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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-05
from the Richmond WLig.l

The Charleston Co&risT makes timely sug-
geston in recommending the attention OF our
government to the naturalization and cultiyH
ton of Jalisaya, for the preservation OF The
health of our soldiers. This agt'-le has pc
culIar effect upon the liver. and guards the
system against disease BY rxposnrc and rreg-
ular diet. 1t IL said that the great success Of
the Plantation BiIte-s of DR.. Drake, which pre-
vious to our unhappy difficulties was found in
most Southern homes, was owing 10 the ex-
tract Of Calisaya bark which IL confined ms
one Of its principle Ingredients 'ID conhrma-
ton of this, we have heard enc Of our most
distinguished physicians remark, thrt when
ever he felt unwc!l from ordinary dieteiic or
atmospheric causes, he invariably relieved
himself by Plantation Hitters. Now that these
Gitters cannot be obtained, n substitute should
be prepared. We understand our government
has opened negotiations with DR.. Drake
through secret agent, but with what truth
we do not know
We are exceedingly obliged 20 the Richmond
HIiJ for It's remembrance AUD Lang Syne
but we can assure "Our government that the
Plantation Bitters are not for sale TO any Sc
cret agents, North or South. There isProoa-
bly, severa! other things that Our Government
will yet want.
We know that we have the best and most
popular medicine in the world. We are no
afraid 10 show Whut It is composed OIL
Physicians are compelled TO recommend
them.
CAmsAY BARR las been celebrated for over
two hundred years, and was sold during the
reign of Louis XVI, King OF France, for the
enormous price Of its own weight in silver
1t is remarkable for Dyspepsia, Fevers, Weak
ness, Constipation, &c,
CAsCARILLA BAEK-For Diarrhea, Collie and
diseases Of the stomach and Bowels
DARpELioH-For inflammation of the Loins
and Dropscal A Affections.
CHAMoMrrE FLowEEs-For culeebied diges-
ton.
Lavender FLowERs-Aromati', stimulant,
and tonic-highly invigorating in nervous de-
bility.
WINTERGHEEs-For Scrofula, rheumatism
A.lsE--An aromatic carmiuative; creating
flesh, muscle and milk much used by mothers
nursing.
Also, ciovc-buds, orange, carAway, corian.
der, snake-root, &c.
S-.T.-16G0-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish
origin, imparting beauty 10 the complexion
ard LIllisncy 10 the mid, is ye, unknown 10
the commerce OF The world, aid we withhold
its name for the prcse. /.
Cracks and IiUmtugs bowl about tie Plan
taton Bt,ers bat the following is what's the
matter AID they know it:
PLANTATION BlTTERS WILL CURB
Cold Extrcmies and Fevcrish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fctid Breath.
Fla;pIcncY and Indigestion.
LeIvHus alstc' ious.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain Ger the eves.
Mental Dependency.
pros,ration, Great Weakness.
Sailow Complexion, Weak Bowels,
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Very particularly recommended TO Clergy
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Musical instruments.

Just received violins Benjoes, Flutes, Fifes,
and Accordeons, AT Hale Swartzwelder's, I'M
der Belridere hall, Baltimore street. Cumber-
land. Oeto"e' 49, 1910
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Estray " office.
Estray Notice.

STATE OF MARYLAND.
AIegany county to wit.
T Hereby certify that Henry Krnpp Of ALE
L gany county brought before me the subscr-
Der Justice of the Peace in and for said coun-
~ this 18th day of October 1868, as stray
tresspassing on his enclosures, red and white
spotted COW, has the point. of the horns sawed
off. Appraised by John Knapp and Thomas
Lancaster at (Sl6) sixteen Dollars. g. q.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of Oct. 1858. JOHN DOUGLAS, j. p
The owner Of the above described cow is re-
quested to come forward and provo property,
pay charges and take her away.
HENRY KNAPP,
Oct 20, 1858. Living near Lonaconing.
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epr. w. 80. Yscs OsssgsGzA,

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" le.s Of tie city of Cumberland and vicinity.
Otlicc on Baltimore street, near wills Greek
BRIDE, opposite the Civilian and Telegraph
office Cum berlGpd, Nd. Oct. 8, 1909.
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Writing Desks and Port Folios

Large stock of writing Desks and Port Folios
Just received, cheap ior cash, at Hale swartz-
welder's under Belvidere hall Baltimore street,
Nd October Is, 1868.
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Oct. !, ls63-lm.
In he Orphans Court of Allegany county,
August Term 1863.


