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LOST an WTaH.AUn

A tween aIauCol aHd Esrida1 on trd y tls 1Eih a
i18- ans, med lm siza alsuus E iueinnzrr 3
SOLE LEA z salE guar-l THU z ia rae .arta-
On cns end, "a card on to- marked sls y ~
hseE, Ahantt, Ca Any Perou q -E aid AK
VA 1a 81 aotT r-Esr1-d oT forls-rdllg sae
osrsignsd By ths Southern EEpress.
IA ad1lE r. BECK
anIa Il n - =
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| FEW H1RR HEN WANTED.

HAVE authority 70 rise r
Company OF Tnfazfry-
tor Co J. T. Hardess sg n NJ, q O. need ~ -
men 70 8 out tha uur1aa-
The regime isto g. 20 F1Crids under cen. 7o,vsu
Sop2 winch By far ths most easzn. portion Of ~
ny comp ny 50 far is cTmPo ed cf good men which
greaf ND rcersut TO those gong mo h. a--i-a -
it WI li1A tne-F ie in ca he uars D- asaut
where they viii remain tor a shs7t will Ia .-,,,1
nd be drilled "a
Sonle i1rFa q a. once and volunteer thereby a-oa-
nR -onsertpuon and crri ,ths b8unt7 of afr, 5oi-
lars sud ths usual riofh,ug
srson' Under eighteen and over forty years Of a.,
VII be usooivsd volunteer
T. Z LAEGST0N
Ofios crrnsr Whitehall a1d AIz5anls . 7sst.
Hn1T-2= --..
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FLAs OF rRrrE Besr AERIvED.

Commission OlId wss in receipt Of dis
patch lsst evening from CJfy Peint stating thst
8 Gag Of truce boat frsm Eoiiress III M7nF1a uss
bsea sizzuaii-1 s11 was il s.g1r a the Paiut
siesniEE up Tas o1st arrived duTiaE sEe
uiE be, bus il was IOs a6geTss5ue9, up % g late
hour, whether is brought sny pGroled Confederate
prisoners or not, IS Iniicalng q Resumption Of
the csTtsl
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L UMPKIN HOUSE
saTHE.Ais, Cd.

F'EE uaderaigued has taken shis old and vslEEu5s-1
HO1EL,
Aad is dstsrnusd to aaks it azst class Hotsl gsv
charges VI Be moderate sud greatly below re rz,ss
st Hotsls m other cities.
She invites ths public generally, ana especially rsfi.
gees, Ike hsraslf, % give her ozu..
Mas DR. CADE,
suI3 IN Of b. -- ~.
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NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
HANCOCK & HUFF,
Wholesale Dealers In Manufactured
and Smoking Tobacco,

anu GANnAAA ADNe@NeNH
Evsa BuHdiBE oorHsr 1aistts sUd feachrrse atreetz
Arizut rf Georgia
TFaVTssa rea ved O. the abIse Location - luv1la
oar frIsa a-s sr.i dealers generally % ct and sae
"a asiuE engaged 81, losive , IN the ioaseeo 5ust
lssz ana sci ns culy on our ovn account re are new
prepared - efier over
a0OO NEcgS. Tobacco,
CcnpriziHg az grades, rex ne lowest 70 he hnes'
made very iow p-ieel
our zszf 2 pzrter being largely Engaged b tie nan
ufsctur q Iooacco e. LyaeE5urg Virginia wi keep
- BANoOoK 8 HTrFF
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Only SpgeaI.
Tho war an FirziHsa.
From tha.EissmaHl E1aalas-. Aggn,i2lI
ARB1Y OF E0RTHERN vIsGIEIA.

