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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

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less than 80 days the worst cases of sERvoussEss-
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Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid, BY mah
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Station D, Bible House
New York.
v3-n3l-3m NJ & CO.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

CLERGYMEN ON TRIAL The Methodist
Conference at Altoona had before it the case
of Rev. Mr.. Keper, one of its minister's
charged with breach Of the church discip
line, in preaching the divinity of slavery, and
a strong effort was made t" expel him. Be
fore the matter reached vote it was settled
BY MIR. K. agreeing to withdraw from the
conference without making any attempt per-
sonally or through his fre nds, ut defence
Had the reverend gentleman preached Abo
litionism and advocated the divinity of ''m,s-
cegcnation' he would have established his
orth odoxy and loyalty beyond all ques-
tion.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

The Providence Post, in repelling the
stale calumny tha, Democrats are in favor Of
slavery, says j: The plain truth on this sub
ject is, that the Dem'crats of the country
have been educated to believe, and do most
religiously believe, in the G. Institution Of the
coLn'ry. 1t is this, and not slavery, NOR
anti slavery, which they support. 1t is this
which they stand by IN the quarrel which is
now going an. They may be wrong. but If
SO, why ia not thus shown? Why are they
misrepresented 7".,as-ts ..f7 ..H. . .-av t..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

ars our Authorized Agents to take Advertisements
og til. paper, at out published rates,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

The Senate OF PenpsyIvania has passed a
bill making the tern Of Constables FIVE years
instead Of ere, as heretofore. .7~'s7e 80
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

Pew Lottins.--The slips in the Presby.s riau
Church will be sold for the ensuing year, Monday
April llth, at z o'clorkP n.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOHN P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
APPRovED-The twenty fifth day of March
Anne Dnmini one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty four.
A. G. CURTIN.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

II is pr"phesied oy the old settlers here
other year, in consequence Of not having any
rain The farmers in the interior are suffer
Ing great loss from the drought. II will be
impossible TO raise half a crop this year.-
The truth of the dry ing up and disappear
ance of the grass, is made but to evident to
them in the loss bv starvation of thousands
of heads Of horses and cattle.
The de.Ddtches tell us that there IS con
siderable hee:, from the Confederate States,
without doubt bound for the Pacific COAST
II causes good deal of unea-iness here
We get the war news daily, rs som If not be-
fore You are able to get 1t IN Tunkhahnock.
Politically, have nothing TO say at pres.
ent, have made up my mind it Is best to
keep mum They allow person to think al
they please here, but they DON'T believe in
the motto of the ~. B. Democrat, 80 We
have TO console ourselves with the thoughts
that We can think
The Tunket Boys are all well and getting
along finely. They seem to be delighted
with this country. a -s-. sas q. as.#
presume by the time this letter reaches
you, that Will be On my way, or at Ruce or
Boyce River, as | intend IN set my barque
afioat and see what the tates have in store Tor
me, and if it does not fi,aI too far from the
land of tae living, | may perhaps write you
from hat land Of silver, where, they tell me,
fortune awaits oil who will court "the tickle
Goddess" for courage and perseverance is
sure To win smile. Bot for the present let
this suffice. ,-,-.,,. .s.,.s .-.ss
Once more will say adieI 'a
Sc D '~-' ~.eV Respectfully &c. G.K.
The New York herald., 1864-06-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, June 29--6P NJ
The stock market dun to-day and prices lower,
compared with the quotations yesterday. New York
Central declined 4, Erie Railway lx, Hudson River u,
Reading Michigan Central ~, Illinois Central y, ceve
land and Pittsburg IL. Chicago and Rock Island IN,
Ptsburg and Fort Wayne 2, Chicago and Northwestern
X, Chicago, Burlington and iiucy ~ Canton Company
a. harposa 8, and Pennsylvania Coal s. Quicksilver
Mining advanced y.
The market in the afternoon Inactive with slightly
improved prices The closing quotations were as fol-
lows:-New York Central l3ll4, Erie Railway ll<k,
Hudson River lssA, Chicago and Rock Island ll2zs,
Hichigau Central lSSs, Michigan Southern e5A, Illinois
Central 1907, Chicago and Northwestern 52. and the
preferred stock ss; Cleveland and Toledo l42h, Cum
bertrand coal o. Quicksilver Mining rs, and Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 52A
Fye-twenty coupons closed at 1o2 and the one year
certificates at 92Z.
The highest cash prices OF railroad and miscellaneous
shares OF tho Board OF Brokers day
compare with the quotations OF snesday Of last week
follows
The New York herald., 1864-06-30
FIHAuUYHxA,
DRoPOSALs FOR LOAN.

