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The Fourth of July at DeKaIb.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribune.3
nrEaYr $50,

DEkALB, LEE Co. July s, 1862.
The Fourth Of July at this place was ush-
ered in with the booming Of cannon. About
nine O'Clock the delegations from the
nczgLboring towns came pouring in to our
delightful village. About eleven O'Clock del
CATION Of 150 wagons, led by the DaKalb
band, came from north Of Sycamore with
banners and the stars and stripes floating in
tue breeze. We noticed in the procession
some OF the citizens Of cur county, men who
had lived under the stars and stripes these
nlany years, yet who never attended cele-
bratioas, but the time and circumstances
quickened the energies Of these old.patriots,
and they rode ten, twelve and fourteen Xmiles
in the hot sun and dust to celebrate tue rlo-
rious anniversary Of American Independence.
The procession was formed at twelve
O'clock. and marched to delightful spot in
Union Grove, where there was at least l0. 600
people assembled to hear Geu LInder of Chi
cago; but alas no Gen. Linder was there.
But the day passed off very pleasantly, not
withstanding Gen. Liuder was not here. We
have home talent second to none in the State.
Messrs. Moxon, Hopkins and Ho 8ard inter
ested the large concour5e of people With
speeches full Of patriotism and Fourth OF
July, equal il not better than Gen. L:nder. aud
we have the twenty-five dollars in our
pocket.
, 1862-07-08

u The tokens from Maryland arc most
encouraging The tone OF her press aud
people has changed, and now it IS the dis
cusslon Of rebel doctrines that is made IN
safe, while emancipation views and argu-
mants are being strongly urged Before
the year closes, the Emancipationists will
hold convention; and they are confident
thst at the next election The people Of Ma
ryland Will render their verdict in favor Of
freedom.
, 1862-07-08
LATES FROM EUROPE
THE NEWS BIZ THE EUROPA.
The London Times on tie War,

ST. JoHss, n. F., July 7.-Tte Europs,
from Liverpool tia Queenstown 29th uit.''
passed Cape Race at - o'clock last Sunday
RIGHT; She Was boarded By the Associated
obtained. 'AS S'''
Ihe adEices per the Europa are two d-7s
later than those by the Kangaroo.
The receipt OF the Persia's news in Liverpool
caused an Increased excitement in the cotton
market and an advance in prices.
The London Times says in regard to the wsr
in America that the news shows that nofb;ng
much can be expected before the fall, and t
Eopes that means will be devised before that
time to put an end to the conflict.
The French ChambeTs had adjourned.
There were rumors that the Emperor Eapo-
icon Vas reeonsldering the principles Of the
next Mexiean expedition, and that the en- en-
barkation ofthe French troops 1as suspended,
, 1862-07-08

to hear the latest reports from the battle fed,
and about the hospitals when the wounded
we're 1rougght IT, there were similar gather
iugs. apart from these incidents, theta was
nothing to Indicate that the ssgreat battle''
for the right Of selEgoyernment was pending
within half hours ride Of the city. There
was one other variation from the general as-
pcct of the streets which deserves passing
notice: it was the absence from the sidewalks
Of the tinselled aofheers'' and absentees from
camp. The latter had returned to the post Of
duty, With the exception, perhaps, Of few
who, together with the gold braid gents,
hsd secluded themselves from observation By
remaining within doors until dark. The peo-
pie Of Richmond acted well yesterday, and
ehould-as Ts doubt not they wili-mainta;n
their philosophical composure.
, 1862-07-08

EF1om The HaVana {uI.) Battle AIc5
The following is an extract ofa letter found
By Alr. Lincoln Lane near Esquire Tomliu's.
on Crane Greek, in Mason county, day or
two ago:
........ BEARDsTowS, I'll.
FRIEND OF TIE G. c.: Yours Of the 10th
inst, was duly received. We are very much
gratited to hear how you have grown il
strength. We LOW number 500, exclusive of
dffy probationers. We have consulted Gen.
B. His opiI ion is that RepubucaniB,n must
be eyterminated, even if it should require
powder and lead. Therefore prepare yourself
for any emergency. Arms and amnuniti IN
ara n1en4v
, 1862-07-08

There has been a clearing out Of
shoulder-straps and army buttons within q
week or two past, in our streets, with
which recent s.1ny orders have something
to do. The abssntees should all return to
their regiments OF have good reason why
they do not,
, 1862-07-08
GN& Url]1uu1S*
TUESDAY, JULY s. 1862.