ORDERED, this 18th day Of Sep'em
Der. 1863, nv the Orphans Court OF Al
egnny County, that The snle OF the real estate
ms lie to Peter Miller, on the 10th day of Sep
rember, 1853, aud reported to this Court by
George Sml,b, Executor OF The last VIII ana
testament of John EIoyr; deceased, late oil saia
county, he ratified and confirmed. nn'ess ca.s,
to the contrary thereof be shown On OF neiot :
rnny of rhis order be inserted in some news
paper printed in the City Of Cumberland, one
in each of four successive weeks prior 10 the
said 81 day OF November 1863,
The report states The amount OF sales 10 DC
$1,000. True copy
Test-J. B. WlDENER,
Oct =, IsS3-lm. Register.
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Diaries, Diaries, for 1864.

Large assortment of Diaries for 1854, just
received at Hale Swartzwelders, Baltimore st.
Cumberland, Nd. October 10, 1868
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.gR0. j BARNARD ~ DO,
no. l4G Bridge Street, Georgetown, D. c.
DEALERS IN

.gRo. j BARNARD ~ DO,
no. l4G Bridgs Street, Georgetown, D. c.
DEALERS IN
A gric.ssGEng implements, seeds,
Fertilizers ard Hardware,
Most respectfully invite the attention OF the
citizens of Cumberland TO their stock, and so
lilit share OF their patronage, All goods
delivered on board Of canal boat, free OF cx-
pensc, and at lower prices than Baltimore.
Their stock of Implements coz tans, in part,
Hay Cutters, Spades. Rahes, Corn Shel-
iers, cider Mills and Presses, Moning
Machines, Reaping Machines, Horse
Poucrs, Wrashcrs and Cleaners, Cw.
t;rr,.,~s P,o,cs, .Shorels, Pichs, Mat
toch,, Cruz HJ;s, aces, Forks, Sd0-
v.lPlops, flop las;!''".@s, Log Chat"s'
Truce Chains, Chmns. i.'or5' H"&eS'
Pich Handles, Ace Handles, ii'@;"
Handles. Plosc Beams.
Their stock of Seed contains
Timothy, Clover. Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass, Blue Grass, and a full supply
Of GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds.
Their stock of Fertilizers consists of
l pGuNtuH Nuu!lui .hCAiShu ~ uauoi oupoi
Phosphate Of Lime; and, also, of Pure
Bone Dust, Of our own manufacture,
which we guarantee 10 be the purest article
ever sold il this nI"tAct ..
Hard ware, as follows:
Nails, cut and wrought, Spikes, Screws, fin
ishing Nails, Strap Hinges, Butts Saws,
Cl,isels, I!atchets, Planes, Au-urs, Augur
Bits, Knives aud Forks. Pocket Knives,
Spoons, Bench Screws H.sps and Staples,
Lanterns, Oil Cans, Sand Paper, Emery
PAPER. Drawing Knives, Curry Combs,
Cards, Horse Brushes. Scrub Brushes, Door
Locks, Scales, Pad Locks, Chest Locks.
also, Wooden Ware, such as
Buckets, Tubs Bowls, Brooms. Washboards,
Rattan Brooms, Whccharrows,
Whitcwash Brushes, &C.
We are also agents for the sale Of
Fairbanks Patent Platform.
scales.
A full stock of Scales constantly on hand
Hay and Coal Scales erected in any part of the
country.
All we ask is n trial. We guarantee low
prices, fair dealing, and perfect sa ts'action.-
Orders, by mail, promptly attended to, and
Price Lists furnished on Application.
JNO. J. BARNARD L co.
JAG Bridge street. Georgetown, D. c.
October ), 1868 -Gm.
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Editor Of Cirilian J..
DEAR SIN: With your permission "ish 'e
ytn the readers Of your paper that l will scnd
nv return mail to all who wish 1t, ttroe) Nc
cine, with full directions for making and using
,;mr;;c ,fc.atablQ Balm, that will eiiee.ually
remove rr, in 10 dnyr, pimplcs, hlo'ches' ran
Freckes, and all Impurities Of the Skin, lesT
ing the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful
[ will also mail free to those having Balo
Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and in,
formation that will enable them to start i"l'
prowth of Luxurient Hair. Whiskers, or
Moustache, in less than so days. All rpplirn
tons answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TuOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No. s3l Broadway, Rev YORK
Pm
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Phoiouruohs &! Phofogyaphs!