DRoPoSALS FOB LOAN -.
Sealed osrs win reoeyed 4. 81. Dspsrsmsnt SIdsr
ss g Sr s Until s e ss ns Sa
thirty three millions being the amou Of ones
The soaS Sii's VIII bear n snnas nsrss
payable semi annually in coin the nrs DAYS o. July Ano
January of each year and redsemab'e after tho SUN
offer mus, ss sos a one hundred red ISs, sS,
state the including premium, offered for each nun
ao Sau % SGNs qso !Ss %
premium, of the whole amount offered must be depossd
Is Is. for s q
the Assistant Treasurer at New York. Boston phiiadephh
fsia % %,ss Ai oSo
iso any nscas banking g I'm S.s
without charge Duplicate certificates 81 deposit VIII
e 'y which is ss
oers 70 he All degcs: should Se msSi 10
ton later than the morning ofJuy No Offer not sc
eompsnied BY It's proper certhssss Of deposit Win b ecoa
and ,stsss ssS .s ssusd % C % Ss s ss
All offers received will be oened on Weinesday the Oh
The awards viii Be made BY The sscretsry the hhes
olerers and Of acceptance or decnaton will be
bonds Of Of e and
WI be sent to the subscribers cost o. the
Sepoa, OF two per cent viii n the last install
ressrssS % "a to those whose osr. may no. .oceued
The of accepted must with the
follows third on or Ssfore the iOh cnsshifd
original deposit before es s0sh q Jyiy
Interest bonds will begin with the date Of depos Par
bond July J.. to date Of deposit
and Co q the
No offer will be considered at less rate Of than
-FOUR per cent. S.f Ca ASh.
Notice officers receiving deposits under this advertise
The pre- mitsry Of deposit two per
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

The wheat market was excited and prices advanced
l0c 10 with an active demand, chiefly speculative;
sales 2!5, ,O00 bushels at 81 % 81 IS for Chicago
spring: 50 % 50 36 for Milwaukee club: 81 IS 81 40
for amber Milwaukee, So 30 So 40 winter red West
barley were inactive and prices entirely nominal Oats
were &C. &c higher, and in brisk demand at95c. CSC.
Tor canadian and state and e7c 81 for Western Corn
opened hrm but closed dull at about yesterday prices
safes 90, 600 bushels, at 81 so 81 SAX for Western
mixed
CoFKE.-The market WIS more active and prices were
advancing sales l2o bags Rio and 200 do. Jamaica
private terms.
CorroN-The market was moro active, with sales Of
4 hula W.
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

WEDNESDAY, June 29-6 p. N.
AsHEs-Receipts, IL bbls. Small sales we're made at
sl2 for pots and $4 for pearls. Stock sti light aud
market Hrm.
BREaDsruFrs Receipts, II, 400 bols. flour, So bbls
and 9S bags corpmea 35 1922 bushels wheat, % 267 do
corn and 156 do oats. The speculative movement In
-four rampant to day. and prices advanced SOC 81
with heavy transactions particularly in extra State Tho
sales OF State Western brands reach bbs
including 1000 State for July and August delivery,
$40 $40 75 with 1000 reported $ll $iI 10. OF
southern -four 900 bbs. sold, and OF Canadian
500 at an advance of Soc 75c. Rye -four and
The New York herald., 1864-06-30
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE WELLS. FARGO co. 81 BRoADWAY.l
We are prepared to cash In God July coupons Of bonds
or State Caornte and city Of San Francisco NJ rss
sonahle rates: or preferred collect favorable
terrna WELLS, FAhao W.
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

OFFICE OF rue AMERICsr cAIsISlso con.
" pany, " Liberty street, New York. June M 1904 Tho
company are nov ready 70 make terms 9Th those Who arc
desrous Of working gold silver In very cheap and
cxpedtious manner without the Of sny kind Of anal
GsnatIng pan or The Of quick ksiiver.
also Invite the attention of those Who work quicksilver
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