Is Gen. Pope is represented to have
said, on taking the command in the She
nandoan that his headquarters would be
on horseback His previous reputation is
a guaranty that he will make the Army Of
Virginia felt. He Is not one Of the setter
breed Of generals.
, 1862-07-08

the country. In taking leave OF the House,
ahonld the application be granted, ,fors season,
perhaps forever, he {DiAe1) desired to say, il
/: the Constitution and the Union are to b.
; saEed, it must be by the strong military arm
, 1862-07-08
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS


WASHINGTON, July I, 1869,
Mr.. WHMOT presented petition fron
Thos. ". Bradford for an appropriation OF
public lands for the benefit Of industrial
schools for women.
Mr. FESSENDEN from the Committee on
Finance, reported back the tariff bill with
amendments. He offered resolution that
the Secretary Of War furnish the Senate with
copies Of all orders of the executive to Gen.
Mcclellan, relative to an advance Of the army
Of the Potomac on Richmond, and all the cor
respondence between the said Gen. Mcclellan
and the Executive from the date OF the order
OF the I'D Of February to the advance on Man
assas up to May 1st, Also statement of the
numerical force Of the army Of the Potomac
IS shown in November: 1861, and IN January,
oftroops Gen. Mcclellan took from Fortress
Monroe, the number at tie Fortress, and tbs
reinforcements sent to him up to June 1st,
1862. The resolution lies over.
Mr: WILEY moved to take up the bill tor
the admission Of Western Virginia. This was
disagreed to by yeas II, nays Is.
On motion ofMr. FE59ENDEN commit
tee Of conference Oh the bill authorizing an
additional issue Of Treasury Notes was ap-
pointed.
Mr.. WnsGN of Mass, from the COMMITTEES
Of the bill regulating the pay and emo1uments
of officers of the army, made q report which
Has agreed to.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. OWEN asked the House to excuse his
colleagues, Messrs. Van Valkenburgh and
Pomeroy, and himself hom service for the
remainder of the session. They desired Ia
return to their respective districts to use theil
influence In raislng troops for the service oi
, 1862-07-08

- Leonard Lottridge, Esq, one Of the
publishers Of The Lacrosse Republican, has
received the appointment OF postmaster of
teat city, rice WIN. G. Rogers deceased,
, 1862-07-08
The Case Of Col. Jeupdspn,

It to1u t1c 1H1ssUUII DElIUCtHL, GEd.
Col. Jennison's friends, who supported aud
saw him through his recent troubles in the
Kansas department, are gricgcd that he should
manifest so little discretion and SO much I'M
propriety in his late card published in the
LeaTenworth Conservative His services,
which have been sosignal and effective against
the rebels and bnshW hackers IN Western Mis-
souri,. the'eountry will not soon forget. At
cumstances, will meet with general acquies-
ence and approval. The following Is the
official order.
, 1862-07-08

ADJUTAfT GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON. July 1, 1862.
Brig. Gen W. Scott, Acting Inspector General,
st Louis, No:
GENERAL: The Secretary Of War directs that
the order to you from this Office Of May 18th 1852
rsinstating Col. Charles R. Jenntsou in command
of the 18th Kansas volunteers, be reacinded, aud
the eame. # Col Jennison has been mustered
into service he will be mustered out, to date from
spectfu1y your obedient servant,
THoNAs II. V1ScENT
Assistant Adiutant General.
, 1862-07-08

M ONTREAL PURE MALT
ts1 whisky can bo used intellectually, and suitab!a
Tor theTeblf and Family zse.- Wholesale and rttAN
tealezs supplied, No. Dearborn street, G.des the
1sSsssa1a 1QHNA. 4A1.
, 1862-07-08

w ANTED.-A pair Of il ch Tu
VF 9ular OF txot1ne Boilers. 20 to 80 horse power
each. MUST BE In GuUD ORDER AND NOT Long
ZEE BEES @ n rsE H. ANY person haG1ng % snch Ti md
o; Box s9E5, Chicago, Ill. with 1ull particulars.
, 1862-07-08
Mem advertisements.

