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300 REMOVAL az ~. roo :; -
TO NEW BuILP ne. 3 =, y
H 500 n ~ 't. '-'. ' -,
ELEVENTH. STREET. alri u VI
JOINING ODD TELLows HALLS.. 80 n
JAMES 8. ToPHAM . co.. 10 800 ASS :. /,
HAVE RKMovEp 30 y % o. t. o. :, n.
Thar Wei Known. oad KssAbiishss Dog q
TRUNK, sADLKRY, HAHNEss, -
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MAKuYAcroas. -
TO rHsn T-r .. 30 sol
NEW BUILDINe.,a !. IA
H 500 "a Siis 8 ~ :,
SEVENTH STREET., q .gll n II
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TEE OH sfARDs - 81
Where may b found, Of eur own nsnai.ssazsi 6
most somPlsts a..ortnsns % svuy ssyis and ph@ ;
SADDLES AND BRIpLEs, Js8-8i5
ZINE SWORD IELTs, viii Tophsns Ps'sas ass~ 2,
Sole mA1 nhSssosS q PATENT sruna Ia aIgi
La asGficisSssi fRTENr cuAs ana sou sTAAr
FOR aALEi HFH. 1lar
STEEL, sskss, AND sILyEn fLkiE srynA Z, 3,
Sn H6hsS OVER aSP ss as SG sszax sSs
BITA .1ga Fsuy
MILITARY AND CIfIxENy .n % -
RIDING AND HARNESS BITA "a - alas
IN GREAT vAkInfIs
HAIR Eee. -'nitsm blE go
FINE DOUBLE COACH. cAARiAeA, Ahs
FINE sIsdLH SARsiAsr, Buser, AND sx !,
suTlsss.. n sfxss WAGON. cAAr. AND !.
-, .u,ov MH!rs. r. SEES s a-.'
0oA'h I Ri6fNd, AND MAeos wHIrs yI.,g9i
EVERY srYLk AID PuoA !.
TR u N X 8. --yri hi : y
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VAIlsnA yss
IRON FRAME ThuNKA "a % s1Et
WOOD nOX TRUNKS AND YALl1kA 90 5edi
LADiEp DRESS TnUNKSAnd nOhHkfp04MA n
ARMY VALIsEs AND PACKING ThUHkA 80
Lsashsr add Canvass Pelli.lsar n.{s. Ls@AeS
Canvass and Carpet Travelling nags, kAaAef HroD4
sAtshels, Toy Trunks ana bahOol asA1hsia. cd 4
every ATtisS In their line Of bnaiAa1Ao sGtsr
REM BBHr 30 saa go, =,
IF 500 "a -,-s. s,i ,1'g ~.
SEvENTH srnHFT. i '9' ~ 1I 2 2
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

AnaryII or sIcK AND woUHDhD. The hos
Mai stean,sr STATE Of Maine arrived at the sixth
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