NoTIcR--MILwAUEEg AND PRAIRIE DU CHEN
IN Railway Com The annual meeting Of Sto:khod-
Of a casses adjourned 70 specially meet At New
York the sih dly of June Instant O'Clock r NJ
the conparvs oce, 40 and 43 Exchange place. bu-
of importance A full attendance earnestly re.
ques.ed. M#. L. II. MEYER. President
MiLw tuKTE, June 10, 1854
NEW YORK CITY AND BRooKLyN MERCHANTS
IN promptly urn she'd with Substitutes at short notice
able terms Amply, before 10 A. NJ, to j.,
WARREN rL1NN, No. 2 Warren street. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

SrssAx WEEKLY TO 5IyEsPoe5: roYCn,se M ad, r.1 At
s.ss.ss Tssl ss.ss: sssi
f'S:'is sssi Ss .;s follows
STT 81 bb0EEnGS sisnsss ss;Sii.y SSl' 'Js, 10
RATES OF PASSAGE.
p. .sS ss,.s. IN gold ?, s sssass in earsue.
PRS e Issioa... Ss e EIsnSoa...... q
ssss cabin SIS sss
sss ssss: s :. saS s . sand for their
s:':s
Es, I,ss5ss X yI1An z
!. Essss s :ss.,.; i 9%;sssss. soS
kss Ws~ CO. i. ~ fs,s
''''' JOHN q. DALE, Assn. is Broadway. New York.
RRrrIsH AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION
11 g SsPGN Snw TesE -.
o Passage payable in currency. 1fl
q Hsvf: firi. and German ports
htysry low rates Hpp1y yIT.rs e auros "a nro.avav
CTEAM FROM AND TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
CUNARD LINE. M
From New York $ currency to New York, SSo gold. or
'S'' '''-' : I%sSH GseEs, :a',s ~, SsIss x
=" p'-s' 'pp' WILLIAMS aUroH. 2sBrsadway.
rHE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's STEAMSHIP
M vnp s ss9en & Ss Sayns os C
rnr' 'sss sSTuRDSy HIS1ssn JULY 81 AT O'CLOCK n.
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
IoSb6S HxvsE, soUTHAxProN AND BREMEE;
he cabin slos second cabin, ssa 50; seerass
The MANsA win be followed by the NEW YORK July ls
For freight paS'eosss sRGy Is co. Broad street.
Taos NEIL rssKhE ooMrAsrs
sAEEAAs1A sAEAss !ss: 1ss
tss, = TsTd taking
;hs following cabin sos second espn,
~ 20
p'ass For passage apply to G. B. RICHARD BoAs, Isl
T,HE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON,
PAM w despatch monthly 1ha nsM sEoSn aqS S
SF!sh VIZ and
q @ k.ss
CABIN SIS: second CABIN sss s.esrsss So From Lon
% s. Tsf e Broad@sy for
apply at South street Advances made merchandise
consigned . 'hs A'aSSS Mo%IxSD LAND AsPIswALI Agents
sTEAs sNp EHMPsEx
s9s f1a s'ss..ss s.:arasy
For pss.sss .ppi; .s or.-nv
SrEAaHHs e CaEE4lss ER4SSs REsEGz RHs Mans
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPANY's NEW
SSS| sHS S5TaH sfEAssiFs
Tss ar.s vs Splendid vesssis pu. upon this
favorite rone for the Continent the folowIng-
EaEAYErrH sS horse , power
EgssEhEn 80 sSS sss.s ssrss power
s .na. IL asTss w
monthly sfsss!aFs6 s.ssan ss pgcHEssz
F.s% y NEW sacoans wtSSssd.E s.S: 9th July
7 FROM NEW YORK.
First capin %t
SECOND rnon INV losx 10 a1v.i ~.
First cabin Sxs1 ~
S&SssE vSTS 81 sasSsE
sss's ss H:,:
Al HavIs. william issLIs co. - =
TIN1rRD STATES NAIL LINE ft
sss:s S;!s. 6: when the day Of de-
'A' '''' CLASS ''ssS cosS2 RIo4 s.s,
viii sail from Pier 10 ne,ss r.s:. = 'osss o'"m''d'''
q. Ss.s viii
:. ''''''' : - y Z so .sSs:li Ss.lios Green.
| EoR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT.
SATURDAY, JULY + ) ~ a9s r O'CLOCK r.xL
The U;|iss ssssasis si;|;; ~, .fasF. s;iFi.a.A''
/ John c. Graham commander.
win sai above river third per Above
1 foot Of Canal street. Ell - ieHH 1e
For freishs or passage apply 70
/ JAMES A. RAYNOR. 10 Barclay street
y. B.-The steamship EVENING STAB viii follow. and
| sail on Saturday, July 23. aiat
| DOR NRw ORLEANS DIRKcT.-THR FIRST CLASS
| u United States mail steamship LOCUST POINT Capt
Hoffman. will leave pier No. North rfver Saturday
July AtSP. ~ Passage. first cazs $50.
passage apply to A. B. CROMWELL CO., 86 West street
United States Mail TO sal on Saturday, July 81 p n.
Il The superior new Al New York bu 1t steamship
/ "FUy0 sHUBY" GOOD LUCKY
il L anda
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

