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tand, ard the trusted friend Of Geucral Tay-
1tr, end the nero OF one Of the best fonel1t
battles on cur to.tiuert, Yas EoT 1eeiag cut
oi hentucEy defeated rcb5I. Size could fad
70 cal:fort in her 1uiled home, no conscla-
tien IL tie fsct that her essese WAS gone for
ever-if, indeed, she Thought at all deeply or
htE husband tor tie Very qualities which nc
sacrihced forever, WIEN re turned ageinss his
COUNTY, ana its iIac.
, 1862-11-25

Fosters Expedition from NexVtern.
This expedition has accomplished nothing
Ct Importance. It now appears not to have
been intended ier the railroads, but probably
to capture couple Of rebel regiments at
Plymouth. A days delay, caused by an in
capable officer, occasiored their getting the
ncws and running of. The expedition went
within about ten miles Of Tarboro, reconnoit-
cred five miles further, found there too largo
ana too strongly posted q force to attack, and
7,1r
, 1862-11-25
NegroeE as Whulenleu,

a writer In the New York Eeening Abst, in
discussing the matter Of personal courage Of
the negro, says that they have shown this
quality conspicuously in one Of the most dan
gerors callings pu1aued by Americans. In the
whaling service negroes have long been favor
itea for their desperate courage. Some dozen
years ago very many Of cur whaling ships In
the Pacific Ocean carried black toat-ateerara,
and there were seven instances where the
mates were neEroes. Of course these men
were ~shippea'' in the Pacific, not brought
from home, They Rc-e engaged because Of
, 1862-11-25

sB Two prizes Of cargo=s were sold by or
Ger OF the Court Of Philadelphia, on Wednes-
day; S,4T0 bushels Of Gue salt sold for forty
five cents the bnsiel, aud 1890 bushels Of
ground sslt brought forty-fonr and half cents
the bushe1. 4 lot Of ctieorY VAS sold OF seven
and onc-quarter cents the pound, and thirty
nine cases OF preserved yesetables brought one
dollar the case.
, 1862-11-25

The Washington Mills are putting in new
machinery, and Tll 6ooa erip!oy mere per
sons than they did in 1860, they are now man-
utaeturing more ithan they were before the
war, but the Kind Of goods non made do not
require SO many hands.
, 1862-11-25

INACCESSIBLE GANE.-A Richmond letter
says that the rural districts there are literal
ly oTerruu with partridges. They have not
been hunted SINCE the severe winter three or
four years ago, and since the War broke out
there have been but few people to hunt, and
less to hunt with, lead and powder being all
in the hands Of the government. Thera
would he splendid sporting now, if shot were
not selling at s. 5o@3.0o pound.
, 1862-11-25

vote, Is to be tested in the Wisconsin courts.
4 suit has been instituted in Dane county.
In TINT county the vote Of the absent soldiers
changes the result On two OF three oI the
county officers. Upon d certified canvass OF
the home vote, Judge Cole, Of the Supreme
Court, has granted an order against the
county canyassers, to appear before the coust
en- ile sGth Inst, and show causs why per
emItor3 writ should not issue against them,
compelling fhem to grant certificates Of elee-
tion ou the home vote alone,
, 1862-11-25
What Andy johnson has to Answer


Tor.
VIC have been furnished with letter from
Gideon j. Pillow, Jr., to bis father, which wss
found by Federal soldier in Tennessee. It
was .sritten Immediately after the election Of
4. o. P. Nicholson to the United States SEN
ate from that State, for which place il seems
that 3onrg Gideon's ''Pa" WAS d candidate,
Hhase defeat is laid to the charge Of Andy
johnson, the noble Union Democrat OF Ten
nsssee. Whether the 't6ebt of revenge"
spoken OF by The aniible junior has ever been
liquidsted, is not known, but the pledge to
ray it is couched in language eminent1y chiv-
alzic. Read it:
unxE, Nor 1st, 1857.
DEAR GEORGE: Ihaye delaJed writing von this
lorg III order that might give ycu the election
news. and silce the election ] lave not had the
heart to SI3te, for III 60 doing had to announce
cur defeat. You have doubtless heard ere this,
that Nicholson WAS elected to the Senate. Bnt had
| net JoEscn the Internal demsgogEe, the damned
pictured villain 1nts-feTed, Ta Wcuid hare been
! elected with case. I owe the dog debt Of re-
! yenge which I may never be 60 fortunate as to
| have the F1easure Of paying; brt it shall accunu-
Isle Ut compound interest. As things s1ood before
+! his Interference, Pa would hays been nominated
| on the first ballot.
, 1862-11-25

