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contract hss Just been made, if ss bo ozt Of ths
military asrvice without default On ~ part, is
exeunl ~ virtHo of the raesnt act efCaHsress-
These are the asin points decitae By TIE
cou1t MsEy PsTsons have wlittez t ask
izg qusFtioas en- several Pai9is, some Of thau1
invaived in The foregoing We answer ~ pub
isaisg the foregoing, sn} By stating tast no
ether questioz Of tie kind hare alluded to has
been t5sched formerly BY sae es1rt Il Is pro-
ger 90 say thst IN he settlement OF these 9uas-
-isas Czisf J7s1iee Pearson and Judge Battle
fsrzs5 she coust. Jddgs Manly ras absent ca
sceesnt Ct GiekRsss- Wsds net know whether
he earcurr1d in these oPiaisas or ret.
The chief question OF Interest was iRiE ct the
rieh- ~ the S sts courts 70 Interfere with Con-
f.4srea rfiser
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From the Enquirer, 2athI
PROM CULPEPER-

Persons who arrived froa Cu'peper Cgurs
Haus7 on yes srday. sHnounes the arrival Of
that Place of Lisutsuazt-GSsusrsl EwsA vita
the advarca Of his corps. NJ movement had
been made By cur troops which Was known 70
cur iufCruauss, ard we are, consequently, IA
T. 5s7k 81 that s7sj-et. L vas repCr5sd taGf
Gen. LiouFstresl's csrps had bssa forwarded to
ward F-slsrieksbE-z, ~ engage the tius and
att5Eics Of Sssgaick, who was reported sa
rsuis fsy That city.
Tss. Sght waich occurred en- tbs 23I, at Ma
usrsas GsB, IS ssid ts have seen very severe.
The forces engaged oz err part composed
Wrehts brigade. TIE enemy was severely
punished o. she occasion, azd q considerable
number Of bis mlH taken prisoners, ss stated
barssc.0rea
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RCIsLEsHED

John q, AIcClalsbal---Be9i snia Z. EllI'
Ul7 .ss s-1a s1s -l5-s as
TO whom s1 I.s-rs on 5u inszz. or ssasral=s sa,d
De- sf=reez-5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-01

y Secretary Chase puts fsrth the following
sxhiSit Of tbs condition Of the United States
fnaRces
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-01

TUBACC0-THs CLIMAX CAPPED D-Two
hsgsheads ol tobacco were sold in this city last
week 81 John Booker, zslesnan William r
Ghasa for Mr K Y Watkins, sf Halifax c0un-
y, 81 unprecedented ,pueea. One hogshssa,
weighing 1874 Pssads, brsught fOsr hORndrsd
ane twenty ave doiiars psr hRndred-S5244 so
fsr the hogshssa. Ths sthsF, Wsighing 1921
pouads nsI, brought two handred sRa thirty
four collars per hundrs&--$3O934 49, Tstal
kaa3Rnt for the sws hogsheads, S5337 95. This
tobacco sas bought b. Mr. JOHN Z. White, ioF
Massgs. WIN. r. johnson IL Bro, InanufaetaE-
ers, eleabHg.-RieAROsd EaqHirer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-01

ON VV7aitehnu street. between Deoa-
tar sud the Atlantis and West Point
E.ailrnnl-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-01

CUBANs AT SA2ATOGA.-A Saratoga CORE
sDOsseat writes az inst the Huuser Of Cubsns
iAsss this season is mucs larger than formerly,
ane that t8s reason Is thAt the GoveTnOr-G General
has abolished bis cid ne Great and now slloTs
the natives to GO abroad in sRy number and to
any distance that they may choose, Ia the Uai-
sed States Saratoga bss long bsen their sanmer
.haUnt. Ssns Of theni-tAas is 10 say, seEae OF
the giTls-sTs handsome, according to the Span
ish style Of besHty, and are Wsll- -mansered and
He.l-dresssa The way they blaze Rith dia.
nssis is quite the envy Of The bland woasn
who d0at need them, BAT desire ttsm meme the
less for al that. Il was PaAek who sEid 90 le-
icilsusly that while men only waat (msdsst
lhsy caaf get.
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EEO1I hDGTIEEE