SAhn VI fooNDkhNhDs Hokekeso
i vAsH,ssros orr pessnSss y -
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those Horses have -. ss.s..ssd = u.as ssr
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Terms, cssh Ia usissd stsss. sarrsssr. n
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sensrnr omse' as-sfe-, 10 ~. sefrIh -,
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wkpSnEspAr ps'snbsr o. fss+ q y e's,ssk =. 2,
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Tsrns cash, ia oovsrsssss fas1ss u I;siTisf III
~ -. p. .; =. nucn1e, y 10. =
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QuXRTIR- 2
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TRENTON, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, pssss.slq
PLACE - - -, ~. -, =.
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For road md fsrnps nurnoy:. ,..x ...s ~. "a
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Terms: ossh. IN DATED ssstss currency. loo LsIb
oo,on., a, ,A.,,. r,.. Iasa.,, A. = b. o5s,al1
e,=.ss - &c. 49, q. 8.
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UNITED STATES DErJsIToRY AND LOAN "a
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TEE FIRST CoRPs-NoTIcK TO VETERANS.
HHABsyAnrEus lsT Annr ConPs,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Dee. I, 1884.
Veterans desiring 70 sulist In the ist Army
Corps, TO b orsanissa under the resent order Of
the War Department, should report in person At
the once OF Colonel C. y. Johnson, ssldisrs Rest,
Baltinors and Ohio Railroad Depot, washington.
They will then b conducted to the barracks,
where they win be critically examined, and, II
found duly qualified, Immediately mustered Int
the tsrviss.
~ order Of MAJ. Gen. Hansoski
YINLHY ANpERs0F,
dee - Assistant Adjutaat General
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rVHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Court Of washington county, In NE Dishist Of Co
lumbin, lettera OF admin stration on the personal
estats Of John y. u. Robinson, late OF the United
Against the said deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the
subssriber, on or before the 18th day OF November
next, they may otherwise BY law bs excluded nom
ali benont Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 1sth day Of Nsysnbsr,
1854. = : THOa FUTON,
noaoIwsvs Admtnisnstof,
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
wAsHISoroN AnsrsAL,l
WAsnisoroN, p; g, December y, 1854
Arsenal, q. q, until 10 o'clock, SATURDAY, De-
cember ~, 1854, for furnishing Fresh Bsef to the
troons at this post for sig months,
Bids in duplicate to be addressed TO
deei2-iat Lieut. Ord. Dept, A. A. Ca
MUSICAL CHRIsTMAS' PRESENTS
MEIzERorrs MUSIC storm,
PIANOS from steinwsys q Son, Raven Bs.oa,
Mason S HamlIn's cBIsIsEr oRaAHa.
YfoLfNi' GUITARS, FLUTES.
BRASS INsrRuMENrs .a..
OF all descriptions. r
W. @. MErzEROTr,
decio.aw cor. OF Eleventh bt. and Pa, ave.
SO1 BUY YOUR 9O1
CS4 HATS, cars AND FuRs CS4
Al GLADMoN co.'s, where you will Ind The
aISn. svRsi aisS ai,i.,I o md cti SS HATS
HAtters Aud Furriers, sot Pa. ave-,
bet. Four-Aud-a-half and Sixth Sta,
dsel1-aw. Next National Hotel.
CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL, LUMBER, 10.
WILLIAM n. SNOW 4 CO.,
io1 water street,
Georsetown, D. O.,
Have for sale, at wholesale and retail,
5000 tons Cumberland Coal.
1000 tons Anthraoite Coal. .H..
Also, a large amount Of very superior, selected
Oak, A,h, and Hickory Lumber, of every dsssrip-
uon.
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N sURY REGIM EMIT
Ill PROMENADE CONCERT, aHl
TORD's THEATRE,
( MONDAY EVENING DEcEmBER 70. 1884,
At sk O'clock. p. N.
MUSIC BY
REG'TN.Y. 8, Nc. BAND

Tickets adnittins Gentismau snd Lady, Three
saiAsd Of the members Of the Regiment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

AT wHrrsHursr,s, 4s4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
per cent vignsttes, formerly sold ~ q pei
dozen, nov selling ~ et.as. Cards, formally seit
At teper dozen, now selling At tss& Call and 90
specimen. ~ nofT-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

strs.t vh1l yesterday morning, having on board
two hundred and forty risk and vounrsd from the
hospttsls ~ GIT Poin'. They were sent 10 Fin
Icy and Lincoln hospitals. F a. Z G
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

GIvs your wife, mother, Sister, or sweethear
TO the Dollar JswslrT Store, No. tss Pennsyivanil
avenue, rear rour-snd-a-hAlf strsst, 20 tuy II
reu will nrd bssutifai assortment OF nsv style
ofjswelry. dsi7-sss
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Reading ON the Rail.

A series Of books Of real merit, printed
in large type,
They can be READ in the Cars without hurting
The Eyes.
NOW READY
l. Channels ADVENTURE, By General Henry
Lee; price, | cents.
An account Of the adventures Of Sergeant
rhan.rc ca his secret mission to capture Benc-
dict Arnold. The author or this narrative was
then n Major under Washington, and himself
arranged the prolimina.es Of ChamPos Ad-
venture"
II. Tuf SrY UN:iAsKsp; price, 10 cents
A narrative Of the actual experiences OF
Enoch Crosby, (Coopeg3 " Harvey Birch il
Tic Spy, founded on memoranda taken by n
shorthand reporter from the verbal accounts
of " the spy" himself daring his visit 70 New
York about 1925. lie vas then oYcr - years
old. This book shows a striking ana suggest
i've similarity between the difficulties cHcount-
cred from iacticu, opposition TO liberty during
tho Revolution and the difficulties impeding
the progress Of liberty now.
III. ANNE AND IER MASTER; Loye-Story
from BlackwUcd; price, 20 cents.
This story has attracted great attention by
its purity and vgor, and especially BY its free
dom from false scntimcntalism.
READY IN JUNE.
". Mn. AND Mis-. FRASk BERRY; by VIM. NJ.
Thackeray; price; 30 cents.
One of the best OF Thackcrav's short stories.
V. "a TIME OF UYExaMPLED PRosrERIFY;'' by
Washington Irving; from Wooliert Roosl J
price, 20 cents.
An account of John Laws "Miss.ssipFi Bub-
BILE" and the strange and exciting incidents
attending Laws career. The aPrositcnt's OF
this story to SONG pecuIiarilcs Of The present
time gives Il special iniltr5t.
Published by
G. p. PcTN4M, lIrYRY Holt
Office of the Rebellion Record,
No. AL Broadway, y. y.
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SABBATH ScnooL PIC NIo.-The Sun
day School attached to the Methodist e.
Church of this city held their annual
celebration on Wednesday of last week.
The school proceeded on canal boats to
a grove situated about mile and half
east of the city, where the day was spent
very pleasantly.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