nuRNHAM's FURNITURB RxPRnsS-orYIcB lbs
~ West Elsepth street riftn aid Sixth avenues
Psnofcrss paintings mirrors chpa and glass bsxed and
shipped 70 s parts 81 the word Large wasns f osng
{Wpuyga y elN VgeauntuA E4enlAngA Gog1h n =
The New York herald., 1864-06-30


NHATHAM BANK NvTDEND.-THE BOARD OF d.
~ rectors this dav declared dividend OF i've (5
per PAYABLE ls July next
The transfer book will remain closed from 80 instant TO I'd
July. o. Fl. SCHREINER, Cashier.
NEW YORK, June %. 1864.
CHEMICAL BANK NEW YORK. JUNE ~, lS6i-THE
~ PRESIDENT and Directors OF this bank have this DAY de-
cared dividend Of cent PAYABLE to stock
holders and after Friday the lst day OF Jny nex BY
order OF the Board. q. q, WILLIAMS. Cashier.
HEADQUARTERS NINFTY.NTNTH REGIMENT,
L New York younteer-, IS Chambers street-Comman
ders OF Companpies will have ther ont rolls ready
Mt ter O'Clock on Thursday the 9th. BY order OF
RICHARD NIXON, Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
TTUDSoN COUNTY BANK.-THE BOARD OF DIREC.
have this day declared semi ual dividend OF
four cent and extra dividend of six cent payab
aud after July s. A. A. HARDENBkRGH. Cashier.
2l. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

IN 80 INSURANCE COMPANY.
Organized under special charter.
CAPITAL STOCK oSE lgsDRED THOUSAND
with the Ygssf: afSsbRss sf
M ~ %
n u. and navy o and
Books are now open FOR 100000.
additional stock the once Of The c9%psny sas Broad
THOMAS B. VAN BuRKS. treasurer.
JoBs l. CnEY, Secretary. 81.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE INTEREST
y on ~ the bonds Of the Mississippi and Missouri Raj;
DsS on n ns BAY on OF
- W '-''S' = aEo.r X. DAVIS. Treasurer
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF covINGroN AND LEX.
~ ins.on Railroad comp;1y bonds suarsaseed BY the city
Sone an I'm Of OF @ % ao0ve
rsngemsns for their ect on By Lodging them with the
NOTICE TO BoNpHoLDEEs 0M
county Cal july l. 1884 pa able the CITY OF New
uron at the American ESehsnse Bank IN sd
SAyR-ILtr. YUMA CouKrr. cal MAJ. 1864.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
orrcE DELAWARE AN, HUpsox CANAL coxc.srl
NEw YORK, June q, 1864. !
c s ss ss S 5 ss S
or he 2st o Air ast there VIII DO apportioned among
% .
.sars. q new stess N ss ao Or one sasrs 70 esssy sx
q or oerv .
:4p G sa s ss s ASs sa g. nss
e e e c Ae Se & dsy a. sqga a aT rs
proceeds WI be paid TIE tockhoders on and aer the
& M n 10 s Above esonss
ny '''e' 2 'os A'"''' ISAAC N. SEYMOUR,
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

