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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
FREE SCHOOLS.

THE Public Schools are row o.en i'll Cumber-
land, in the following Rooms
District NJ. l.-South of Baltimore street, from
the river to the city Limits. School South Aeehan-
c street, by Mrs. BYRss.
District It. 5-Betwcen Baltimore and Bedford
streets from Wills creek TO city limits. School in
the Engine House South Liberty street, by Mr..
S. FonygY, with Mrs. CLARK Assistant.
District No 3.--From Bedford street TO Little
Valley Road, and from Wills creek TO city limits
School in basement of Baptist church, Bedford
streets, hy Miss LIZZIE RUssgLL, with Miss Z. l.
IlESrz, Assistant.
District No All above Little Nsllcy ros
from Wills cre; k to city linits. School bJ Mis-
McCASpLrss, at her schoo-ruotn.
Dist, let No. 5.-All West of Willccfeck. SchUo
corner of Green and 5malIw ood strcets, by Mr.. 5
HoYNAH.
GH- Citizens Interested are referred % thc!ea,h
ers, who have full Instructions on all points
Il. s. ZEFBLY, Commissioner.
Oct S-3t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
Democracy and Repudiation.

Mr.. Sallaadigham is making speeches IN
Ohio. According to the rorerts of them in
The Cincinnati papers, he goesvchemen'ly Tor
The reputation Of the national debt. Beiiev-
ing It to have been contracted in the prosecu-
ton of an anrigh:eoas war, he contends that
not a farthing of it should be paid. Moreover
he asserts that it can't be paid even if the
Uni,el States makes the greatest efforts to pay
it. such utteranccs are undoubtedly ,pi5mP'
ed by most disloyol spirit, spirit untriend-
" to the Federal Government ond reckless Of
the good Of the country. Any party that
permits itself 10 be controlled or in'ucnccd
by them will speedily 60 down to the DUST
and cant go down too speedily.
The national debt can be paid. 1t must be
paid. thrill be paid. The repudist'of Of ii
would dishonor and degrade car country al
most as much as submission to the rebellion
would have done True, the amount due Is
large, very large, and yet not SO large when
considered in reference to our vast resources
| IL Is not SO ldiHt dS liiC H'bb VI S'N"N
the interest of which ls ever promptly pai"
and our people can bear twice or three times
the taxation that the people of Great Britain
can, for individual earnings in this country ave
twice or three times as great as in that. Bu
sc viii not argue this matter in short para
graph; the ability to pay the national debt hi"
been demonstrated by the best fn"nciers an'
statisticiaus as perfectly as anything can b
demonstrated outside Of the exact sciences.
1t is quite curi,us thing tha: some of tn
treasonablo spirits of the North whilst insist
ing that VIC cant ray our own natlona! debt
insist with equal or greater earneStncSs TIM
we are bound by every principle OF honor t
pay that of the dead Southern Contcder"c,
and must DO it, Let the Northern people pm
|, their heels upon the breast Of Northern trca
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
Views of the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
(jnyrenCy.

The Secretary of the Treasury of the Uni cd
States made spccch at Fort Wayne, lndi-
ana, on Wednesday night. lie. sali ne was
one of those who look upon an irrcieemab'e
currency as an evil which circumstances ray
for time render a necessity, but which Is
never TO be sustaincias p POLICY. We favored
a we'll secured Convertible paper currency
No Other can to any extent be properly SUIT
stitutcd for coin. For all ordinary home
transactions paper rooney is sufficient but
there are constantly recurring periods when
balances between countries, and in the United
States. between different sections, mast b.
settled in coin Whenever specie is NEEDED
for tbs rrrro-c, the paper currency shool'
! be convertible and a circulation not 50 con
v,rt,he viii not be and ought not to be tolcr.
,seI By the people The present inc0nTerti
/ he currency uf the United Suites was Il ne
f.ho,sity Of tho war. but no,c he cmTc1cy sh"m%
lie Jrjaglt up 10 q Specie standard, and hc sd'
/ no maI or'doia5 It bit b. mjhI,~ri.y par
! ti.n of 1t (rom cjrca!ation. The extreme
high prices now prevailing indicate that tn
business Of the country is Ill an unheath.
condition. We have u circulating medium
altogether larger than needed for Legitimate
business. and he excess Is used III spccuia
tons. The United States to-day is the bes
market in the world FOR foreigners to sell in
The consequence is, Europe is selling Us NOR
Shan she Luys Of US. including our securities
which ought not to 90 abroad, and there is
,Iclt rolling up against us which must be set
tied. in part at least, with coin.
II Coagrcss shaV eary !" he appFoachtH
session, aahor;@e he .t"ndj"A Of ""g"' ten
de,s," and the morh q reaact,oH Is coa'nlcNce
aad prudenAy caTried on, re sa"H reach Al
pnoJalig, rtfhom iV'oy and e"tb"rassmef
Iisqi bnsjhcss. J nat, IRE sh"A hotc 2 C'.F.
,,Stiod ofsrasc;iee property, Fe$eh'"g =" re
spreoa b10Arup.cy oml di@s'erl He wa
h,pcful that by wise Legislation we will escal
financial collapse, and that the currerc
may be brought to specie standard @i,hor
those financial troubles which have in a
countries followed a proIrac;ed ard eNpcEsl'
war.
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THE REGISTRATION LAW