The BALTIMORE g. Quo RAILRoAD.-
The damage done to this thoroughfare by
the late Rebel incursion into our State is
being rapidly repaired. and communica-
ton with the east will be re-established
by Saturday morning. Trains are now
running to Harper's Ferry.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

ACCIDENT On Wednesday evening
last soldier belonging to the 2lst Regi
ment Ohio Volunteers in the act of jump
ing across the cars while they were in
motion, fell between and was crushed in
a most horrible manner. The accident
occurred about three miles west of this
citv
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

THE weather during the past week has
been intensely hot, the Thermometer
ranging from 80 to 90 degrees in the
shade. On Sunday twas 81. We have not
as vet been favore with rain. and the corn
it is apprehendcd will yield a very limited
crop.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

The Wheeling h'e,igenccr Of Satur-
day announces The arrival at that place
of several of otr prominent Southern
sympathizcfs--tho three Doctors - Dr.
b. A. Doughcrty, Dr. r. s. McKaig,
and DR.. Geo. Stubblofeld. They arc
confined in the military prison. Mrs W
w. McKaig and family and Mr.. William
o. Spfieg al d family have been trans
ported. by order Of General Hunter. to
the land Of Dixie.
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Local Intelligence.
Ep-CuMRYRLAYp KrT.-Corror

SOLDIER SHoT. On Wednesday night,
18th instant, soldier belonging to the
1st Independent Ohio Cavalry, was shot
on Baltimore street b. 4 sentinel Of the
Veteran Eos -e Corps II appears that
the cavalrym5n approached the sentinel
and attempted to lake his gun, not sue
ceedins in this. he endeavored to draw
n pistol with which to kill the sentinel,
who, before he could execute his design,
shot him through the breast, caus,Ig al
nj )st in Simultaneous death.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

sr' No Decentralization, it is said, was
maids by tie Rebels during their recent
raid into Msrylana. between Union men
and Southern sympathizers.
Nearly fifty thtasapd hogsheads of
tobacco have been received IL. Louisville
during the present season, and about
twenty thousand at St. Louis
IF Major General Franklin made lbs
escape from the Rebels and arrived safely
in Baltimore. .a-.
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To Consumptives.

ConsuniptiYe sufferers win receive q va,ua-
prescription for the. cure Of Consumption Astn-
ma Bronchitis, and all, Throat and Lung aiiec-
tons, free Of charge by sending their address
Rev Z. a. WILSON
:, Willianlshurgh,
Kings Co., New York.
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Uiuitim& Geiegap,.
CUMBEf,LAND. MARYLAND.
TO ADVERTISERS!

The Civilian and Telegraph having, much
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County, than
aay other p,3or published here, whllo out Of
the Coaaty its circulation ia four times lafg-
or, it T,ras g,ol m,lium for ADVERTISING
It numbers among its readers those VINO are
able 20 buy literally and pay promptly, ana
yioss onto / would be valuable to businets
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

DROWNED FULLY, nephew of
Mr.. Thomas Sammonds of this city. was
drowned at Georgetown. D c. On SUD-
dsy last. by falling from his boat
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-21

4 NY WIDOW, or PARENT, or OR
fGPHAE, or BROTHER, or SISTER of any
SOLDIER, SAILOR, or MARINE, KILLED.
or who has DIED in the service OF the United
States, who desires NiSETY-SIX DOLLARS
1885, year P PENSION from ONE UNDnED
TO ELEVEN HI NDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS (Sll95) CASH BOUNTY, and all
the arrears of pay due him should cali at once
or write to JOSEPH E. DEWITT Il COMPANY
No. Az WALNUT St., THE MILITARY &
NAVAL AGENCY, PHILADELPHIA.
Also, Lite Pay, County, City Ward, or
other Bounty, &C., if there is any due. &pply
either in person or BY letter.
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i LEVY LIST
or Allegany County for 1864.