the A1my-t tontrabands-1 Troops IN Gen,
Hamilto1ts Dieision-1he Accusation auasast
Lle7os ly ,Ae Chicago 11nes-O1der from On.
Hdnlilton-Dscisions cf q Military G1,,as,.is-
sion.
, 1862-11-25

We have eleven rams, five steam trigates,
twenty -four Ecrew a1oops, eighty-four screw
steamers, and ninety five side-wAeel steamers,
not 10 mention multitude Of small steamers,
ferry-boats, ships -of-the-Iire and old sailing
frigates.
, 1862-11-25

Nine. Gefferd, wife Of the President Of
the Republic OF Hayti, who has been for some
time residing privately in Parie, has present
cd the Society Of the Prince Imperial with
donation Of 1000 francs.
, 1862-11-25
Important Order OF Sen. tsrant-r
peeyment Of Coutrabnnds.

Important Order Of Sen. tsrant-E e.
psoynent of Courrabnnds.
We think the South Carolina coast is ths
eEly section in which the contrabauds within
our army lines have heretofore been systemati-
ca1iy employed and provided for. In that de-
partment considerable effort has been made,
("lth good degree Of success, we think, to
give 1hsm work, ard at the eame time furnish
such instruction rs they most need to qualify
them for eelf.carc and usefulness. The in-
portsnce Of this pc1tcE, both to the govern
ment and the negroes themselves, must be a.
parent to all. In most sections the laoor Of
large nunLcfs Of them is much needed il The
ordinary service Of tie army. aud in many
especially in cotton-growiag 1ocaliiies-sheir
skill, rs we'll as lnbor, ia necessary to the care
Of crops abandoned by the planters Or conds-
Gated by the government.
The second organized attenpt to cs:e for
! and employ Southern slaves, Is no:7 oeing in
augrrated in Gen. Grants department., based
upon the following order:
HEADQUARTERS 18TH ARMY CoEr5,
BEREAVEMENT cF TIE TENNESSEE,
LAGRANGE, Tenn, Nor. II.
srEeI41 FTP fEo ;5 oz5pEn No Al Chaplain T.
rntee ers, IL hereby APPOINTED TO taEe charge Of ali
ftgaiiFe flayes that grc ncw or may tsona time to
time. GENE within the military Ales Of the ad-
ngiaIered IL acco. .dence with general orders No.
-, fEoee headquarters District Of West Te1nassee
| and viii open camp f37 them at Grand Junction,
rheze they viii ne suitably cared f,r and organ
ized into companies. and SET to work, pics1n..,
ginning snd 1sling all cotton Now ontEtaading Il
2 Gcorardiug officers Of troops viii send al
fuG1!ivea that come within the lines, together with
Al ft> nT,SE
! ir-, a. Grand Junction.
| s. One regfment Of infantry from Brig, General
| McA1thr1s's division will be Temporarily detailed
Surgeons Gf said regiment will be charged with
| the care OF the sick
q Coumiesaries Of Subsistence will issue on
the reqrisition Of Chaplain Eaton, jr., onlitting
| tho coffee raticns and substituting rye.
By os6e7 {! Major general q. S GsAsr,
| Jk6. 4. RAwLISs, 4. A. 6.
Hithetto the only work Performed by re-
grces in tho Mississippi Valley has been that
Of leading and unloading steamboats,, cars and
! #sga1s, triyiEg ttams, building fortjdcations,
repairing roads, bridges and other 1abor5 usu
ally euyolying on the so}liers. This is the
first Instance wherein the contraband5 are
made to produce anything tor the goy-rn-
| nent. The fields around Lagrange and Grand
Junction are 1uil Of cotton that vas abaudun-
Fed by the owrers Of the plantations at the
lime cur army approached. II all this is
create a reve1ue Of 10 uncomfortable import
arce. Il cotton rai=ing is remuneratiye at
ten cents per pound, COTTON picking viii Ger
tsinly be prof able ut fifty ctnts per poEnd
It is highly necessary that the negroes should
be Placed somewhere in employment aud ths
present opportunity Las been we'll improved
5y Gtn. Giant.
, 1862-11-25
Very Truly, iGur Brother,
e i faI1I.lN II