Fine assortment, all sizes, Photographs, for
sale BY Hale swar'zwclder Baltimore street,
under Belvidere Hall, Cumberland, Md.
Drtnhnr 3. 1913.
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our Inducements to Agents and Clubs 2:
FOR EVERY ORDER OF

To those agents who taxi their commission in
Books and Gifts, the following commission will
be allowed:
To any person forwarding IL clubs of 10
Books 5 clubs of % Books, or clubs of SO
Books each, Silver Wateh--cylinder escape
ment-worth $12.
To any person forwarding 20 clubs of 10
Books, 10 clubs of 81 Books, or clubs Of So
Books each, Silver Watch, patont lover, HINT
ing ca SO, worth SIS. "s
IF preferable. the agent may select any other
article on our list of the value of the watch he
may be entitled to. r. ..-
Agents will retain the certificates of books
and gifts until the required numbers of Clubs
are completed, when they viii be forwarded to
us as vouchers. ....
Unless these regulation, are strictly complied
with, no allowance will be made on extra COM
mission.
Send for n Catalogue! Catalogue Catalogue
Catalogue! GEO. GRAFTON,
October Is, Is63-Cm. Proprietor.
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Bibles, Prayer Books, and
HKVlln Books.

Large assortment, just received and for sale
cbcap. by Hale Swartzwelder, under Belvidere
Hall, Baltimore street, Cumberland, Md:
October Is, 1868.
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Wanted

TWO young la,lies. between 18 and 90,
I wish 10 correspond with two young gen
tlemen between 20 and IS. They must be OF
the best society, and must have very good
moral character. Address A. II. and NJ. b,
Cumberland, Md. Please enclose Photographs.
October L. lSG3-3w
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Estate Of Mary NJ. nnnt;.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suDs"rl"';
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court o.
Alicgany county Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of Mary VI. Butt, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereoy
warned to exhibit the same properly authenti-
Gated to the subscriber, on or before the 23d day
of March, 1861, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons Indebted are requested to make imme-
diatc payment. Given under my hand, this I'D
lay OF september, 1868.
J.P. WILLARD,
Oct. u lSG3--3w. EXECUTOR.
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AGENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Dchiiity
Incompetency, Premature Decay ana oothla'
Error, actuatcd by a desire to neh'At G'heis
viii he bappy to furnish to nil who need IT (iree
Of charge the recipe anddirectiOns for making
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to profit by hi. experience-hnd pos
soss Valuable edy--wiil receive the same
by return mail, Carefully sealed,l by aaoress-
ing .nny
Aug. 81, lS63.-3m.
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Something New.

