics or circumstances.
Couesl oudeuce OF The Missouri Republican. 1900.
foEr USIoy March % 1852.
Our column. under command of Col. Ilongh is
breaking up camp for forward movement South,
toward the Rebel forces. The Texan army occupies
a strong position in the vicinity Of Albuquerque, IL
miles South OF this depot about midway between
this aud Fort Craig, where Col. Candy was at last
accounts.
The Texans have taken up this as q atrategical
point, doubtless intending 10 march upon either
column as they leave their stronghold Of Fort
Union or Craig, and by their superior force which is
estimated at , 400 aud ~ pieces OF artillery, whip
one and lace about and assault The other column be-
fore they can form junction.
1t would seem that Col Hough and Col. Candy,
the Department commander, are no. acting IN con-
cert and sound men fear that this movement one Of
the most diEeult of military combinations, may
not prove successful, and thus render our depot at
Fort Union, which is the only supply depot, com
paraiively defenseles'.
can scarcely believe, however, that Col. hough
will march beyond supporting distance Of ihis depot.
The Texans occupy Santa re, 100 miles south OF
here with from 100 to 200 troops.