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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

THE New COMMAND Of GEN. BUrLEn -
The order ap"iutlng Gen. Butler to thee m.
mand Of Low Vir-inia and North Carolina
is contained in "GiauaraI Orders No. $50"
dated at the War Department on the 18th
October. as follows:
"By direction Of tho President OF the
United S atcs, Major Gen. B f. Butler,
Utel States V"lun'eers is appointed to
the command of tho Eish zenith army corps.
and the DEPARTMENT. Of Virginia and North
Carolina Major Gen. j & F.ster. on being
relieved 10y Major Gen Butler. will report in
person for orders to the Adjutant Geuoral Of
the Army"
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lHE Assesso: having returned to me, for ths
Of Manufacturers, Coal Products, Brewers
Butchers, and all other articles required TO b.
paid monthly, hereby give notice that on 81
after the 10th inst, said duties will he duo ! 1
payable and must be paid IN ten days or b,
.he 29th.
l also give notice that oil persons who nj.
glrct the renewal Of Licentes IN annual Liz
for tho year ending May let 1884, and also h.
taxes on Carrilges, Billiard Tables Silvs.
Plate AMI the amount duo on income taxthr
after said 29th inst. will DO liable to tho pen
.lty under section 10 and % of tho excise Low .
Taxes must BIO paid in Gov funds.
\. s. FROST.
Dep. Coz.
otico Rt ". Swartzwsidsr's Book Store, bsct
room. Otico hours from 10 A. NJ, to 2. 81.
Nov. ~, 1S63-5h.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

EAASeIPATIpv IN RussIA.-The following !.
M extract FROM . letter written by gentle
man who is Mt present travelling in Russia
"The emanc patton Of the erfs is no shan.
but a grea, and noble reality carried through
with caution and courage that do eqna!
honor to the h ad md heart Of the Empire
1t is scarcely possible to M assure the grand
eur # THIS peaceful revolution, by which
ne"rlv 10000 600 OF the people are raised
from a con,iitinp closely akin tn slavery t..
the level ni free men of other civilized s ates.
This great .,cf is cnnsunmn ted with cnmpar-
ativcy little suffering and large prospects Of
future advantages to the mobiles and pr"prie-
tors # land, save rrly those whore estates
sht ulh come under Az Incrnihrred Estat' $
act Tie enpan,ipatrd serfs are already dis.
PLAYING II leg,er at intelligence and i, dustry
that snrnrises their :orsneI uwuers; establish
schools Laying on. boarded money on
lands and terements. and in many other
respects shon ing gr' at int ll'sence and 81
gacity."
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ry- The Whaling brig Pavilion. O

Ey The Whaling brig Pavilion. Of
Fairhaven Conn WAS crushed in the
Ice. :. the mouth of Hudson's Straits.
on the 4th Of August Her crew es-
capped ia three boats. but in the Storm
thew were separated, and Il is probable
that he third mates boat, with six men
went down The captain, second mate,
and six seamcn got to Resolution Island
thence to Labrador coast, and were FINAL
ly picked up after great sufferngs. by
III Ucran NymPb. bound into Hn son.
p,ay. They have just reached Boston
via ST, Johu's Y +.
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Order of Ratification.

II Tho matter Of the Deed of Trust froi
John T. GrccnwAde to Samuel D. Brady.
No. lOi Trust Docket.
ORDERED. this 5th day Of Novom
" Der 1863. mat The sala made and repo,
ted by Samiel d. Brady, by his repor, f ed !
this Coart OH the 5h day Of November, 1856
be rat fled and cunfirn.ea, unless cause to II
coltrlry he shown Oh or before the Is. dc
vi December, 1853: provided a copy Of ID
order lie inserted in somo newspaper printt
in the city OF Cumberland once in each Of thr
successive weeks before ibc .ail LIST Of D
cemoes 1863, Tho Rcrot, S.aiss the Am0u
Of sales TO te $780,.
b. WEISEL.
Tive copy
1eyt-HCnACE RESLEY.
Nov. lo, I563-3w. CLERK.
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THE ELECTION.