In accordance with SectionS Of Article IS
Of The Code. Of Public General Laws Of Mary
land. de suhioined Statement is nub!ished.
Z 2ilie undersigned deem it.propcr TO accom-
panylhss4me With o few words OF explanation.
The gross. amount :pf the assessmcnt OIL. 'he
county Tor the present year Is 50, las, 544 ia5'
year the amount YVES SO, T3sio72, showing an
increase OK SSa3,s7a The assessment BOOKS
have heen thoroughly revised, and nre ncw IN
Il more clear ard satisfactory condition than
they have been for sometime past. All the III
solvent taxabes have been struck oil, ana many
new ones added to the list, WHICH wrs the work
of fpuch labor and pains.
TIE Levy for the corn; sxpcnsea for thn cur
rent yesr amounts 10 the sum CT SC6,b5s 81,
being considerably larger than it was the last
year: the percentage being IS cents on the : zoo
This increase in the levy and percentage was
wholly beyond the control of the undersigned.
The enormous increase in the prices OF every
article Of life has contributed largely TO that
end few heavy items in the levy list, IL
which the Commissioners hid no discretion,
can he specified, which, Of themselves, Will
nearly account for the increase. The sum OF
$40, 100 &c was demanded and levied for TIE
support Of the schools of AllogGny county, and
$4,000, under the obligatory provisions of the
Act # lsa4, chapter 3c3, was appropriated for
the repair Of Tie road leading from 8errellvil!e,
by way Of Eros burg, to WesternpoFt. 4 me :
sum viii be found in the list for the erection Of
bridge across Big Yough at Sang Run. Sew
cral other bridges came in for necessary provs-
ion. There was also n deficiency Of nearly
81, 900 in the levy Of last year for Court ex.
penses The neglected and bad condition Of
the roada imrerativcly required increased ap-
p-opria.ions therefor.
CHARLES >R1DGELY, Prcs't
J. Z. fOWTSlIEND,
ELIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN BELL,
JOHN II. STALLfNGS,
Commissioners.
Test--JACOB BROWN. Clerk.
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!, s. MarSIlal's Sale
POSTPONED.

Distli,. r2artt'thc United
b' pe'9I'" 7"f' States i0t..be West. DIST
., osNn ~ Ftcel!n5. spring
nan d " ''D"''"' Term, lssl. Order oisaIe
pursuance of-aa order Of sale is
Il sued from the Cierks Office Of tho District
Court of the United States 70. the Western
District of Virginia, at Wheeling, in the above
tntitlcd cause / viii or TUESDAY, Jaly l2.h
1901. d; the premises, at New Creek St1t:oG OF
t'.c baltimore and o. G'N "a. Cor!F cay, III
= .tEes-.r- -ar.'.. nest iyiE,Eia, sell at put.
lie auction 10 the highest an1 hest bidder, n
parcel of land containing FIVE ACRES, more
or less. san lind adioins the land c: Rober,
X. Sheet. OF the west, the heirs Of James IA
rs, deceased, OF the south and angus v. Nc
Donald on tie cast, and extending 70 the creek,
together t'ltI The dwelling Rouse and cthe!
improvements. thereon. commonly knc%A ~
'Iiall & Y codwari's TAnnery,"
And on WEDNESDAY, July -, 1854, a.
Picdnop: S-@'icl - the Baltimore am Ohio
Eli!ruid. IN ',Nilpshirr COUNTY, West Virgin
Il, / vii! Sc, .e pphl ,?8c,ion. 10 the highest
a,ld best LidGr, tie f7'low!ng, Lots, with the
iinpfo, ,mea:s bercon, silaalei in Ike town ..
Piedmont, IN said couEt;, numbered ferry
eight -i5-tugty-Eii. i9---s.AtG TO" ud
.ixty-ouc,--tl each ftQntiuH .tTst:r-iiv; feet
on Third street tad r,i1Eirg lack 70 tho Forth
branch of the Potomac river. and Lo. num-
hered Notwithstanding fiity feet on First
street and running back to third street.
Terms Of Sale--Cash
Sale to commence at | y o'clock a. NJ.
L. NJ ,EoRFOE.
Juneo--ts T. s Marshal ". D Q: va.
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The above sale is postponed fo. thi-tv days,
that is to saT, until i2:h Of August S1+, and
ct Piedmont the l3ih Of August, 1864.
Z. II. NURTtE,
inlyftts L s. Marshal
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Rates OF Advertising.