The ErOH~Clads In the Tulted States
Navy.
The New York Essainy Post states that our
nayy now now numbers nearly 400 yes5rls, of
which tlftg-two a1c iron-clads, and fourteen Of
them already in the service. The following is
the list;
, 1862-11-25
TIc State OF South Carolina DIR. to b
b. Dennis,

4UE stale OIL 201LEH t1F041Aa .tf. TO u.
H. Dennis,
In rebel mail recently captured between
ChaIlestoWn and Georgetown, BY boats crew
which landed and caught the mail carrier, the
following curious document was found. It
was addressed to " 3. B. Dennis, Esq, South
Santee P. o., Charleston District, S. c." aad
is, as will be perceived, o statement Of al ac-
count Of A1r. Dennis against the State for
whipping certain negroes. 1tafTords curious
picture Of the boosted civilization Of the
Slave States. Why the negroes were whipped
does not appear; but they seem to have re-
ceiyed their punishment On public and not on
private account:
The State Of South Caroline. Debtor to Benjamin
B. Dennis. Special Constable uuder Solomon
Coward, cne Of tho magistrates Of Williamsburg
District:
The State qgt: slave Amoe, the property
ro whipping sad slave On tho 7th Dec,
70 whipping ssid slaTe On the 1Tth Dec,
goshipping saia siase On the a;s;h Dec. s.'o
TO @ spmmtnins Jurors The I'd Dsc., ~
1851, at II cents each ..::. .,.....-- 1.6S-3.95
The State dgt: Henry and John, the pro-
perty Of Il. Lennd:
To serving warrant against the body Of
said elavea, 9Th Nov, 1861 400
NoT.. at II cents each. ...:.--;,-;::;; 1,G8
To euumnring witnesses On the 18th
OF Nov. ut q cents each ----.-... 0.84
Noy., is6j.....-.--.-~.-.-.-.. ....... D.75
NoT., it'll: ...........-.-......... 0.75-6 q
50 81
, 1862-11-25

MInnTfae1UYInY IN L:1yErcace. mass.
From Inquiries made st the various corpo~
rations in Lawrence, MISS, few days since,
the following statistics arc furnished, giving
the number Of persons employed in th: mills
il October, 1sG0, and TIC number employed
4her.a ~ +r7, r-acrrf 4i.nt.
, 1862-11-25

sY- The old and well known French book
selling firm Of j. 4 .. Cremazie, Of Quebec,
Carsds, las lately f4iled for SS0, 900. Since
the failure it is asceztained that q 1.rge amount
Of forged paper has been issued By 0. Crenla-
zie. He has abseonded.
, 1862-11-25
SCALE OF PRICES ADOPTED
TERMS OF DAILT.

zuCSt III &C III aes131.e<- 1z<'11 *Ase 1o1eVus
sca1e cf -ates.
Tie ra,sistance for Eh,|'s l.15t, n all eascs, be
Hide d: NE time.
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
C2!CAGD T13E3,
CHICAGO EyEsING JOURNAL.
rSoyEasEE;. Fl. !ct:
, 1862-11-25