The aggregate vote po!le'l In this county
at the election On the 4th instant WAS 4 s66.
Henry n. 6oldsborough, tho candidate fof
Comptroller Of the Treasury, nominated BY
the convention under ths call Of the unron.
ditional Union Leagues, has majority Of
149, which is an increase of 42l over he
majority Of Governor Bradford two years
since. We aro proud of the result. in Ale
gany, the whole ticket having been elected
except Mr.. McCulley for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, who is defeated by Mr.. Reslry, indie
pendent.
The following is the official vote Of the
county:
Comptroller Of The Treasury, Commissio's<r
OF tbs Land OKce and Congreys
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

EFYoKr TO SUPPLY LAnoRERs We
learn from Queen Annc's county that
number Of farmers Of tina: county who
have los, their slaves. have scn. TO Ger
many for ship load OF laborers They
refust 10 employ the free negroes in their
vic nifty and if they would employ them
their is not sufficient Of them TO fill the
places of the abducted slaves -Ccci'
Dsmocrui.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

hpyIvIsTEniyG TIL OATA.-Thu order Of
Ccaeral Schenck requiring an oath to be I'D
,ninstcrcd to persons challenged ct the ele;-
ton waa enforced in this county wherever
The order reached IT, time. We understand
that IN several Of The districts a great many
pcrsans refused 20 takcit while many Others
lii So. twas administered to q certain gen
!'cman il district Ne. G, rho declared chat
70 hsd taken Il about twenty timc7. He
cus... to bo loyal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12
VI i Il RI ED

On the 29th ulto., at the residence
brides father, by Rev. J. W. Cbnrlt,
JOAN COLE ard bliss MARY jazz p,-,s,
On the 9th Of November. ny the Rev q
Henry V"ss-ler. G UsTAv SToEKLAusEa, @,
Sartinsburg. Va, 20 Hiss WILgELNlsA On,
HELLER, Of this city
On Sunday cv,n;nc me s'h Of November.
by the same, O. tie German Evareeical Lu.
thcraa Church On Bedford street. JoRANxEs
Hast to Miss CHRISTINA BAUER, all Of this
,ity
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ARTrhUs WARD says: I have al
ready given two cousins to the war. and
7 stand ready to sacrifice my wifo's bro
.hcr ruther'n not see tho rebelvn krusht.
And if wpss Gums to wuss. I'll shed ev-
erv drop of blud nv able bodied rcla-
shuns has got to prosecoot the war.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

EvADrxG THE lSC'ME TAX Joseph Det-
welder. of York county, Pennsy lvanis. was
arrested last week on the charge of attempt.
ing to ovade the income tax. II is alleged
that he divided his property among bis chill
dren, 80 that i. should not Come within the
provisions q .ho 'o-. 10 rs tee7 ht'i 20
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

The Grand boil given by tn, citizens
of Nav York in honor Of tho Russian
officers took place at the Academy Of
Music on Thursday night, It is desert
bed as o most nagnifcsn. fair About
$500 Eer ons were present. The affair
was got up at an expense Of $50, 900.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

New JERSEY We sum mp the result Of
the election in this State rs follows :-Srna-
tors hnldirg over. 9Drmncrats ard Rrpnh.
Ii .ns: S,r, RS newl rle ted. 8 Democrats
and Republic, ans. In the House the Dem
o, rats elect th'r'y-nine members. ard the
Republicans tweI tv. leaving one IN doubt
in Burlington county. The Legislature will
now stands Senate. twelve Democrats and
niue Republicans (; Assembly t. irty-nine
Democrats ana twert, Repnhi ans. On
int hall"f. it,-on" Democrats and twenty
nine Rrpuhlicans, with one in doubt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

In conversation, at his headquarters
in Chattanooga. = few days ago. Gene
raj Grant said of Sqermau. that he con-
sidered him the best soldier in the Uni
ted tates drmy, and that he was worth
to the Government $1,000 day more
than any other man in its employ
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CoNoREksNEs ELE.TEp Cres