G. E. SCRITEN, Adeertising Agent, 63 Dea
o1a St, is authorized rsceiue Advertisements
!iis and all the leading Rpers Of the Nortt.cc.
, 1862-07-08

WANTED-A good Blank Book
~ ForEarder Gan find steady employ uent By an.
p1yfrg to JONES. PERDCE 4 SMALL Sfatioue1s and
Blank Book Manufacturers. IT. Lake street.
, 1862-07-08
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1852

GuiTer states that the Richmond papers Of the
9Th acknowledge the loss OF 80 900 men,
though they claim the victory.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
PfeSs Of the eame date reports that Mcclellan
Is pushing rapidly Tor gard, driving the enemy
at all points. The gunboats acconp anicd his
advance, shelling the woods aud scattering
the enemy, his main force following in sup
Iort.
INTERESTING RESUME OF THE RECENT
BATTLES.
Correspondence Cincinnati CommercsaI.1
, 1862-07-08

WANTED-Occupants for suite
OF front roonE {EFill be let ssngly if deslred1
H 6o Is Congress street. corner Of Michigan avenue
b1HlEF 81 ELK OF Clock frS-a.14lt
, 1862-07-08

WANTED-An intelligent steady
maa h9 am prefsrred to tase charge
SO month. an steady employment. Must BE- well
recommended ard have $50 cash advance for ninety
days, well secured This is chance Tor an ID
ustrlons, Sober Dan to secure desirable aud pertls
nent Ettuation where provisions &C, are cheap and
abundant Dan Address "'C. L." Chicago Post Office.
, 1862-07-08

VANTED.--A ycurg man and
+asov,a1 T15s Et1 children, wish to hire small
kerPtng IN. Any one having few snitabc rooms Is
It VII! III good tenant By addressing Post Otce
6QA <VAS. iTSsIQl2t
, 1862-07-08

Will herea3ter devote from 10 to 11s< A II and rom
70 81 P. ~. to CONSIDERATIONS, at which Times he
viu zee III thoae who desire his service IN regard
their teeth or wish TO make appointments for dental
operations. It WILL be a TeEY gre2t economy ii time
Is his paents well himself aad he win esteem It
sceo1 Epdate Larger number q patteots,
Chicago, May 11t5, 1856. aTs31S5s 3u
, 1862-07-08

A large and responsible Eastern HouEe are present
n#neFe who viii furnish equal amount Of capital but
have no time to attend to the business Individually
L quIre for particulars Of n. a HAVEN. No. 2la
South Water street. fv2s5315tuet
, 1862-07-08

T OST-On The 4th. on Michigan
- avenue Spotted Coach Dog "a slut pup about
five months old J Tie dog Is well known in town The
finder ELL be HbeTal5 rewarded by gtng the same
10 oJuHNsT0N. SPENCER & CO., 70 Lake street.
jyfs s567l2t
, 1862-07-08
NUMBER 307
Nem aDherttse11te11t5,

900 001 TO LOAN FOR A
2tAnAs wv term Of years on Real Estate
- she LIT OF Chicago. in amounts Of 81 900 and uL-
Har9s at y per ceat per 81 num- Applications made
20 GsD GLEtELASD,of the nrm Of Taylor & Cieve-
lane. 2sG South Wste; stteet. !yS-sio5IE
, 1862-07-08