$9.9i
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-02-20
Vulcanite Teeth-.-Vu,canite
Teeth! ....
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL
TEETH

nR HUMMELSHINE,, DEsrIsr, having tho
- rough ~ tested for more than two years tho
Vulcanite plate in II large number, and some Of
tho most difficult cases, where gold and other
plates had utterly failed, and being satisfied of
its absolute superiority over all other methods,
6cnmends it therefore with entire confidence to
tn ose desiring full parta sets OF teeth, ea
pecially if dissatisfied with those they arc low
using. This improved system in the art of
Dental practice has beon adopted by those
standing highest in tho profession, north and
south Testimonials will be given and speci-
mons exhibited to those wishing to soc them.
Gold or any other plate made of course. for
such as prefer them. FILLING, CLEANS
ING, REGULATING, and all other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain, with ether.
Office at nus residence corner BALTIMORE
and LIBERTY STREETS, up staus, over
Road & Brothers Grocery, and Immediately
opposite C.mpbelrs Drug Store, Cumberland,
Nd.
aE- Persons in want Of Teeth etc, will find
it to their interest to call on DR.. H., us he has
reduced his prices to half tho usual charges to
suit the times. Nov. 7, 1851.
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University of Maryland,
Medical Lectures.

rNHE fifty fourth Annual Session of the School
l. of Medicine in the University of Maryland,
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. II, 1861, and
end March |, iS62.
The Faculty are aware of nothing in the pres
eut unhappy condition of public affairs of IA
ture to Interfere with the regular and faithful
performance oftheir duty as Teachers of Medi-
cine. They purpose to mako every effort to
render their course of instruction useful an
satisfac tory to their pupils.
The Baltimore Infrmary, which belongs
tho School, continues to afford abundant means
for tho Clinical illustration Of the principles Of
Medicine and Surgery.
G.. W. MiLTENBERGER. MD,
Aug. 29-6w. Dean
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Wonderful Effects.

Lemuel Bonsall, of Pittsburg, for two years
useless to himself aud society-a martyr to
Chills and Fever-cured in less than weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary R. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after al
most losing her reason as we'll NJ strength by
intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in 20 hours. ta.
Adolphe Monbro, of France, relieved in one
hour, while travelling in the cars of the Font
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was appa-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Lockport, New York, res
cucd after years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint of the
efficiency of the lnpeetine, or Persian FeUe'
Charm.
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Insolvent's Notice.

Jas. Anderson ORDERED s ,t this Isl; gsth day Of
His Creditors. Anderson give notice to his Gre
ditors, endorsers and sureties, that the 2nd Mon
day of April next, is fixed for the said James
Anderson to appear in the Circuit Court for Alle-
rany county, to answer such nterrogatories as
his creditors, endorsers, and sureties may pro-
propose or alIege against him, and that copy
81 this order be published in some newspaper
printed in the city of Cumberland, once a week
for three successive months prior to the second
Monday of April next, as such notice.
Test--H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Dec. IL, '61-3m.
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MEDICINAL DISEAS IS.

which affect The lungs, the spleen, the liver, the
heart, or other parts of the human organism.
The INPECTiNE Is the natural antagonist OF
all feyers, and when it comes in Contact with
the skin, is absorbed by the interior organs,
which resist easily miasma and all tendencies
towards those malades which PROSTATE the
mind and body with fever
Feyeraud Ague resultiro numerouscauses
No place is exempt from the causes who pro-
mote The existence OF the disease. That bein =
once seated IN the system, induces depression
Of spirits, lasstude, languor pain, chllls, fever.
and a long trail. of disagreeabc sensations, de-
privins the patient oil all energy, and reducing
him or her to q condition of
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News !! News I!

A LARGE lot of old Newspapers for sale at
a IS cents per hun dred, by Andrews Swartl-
wsldsr.
Also, have just received Godey's Lady's Book,
Hsrper's Magazine for August, Hardee's Infan-
try Tactics, prics rs cents; Maps Of the Seat Of
War, beautifully colored, at rs cts each; and
all the late Pictorial Newspapers.
Under the st. Nicholas Hotel, Cumberland
July IS, 1861.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
DRALERsIy ALL KINDS

DRALERsIN ALL INDsoF
Chewing and SmokingTobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
CUMBERLAN ND, MD.
DETURN their thank for the patronage here
~ tofore extended and beg leave to invite
the attention of purchasers to their NEW
STOCK, which scomposed of, inpart, as fol-
lows viz:
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Try 1t, Prove Ii, KnOwlt,

And make known its wonderful pow ers and vir-
tues, that those who suffer, or who are threat
ened with suffering, may be led to use simple
innoxuous preparation, furnished by the field
of n AZURE for .
MANS BLESSING.
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Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.