Passenger by tha Central ,rsiu last eveziur
pave the uuiflrm answer % intsr~cEzsisss con.
csrDiBe che army Of General Lee nothing
new mo unsYsmenis." etc
Meade had certainly fsiien back H.s cav
slry ware At Wz.srlcs snd Or'szus. iH r sasuisr,
snd his infantry corps a. Wsrrart37, WasTsu-
tsn JuHc-ion, a-1 a-HrE psia,s ca tae Orsoge
ard AleEaHdia rsir-s8 a seoul fT5m eah
& EeIrs c-rps announced WITH degree Of as
suTs nee, that The BODY e he Yankee army was
certainly moving back IA the direction oi Cen
tervilie
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TO CONSCRIPTS!
TO ALL PERSONS
BET " H EN
The Ages Of Eighteen and
FOrty-FiVe Years.

y OhADlENCE TO GENERAL ORDERS. Isl,
4 - Adjutant and Izspsotor Gsnsrli.5 ,5srs 5.-f
HoEem5sr 3D. Isd2 Dsoatur is hereby aoBa.a cd a
piaes or rendeEVous flr he county Of Dszab csmp.
Del ton TOR Campbell, Carransn fo- Car-8n Fssuki,
ior Hoard, Newman for Cowsta suehansu Tor Hsrai.
sou Cedar Town Tor Polk Dallas for Pssldiur sfari
eta for Oob5. End- Atisuta Tor Fulton.
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Fro.a % BaldlaoFa Aasrleaa-I
By be arrv.lpi ne Dsuisa big L7fd BalH
mere, from R'a, ne lesya that TO- ia nd
H9pseCspt G1l2 ieh sailed fEosi b
on o. 22l otf d seepezak csrgo for
PoFg EHzsbsth, Caps dl 5gCd Hepe, was can
su-ed % the rebel piIa'ess slafz, il la5isais
e ~, longFsfe AZ 0sE eeD thorJ3.b
b jan Sae was &aTned - f5lls1ailae day
Che ere ad passsD -. &C ile G861 HsRs
s=srs sll 80 0H E6efd u "a, hey 81
allowed a. aasr psaNRsl eifsois, Ail tssTa ueif
tfeassd ths Fetnai 5osrd tasa.s-six
h0as, ana q 70 tbeD tfanalffzsd 70 lie Is n s
81 Saver, fsrn BlstaEssbouH5 to Auasa 81 ser J
gsiieh vessel a. y beiled fof fftteu mons slss
dollsrs Tasy Rs-e thea taken 70 -. tueiro,
where t5sy .4n6sd oH - 22i Of Janes. Tae
charts aud insupmenis a yeseel wed
"a board he &C bY. 49, sadsT al : -
tsiasd; siiysf "a wiia.se diag c6sis "a SD
,.d s,r = psvty III &C. 500 Hose. eJ4s
dea7ered 70 81 80 pAsssagsF, yssk
tirsctols ~ deliver PreSer ovynss.s
1a i si9n, as rhfy %. Dt Wist t5rsta or
sHoy pHva.s sEscis.
APeraazibaeo pzBor ihs - July A..
Fi.s Cs5fajeFaas s,sl ser Gs&Egia, ,, 81
commz1dsf, cap9ured Ne z 3ssTiets sisp Cn3
Barn. 736 tsns, ~ j CU8er, hiagter, ca
- Jal.e, in suiuds - p soata.iQngi all
2930 0ess If he aassgt Isl ~. Dc
10 znC 10 Biazst GAis vess callao,
sii1 q ll!go Of gla1o on - RRd
lor Aatg'srp, Ino nsAstaE bsg c9i6sil4 10
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HORSES! /! HORSES {
HORSES!

HUElS -
Z REG -IRE is- The use Of The Artillery GO eeusral
II ForreE 3 comm sua.
SeYenty-FIFe Horses.
shs hrrnss rut b nsd. II the citizens vi oEer hsm
a. ne win pur hsss lhem az fEr v-lu t n lt Ne
.5rt are upo- tha price vi Isubmrt is 90 thrse
rslutarefsd ctEsnsi1s parties selecting chs, myself
os al he two ths lhjrd ana VII pay tas vaIa ION
aszssssd b. them
! Mvrsf e. o. Of ny clerks csn be fguad 81 MT.
1enss Livery stable q al tiHeE
l. s. EEVERS0E
Eei Ia sud Qua ermazteT,
49, Forres's Command
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CONFEDERATE MONEY
WANTED.