Of the exhaustion Of the army you have
read enough to distress you. It would not
much Of it has been reduced numerically.
But there can be no impropgiety in stating
that Gen. Mcclellan was never able to carrY
over 81, 600 effective men into battle When
he Ianded at Fortress Monroe his muster
rol1s exhibited 115,oo0 men Of all arms.
5000, were cavalry, Of which 1000 we're
ee1viceab1e. The remainder would have
served their country better behind their
plows at home. Others were neces-
, 1862-07-08

w WANTED.-A Girl wants a situa
~ ton in private respectable frstclass family.
e Zoos. wash End Iron. Please address M E. G.
Chicago Post Office The South Side preferred CITY
reference give d II required. iyS.s:O1 IL IL
, 1862-07-08

IN ANTED-Girl Wanted-Plain
~ Cook and good Washer aud Ironcr, to 60 to
tue country for three months then to return IS tue
city. a German, English American preferred Al
dress, With reference. Boz 20oi, Post Office.
jf1sfi5I 2tuet '
, 1862-07-08

WANTED-By prompt paving
w tenant with family OF three persons. bv t,Sc
hrst or piddtc Of August neat comfort able Louise
b. .txee Halsted snd Rucker, north OF JACKSON and
south Of Randolph street. Terms must be moderate
$50. jTls6S1SE
, 1862-07-08

W7ANTED-A Partner with five
W hundred dollars to enter into highly respec.
table business yielding !argc profits Best OF refer
iySsf451t -' '9~'
, 1862-07-08

WANTED-By a young ran, a
~ situation as Clerk Understands Book Keeping
and IS willing 70 make himself generally u;e1ul. satis
faetury references given Address "N. J. H
j5SsE33t
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-03-15
N Office J

THE uudersigued beg 10 inform their friends
that they established braDch Of their house at VIC
TORIA l. under Of Mr.. Henry Rhodes and
under the style Of GREEN for the transaction Of
commission business Particular will be pad
to consgnments of Sandwich Island produce.
JANION, GREEN a. CO.
Honolulu, MAY TO- 1889 2-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-03-15
NOTICE,

yVHEREAs THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
w good authority that irreguary exists in the taking
and killing wild cattle the mountains Hawaii, be-
longing Majesty and to the Government by parties who
claim pretend claim right under bills Of sale from His Maj
and whereas from the nature
country and other il almost impossible to place
the interests of His Majesty and OF the Govern
ment parties having legal claims the said
already had time sufficient if they have used
iue diligence remove the same
therefore, undersigned hereby gives notice to all
purchased wild cattle running the mountains Ha
vail previous day of January 1851 the
already removed before the 1st day of May next
after parties taking wild cattle Will be prosecuted
Interior Office, I l.. KAMEHAMEHA.
Ian "a ls5s 4S-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-03-15
NOTICE

, IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
privilege gathering Puu, Fungus and Arrowroot on all
the lands the Island of Hawaii with the exceP
on M those lands sold leased during the
privileged has been this day granted to Mr. l.
c. Harris. L. hAhEhAMEha a
Home department Both July, 1859. l5h
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-03-15

The rebel steamer NaShUis left Southampton on the
3d. and passed the TISc1r0r0 u ) steamer1 of Cowes
where the latter was anchored.
The TasoaTora steamed up to start 10 chase Of the
Nashrie, but the fiigae Shannon BRITISH was along
side to prevent her d, parture f'r "A hours
The brigantine Fanny LeUis, from Charleston the 1st
January, had arrived at Liverpool with a cargo Of
cotton.
The steamer NGshUs was last on the Sd instant,
outside the Needles, steamng down. Another Federal
vessel, supposed be the Brooklyn, cruising of
the Isle of Wight and there Of the presence
OF a three masted paddle steamer, suppose to be
prvateer, off Cape Clear.
The gunboat TSoarWG left CoHes on Thursday
morning, the 9th, going Westward.
At the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce,
the blocking up of Charleston harbor was strongly
denounced aud the efficiency Of the blockade questioned,
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-03-15
LAW REPORTS!

TOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
OF Hawaiian Reports, comprising many OF the most
important Decisions Rulings of the Superior Courts o
this Kingdom during years ending with 1885, compiled
by GEORGE VI. RoBERTsOS.
Price 1--WE dollars, bound in cali o-u
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

District No. 6-Jacob Rizer. Return
Judge; Amos Gross. Charles Ridgley,
Assistants. 7
District NJ. Lloyd Stallings, Re
turn Judge; John Hartley, Saml. L.
Wagner, Assistants.
District No S-IIonorious Shercliff.
Return Judge; Nathan Trail, Isaac N
Watson, Assistants.
District No. 9--Jaspcr Robinett, Re-
turn Judge; Henry B. Elbin, James
Wilson, Assistants. HE
District No 10-Isracl Thompson
Return Judge; Adam Gauer, William
Waltz, Assistants.
District No. 11-William Conrad
Return Judge; Jacob w. Boyer, Josiah
Bieghly, Assistants,
District No. 12-James Il. Thomas
Return Judge; Enoch W. Hall, z. j.
Thrasher, Assistants.
District No. 13-Jacob Wickard
Return Judge; William Armbrust0r
/ Henry Brotemarkle, Assistants.
District No. 14-Cornelius Savage
Return Judge; Jno. Brady, VIM. Brown
ing. Assistants.
District No. 15-Elijah p. Brant
Return Judge; William Slicer, j. l.
Townshend, Assistants.
District No. 16-Henry Hannecamp
Return Judge; John Douglas, ST., AL
exander Sloan, Assistants.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
Judges of Election.

The County Commissioners for ALE
gany County, closed their July session
on Tuesday last. The following arc
their appointments for Judges of Elec-
ton in the respective districts in the
County.
District No. 1--IIenry Hammill. Re-
turn Judge; Josiah Friend, Il G. Black
burn, Assistants.
District No. 2-Stephen Riley. Re-
turn Judge; George Matthews, Thurman
Frazee, Assistants.
District No. 3-Elisha burst, Return
Judge; G. w, Lay'nan. Jno. Miller
Assistants.
District No. 4-Uriah Duck worth,
Return Judge; +. c. Lyon. Isaac Cal
baugh, Assistants.
District NJ. Duo. l.. McCuiloh.
Return Judge; ThoIuaS Hamberston, \.
S. Frost, Assistants.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
TO Arms! TO ArmS!!

Our patriotic Governor, A. W. Bradford
has issued his proclamation calling for
Maryland's quota Of the 100000 volun-
tcers ordered by the President. Let
the loyal men of old Allegany respond
to the call of the Governor, and use
their efforts 10 assist in speedily raising
the regiments required. Our State was
tho FIRST to pay the war debt-lot her be
the first to raise her quota of the 800, 600
volunteers.
We loarn that recruiting office will
be opened in a few days in this city, fol
the purpose of receiving recruits.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
Estate of VIM. NeiU.

AToTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber
IN hath obtained fromthe Orphans Court OF
Allegany county, Letters of Administration on
tho estate of William Neil, late Of ALLIE
rany county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said dec'd,are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, properly authenticated, TO
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day of
December, 1862, otherwise they may by law
lie excluded frcm all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted are relucstedto make iuime-
diate piymsnt. Given under lay hand this
2sth day Of June, 1862. .
GEO!HAIR@E RtSToN,
June %. 80 -. Administrator.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
The Fourth.