We understand that several Of the officers
Of Registration in this county are rather I'M
decided as to the meaning of that portion OF
the lu+:7 which provides for the rcopening OF
the books on tho 31st of October and the LIST
Of November, and some Of them take the
ground that they are authorized TO register
the names of any persons who may apply, an"
who have not before been registered. How
any such construction can be placed upon tue
law is a mystery to us. The language 10
nlain and unmstaheablc, and cannot possibly
be m ade to convey any such idea. 1t says
the books shall be opened at the time ana
placc specified, to show any omissions or
"othcr errors in Baij lists, at which time the
"lists of qualified voters shall be corrected
"apd finally closol," &c. Not word Ii
said in regard to registering new names
and the failure of any individual to apply tol
registration cannot properly be termed al
error. If the name of any person who mas
applied for registration has not appeared II
the published list, he has a right to appear
before the registers and ascertain the caus'
of such omission, or .;t proof is given thai
names of disloyal men have been registered
they may be erased The meeting of the Reg
listers ON this occasion is only for the purpose
of correcting the lists, and not for the purp"s
of extending them. The registration ne'
names is contrary to both the letter aud Spirl
of the law.
Since the above was put in type we hae
read a letter in the Baltimore american, fror
Attorney-Gen'l RANDALL to Gov. BEA' Fohr
on this section Of the law, which We will put
lish next week
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
UNIVERSITY OF MARfLANh'
scHoOr, MEDICINE.

The FrTYEiGHrH sE ury 81 ae n ~a,o ..
me,is,nr' WnNbtY. the 10th ofGc,oier 1867 end
mil, ,,.;,i All VI M ,he LIT Of Mnrth, 1866.
VIII ecu 0' EICI,LTY or FHTSiG.
xaTY5y H. SMITH, K. H., Pr,:o,sor Of
Surgery. .,,-r,- IL n RI ~ pc
&c rhcmist.y and Pharmacy.
% y r.. NIL TENBER GER, ". D., Professor
~ obstetrics and diseases, Il Wnnc,. aad Children.
RTCHfRU NcSHE%R Z, ~ y. Professor of
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine aud Hygiene.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, *. H.. Fssfrs-
so. of Anatomy and Physiology.
SfAGEL g. CHEW, n. H., rroF'eor OF Rs-
terra Medina and Thcrsrt mites.
.I4IES IT. BLTLER, A. D., Dcmon,trator
| of Anatomy. 80
zion sb: for practical Anatomy il0.
THE BALTIMORE LNfJRktRT, uliict .
attached to the Medical COLLEGE. Is large tiospi'"i,
| .lways omen to The visits OF the s ndrmt, waeio
they may observe practice. witness surgical oitfA-
,inns and attend Clinical lectures by tho various
Professors ut all seasons, without ANY t''di iohai
c'iarre -, ,,,,r,..-ni.~,."r - n
| So. g.. g., r.c- -, i'-ty.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