Woodlands Patent Slate Cleaner without
wafer pr:ce 10 cents, for sale by Hale Swartz-
welder, Baltimore street, under Belvidere hall,
Cumberland. Md. October Is, 1863.
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New Goods, New Goods,

Splendid assortment of Books Stationery,
Periodicals, and Fancy Goods, just received
and for sale cheaper than ever for cash, by
Hale Swartzwelder, Baltimore street, under
Belvidere hall, Cumberland. Oct. Is, '63
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HEIMSTREETS
JnimitabIe Hair Restorative
TITS NOT A DYE,

7 10 w X y = II
prt rc.tores gray hair to its original color, by
snnnlvipg the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenance impaired by age or disease. All ~
stantansous dyes are composed of lamar camS'ic
de stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair
and afford of themselves no dressing, Helm
streets Inimitable Coloring not only restores
hair to its natural color by an easy process
LINT ,ives the hair O
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July 30, 1s83-am.

Bet KNOWN, That we have this day sp-
,rintod ]. W. Robinett,. Cumberland Md. 10
i.t AGENT in the draft insurance. and furthef
lint his receipt will be good against US Tor all
money placed in his hands: 49,, os., a.,
As WITNESS OUR HAND, this 2oth day
August. A D. 1868. EMORY JONES.
Sent 3, SR3.
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Is feet Georges Greek
Coal Vein,

very accessible, anl OF the pureat Georges
Creek Coal. Tile mine + opened and ~ con,
dition to be worked without any ""a!l'o"a,
expenditure. The n ire is conncLtc6 W IA"
road with the Cumberland and Pcnusy Tvs, |"
Railroad, which connects with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland so flat
cars loaded at the mine run direct 10 the city
Of Baltimore, or to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Cana! at Cum berland.
The surface is good arraGlo land, 100 acres
cleared aud in cultivation.
4 Farm Houses, 4 double ious-
es for Miners, 3 cabin houses
for Miners, l double house so
by Is with kitchen, l Dump
House & Office, l Store house,
l large Barn, ! Blacksmith
Shop, &c,
Nil In condition 10 cn,rt On Jorge rid p.:f-
liable coal trade-wtA sjdeinss, tracks, and
fixtures complete.
Terms Of sale as prsse, i5e4Jy The dccree--
One third of the purchase money to be paid
on the day Of sale, aid the balance to be pail
in two equal annual payments in one and two
years from the day OF sale, the whole to bear
interest from tho day of sale the payments
TO DO secured Ly bonds or notes Of the pur-
chaser with security to be approved by the
Trustees. Upon payment Of the purchase
money coed deed will be made BY the ITts-
tees. THOMAS H!ch Az,
WILLIAM W. McKAiG,
October 90. 1868. trustees
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tors of Public Schools,

Directors of Public Schools.
OFFIUN OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF PugLIc SCHOOLS OF ALLEGAEY Co.,
October 8, 1868.
The following are the directors of the Public
Schools of Allegnry county, appointed for the
next ensuing year.
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Stray Mare.

EOUND trespassing upon the enclosures OF
years old. both hind feet white. The owner OF
The above stray is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. ELLEN hi"n
Living about miles west Of Cumberland.
October g. 1899
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THE DRAFT !

Eeay- To Persons who are liable to Draft IN
the State Of Maryland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

TRUSTEE IN THE FIRST WARD.-The Un-
ion voters of the First Ward have an
important question to answer tO-day-the
most important to them in connection with
the eleetiOn-whO shall represent their Ward
in the City Council? The Union nominee
for Trustee is Mr.. Thomas Jones, Jr., and
certainly no better selection could have been
made. He is public-s spirited as a citizen,
zealous in behalf of the progress and pros
perity of the city, thoroughly familiar with
municipal affairs, and Withal, an energetic,
judicious, business man-whe will discharge
with promptitude and vigOr the duties i'm
posed upon him. For three years he has
represented the Ward in the Board of Edu-
catiOn-being Secretary of the Board during
the past year-in which capacity he has
proved himself sterling and liberal friend
of education. It is due to Mr.. Jones to say
that the nomination for Trustee was not
sought by him, but was the voluntary ex-
preston by his fellow citizens of their conf
denee, and as such was accepted. No man
is better qualified for the Office, and it is the
duty of every voter in the ward who has its
interests and the good of the city at heart to
do his part toward electing Mr.. Jones Trus-
tee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
COMM ERCTAL.
CLEVELAND 8IARKETs.
MOBNING LEADER OFFICE, J