'-N ON,
s7t.u-e eizht hundred an eighty Eeres situated ID
, ,s1r5.v A e. ana Iliea west Of Ciiutqn End fVo
-. f.oua fhs Tombizbe- river.
80 EIass cousl-s q prairte, bisck hrHaoek an1
.1s,- lsvds p . hundred eies ed via sol
itk tbs place n desired the sDtire Eteck q kulss.
EoTs "a Caflis. Als9, he G RI, Fodaer, Peas ana
Con3szersie money received IN PsyEssut Ierus
s-srh FUr furtkeT part ara sadresa
j Z "a Oh FFENREID,
Oo. 3 5Gl5 Alab Reg meat
Gen. q sy ton gaze
-. lr- fshsfrsns s-r Tenn.
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RnHNn

A GOLD WAFCH. ~hiob the owner oau Rave b.
\ yving proper dsHari- ton and na7rr 'or this Al
ysrra msnt spply 10 JUH Waller
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ANDERSON, ADALR & CO.,
WHOLE5ALE
Commission Nero hants,
whitehall street,
..nn Atlanta. O.
K MebVAE.

Frf G. EnfEs. bHAISBl9N MERCHANT. aIo
Seaier 10 81 kinds ~ country produce, les re-
moved aiuce his la's store D. ne Aoses-ss saiil
- burui) 70 he store lstsy occuPssi BY Blpiey q
1.rod CroeksfF uerchlntsi " hltehslA ssTeet I've
s4s iron kagFd1Es Hardware Eere where D. y i BE-
r 10 see "a serve Hl q bis frianda ana eaEl1l-s1E
FtR ssLE-A large md vel assorted stock Of
8 t,ssas5S - e - q o. sAuLs
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aLLPERsOa,s
BetsVeess EtgEEec1s zlsd Forsv-
Fire Years,

Whsthss raadants Of aay portion Of ias ststs Or %
Other States N which The Aforesaid orders have La
been susPsad,d, hereby required 20 report tlsn.
HsiPes a slo above named places 90 he E4slpinn-
s'aFd aud snroing 0iHcar for sEsuiaatoa and enroll
2sni On he asyu dEsd Ia DE zansrsd notice of tb,
Exlmining Bosrd
rms notice ineiudes EVERT REEsos 5stresn thl
ages 'Pseiasd- hose wha have been hsrstof 20 exam
'aso and dacharssd sither 5y sta.s Or Uouisssrats
dnr cons. except those rho have ros.v-d fsi.ssst
ai'eharssa from tha Co zerip Meaosi Bosrd.-those
rao a2ye a. any time been d.seasrssd the aruy-
those "ho lave FINISHED sub ttutes-aud sHy s.d al
Per on Who aay claim exemption on sly groanf-
whatgFer.
30 Psr'on vii Be excused a'on asiaadaHesa Al 10
places Appointed
Al he avs a1d regulations appi-rabis 20 dsssrts..
shall oe apPl ed 90 suah GOnseripis as fail to repr y
th' piAos' Of 7ondszgoHs ior enrOieas Or who shan
dosort aiser enrolment.
IN HARwErT
Lieutenant ana E rolling Oalesr.
sih O'nErassionsI Dlsgr CT. tsss,
J. H 4oRsAN, Lisut and asst enrolling oelesr
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HHlsKY. TeRsCC0 ID sHOT.

nnnn BuAEs TOBA o. ! FFs5eaf
I4W n j 81 bold Is Proof s-n Corn WHISKY
20 bsrs shot. Tor ssls q e1asis suI1ent
.rfEo- p q. hNUe 8 tal.
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SMUTE COLLARS WANTED