NORTH CLEAR CREEK
IN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
GILPIN COUNTY COLORADO TERRITORY.
TRUSTEES.
HON. JOHN A. DIX,
HON. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS. Esq,
7. Il. BUNTING, Esq,
A. g. BODPISH ESQ.,. Colorado
PRrsIpENy
HON. JOHN A DIX
TREASURER.
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ.
eW CHARLES +. BLAKE, ESQ.
The property Of this consists Of 2k feet
tAe 'Grolnd Hog " Gregory No. -, 'Simmons," Soon
cord and other celebrated developed gold odes
the best min ing district OF Colorado. -Ff
Also the Henderson Mill. running and in excellent
order.
Capital Stock, slcOoO00
Whole number Of shares 100 COO Par r$l0
large portion Of the took has already bean taken BY p
vate subscription Books at the Office Of the
company No 80 Beaver street New York where limited
shares be subscribed for by applying
company. between hours OF 10
A. NJ and r. " Copies OF Prospectus may obtained
. the o,,ce of the company NJ
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

OFFICE OF TIE MARfPoSA COMPANY. NO. "a
~ Wall street. New fork Notice g hereby given that
Comnanv failing dus on the Ara day of Juv mort I'll he
paid gold and after said day az the
Office OF the cornrany. DatcdJune 20, N9s.
JOHN WATT, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE MARIposA COMPANY, 81 WALL
~ sireetSoice e hereby given that at me drawing this
day had of twenty ave Bonds OF hs for redrp
ton ont Of ths spt'ng Fund ,hs folowleg drawn
4qg 5es 6s ia 80 Sgl LOS ils7 Is2 1851 1894 Liss
and tha, the Will be paid IN gold the Let day Of
Bonds must for payrrent within ten days after
right Of redemption under N IL drawing l III 'tff !
Nav YosH Jpnet isst JOHN WATT Secretary.
OFyrCE or TIE MARI rosa COMPANY, NO. 30
ann ual "a of soekholdsrs Mariposs Com
rsny FOR he election Of Eve trustees tor the ensuing year.
anff,+ Och oll bus'n5ss come before the meet
nr vii ie isd AZ lhs ofce of he Conpsny. 80 wan street
New York city on t tfh day OF Jy nex a. noon q said
hours a tho tA Inst nm remain clssed rn the
nth dsy OF July next. JOHN WATT, secretary
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

1t will be by the above that the amount In the
hands Of the Assistant Treasurer Ia reduced about
fifteen and half millions. This is evidence or the
pressing necessities Of the government.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
Railroad duriog the third 10 June compare with
tbe receipts sor sht same sime last year follows
1s64............. SOS ls63.. s2o sal
Increase u,o pcr cent. ntD................... BOIL
Tue receipts Q, the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

EEARINER's SAVINGS BANK.
M NO. 1 THIRD AVENUE.
- NRw YoRK. June 90 1854.
DrvIpESp-The nual dividend free from govern
tax, the rate OF six per per all
from s5 $500 and aye per cent on sums over $500 will be
fror A. NJ. to > P. NJ and Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday lngs from to o clock.
THOS. B. STILLMAN President.
Isaac I. SMITH, Secretary. MN-
MINING SToCSS-AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS
u bought and sold all the stock Boards
York. Boston. Philadelphia &c, otherwise
commission, BY ALBERT Il. NlCOLAY. No. 62 William q.
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

terrns WELLS, FARGO CO.
nFFICE OF THE JERSEY CITY INSURANCE. Con-
~ pany, No Montgomery street.
FfFTEENTH SEMLANNUALD DIvIDkND 49,
JERSEY CITY, June 81, 1854.
The Board OF Directors or this Company have this day de-
cared annual dividend of ten o) cent free from
goysrnment tax. payable on and after July J.
- J. PAULMIER, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THg CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
" Railway Company, June 25 1854.
Coupoas due July l. 1864 from bonds issued by the Ga
lena and Chicago Union Railroad Company. will be paid
upon Office Of H. H. Boody Oo. NO.
Wall street. New York. and after that date r,,,,
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

OFFICE OF TIE .,,rv,uo coxp.sx
IS William street. room No. TO- -.
NEW YORK, June 3, 1854
NOTICE TO GOLD MINING COMPANIES AND
MANUFACTURERs OF MINING MAcHINRRf.-The
American Refining Company hereby gives notice that II s
ihe OF certain for the amalgamation and re
ducon OF gold and silver ores and that the pans being
the Freberg Pans and ohars OF similar
nfrngements Of said patents The Company
zaons parties have purchased or ordered such
machinery and will be found to the interest OF such par
this matter attention. to prevent
any detention ofIther mining operations f4s - tr
The New York herald., 1864-06-30
" COLUMBIAN
tMARfNE)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU STREETS.