Isa e-7-- EaR de osegs.c- arn.ss ccz zfa-zs
soIn lst gaselEzl. q 8 81 1ds-azllias
TIE res. e8E i4ti .a Of aIlirS rem the uUl1eroHs
reports tFatresca rs. We iaiay is NAV be SC
ceH .e5 as lsc-, asd sta cd wi.aalt 3.triueBt
10 .hs public interest, That eur sTmy is ROW on
the eastern side tf The m1guiaiz, aud prep pfTea
b inset tts enemy whenever be sasll see fit t.
Ell battle
From ell that ne could ga.hs1 from the valley
f.om passengers who came -aswE on tFs Central
traia last night. Ve sgs disposed 70 GcuB. lac
pEsss-ce # t5e enemy at S.rssbu7g, on tls val
ley turnpike If t5=y were there st al sn Sst-
uT5c i mus. have baeR ia aUsh smaller f7scs
Than a. E-5t represented, aud pr05aBy nothing
more thaa few caTalEy iH.szdiHg raid on ear
wsgen Eaias.
BY the FrsdsrieAsbUrg grsin q Tsgsrt GENES to
The city ,kar tss enemy, in t3rcs, have sgsia sB-
Peaye5 IN S-aHeId county aud tsat yesterday
Eoming tHsiT drums could b5 distinctly hears
at EGe3srcksbaFg- J. is supposed to b. lhe
e1rgs CT Gen. Ssiy~icE mevi7g by that T0Bis in
sHa.ber On 20 Redmond" EaBsHvcr. 10 is
sEEeiasl t7ssy thas Colfs5srs.s fsrcs IS ready
70 ceafrsn5 lhzm
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Dlny per lls soHt-l----------------- 90
~ No 115s-..ar.ea sal=H TT s-iolgeg tofn thaa
Tv5 1ousf
@naIe Copy T-----.-------. I've. ~ .cents-
The paper vgiA he duiivezsd 20 aA
nev-~-5eslcrs az twelve and a ha
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EIcm tae hasDsza11lccE sle news is 81 ave
uaneuverinE b5 syEesn II 1ds's lzj Lees armies
TIE last aceeBEts represent tzat Msads's head
quarters ars AZ WsrreuEsR. HIS cavalry have
seen ca this side Of the RsppsAaEasck, bgt
caught very severe Tc5Eks for thsir enterprise,
81 CANE cross reads iH RaRpabssEock cnuBtv.
A letter. which ne received last evening Of date
lhs 25th- says
Tee Ysnkses attempted te crs off some If
our wsg5ns, bat got cul IF themselves. It
hsp2srsi near Gaines srss5 roads. l. seems
aur vaEcu train Nes sfvsncing, when tss
Ysakse cavalry usas charge upon IT, Oar
infantry escsrt (Which ua7len th wstch as g
convenient portl fired uB z tzsm, killing sixty
1d5, su3 taking tHsuty-ssvsn prissners Ysu
wil have g SQUAD of Yankees seen. Three
huBsrsd have iuss passed me, captured ia ihs
Chester cap e zht By Corse's brigade
TIE accounts differ a. 70 he behavior of the
Yankees in Fsgguier II some dwellings they
hsvs uad0Ubts3ly carried thsU rsE5eries 10 the
knives and forks. sheets, etc.
From The Sentinel, 29tdl
Prom Tie RsHpahsunoc-, ca vb2-5 opposite
berdsrs Era -Le lFe great armies Ct the P8ag-
mac, we lsa-l thst sot1 GanrrlIs hsve their
forces vel In ha~d There srs Trmo-s that
Nesic viii slide Do Tn 20 the lever R17naha1-
ucck, 70 secure q water base. Bat wo incline
20 he opinion t-a- the -rezi c31hct viii lake
9iacs iH the PlsInzSgr country.
Frgz ;hs D.sPatl1 Jaly z5.hl
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p =. D I----I ~ =
FHoH E0zTHEGE VIRGINIA.