WHEREAS, by virtue of an Act of the
w General Assembly of Maryland, passed
at December Session 1871 ChaI ter rs, entitled
Gan Act for the protection of Mechanics ard
others in Allegany County" and the several
supplements thereto, this writ of scire fuctos has
issued out of the Circuit Court for Allesany
County, aud TO ma directed in the following
words to wit:
Ahlegany County, IS.
7hs State Of Maryland, to the
Sheriff Of IHegnny county Grc.'trg :;
WHEREAS, William Right, Sr.,hath fled a
w claim in the Circuit Court for Allegany
comfy ag inst William Reardon for the sum CT
eighty dollars, for " ork done an materials lurn
shcd to aud for n certain building, to wit;
The locality Of the building isupon triangu
lar piece or parcel Of land fronting On the coun
~ road leading from Weslernport to Lonacoins.
adjoining the Southern line of VIM. Combs land.
and contracted to be conveyed by John j. and
james Morrison to tho said william Rcardon,
tn legal title to the same heins in the said John
J. and James Morrison. The said building is
what omnonly known rs II shantec house, one
and half stories nigh. twenty-five feet lrontby
sixteen feet deep and whereas it isnllcgedth that
the said sum still remains due and unpaid to the
sad William Right, Senior.
Now you are hereby commanded that you
make known to the said William Reardon and
to ali such persons ms may hold or occupy tue shld
building, that they be and appear before the Judge
Judge of the Circuit Court for Allegnny to be
held at the Court House in the city of Cumbcr-
land, en- the frst Monday of January next, to
show, if uything' they know or have to say,
why the said sum of eighty dollars, should not
be levied ON the said building for the use of the
said William Right, Sonior,ac ecrding to the form
and effect of the sixty first article of the Code
of Public General Laws of Maryland, if to the IN
it shall seem expedient and have you then and
thcre this writ.
Witness, the Honorable Daniel WeiSel, Judge
Of the Circuit Court for Allegany County, the
25th day of November 1861.
Issued the 9th day of November, 1861.
II. RBSLEY, Clerk.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given in
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, to all
claimants and persons interested, to be and
appear before the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, on the first Monday of January next
to show if anything they know, or have to say
why the aforesaid sum should not be levied on
the said building for the use of the said William
Right, ST., according to the form and effect o.
the Act Of Assembly, in such case made and
provided.
THOMAS G. McCULL0H,
Dec. s. 1s6I.-3w. Sheriff.
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few testimonials in regard to the superb
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YnsOiUenf's N'OfiCe.

John W. vs.. i''ss' ~ day oiNovember, 1851 81
His Creditors. that John M. Twigg give
notice to his creditors, endorsers and suretiec:
that the I'd Monday of April next is fixed
for the said John NJ. Twigg to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such interrogatories as his creditors, endorsers
n d sursti may propose or allie &c gsinst him;
and thata copy of this order be published in
no m newspaper printe in the city of cumher-
land once a week for three successive-months
prior to the said second Monday OF April
next,as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Nov. IS, 1SSl-3m.
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Have YOU seen the Prince of Wales?

rfuot. call at 5. 7. LITTLE'S JEWELRY
Store and see his Photograph at the same time
do not forget to examine hisextens'ye stock
as he has Just returned from the Eastern and
Nortbern factories with full assortment in
his line ofbusiness and is able to sell exceed
ly low for cash.
SIGN O the big watch north side of Bal more
st ear the railroad.
:. T. LITTLE,
y g. the American watches ~ factr1y
rices, A"rS.
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A GENERAL assortment of oueens~are OF
A every description justreceived at
funs q WM.R. BEALL co.'s.