SATURDAY EVENING, April 4, 1858.
Beans-Have sold during the week at a range Of
g OO2 per bush the latter price for small lots of
choice white.
Butter-Receipts continue light and the market
is quiet at &C for choice qualities of Fail made, the
total range being2925c for common to choice West
ern Reserve.
Cheese-Remains in very light supply and prices
are firm with an upward tendency. We quote West
ern Reserve I4e, and Hamburger 15c.
EgRs-The market closes v ith sales at l4c with an
aecumulating stock and a downward tendency.
Feafhers-Are selling at range Of 42g146c.
FIour-The market closes quiet and steady at a
range Of &C. z56,7 - for to choice grades Of
red double extras, and 7s725 for country brands Of
white do Rye is quiet and steady at sl,T55.OO,
cording to quality.
Frnits-There is less inquiry for apples and tho
market cannot be quoted above 51f954. Peaches are
steady at l6al7c for peeled and s9ec for unpeeled.
Grnin-The market closes with light milling
demand and sales at 81 81 for red track. White is
worth 81 Ss for common Indiana TO BIAS for choice
Ohio. Corn closes with sales on track at &C. lar
corn has sold at 6i55c Oats in light supply and
are worth 5Sa59c on track. Barley is in light de-
mand and scarcely quotable. Bye is nominal at sO9
s5c.
HiEhWincs-Have improved aud are selling at
45a45o according TO quality.
PrOvisiOns-A slightly improved demand for
pork reported at $500 for choice brands Of city
packed at Comstock's." Common'grades are inac-
tive. Clear mess is held at Si7,OO. Smoked meats
are in good demand with considerable sales at 696Sc
for sugaracured shoulders, 9EG0c for hams l0H for
canvased hams and IOc for dried teef Lard is quiet
at s1felO5zc.
SaIt-as advanced and is quoted at 81 80 for fine;
ss5 for coarse; j for ground solar; 1882 per Dbl
for dairy Us u bags l4c FOR Il ID Sacks $500 per
bbl Of 800 lbs for factory filed dairy s23j per BIN VI
go lbs do; and 80 for half bbls of do Of 40 lbs
seeds-Cloyer has declined and the market closes
at g. 75a5OO according to quality, the latter price
being obtained for small lots only Timothy is quiet
at =, 90 with only retail demand.
SugHrs-8efned grades :hsve declined. We
quote Porto Bico l29lsci Cuba, il5z9l2ei New
Orleans I2aIsc; coffee, white IsgI554c coffee, yell
ow, I55z@Iskc, andssrushed, powdered and granu-
ated, l69gI5Jzc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
FROM ST.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.
The Democrats special from Cairo says: Ad-
vices from Young's Point on Tuesday, state that
the rebels have Withdrawn large part Of their
force from the front to the rear Of Ylcksburg,
tcipatng that the Federals VIII attack them via.
Iazoo Pass or Haines' Bluff YazOo City and
Greenwood have also been strengthened BY the
rebels, who have moved their heavy guns from
the river front to the rear Of Vicksburg and sub
stituted Quakers in their place.
During very high wind on Monday night the
rebel gunbOat Eicksburg broke rom her moor
ings and ioated down the stream and was cap
tured by Farragut's vessels.
Unless something is speedily accomplished by
the fazoo Pass Expedition 1t ls presumed that
it will be abandoned.
Shelling the nearest rebel battery command
ing the foot Of the canal was commenced on
Wednesday night.
Among some Southern items is the following
important noRss
The Peace Party Of The South, headed by Nv.
S. FoOte, Alexander Mosley, Esq, editor Of the
Richmond Wing. and others, are about to intro
duee resolution on the subject, which will pass
the House Of Congress before the adjournment.
1t is said that the course Of the Richmond En-
quirer is disappToTed Of by many Of the leading
members of the Confederate Congress.
The Chattanooga Rebel says blow will be
strnek before June which will unfetter long man
acled Kentucky.
Reports from Columbus say 100 rebels were
discovered yesterday, marching toward Hick-
man, Kentucky, with the intention Of taking that
place.
General Asboth started down this morning,
with six hundred men, and a larger force was
ready to leave at moments notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06