The zeas frsn tic tvs armies aow coafrsnt-
ing each 1sAes in Northern Virginia is unlEa-
p0rLsut. EwsI's cops wzich was repeTts3 70
hsve been cut oG ard moving 0p the valley, Is
represented to have Srosset ihs msBE'ain il
safety, l1G is sew, with tss main b5dy Of cur
ErmY, on ik9 eastern side Of tas B.na ridge.
On lls 2j5 iHst q prstty severe hgRt Occur
res Of Manassas gap, 6stwsaa Wrght's Brigade
Of Georgians sod fsrcs sf 6 600 30 5000 OF the
eueay. THIS 5risala constituted the advance
ef Ewels corBs. End sa arriving ia the vicinity
Of lhs EsB it u8s ssceTrainsd that 6 superior
force ef laa enemy bs'd ihs mountain pass. l.
vas determined oy The c1mmandaut Of tho
brigade nss ta nak5 an attecz until the c1gns
came up. While Esiiag l.r oHF icrc-s ts a.
riva tbe esamy sailed crib and sttzckaS the
Brigade, snd forced Is .e retire Our men fought
with spirit as3 inflicted heavy loss on the en-
emy. Oar loss was sboRt 200 killed, wGundsd
ard missing. Col. walker, of TIE 3d Georei5
rsgiaeDl, who 'gas wounded IN the fyht, az
EIved "a tais city yesi srdsy afternoon.
Or 1lv.csg -em TIE Valley state that he en-
enly- in snail force, occupied Winchester on
Sunday morning. Their foTes tloIe is repre-
seated 70 bo entirely Cf cavalry.
On Monday psrty Of Federal cavalry came
10 Hartford CHErch, iH S afford ~Ceuntv. about
Eve miies from Fredolczsburg, On rsc8uuois.
5auce. Their main body Bss ut the county,
sn1 17ruez sf Ii was rear tbs CulBcp-l c0Bg-
ty Ike, s5iaeE here in the vicinity Of RsccoeB
ford. The Za.l body Of this party.is supposed
to be n5swick'5 co7Fs. Oar uio-maut states
that S,sff7rd c6uaty is full 0f Yankee s.-Djs-
pafek. 29h
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Ea EFzs q 3 EAEzs
TT o. -TEFEr COMMISSION MERCHANT. Ere
a ..a.E.u al E'Els u cCur- ~ uTsdUee, has Te-
Errl -.. be =.lr- e. che AorcgesH building
wee 9-r-.5. NO. l- -ll-e lsrev occupied by Epi=y g.
FruHf lr.lH.-y rereL. lts, NJ ID email street, two
la.ls r-- Hatss ss dlyare IRE, Were De- si Be
EzrFF ..E.a slITl al q b g lends sud customer
F,E LA l-rss ana wen asso. ted stock o.
lrlcs.re a-1 lLs=sas-e.
f- y SIMS
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GENERAL OBDETs No. ?.

EEADQC ART7sEA.
ATLANTA Gar July 9 1853.
Er. L-1aI H--a1za --ul-r-lg th-ir services 10
q ne Gov --=-a.s sf-t-s 1or cal defense VII se
-.--a..r % r-e-e H-al lIar-ers. u-el tLe
.-- .-lE al.- oil rs ssl1lled o-lc5r
E.ls -r .-=l il.l 5-rFl--.
Lr r. EElI.
r1's-7- Tur--lsll.7e I'r ore. ere.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10
SILVER WATCHES.

Eirst Class H,nting Timepieces t1r accuracy q
a,orlmeat, teaHig Of materi"f. and, atore all,
ehsapaess IN price, these 'gatches mas' fhS"rc
nHirersaI qlP'olafioa. CT
An imitation so iautless that il can hardly
be detected Ly the most experienced judges.
The material being OF two metals. the outer
one first quality Sterling silver, while the in
ner one is German Silver, it cannot be ye{e2g..
nzel by cutting or heavy engraving, lnakinE
it, not only in appearance, but in enEaSi:liy
the best resemb lance of SOLID fTERLlAG
SILVER in existence.
The sale Of these WATCHES in the army is
source Of enormous profit, retailing rs thc%%
very readily do, at S2l and upwards Mani
hundred dollars cQa DE made in sinG'S pay
day by any one Of ordinary business TACT.
re- AT WHOLESALE ONLY f. Eca!,
hunting ca SEES, beautifully engraved, white 81.
amel diel, and fancy cut hands. in coed Iuf.
ming order, 10y the half !dozen, sos soil d2SAiy
by the case If six!
Upon receipt of two dollars, US guarantee
of goo faith, we will send watches by. eApTes.
to any part Of the loyal states, collecting ball
ance OF hill on d livery. This ensures buy er5
against fraud, gi ing them their ,watehes ne
fore payment is required. Send orders to tbs
sole importer.
GAIUS WHEATON.
No IL jewelers. Exchange. Cor. Cortlapf
st. and Broadway, n. Y. Dec. SIT
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10
For the Telegraph.
State Sunday School Convention