CoNGREssNEs ELECTED Creswell.
Union. is elcced by u handsome majority
in the first district
Edwin II Webster, Union, had no
opposition in the second district, and is
therefore elected
Ii Winter Davis. Union. is elected
in the thirn district.
Francis Thomas had. no opposition in
the fourth District, and is elected.
Benjamin Harris, sect ssionist is cleo
ted in the fifth district, in consequence
Of having Two Union competitors.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

Ir is stated that the sale of 500 Bonds
has been 50 great that it may be consid-
crcd certain that NO new loan will be
talked of during tho present year. The
condition of the national finances ia GER.
,ainly very healthy, and tho prospcc; for
the coming year is good.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

THE dsinternent OF the uea. Oh the
Gettysburg battle field and their reno
val to the national cemetry is going or.
They vii be buried by States in the
form Of the s.c Of a oirclc. Each grave
will be separately and distinctly re-
marked. Thursday. the 10th inst, has
been appointed for the dedication.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

IT is stated, upon what is presumed
to be reliable authority, that the coun-
ties of Stafford and Prince William. IN
Virginia, are infested with providers,
from the Rebel army, who 70 abon. st
nights destroying the property Of Union
citizens.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

IT is reported in Chicago that as offer
of two thousand Ave hundred pounds
sterling has heen received from the agent
Of the British Museum in New York
for the manuscripts copy Of the Presi'
dents proclamation.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

4ooUI7TED-LukeM ulligan, company Il,
Cd regiment p. Ii. B., was honorabiy acq nit
ted Of stealing a watch, in the Circuit Court
on Tuesday last
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

THE Pittsburg and Connallsville rail-
road is doing an unusually heavy bust
ness just now, the coal and coke alone
seeking transportation over the line be-
ing more than sufficient to give employ
mcnt to its entiro rolling stock.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

MISNEsoTA. The State election in Min
nssota last week resulted in the election #
Stephen Miller, the Union candidate for
Governor. His majority will nc. be less
than 10000.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

SENTENCED 10 THE The
following persons, convicted in the Cir
cuit Cour. for this county. have been GEN.
fenced to the peni.entiary
James Quick, convicted Of manslaughter
.x years and sig moDta. john ". Green.
convicted Of larceny, enc year and six months
Jaues Harris, free negro.) convicted uf ~,
sst;ng slaves 20 escape, six years and six
months.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

MISS sLIDsLL. the daughter of tho
Confederate ambassador; is shortly to be
married TO NJ. Erlanger, the Ccnfede.
rats Loan contractor, ..
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s2B3 3iis 3lo2 sIes sIss