Four hundred and hrtY eight C3) shares of the add
onal million dollars ~ capital stock remaining untAken
by stockholders under the noe heretofore given will be
disposed OF the highest bidder par upward the
whole payable the let day OF July nex at the time Of
subscription.
Sealed uroposas for the will be received the Office
of the company until the 2b day OF June inst nt twelve
O'Clock NJ
The bids mus, be The form prescribed by the under
signed. 20 he bad ~ the oaiee Of tho company.
The awards Il the stock I'd at the Once of
the after The 2otb Of june nsA NO other
notice viii 1e given and the 70 whom stock 10 award
ed will e required 10 sutsfbe and for The same before
three o'clock on the st fav Of july next or the privilege
viii be forfeited
Enw'D ROWE.
JosRPH MoRgrsoN iFinance
ALREgr q. LEE. Committed.
DANIEL ". TELLER
The New York herald., 1864-06-30

OFFIOH MARIETTA AND cINCINNATI =; GO.
~ CHILLIcofHK. OHIO, June Is. 1874.
TO Stockhodcn:-The transfer books OF this Company
with be closed from the lat TO the 18th OF July inclusive
Company. In New York; prep,ratory 70 the semi snnua
dividends W. &. WATSON, Secrctery.
fNFFICE OF THE ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA
on the mortgage bonds Of this company will be paid ct
w. L. n PHELPS, Treasurer.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-10
The American Conflict.

The above is the title of book now being
written by Horace Greeley, of which we have
received a few specimen pages. 1t contains a
carefully prepared History of the Origin of
Slavery in the Colonies, its progress under the
Confederation, and the Constitution showing it
10 have been the of the conflict of opinions
which eliminated in the war which is now
desolatng our country. When completed it
will contain a graphic description of all the
battles fought during the rebellion, illustrated
by maps and diagrams, and embellished with
fine steel portraits of prominent Generals con-
nected with the war both North and South.
The well-known reputation of the author as
Political and Historical writer, his facilities
for obtaining authentic information, the work
promises to be one OF unusual interest and in
estimable value.
The forthcoming work will be printed on
fine paper, and issued in two large double
column octave volumes of 600 pages each.
The first volume will be published on or about
the first of May next.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-10

Smiths Mias'rels and Variety Troupe
now performing at Belyidcre Hall, is
without doubt the most talented and gen.
tlemanly men We have bad in Cumber-
land for long time, and are certainly de-
serving of tue very liberal patronage ex-
tended to them during their stay in this
city, Everything they perform is entire
ly new to the citizens here, and is rend-
cred in a manner entirely void of vulgar
ity and obscene expressions which are so
often resorted to by travelling performers.
Mr.. Smiths entertainments are chaste
and select, and have been patronizcd by
our most fashionable citizens Thursday
night March 10th, has been set apart for
the benefit of the Sanitary Commission,
on which occasion we have no doubt but
what tho Hall will be crowded to sufioca-
ton. We hope our citizens will return
the compliment and tender Mr.. Smith Il
benefit as an appreciation of his many es-
timablc qualities.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-10
From New Orleans.
Rumored Rebel Morentents IN louisiana
The Attach; OH Mobile.

Rumored Rebel Morentents IN louisiana
The AHock OH Mobile.
New YoRK, March Tho World Is
New Orleans letter says it was reported
that 30, 600 rebels were marching through
Western Louisiana. General Banks had
sent large force into the Teche country.
There was rumor that the Second Lou
isiana cavalry had been captured by the
rebels,
The same correspondent says that the
naval attack on Mobile was mere DEM
onstration against Fort Gaines to prevent
Maury from going to help Polk Rumor
said that one Or two vessels had been Grip
pied. and that the feet put back out OF
range. The Calhoun, according to the
same ruinor, had been sunk.
Our troops are rapidly returning from
Pass Cavalo, Texas, and going to the
Teche, where some $4,000 of our men
are concentrated.
The Herald's Hilton Head correspoh-
dent says that General Gilmore had sent
orders to Florida that in future only jack
sonville should he held by our troops,
and no effort whatever should be made tc
occupy other towns.