This hallowed day-the anniversary
of the Declaration Of American lndepen-
dence--was observed in this city by
general cessation of business and the
harmless enjoyment ofinnocent pleasures
The sky was cloudless throughout the
greater portion of the day, and in an
,icination of the heat of the weather, our
citizens separated themselves into small
companies for the purpose OF enjoying
themselves in tho most quiet manner.
At 5 o'clock in the morning nation
al salute was fired.
Tho Sunday School attached to the
NJ. E. Church, numbering about loo
children, under the guidance of their
respective teachers, repaired at an early
hour Of the day to the Old Camp ground,
and partook Of refreshments prepared
for the occasion. We were not present,
bat learn that all we're highly gratitied
with their excursion. The only casual
~ that occurred was the upsettlng of
an ambulance filed with young ladies'
and gentlemen, but we believe no one
was seriousl y injured,
About 9 o'clock, A. NJ the o4th
Regiment o. V. l.. under command OF
Col. VIM. Lawrence, paraded through
tho different streets of the city, head
ed by Capt. snyder's Band of the 2nd
Maryland Regiment. after marching
through the principal streets they return
ed to camp. which is called Camp Law
renee, in honor OF their Colonel. This
Regiment presented fine appearance
and we're very much admired for their
soldierly department.
In the afternoon, quite largo mum
Der Of our citizens repaired to the camp
for the purpose of listening to the address
of the Colonel of the Regiment. The
address was characterized by high or
der of talent, and was listened to Will
delight by on intelligent and numerou
auditory fF
The Colonel was followed in his nobl
and patriotic address by Major Groomo
of the Same Regiment, in an I'M
promptu speech Of about hal
hours length, which clicted universe
applause md approval. The Major la
the truo ring for soldier and W
predict that he will mako his mark II
tho coming campaign.
The next speech was from DR.. Leon
ard, the Surgeon of the Regiment, VIII
was very eloquent aud stirring in his re
marks. The doctor can speak as well a
use the scalpCl.
Upon the whole, the celebration a
Camp Lawrence was a very pleasant an
entertaining affair.
We would take occasion to say tina
notwithstanding this Regiment has bee
IN the service but short time, in poln
Of morals and equipments it is one of tn
finest that has como to this place. III
officers arc perfect gentlemen and tn
subordinatcs intelligent, orderly and SC
Der mon.
We publish elsewhere, the address
full, of Col. VIM. Lawrence.
Tho day passed off pcaccably and Sc
5berly, very few cases of drunkcnnc
having been seen in the streets.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

FLOUR AND BREAD AT AUCTION BY
reference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that Capt Harrison will Of
fer at auction, at the Commissary ware
house, in this city, on Wednesday, the
10th inst, 1856 barrels of -four aud ST.
boxes hard bread The same being
condemned and ordered to be sold. A
rare opportunity is thus offered to those
who are in need of flour.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

d. AWARDED THE HIGuEsT PREMIUM
The distribution of premiums at Rock
q Hill Institute. EllicOtts Mills, Howard
d county. Md. was made on the ID inst,
and the highest premium. gold medal,
was awarded to Master Henry L. Bevans,
of Grantsvillc, this county, for general
roficiency in his studies"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

THE CANAL.--The different Coal Com
panics of this county have sent large
number of hands down the canal for the
purpose of repairing the breaks. 1t is
expected that navigation will be resum-
cd in the course of a week.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
NOTICE.

MY wife TAcY. having loft my bed and bonfi
Nl without just cause, all pc rsons urs hereby
forewarnsd not to harbor or trust her on ny
account, as am determined not to pny any
debt, of Der contraction.
Ju,IO-St# MOSES l.. ROBIsETT.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

ImpERT1NE The editor of the Lou
isville journal ought to be ashamed.
Hear him: Beware. oh we rebel wo-
men, lest the fierce fire in yonr bosoms
set in a blaze the cotton in the same
charming region"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Hon. Francis
Thomas will please accept our thanks
for the receipt of valuable public Docu-
ments.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

THE CRoPs. -Thc harvest is now un-
der way in this region, and the crops
arc excellent.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
. ID | L |; =

In Baltimore, on tho G0th ultimo, ApELA,
Youngest daughter Of A. l.. and Nj. a.
flUGGISs, formerly Of this city, aged years,
| month and 9 days.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10
VI A Z RE d

On the Both ultimo, by Rev. a. j. Nd
dell. DIR. J. w. KEMP OF Indiana, and Miss
MARY JANE TREMMEIA OF Berlin, Somer' O.
county, Pennsylvania.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-10

C1TY OFFICERS AT q meeting of the
City Council, held on Monday last, the
following officers were elected
Collector, John Boward.
Ba;ljf and Market Master, William
Gephart.
t7i Weigh Master, John Oglebay.
Tatehmen, jacob Shuck, G. NJ Reid
and Archer Scott.