received vote in Glades NJ. /, 81 in Sell
hysp'rt, "a in Grrntsvlle, 80 in Western
port, II in Frosthur& "A in Cumberland No.
6. 6 in Olitowr, 50 in Flintstons, 7 in Glades
No 10 20 in Accident, 81 in NJ. Savage,
10 IL Cumberland No. 10. IL in Sang Run,
AID 9 in Homecoming Total 446.
Norman jacobs received 80 votes at Iona
coming Tor the same flee.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
The following is list of Justices OF the
peace, coustah!es and road supervisors re-
turned by tie judges of tho several election
districts
No /. Justices, Manassa G. Harvey. Will
liam Gilpln Constable. Henry Shank
Road Supervisor Salmon Browning.
No. 2 Justices, Thomas B. Fran,z, Joseph
Rrcknor, jr. Constable, Edward Jamison /,
Road Sups' visor, John Sensc.
No. s. Justices. William r Getty, Falen-
tine 3etner. Constable, Jenh Ii. hight
Road Supervisor. Michael burst.
No. 4. Justices, James Bell, Uriah Duck
worth, Owen Il. Riorilan. Constables, Conrad
Fazenbaker, Joseph Elliot. Road Superyi.
sor. lsrea, Miller.
No 6. Justices, Mcheal Sherry, Henry j..
Wade. Constables, George B. Parker, W..
W. Grow. R'al Supervisor. Josiah Porter.
M. 6. Justices, John WEIGH. 2l8. Jacob
J. Craigen, 23l; Andrew Gender, 267.-
Mrssrs. Gnuier aud Craigen are e,tsd.-
C..nstables. Theodore A. Ogl-. 3ls John B.
Hudson. 271 NJ. T. Zmerly, ll6. Mrssrs
Ogle and Hudson are elected. Road Super
visor, Enoch Thrasher, 312 Francis Twigg.
1870; George Mckenzie, !. Mr. FLASHER is
elected.
No. :. Justi"es, Daniel Crahtree, James
Matthews. C,nstables, Louis G. Shryock. -
Road Supervisor, Riley Twigs.
No. 8 Justirrs. Jonathan Sto,t. Joshua
T. Harley N" Constable. Rad Supervi.
wiser, William B!ckman
Nc 9. Justices, Robert Lashley, Isaiah
Wilson Constable james Wilson -
r .ad Supervisor. Moses R"hinett
M. 10. Justices, Nathaniel B Harvey,
Samnel Hnyc. Constable LOWS Neide,ker
Road Supervisor, Joseph Irons.
No. II. Justices, Eli Mcmillan, s. C
alcesr. Constable. Alexander Fairall Road
Supervisor, John Gorrch.
No. 10. Justices Patrick .Inrry, john
Iayru Constable James McNulty Il ,ad
Supervisor. Henry l.. Porter.
No. 18 JUST 'cs. Joseph NJ. Strong. All;
Francis Mainrr, 3l4 Henry M,Kcnn, 32s;
IRAN B. Wolfe 9G. Messrs Strong aud
McKcnn are elected Cunstah!es, William,
Wickard, 400; Jacob Spee'man, BAT John
b. Keller 3O2 Mrssrs Wickard and Spell
man are rert"d Road Supervisor. Henry
Brvtmark'c, 5o4; Aqulla Is Rice, l67.--
| MI. Brticn,arkla is elected.
No. IA. Justices, d. Harrison Friend
john Otto. N" Constable. Road Supervl-
ser, Henry S,nes.
NJ. is Justices. W. TYLER Duvall. Peter
Snirer. Constable, Henry R.s,'hs Rnad
Supp rv,sur. William p. MrCrnbie.
n 16. Justices, Peter SAMSON, John Ry-
an. Constable, Henry Haneksmp. William
\. b rider Road Supervisor Henry Miller.
AGGHrGATE TT ~ THE c,UNTV. ..s
The following is the aggregate vote of the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

~ Tn. certificates Of indie 1t edness
i..u"d nrinr to thu 4fh Of March last.
recently ordered TO he redeemed by the
Secratarv If tho Treasury. amount. it is
said, to $84 900 600
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~.I-sa.%.S..N-

Coal TgApE.--The amount Of coal trans
ported oreT the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
a the month Of October was 81 1877 II tons
in 343 beats; and since the Is. day Of Jan
nary last ,732 s tons in 1853 boats.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

EE It must be happy thought to
lover that his blood. and that of his
sweetheart. min.le in the same - mosquito
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Estate OF Mpsheck Frost.

Estate OF Mesheck Frost.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Q
Allssany county letter. Of Administration o
the estate Of
MEsHECK FROST,
late Of Al!sgapy county deceased. ALI person
having claims against said deceased srs hereb
warnnd to exhibit tho aame properly authent
Gated to tho subscriber, on Or before tho l2thda
of May. 1864, otherwise they may by la,
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. A
persons ind sktcd are rcquNtted to mako imm,
diute pa ment. Given under our Lands. this I2.
day o! November, 1863.
THOMAS. II. FROST,
NATHAN s. FROST,
Nov II --3y. Al nini,,Ya tors. I.
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STATE SUNDAY SCHnnI, CONVENTION