--,,.opoEArs sHI b rsssfred a. III Chs u1tl
"a IDA 4 tbe z5ta o. a AuEust l5tai lor a1pPig-
= q,hE THBUsa1D l9OQui ADLE GOLLAlls
- an sltber FoplEF ~ blsgk Acas
,f so purehase q far prices 40 s1ch CciarH tAal
nv u o. ivar u 1f 9uartsrazssters DePet ~ tse
ssta Of GeozSia- ssu7giss eaH 3s sesn . 4E e1se'
i H. WLHNEHOAE.
haioE sad auazlerulaassr, g. 3 A.
.us.25 AuENta Ga
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lar.ssrEsns RsvsI RntfI..

II the saEsand Me- Argus publishes an SC
ssiunt Of b ss.sa als.aa. B tgeeu United ststes
9nuboat asid Coh.ederate cruiser, on the c,ssr
f Maine b. Tharsdav. Jnly % We extract
la t.f
Tie b1f4eI oceufred baiween ten and eleven
dacl5ek in the f'renoan. abost ten miles souih.
east OF 3 kesss isisni ss55a. Dss,5rtss Tbs Jaw
was peFfeciIy elesr. al r. s,attls gsss VII
hasssd a. Caot. n cncriso1. OF Crsaberv
fsiaadsasna -otbsTs from the lighth lussssf,.s ~
ser's island. With glass-tbe yessels eopId b,
seen WI b r,grisct distj1ctpess. Tie ,ersoo. :,
ira,n saassef very. heavy eali5re.
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20 aainPiianos With me above order Of Iisua J 10
Lisf''e va shs undersigned Surgeons II the s,b Goa
oAl ois'Eiot Ca appoint the following days and
phases ior the szam'natlon Of 0ousorfpta. =
Deeaiur' for DeKs b, From - h 70 as5a Ausu.t
SalaP0eituu. for Campbell flom zsih 10 l8th Au-
eafTeiion for Carroll, siss August 70 % Ssptsubs
Fr'i.klin, FOR Reard 4tato eih Ssptem0sr.
Newman. FOR CoFsta, sth 20 Iosh sspte1abar.
Bu'hanan for HaSalsoa I2th TO l4h september.
Cedar Town, for Polk, i6ih % 18th septslab.z.
Dallas for PauldBg l9th 10 22i sent. u.bar
MAristta for cobb, 2ath to sslh Ser, mbsr
Atlanta for Saitoa, 25ih 70 3oth ssut. nee
A ?. PELzER, surssoa p. q. els
Al. CaGBcUN. II d
CSC. ". CLELIAsu ~ D.
Ezlniuins Board.
-aA4-s@slR itk Qons7sssionsl DisiTiei, Gee.
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lPPIILJ0B0TPlCL


OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oar fseiHtiss for sGocutiHg ARMY work arc
superior, ans We invite lie sttsntion Of Quar-
termssisrs, Commissariss, and OthsE govern
uasut 0f5cials thereto.
We have, also, large amount Of English
psBsr On hand, suitable foT the finest work.
0Easu win be promptly filed By experienced
Forkzasn. Address
ECCLANAHAE & Dill,
inc Atlanta. Ca. or Montgomery, Ala
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AdvicsE received .roa passenger - the Cen
tral train, c5Haln lbr epale - Bich we meu-
tened yeStssiay, iaas iks Gmy were laliiag
back, aa3 sha. al glei- tHc5s bad hssn win
dTawa from Che sec si5s Of tho RApDsbau-
heck Their cavalry are piekstiny al Oflssns
aHd Ws.erioo-, points ia Fsuggiar county
while their iufsntry arc farther north, slorg the
line Of The Orsnge and AlrEsudris rsilTos3 De
seTters represent thas tle.r furcs has becn egn-
silerably reduced by details = 20 North to ss
sIsg 10 the eIecHtion Of tbs draft
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W, ! oEg7R n Foa sAIH Foa cosFE8a AFa