Tho undersigned have agreed on the follow
ing rates for advertising, wh.ch Will be s''-U,
adhered to:
One square one insertion w
One square TWO sertions..........,,........ 9o
One SQUARE three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
rDne suuare one month. ............'..'.''''' -
One SQUARE two mont : 20
One suuarc three months.................... 4 20
One square six months. W
One SQUARE twelve months. .................. %
Two squares one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Two squares two mnoths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 70
Two squares three months. 10
Two squares siA "
Two squares twelve mOnths.................. ~ "
5sS- Ten lines or less to constitute SQUARE,
gssts- All legal advertisements viii be charged
according to the ahoye rates, and the party
sending the same will be held responsible for
the payment thereof.
One fourth Of column, three months...SlC %
One fourth Of column, six months...... 10 90
One fourth OF a cOluria twelve months. 20 90
Half Of coumn, three monthS............ 10 OF
Half Of a column, six mon t1S.............. 20 90
Half Of a column twelve mOnths.."..... % 90
One column, three monhs........".."..." 20 N9
One column, six oIths..................." 80 o.
One column, twelve months............... IN 90
Persons carrying on business within the city
OF Cumberland will hc charged MS follows, in
One fourth of & column, per ycar........Sl3 90
One half ola column, per ycar............ y 90
Unc column, per ycar....................... 80 Oh
Thcy will have the privilege OF changing
their advertisements for two dollars additional
10 the above rates. The advertisements must
be strictly limited to their immediate business.
Present contracts will be faithfully complied
with.
Business Cards, inclndinr paper 3 months,
81; months. St; ~ months, s.,
UANDBILLS.
One eighth of sheet, IS copies, II so; 50
copies, So co. loo copies, 81 80; every adii-
tional 100. = cents.
One quarter OF a sheet, % copies 50; 80
copies 81; 100 copies, So every additional
100, 81 30.
Half Sheet, % copies -; 20 copies, IS; 100
copies, 10; ever additional 100. 50.
GEO. 7. kNORR,
Union.
Al'crau!an.
f.IyTIIlC / rET EEI.t1FII
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,gistar's Dalsam OF wild Cherry.

So general has the use Of this remedy be-
come, and so popular is it everywhere, that i.
is unnecessary TO recount its virtues. It's works
speak for II, and lid uttcrancc in theabundant
aud voluntary, testimony of the many who from,
long suffering and settled disease have by it,
use been restored to pristine yigor and health.
we can present mass Of evidence in proof OF
our assertion, that
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3 SICHLrR.
rr2n. JONATHAN now Err. Ed.

- II - : Il-Ft' IT. " LIN I-7Lt
4 Va K,.2'en and Highly Iaesnsc.s5,. Gentle
man.
CLEAasrnlSc, Wash. Co., Nd SEPT ls, 1850.
Gentlcmen.--Th is 20 certify that dur:ns.
the last fiteen or twenty years have been al
ficted with q severe affection Of the lungs, and
that after trying many remedies to little or nc
purpose, was induced 10 purchase OF your
bottle Of DR.. Wistar's i,asa.a Of Wild Cker,y
which has proved 10 be all IL his seem recon-
mended. hope all w}so aye addicted in sim
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"Crack! crack went the rifles, and after
each crack,
We heard quick gallop-up rode Little
Mac"
One of The HorldS Campaign songs"
from which we take these two lines, has
naturally given rise to considerable spec
ulation; much curiosity existing to know
on which field of battle the "young Ma
poleon" thus enacted the roIe of his pred
ecessor at the Bridge Of Lodi. Some of
our cotemporaries are calling for infor
nation upon this point.
These inquirers have probably been
misled by a typographical error in the
text as printed, for the change of one lit
tie monosyllable clears up the whole mys
terry as completely as in some of the OBJ
scure passages Of Shakespeare. The
lines should read,
ssCrack crack! went the rifles, and after
each crack,
We heard a quick gallop-of rode Little
Mac"
And they would apply to almost any of
the great battles with which Gen. Nc
Clellan's name is connected, and be in
perfect keeping with the truth Of history.
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