On Tuesday the first instant, in the city of
Erederick, there assembled the first State
Sunday Schou! Convention ever convened in
the State. The convention was we'll atten-
dcd; several hundred wide awake and zeal
GUS Sunday School men being present, who
were all Hospitality entertained by the cit
liens Of that ancient and hospitahc town.
The meeting was of great interest, and a
State Sunday School Association was orga-
nized with secretaries in every county. 1t
was also resolved to hold similar conventions
hereafter annually. A full Report Of the
proceedings of the convention will appear
this week in the Sunday School Times. |
regret however to have to add that notwith-
standing The very general invitation which
had been given TO ell schools in the State to
be represented, and the fact that the Bait,
more and Ohio Rail Road had with charge
ttrstic liberality offered to grant return iree
tickets to all delegates, and the further fact
that the houses of the best citizens Of Frel.
cTlck were tlilONl .plVii " eHteitdil SuCH
delegates, yet 50 far as is now known, there
was but u single .delcgqtc,in attendance from
Allcgauy county. This want OF general
representation cannot he considered otherwise
than sad loss 10 the Sunday School interest
of our county, as all who have attended such
conventions know what reviving influence
they exert upon all The earnest attention
of all is however, invited to the recommend
dations Of the convention as to be published
in the Times, which paper with the proceed,
ings,in full may lie had of the Rev. Griffith
Owen, 10 W. Fayettc st. Baltimore, at s.
er'hundred. Also certain tract at five
cents per hundred Immediate application
should be made. further particulars. may
be obtained from Mr.. &. S. Zevcly of Cam
bcrland. secretary of Allegany county, who
is also authorized to collect and forward the
Sunday School statistics of the county
Rev. Mr.. Owen the Sta!e agent may be ex.
pccied in our county in few weeks.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10
Thirty-eighth Congress.

Pursuant 10 law, the first session Of the
Ihirty-cishtb Congress began on Monday.
Both houses met ut noon. 80 -...
In the House Of Representatives., the clerk,
Emerson Ethtrilsc, called the Ron, emitting
the Representatives elect from Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, Missouri and Kan
sos, %, accgNnt Of alleged informally in
their certificates If election. NJ Ethcrilgr
is u Conservative Unicnst an aspiraut for
reelection, and it is currently reported took
timely care to have the certificates corrected
from States, in which tqgre were Copper
head majo'itics but omitted to do so in 9TH
erS. -
On motion of Mr. Dawes the names of the
Maryland representatives were placed on the
:oll, and similar motions admitted those from
other States, so the m Nice affected daint,
ness or attempt to control the organization,
ovinccd ~ ". Ethcridgc, was speedily dis
posed Of.
At the Republican Caucus on Saturday
nght-which we are glad to state was at
tended by H1rs. j. j. CrcswcI, II. Winter
Davis and Francis Thomas the Hon. Shcuy-
Ter ColfaX, a representative of great accom-
nIishmcatin parliamentary proceedings, was
nomaaicd for Speaker by reclamation. On
Monday, he was elected Speaker of the House
and the organization, thus perfected, will ma
tcrially strengthen Tie hands Of the AGlmin
stration inits efforts for the suppression of
the Rebellion.
The business before Congress almost Who'll
ly relates to measures of War and Finance
OF these. it is supposed, the Consumption act
will claim its carly attention. Sundry amend
ments are necessary to adjust the system
cquitably and ef1cctiyely but the feature in
which Tic public. is most concurrcd is the
.dsntnutation clause. The operation of the
law, as it now stands, is to bring plenty of
Communication money into the Treasury ard
comparatively few soldiers into the field; and
it is probable that tlc Communication privi-
lego will he, either, abolished, or the amount
paid for Exemption largely increased In
either event, it would be manifesIly unjust
to apply the rule to Maryland before the
draft takes place, and our citizens, like those
of other loyal States. shall have had the adj
vantage of the existing law, to pay in the
Communication fec. or provide substitutes, as
they prefer.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10

y TfhhIpLE DEATH MIR. Emanuel Walt
mar, of Baltimore, hut known BY number
Of our citizens, left ills place for that city
on Train of coal cars last Tuesday night.
An up train next morn ng discovered his
corps lying on The track at point some iif-
teen miles from York. His body was brought
to the residence of his bfothcr, IN this bor-
ough and was utsquently Inferred in Pros
peel Hin Cemetery. lie was nearly TWEEN
ty-fve yc ars old, ard unmarried. Ills
corps presented horIid appearance, having
been run over by the cars. :Hc was inore or
less mutilated from his abdomen to his feet;
and near the former member OF the body,
the corpse was almost severed in twain, a
little SKIN and flesh forming the only con-
ncction. OF the N ,aner of death nothing
is known. No information having been OBJ
tanned ZION; any person on the coal train.
Indeed no person seemed to know anything
about the tue matter York Pennsylcanian.
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81. l.@.S %.