UTE -OFFsR E0R SALE FoR c0SFEDEe e4TE
~ a HEE,
one OF The Host DEs IRABGE
HOMES IN GE6R It.
The pl4es ronfans on hu a ed e rsa Of 'suG about
seventy I'm vvlo1s- aud fls need wrh lf
o-aa rum ns through .r- The Improvements lon-
ID 1t
Fine Dwelling.
y is7sfve rrolzH, flFll-1-i ~ 1l ess r. each
-1oal tTo hundred i-sr 1l Lr11leu d. he frun uT
E s-iJ $ ven --st 81 ucla b1 uz G. IN ar-a.
Esrt-u
ls aee = 'it17tea 9i-hiu th7 e rrrsis lni.s Of
thu clfy OF aarls-ta ana 7uol- lsa. .saa 1.
IN cl T-rst red auf p.sasaat--aa Of easy BE- -
snd Tn irath g may b. aaif s one Of the 1-st ho1ss
IN HP -er georgia ApP.g 90
A. J. BAN EL or
A. u -IHpTUF.
an-a----
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Commissioned Oal3 win proceed TO Cily P5ini
to-morsw By invitation Of Tee Dsw Fsdsrsi
con Raissi5asg, MaIea. .5- 90 s0'lla tbg g u les,
i s TepcTsa3, s15 nsta z-TaHge emels5 flf the Te-
ss,1p-isa e. the cXc-s-5s af Bris0EaIs THIS
vii ta fae srsi ia,sr~isW Of If QUA Eiih The
new Federal agsEt
E-ar- o. r-.---L--.- L.-..- y l
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ARRIVAL or EzcHANaED rRIsosERs

Tie Gag Of iEBcs boa. which arrived a. City
Point yesterday morning. brought three hun
orsd snd twelve exchanged prisoners one huu-
dred Of whom are very sick ard badly wounded,
sBa the TemsiDlsE eaHvs si-sesas. Twelve Of
c=rs, WHO had been exchanged BTcvi5Us t0 lhs
interruption of ths cartel, ere 8moag the sum
Der. Three ladiss are alsa incladsd in the hst
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a p HEl-L-- ,. y. .l0I-.- y. = = LII uIs1l
BELL, MOORE & CO.,
s~0VEuFSSFtplB" .NER CEE.a.FsE1s
AID
sFhelesale Dealers tB all kinds Of Pro-
duce ana Agents f3F the sale Of
Manufactured Tobacco,

- - - - -. "a slf rel1ittances promptly zsasis.
e.-, -. ,Dseii5l b sslieiisd znd czref1iy hlsd
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nc h14W I3- ceILaIl THa- EleJ CONC 1-lI1
10 aggressive oPs~sllon. Ioaesd the villsgs Of
Wasrsf ten, FausIier springs, ard zsutlemen's
houses IN TIE vicinity, are rsp'diy fling with
The women and children Of Yankee ofE se-s-s
Circsms lance vhieh shows that thsy neither
mean 20 nsve themselves nor sxPeot an advance
by rs. While the opposing armies sre thus
quissosBt, the ever active Stuart IS basy with
the sUsmy's C0m-unicadgus. Not d dav 0esses
but be sends q dozen or tv0 sulsrs, with their
precious stores. 10 the rear HIS crvs'ry. ar-
hsusted b. she incredible hardships Of the Penn
sylvania campaign, are fast recovering their
former eEcaEcy. SCUUT.
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= 2 {
ArLAarA. AHgnst ~, 1853 )
~ ELGM vnu VI End list of your names. Report
- Immediately % these H-sdquartsrz. End you I'll BE-
asst ed to y8ur proper rals % D. 90 b. hoped thar
no viii allow his Be farther published a. q
dsssrtsr Q me foFgrsri 8roraprtv.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-20