FIFTH WARD UsIOE LEAGUE.-The loyal
citizens Of the Fifth Ward met at the Mid
die School House, on st. Clair street, on Sat
urday evening, for the purpose of forming
Union League, and organized with the fol-
lowing officers
Presideat-W J. Boardman.
Vice Presidents-o. b. Perry and William
Berkenbaeh.
Seeretary-E. C. Pope.
Executive ommitee-William Lowrie,
George Ainsley, William scOfeld, Jacob HO-
vey and William Chisholm.
Pertinent and stirring speeches were made
by W. J. Boardman, Amasa Stone, Jr., D.
R. Tilden, and the Rev Mr.. Locke, Chaplain
Of the 9TH Illinois Cavalry.
The League adjourned to meet at the polls
at half past five. O'Clock this (MOnday) Morn
/ ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

TBANANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
HEALL KINDS Of .. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
est rates of Discount. leDs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.
FROM WASHINGT0H.
Connecticut Eleotion--Gourt Mar
tial Of d. Utassey.

WASHINGTON, April 8.
{ The following is the detail of the Court
for the trial Of Colonel D'Utassy Major
General Hitchcock, Major-General Hart
sof, Brigadier-General Birney, Brigadier-
General Hatch, Brigadier-General Hincks,
Colonel Marshal, 18th n. Y; Colonel J.
P. Brintcn, ID Penn; Major TheOphilus
Gaines, Judge Advocate. The Court met
to-day and organized, but adjourned till
Monday, Colonel D'Utassy not being pres
ent His arrest was made as he was about
to go to Europe. His three horses were
taken from him. Altogether, very rich
case is expected.
Governor Buckingham of Connecticut
writes here that Connecticut is sure to go
for us by a handsome majority. Both
sides are redoubling their exertions as the
canvass draws near its close.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
RR0M PHILARFLPnIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April L.
3 A special to the Bulletin from Cincin-
natl to-day, says the attack on Fort Penn
berton RECOMMENDED on the 9th ult., by
the gunboats Baron DeKalb and Chilli
cothe. The result is not known.
+ Indications point to the abandonment Of
the Yazoo Point Expedition. A fleet Of II
transports just out Of the Pass were order
ed IN raiur-n ampty
There are over 800 boats at Youngs
Point
The bombardment Of Yicksburg by Cen
eraI Grant, which was to have been COM
menced on the 27lh, was postponed in con-
sequence of the storm.
Dispatches from Murfreesboro' give an
account Of brilliant skirmish on the lst
inst. An expedition under Brigadier-
General Hazen and Colonel Edwards start
ed for Woodbury. to attempt to capture the
rebel force at that point. One hundred OF
the 4th Ohio Cavalry accompanied it. The
infantry surrounded the rebel camp, but
the cavalry dashed in so vigorously that
the rebels were dispersed and fed over the
| hill. A number were killed and wounded
and 80 captured, together with so horses,
a anumber of mules, four wagons and the
rebel camp.
| We had only one wounded.
The rebels were 600 strong, and were
commanded by Colonel Smith.
The expedition would have been COM
pletely successful if the cavalry had moi
been too eager.
kilograms from General Hurlbut al
Memphis, General Asboth, at Columbus
and General Dodge, at COrintb, represent
that there is q heavy force Of rebel cavalry
on the Tennessee river, above Florence.
The rebels are constructing bridges il
that section and building floats for cross
ing the Tennessee river, indicating move
ment Of the rebel army at Vicksburg t
join Bragg, or the intention Of the latte
to move that way.
If true, this is important.