STATE SUNDAY ScHonL CNvENrInE.-
An ann.uu. em-nt is h-f"re thu public Of a
Sunday school convention +" he held in the
city of Frederick. Md, on Tuesday the frs.
day Of December prnximo. at 2n'clnrk =.
NJ. The attendance of friends, OF tho cause
and prrs"ns Of experience in the promotion
Of it. is expected by those engaged in the
r. JET. with tn. hope that the "r' aston may
prove effective and anal to its design.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

AAoNo the rebel prisoners received as
Nashville within the iaat two days is tho
notorious Captain Gurley. the man who
shot aud killed General McCook In L.
ambulance last year.
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Dissolution Of Co-Part.
nersh d.

ON this 29'h day of October 1868.
~ we the undersigned s. T. LITTLE and
". +. eOOGHEH, have, hy mutual consent,
dissolved the co-fa.tacrship heretofore exis-
ting under the name aud style of LITTLE b
bOoGHkR, for the purpose OF carrying Oh
the Watch Fad JeweIry business.
S. 7. LITTLE.
WM. F. BOOGHER.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

Ir ie stated that General Butler voted
the entire republican ticket ct Lowell.
Ma,s.. on Tuesday
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

LABonrrs in |iaho Territory get five
dollar. day snd hoard for digging q
hundled dollars worth Of cold.
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ID l E d

At Orleans, On the t'h LAY of November.
1868, FRA=cIs McAH;iY, aged 70 years.
A faithful nun % lock ten, &c. to Chesapeake.
and Ohio Canal.
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NOTICE.

The businsss will hereafter be carried On BY
5. Y. Little, At the old stand, on Baltimore
street near the Railroad, Cu,nbd. Nd.
Nov. l2--tf. ST LITTLE
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VICTORY! VICTORY!
Great Triumph Of the Etnancipa-
SiOnISts.
rhc Egasssrc Glory az '1arssamd.

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,.,,rro.,,oto our .oy,l friends n, thu over
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h,, .t,or.,o,l ,f.i, ,,,,l. off,r., - ;ron,,
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o,3 wo an;,,. ia t.;,h,ro., os r,ar;,i,r
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c,1,ho, >, roh.,,,-, i. !, in,cro... Of -.
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a,, ,,,,.,y a. -,iIi,,,ca o,,ios. .ho ir.cr.
,;..,.oo.,.o... .f o,- e.,,o Dad .,o
,ro,,o.;,, ana v.e,r,r,, f tho Ia horn, whit,
.,,:.a. t,...,..,,oa ,ho. :, ,,,ou 1n-,;,oor
h., t,,.l.,,. ,,,.o. ,j,,-r-iIs, !, ,l,-rI r..o r,
,rrrsr 10 desrodc l,har and onnrez, the poo,
v,t,o r,o, An hcu :, ,bn discntfr,lled
L.. the poems Of the Great victory 20 up
rom ANcg7nys If;icrt moua.l!ns aad from
The l9yCi;rss Of her yalleys. We have re.
tarrs sufficient to Justify us in saying that
Go,l.borgunh's majority in tic tate will be
from TWENTY-FIVE to thirty thousand We
loye elected four Of the Congressman. Our
oan .slIcat Thomas. Henry Winter Davis.
,he frs, and greatest champion of our cause.
A man r,o,t obundantly malignet! by mis- I'm
pc1unulous enemies, but whose towering in
;ollect and exalted slatesnapship have borne
him or in riumpa over a!l His fnas. and
yiyiip hin, erch q hold upop the hearts oi
the loyal Of the land, as we would not be-
surprised 10 find, if not called speed to the
first ofic, in the Gift Of the people. MS pre-
us.atcry sttp thereto, made the next Vice
President Of the United States. Then comes
orr y.ar. W.L.ter and from the Eastern
shore the noble Cresswol. With such gal
axy in the next Congress what may we not
expect for Maryland. She will be hcnored
and respected
rus COUNTY.
7, Ancco,v we have done well. all things
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List of Letters