THE CmApLAiN's PEAYER.- One OF
our earnest chaplains is sail to have
made q prayer somewhat after the fol-
lowing style, invoking the wrath of God
upon traitors:
ooh. God, woullst Thou cause earth
quakcs to shake them; simmons to scorch
them; volcanoes to pour out their burn
ing fountains upon thcn; Egyptian
darkness to blind them. aud all the host
of Egyptian plaques to torment them.
Aud, o. Lord, wouldst thou cause that
tongue to clns to the roof of the mouth
that plots, and that arm to be paralyzed
that executes treason Overturn all
their wicked and reasonable designs
and, in brief, play hell Nth Meu gen
crally!'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-20

InE DRAFT. We noticed few days
since, that committee of the city coun-
ell of Baltimore had an interview with
the War Department in relation to the
coming draft in this State. During the
interview, the Secretary of War, the
Provost Marshal General and the Adm
tant General informed them that Mary
land had not furnished her proportion Of
volunteers under the former calls of the
President, on account Of the failure of
certain counties to respond, and that,
therefore, the volunteers heretofore fur
nishcd by the city, and we presume also
that those furnished by this and other
counties, will he credited to the State at
large, and not especially to the city or
county which has furnished them. The
committee further learned that the draft
will be made on the basis of one ftih Of
the entire enrolment Of the first class in
each district, and that the draft will take
place in the districts as the enrolment
in each is completed, without waiting for
the enrolment of the entire State. AL
lcgany county has furnished five hun
dred and ninetyonc moro than lis full
quota of volunteers under al former calls
of the President. while some of the
counties on the Eastern and Western
shores have fallen far below their quotas
1t is expected that the enrolment of the
Fourth District. composed Of Allegany,
Washington, Frederick and Carroll coun-
ties. will be completed by the LIST CT
September. There is a considerable de-
fciency in the States quota IF voluu.
teers, under the former calls of the
President, in consequence of the failure
of certain counties to respond.
According TO their arrangement, no
credit will be given to particular coun.
ty for an excess of volunteers under fors
mer calls, and thus loyal Allogany, who
has furnished largely over her quotas,
will be compelled to 90 upon the same
footing with disioyal St. Mary's, which
county has furnished no men under fors
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-20
MAIZENA,.