MURDER or UNION SURGEoN.-1 hrici
dispatch from Cincinnati, ru lished in Sat
urday's american, mentioned the fact Of the
bodies of two Union Surgeons having been
found at Jonesvillc. T,nn. We find the tol>
lowing additional particulars in the Cincin-
nat i G ,mDaercial in dispatch from Cum
berland Gap. dated on the Sd Instant.
After the fight at JoAesvi'e, Sunday, TIC
Third Battalion of the 10th Illinois Cavalry
left their two surgeo'.s back to care for the
rebel wourdcd. They .,cere yeSterday f6nnd
murdered! One was DR.. Halstat, formerly
of Ohio. Major Beam, with portion Of the
10th, will leave here IN the morning, on a
mission Of Vengeance. They will take nj
prisoners. Much Ill. feeling exists against
prisoners we have here.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10
SAM'L. M. IIALLER,
Sec. Salem Chapter.
Trial OF Gurley TO" the Murder of
General McCOOk.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Com
mcrClil.
~ ,,,,,, H., 1000

NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1868.
The evidence for the prosecution of the
case Of Gurley, the guerrilla, who murdered
General McCook, OF Ohio closed to-day be-
f'rc the Military Commission, of, which Col.
John f. Miller, Of the 29th lndianq, is Pres
ilent The Court granted a continuance Of
the case until the 18th, to cnalle Gurlcy to
procure a witness among the Rebel prison.
ers at Camp Chase. Captain Hunter Brooke
is the clicf witness, having been present at
the murder. Gurlcy plead not guilty, but
outside the Court admitted having shot Gen.
McCock while acting as soldier in tie rebel
service. 1t will he d ilicut to convince the
Court that Gurlcy was acting as soldier al
the time, for the rebel papers, detailing the
murder, spoke of it as such, and spoke of
him as partisan ranger.
Prisoners arc arriving hy every train from
Bridgeport Six hundred aud eighty ar
rived this evening, and among them the son
of the rebel General John c. Breckenridge
Supplies are going forward. The Rebel
ympathizers here are making desperate CT
forts t, prevent their property from being
seized for Government use.
Our wounded h We not commenced to ar
rive vet. No news from the front.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10
HOLIDAY PREs;ESIS9n,!i
Maggie TisaaG o.ss2EyeE%,

Being a H.ptiag o.. QR{4. fa!eg, o.. Lf.as.a. II.
GeptlsmaD's ITaieA. Gem5iaeI, wtl'. SCI; IHiu%,
ing improvement, Gl! Pc s'&g NoEfs,lg ~"
One of TIE prcttilst, Nnst, Gpn, GH,en1s and,
decidedly the hest ana, tAsaRe$tt Tine; tiaaes,
for general and reliablG, use, eyer, 6hetedt II.
has within IT. connc14a WIZ, ii. inIHaGlhiiherX,
entirely unnecessary The. cases Of. this.
Watch are composed of two metals, the outer
one being fine l9 carIet gold. It has the i'm.
proved ruby action lever movement, and i.
warranted an accurate time-piece. Price su.
s2U. sample Watches, in neat morocco box
rs G2j
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10


BEy" The first business meeting for the
State Demonstration in behalf Of the CHI isl
rian. and Sanitary Commissions was held in
Baltimore, at Mr.. Alex. Trumbulls on the
Sd of December;
The meeting was very fully attended and
the loyal spirit and enthusiasW. Of the ladies
was most thor ughly demonstrated
Phe meeting was called to op'er by Mrs.
a. L. Phelps, who adlresard the ladies in a
patriotic and eloquent s.fain. Officers ard
Committees were chosen, hut as the plans arc
not entirely decided upon, it is deeWed adj
visable not to publish the names.Qf the Of.
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J.. 5. 51-2n's