- EMAINING in the Cumberland Post Once
M Nov. IL, 1853 Persons calling for thes,
letters must say they were advertised, other
wise they may not receive them.
Adolphus, Henry Hare, WmF
Brown, Deborah Jeffries, Thomas
Beny, Jacob Kelley, Samuel L
Baldwin, G. II. KEMP, n N
Coons, VIM Kraus, Christ r
Clnrk. Jas e Leary, Mhomaa
Corode, Joseph Lucas, Bhlip
Crosby, Henry Luciano, W
Goats, A: W. Parker,M Z
Dowell, Jno ". Potts Harry
Dovner, l. Prince, Bell Mis-
Donnele, Mary Robesson, Phillis
Dnilo. Elizabeth Rankin. Nelson
Eprerts, Peter Stephens, Thos A
GaitEer, Christiaua Stsup, Jas N
Crowd, n. Jerry Sanes, Jno A
Gelman ,Rnwson Sanford, C.E .
Gnrman, Samuel Weghtman, AnnM
Haller, N Wilson, Alvin
Higgin, William
GEO a. IuFFAAN, II.
Nov
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TO ADVERTISERS !

Tia Civilian and Telegraph having much
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County than
any other paper publishod hare. while out Of
tho County its circulation is four times iarg-
er, it affords good medium for advertising.
It numbers among its readers those who are
able to buy literally and pay promptly, and
whose custom would DO valuable to business
men.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12

HsPlrAL REPoRr.-rhe following il the
official report Of the U. 8. General Hospital
a. Cumberland, Nd, in charge of Surgeon
J. B. Lewis, for the week ending October 80,
1854:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-12
NOTICE

Nov. 70, 1869
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-31

by a magistrate in connection with the pro-
ceedings under the CONSUMPTION act is sub
jeci to stamp duty Of five cents.
Major Gen. Franklin is ordered to New
Orleans to report to Gen. Banks.
The steamer Star Of the South from
Charleston bar evening Of the 25th arrived
tonight. She towed the iron clad Passaic
to the bar which went on to report to Admit
raj Dalgren. When the Star Of the South
left heavy cannonading was heard and shells
were plainly seen bursting over Fort Wagner.
FoRTREss MONROE July 2S.
The boat Ella arrived at Old Point Comfort
with Hon. w. II. Seward and suite. They
proceeded to Newport News Immediately and
went on board the Minnesota at o'clock
when the frigate fred salute. They after.
wards visited the clad Roanoake where they
remained about an hour and then left for
Fortress Monroe. To-day noon a salute was
fired from the water battery in honor of Mr..
Seward. He leaves for Washington this
evening
Col. Putnam, acting Brgadier General and
Col. Shaw commanding the negro regiment
54th Massachusetts,, were killed in the en-
gagement on Morris Island on the 10Th.
Nav YoRK, July "a
The Times says that Gen. Hooker has gone
West.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-31

infest our rear and pick up or kili all who
struggle.
An outrage occurred yesterday which has
caused feelings OF retaliation in the army, A
Lieutenant Of The ID Penn. Cavalry, Alfred
Boylcs, went from Warrenton, two miles out
on the Salem road, to dine with lady friend
from that State. While making his toilet the
house was entered by five or six guerrillas,
who demanded his surrender. He refused,
and for tnis he was Immediately shot twice
through the head, killing him instantly.
Threats are freely made that on the repeG
ton Of such outrages, all the houses, horses,
stock and produce in the vicinity shall be con-
fscatod or burned, and the perpetrators, il
caught, hung on the nearest tree.
One hundred and forty-four rebels prison
ers recently captured in Virginia arrived here
to-day. Among them are eight officers, of
whom a Captain, who was captured at Nicks-
burg and parolled, but who had violated his
word, and was again found in the service,
armed and equipped. Some Of these prison
ers are anxious to take the oath Of allegian ce;
others to be exchanged
Two large military prisons are to be i'm
mediatey constructed-one at Point Lookout,
Md, and the other at Rock Island, Ill.