81 Doubtless many of ourfrcnds, after read
ing the advertisement Of Mr. Duryea, in an
other column, will exclaim, rs We have
heard hundreds of others do before. What
is maizena,? We might reply, as is often
done--it is a first-rate article for, making
buildings custards, blanc mango, and dishes
Of like nature /; but thatonly tells what it is
for.
MAIZENA, is a preparation made from white
Indian corn. at Glen Cove, n. y. We are
not able here to give the process by which it
is prepared, rs it would take an elaborate
article to do so; and besides there arc some
pccu.iartes about it which the Messrs Dur
yea prefer to keep to themelvs. After hav-
ing spent much. time and money in perfect
ing their machinery, they have secured the
exclusive right to manufacture it they in
tend, and deserve to mako some money out
Of it, and so long as they furnish the article
at their present reasonable prices, we pre-
sumo the public will consent to their doing
SO.
We have tested the Maizena, in our fami-
lies, and believe that the qualities that rec
commend it to the public favor to be these A.;
1t is exceedingly nutritious, we know of moth
in more so it is easily digested, making it
an eNCcl'cnt DISH Iol uSSpeHI'SS, WIN ""p!H
it soon becomes favorite; it is extremely
pala table, and adds another to the long list
o cxceIcnt dishes equally well adapted to
the table Of the advocate Of mixed diet, or
the radical vegetarian. For children there
j i. nothing better. and they are usually OK
cccdingly fond Of it. Aud for the sick room,
from its palatahle and discstablc and
strengthening qualities it is invaluable and
| we should not forget to mention, what IN
these days OF taxes will be an important item,
it is very economical! article of diet.
The case and dispatch with which it can
be prepared will, in the opinion Of every
good housewife, add much to its value. No
further complaints of nothing for supper;
when friend happens in. can he made, ii
pound OF Maizena, is in the house. Ten
minutes will suffice to prepare dish fit for
anybody. Eaten plain, it is excellent. with
a little sugar and cream Erst-rate, and with
tho addition of little rlIey made from cur
rants or other fruit, it is dish eft for the
gods.
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RkSr Our readers have doubtless noticed
that we have placed at the head of Our COL
umns the name Of Gen. II. H. Goldsborough
of Talbot county, for comptroller of the
Treasury and Of VIM. J.. w. Scabrook
of Apne ARUNDEL county, for. commissioner
Of the Land Office.
This We have not done without mature re-
Election, and VIC think our course will meet
with the hearty approval Of all the genuine
ly loyal men Of Old Allcgany County. 1t
is well known. that at great loyal demon
stratioD held in this city, in obedience to the
call of the loyal league of Cumberland, a
resolution was passed recommending State
Convention to be held in Baltimore. In re-
Spouse to this call, the Grand League of the
State issued its circular inviting the loyal
leagues Of the State to send delegates to
convention to be held in Baltimore Said
convention met, and though .f'legany coun-
ty, through difficulties that were in.thc way'
of the attendance Of her delegates, was not
represented, yet this convention OF patriotic
citizens nominated for the sufffases of the
people, the gentlemen we have named above
both Of whom are Of the most straightest
sect of Union men-they are men who will,
rs for as inthem lies, give, in their proper
plncc, q most decided and unsw CRYING sup
port to the Government in its efforts to sub
due the rebellion They will not stand and
question the propriety of this and that and
every effort that the Government may put
forth, while armed traitors are busly. cnga-
ged to pull, down over our heads, the fair
fabric of Government erected at SO much
cost Of blood and treasure for us by noble
and immortal ancestry, but will give to those
measures their hearty support until treason
and its apologizcrs are made to succumb to
1.-The rightfu! authorities. '.ITt1HT1t.'
b9Nominated by a convention rallied at the
request Of the people Of Allesapy county,
and beihg Of the true stamp Of Unionists
they have claim on us for our support that
cannot positively attach to any other candi-
dates. 1t is due then that Allegany should
rs we believe she will, give them a unani-
nous support in the coming campaign. At
least il shall be our aim to induce our cti-
zens to give them such a support and thus
very materially aid in their election.
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the nation, and to accomplish his Object, tho
Suspension of-the draft IN that city, he d.
reefs the attention to the large number Of
volunteers that promptly answered to tire
Presidents call ,esDoes any sane man beiieye
thatanyof Gov. Seymour's friends volun-
tedfed No! not enc. Why then does he
darcito call attention to this fact7 Our inn
preston is now, and has been for some time
that lie should be oustcd as an incitorto trca-
son, and tried and punished accordingly,
and the presses that urge on his friends
should be suppressed. We arc aware that
copperLcads dare the Government to adopt
this course and sthreaten what they .-will do.
We presume the loyal men of the land are
ready to sustain the Government and are not
at all alarmed at the threats of those trait
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Gov. Seymour.

, The state Of things in New York is truly
deplorable. In this State wo have what is
called Democratic Copperhead Governor
which compound term is significant of every
thing that is vile, base and treachcrous.
f,i This man, by the absence Of loyal voters
was unfortunately elected Governor of this
, great State, and ever since his installation in
power he has been doing all in his powcr to
thwart the Government in its efforts to sup
press the rebellion. Instgated by his known
, hostility to the authorities ct Washington,
. aud prompted by such notorious sheets a :
? the New York World and the Daily News
We had the fearful riot in New York city, in
which So many lives were lost, and so much
valuable property destroyed This traitor
ots wretch for We can regard him as nothing
else, addressed the rioters as his friends.
True, they were his friends, for no loyal men
can be the friends OF such a miserable traitor.
Now he undertakes to write .he President
letter in which he insolently intimates that
if the rios are re,inaugurated the response
bil'y viii be with the Chief Executive of