RELEASED. Alexander IL. Stevens, q
Georgia, joan A Campbell, of Ala, John
II. Regain, Of Texas, George A. Trenholm, Of
South Carolina, and Chas. Clark Of Mississppi,
prominent citizens Of the South, have been
released from Fort Warren on parole, not to
leave their respective States without permits
sion of the President The President i'll. his
order for their release says that the authority
of the Federal Government is sufficiently re-
stored in the aforementioned States to a!init
9! their release from close custody.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

PITTsBURG AND CoNNELLsyILLE RAILROAD.
During the present month work will be re-
commenced on the pittsburg and Councils
vile railroad and vigorously prosecuted. Ii
is confidently expected that by the first of
January an opening will have been made
through the Sand Patch tunnel, and no effort
will be spared on the part of the company, it
is stated, to bring about an early completion
of the road. The prospects Of the company
at present are represented to be very bright
and with the material aid which has been aud
is still being provided them they intend tC
push the work rapidly to complction.--Pias-
Jgg Commercial.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

re- The treasure captared among JET
Davis's effect by Major-General Wilson's
forces, in Georgia, and taken to Washington
by Mr. 7. Wombly, Of the Redemption Bu-
roa u of the Treasury, has been cousted at the
Cashiers room Of the Treasury. 1t amounts
to sS7 SIS in gold, mostly old coinage; So
800 in silver; 1iG pieces of foreign coin OF
gold and silver, value not yet estimated, end
&c bricks Of silver, wcig hing over five pounds
each, and the estimated value one hundred
dollars each the value Of the whole being
somewhat over 100000. Some of Til.
money and bullion is claimed by The Bank o.
yireinia, the Exchange Bank Of Nirgina
and the Farmers Bank of Firginia, as being
u portion of their funds which were carried
off at the time of the evacuation Of Richmond
No decision has yet been made by the Depart
mcnt Of the claims.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

gy Macmillan has issued an imperial de-
cree which nominally abolishes slavery in
Mexico, but at the same time establishes a
system of peouagc in the empire which is
scarcely less obnoxious than slavery itself.
Kentucky mas expended over two millions
Of dollars for national troops, in addition to
her home guard, for which she never received
REIN bursement.
Charles Dickens had sun stroke while in
Paris. lie was quite ipsensible for some
hours but speedily recovered, aad at last adj
css was quite well.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

THE WInz TRIAL was concluded on Satur-
day, 80 far as the testimony was concerned.
The court offered to give the counsel for the
defense, twelve days in which to prepare his
argument, but this Mr. BAKER refused to ac-
ceps. he wanted two weeks and would take
np,hinr less. so he submitted his case without
argument. The court adjourned until yostor'
day. when Judge Advocate Chapman was tc
deliver his argument for the government anc
thus close the case The trial has lcen i,
progress since August 26, and the prosecu
ton have examined one hundred and twenty
eight witnesses. Tho defence opened OF
September 26, and about thirty witncsse'
we're examined by them, Since tho opening
of the trial there have been in ali about eigh
DAYS Adjournment The trial has cost thu
government more than the lives of THOUSAND
such men as WIRz are worth, and we trust
speedy end may be put both to his case ans
to his existence.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

EXTRA Session or TIE MARYLAND hfG1sLA-
Tunr.-It l. stated upon good authority that
it is the inteption of Gov. BRADFORD, at the
suggestion Of Dir. SWAMI, governor-ciect to
call au extra session Of the Legislature carly
in January, probably about the time that Nh.
SWAN. takes his scat. Much business Of great
Importance awaits the assembling Of the ,egis-
la;ure, aud the lover counties manifest great
deal Of interest in it,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