NE SECRETARY or THE 1BE gs-rE.-
l. has not yet given notice of f1- 5,iruf .
to withdraw thia popular Loan frcm SAID a.ta.s
ana until ten days no ices given, the under :
signed, rs . GEN ERAL SUBSCRIPTION
AGHEI;. Wii' continue to supply the public.
IN whole amount of the Loan authorized
is Is Five Hundred MiIieu of Dollars. Nearly
Four Hundred Millions have been alreGdy
subscribed for and paid into the Treasury,
mostly within the last seven monlLs. TIC }
large demand from abroad, and the rapidly in
eteas!n$ home demand for use a the basi# fyr IL
circulation by National Ganl.;ar A:s6cioIid ~
nov Organizing IN I'll PARTS Of lie cor-,tr,..
"l,l' m very .hoEt period, hls orb bnIahcb.
sales have lately ranged from ten to l..Lesn
mons weekly, frequently exceedirg ,hree Mi :"
lions daily, and as it Is we'll kn5S';i that iS'
S;Jfe..fy {! tHe treasury has ample and ii.
,aiAng resources in the Duties on Iupo:is H;d'
Internal Revenues, and in the issue Of ths'Ib,. :
tereat bearing Legal Tender Treasury Eot1es.
1t is almost certainty that 70 will not fnT /, Z
necessary FOR long time 10 Gci1o, 70 Ecali 4"
TIE INTEREST A-Fb TRENCfP3tt r't't
WHICH HRE PAYABLE - .&OLb, t.,-.h .
Pruieaea and self Interest mutt fytce II .,
minds Of these contemplating the for,hatftp' Ii
National banking a sEocidtions, as vel III ~
minds OF all who havo idle money oil thGy, q
GaHds, to the prompt conclusion. that gtE e.
sAeu,a 1889 no time in subscribing to ths y r.
popular Loan. 1t will soon be beyond tbeiy
reach, and advance to a handsome premium
rs "as the result with the Seven Thirty
Loan; Mh.h IL vas Al. sold and corId 20 longer
be s,n,GE3i.eri?e4 for at par. "''' go =.
=, ;, ! !, -, - a SIX PER CENT LOAN, THE IN
IEhEsr AID PRINCIPAL. PAYABLE in
COIN, THUS WELDING 0VERtNTNE PER
Gen PER ANNUM at the present rate Of
prymum on COIN '' "
The Government requires all duties on i'm
ports to be paid in Coins these duties have for
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Rencrts.Fr04l washington :,

New York, Dec. 6.-Thc Washington
correspondent 'of the Times says that Mr..
Etheridgc, Cler: Of the House, rejects the
certificates OF N,c election of the members
from Massachusetts. Vermont New Ham.
shire, Connecticut, East Virginia, California,
Oregon and Maryland, Oh the ground of in
formality.
The Ilerald's special despath from Wash
ington says it is rumorcd chat Secretaries
Stanton, Wells, and Blair, will retire from
the Cabinct-in fact. that Mr.. Wells place
has been offered to Mr. Grimes, of Iowa, ant
refused.
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AFFAIRS IN ElAEE,RD C,UNTy.-W find
the following in the llarve-de Grace Times:
Sudden DedM -Barnard Collins an irish
man, who kept sort of a little vegetable
and candy shop in This town, died suddenly
on Tuesday morning.. LIST inst, in room
connected with his shop. lie had no family
and live. alone a jury ofinquest was sum-
moned. who rendered verdict of death
from incompetence" The Ulcers found
$3.50 and silver watch in his possess
sion.
4 Heary ROBBERY On Sunday night, 28th
ult the store of Mr.. Daniel e.. Shores, at
Deer Greek was entered and. robbed Of ST.
500, mostly in gold ane silver.
Sale of Farm.--1!r. Charles Cook, of
Ilarve-de-Grace, ha, purchased from Nj.
Williams, of Philadelphia, the farm, or tract
of land, containing, $50 acres, lying on the
Hartford side of the Susquhahra, aho,it three
miles above Have-de. Grace, at tho rale of
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10

A STORM BREWING IN EURorE.-The
foreign advccs clearly show that there is
trouble ahead in Europe. The London Tel
csrn III asserts that the opinion OF the speedy
outbreak of war gains ground. At Frank
fort according to tie correspondence of the
London Times, no such panic has been wit
messed as now since the period Just prcce-
ding the Italian war, Austrian funds have
fallen, since the Emperors speech became
known, five per cent. Prussia is preparing
for a war with Denmark.
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Commissioners Notice.

TIME County Commissioners (new boardl
4 are notified 10 nee, at their Office in the
city OF Cum berland on the FIRST NJ O;.Gty
in JahiEsary next. at the hour OF o
O'Clock a. M, for the purpo of attending TO
such business as may regularly come before
them, among which will he the approval OF
Constable's bonds, and the reception OF Road
Supervisors bonds, and the issuing OF commits
sions o them.
JACOB BROWN,
Dec. 10, 1863 Clerk.