TIE PEEs,pEsT's VIEW or TIE MoHHoE
DocrnlsE.-T New York correspondent OF
the London Herald records conversation re-
ported to a;o taken place between the i'res'-
dent and gentleman who called upon INN
in refc en- e to the Monroe doctrine. The
follow ing are the observations eff the Ffesi-
dent us given: .st
Nv mission is The Union. feel that If
can, within my term of Office, store all the
States to their former relations with each 9TH
Grand with the Union, and can bring about
as well a harmonious if not absolutely fra
terual feeling between North anil South, |
shall have mcftcd the applause of my coun
trymen, ard earned an honorable place IN
history. TO the restoration Of the Union
in sprit as well az in fact shall bead all
nv energies. I Shall permit no foreign qHcs,
/ ton to interfere with the ful Development o
nv scheme for such restoration lave
enough to 10 without dcyotiug attention tC
Other matters. The Monroe doctrine is al
Mght believe in 1t. But there arc great
| i principles at stake than those involved IN
that question. When the Union Is restore
it viii be time for talking about foreign ar,
gressions on this continent | shall do all
can to make the Southern pcoaIc happy, and
pall;ata the bitterness Of their defeat.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
Uostctter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters.
READ REV. w.n.L2E's LITTER.
BnooKlyy, n. Y, Nay %, 1856;


BaooKlyx, N. Y, My %, 1868.
Mars N,st1trr 4 Smith:
Ge,tlon,n-I have used your Bitters during the
last six weeks, and feel it due to you and to the
public to expires my he rty approval of their effect
npon me. never wrote ''putf'' for any one, and
| ahhor ouackcry But your Bittrrs are entirely
removed from the level of Tie nostyums os the
dav, being patent alike TO ALL and exactly what
they profess to be- They are no. advertised to
cure everything hut they are recommended TO AS
sist nature in the alienation and ultimate healing
of many of the most common inhrm'i'cs OF the
BODY, and this they will accomplish. had been
unycli for two months, is usual with me during
ing Twas bilious and suffering from ill.,
digestion, and a general disease of the mucous
membrane. and though compelled toRcep at work
in the discharge Of my professional duties, was very
weak. Of yellow complexion, no appetite, and much
OF the time confinedso ny bed. When had beer
taking your Bitters week my vigor returned; th'
.niIow complexion was all gone, rclished my food
and now enjoy the duties of the mental epplica
ton which - recently were So very ifksonit ant
| mrdepsome to me- when | used your Btters.
GH a change every day. These are tacts. All in
| ference must be made by each individual for him
self. Yours, respectfully,
W. b. LEE,
Pastor of Greene Avenue Presbytero" Church
| Sept 2s-lm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
NJ ARIf{ED.

On the 29t, II September, by Rev. VIM A. Nc
Ecc MIR RA.uNp;. r. EYLRa: OF Frederick county
sd, to Miss CAaoLlss ilEspRtcssoS, of Bediold
county, Pa.
On Thursday, 9TH instant, ~ the same, Mr.
;iasgA u. DEAR 10 Miss MANY a. "oLfonD, al q
dis c"nnty.
On Tncsaay, the 10Th instant, by the aa'ne, Mr.
WM r. Bee. of Allcsany county, Md, to Mis-
Dnrs.LLa II CLARK, OF Bedford CO., Pa.
On the 9Th instant. ut thu Kevtre House In thi
CITY. by Rev. J. Henry Vossccr. Mr.. GEoRGa +
CcxysG,as to Miss Massey uUrros, both OF Hard.
COUNTY, West va.
4, the same time md place, by the same, Mr.
Josrpu V. WILLIAMS 10 Miss MARY S. CCsslSdnAs
both of Hardy county, ". Va.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

R| The cattle murrain in England con
tinucs to spread. and has at last seized upon
tho sheep. The disease is highly. infectious
and no remedy has yet been found for it, an(
it is causing the greatest CONSERVATION ant
a;stress am oflgst the farmers. tai
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

$4,000 Stencil Ioqis - cipstsass assss $,
~ .ur Presidents CARRIERS, aud TrcnsufcFS OF
three Banks ndorse the. circular sent tree WIZ
s'n,,lcs. Address The American STENCIL Tool
Works Springfield, Vermont.
Oct. l9, lSG5-3tn
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

R3-Within the past few days the Freed
mems Bureau has restored to eleven parties
in Louioun county, Va, property valued at
over two hundred thousand dollars, heretofore
held BIZ the Government as abandoned.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

EFr Immense herds Of cattle are pouring
into Louisiana from Texas. and the price of
bcefin New Orleans has fallen fifteen cents.
In other parts of the State the price ranges
from seven to ten cents per pound.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

The Mechanics Convention, held in Wash
inrton on Wednesday, adopted an address to
the workinsmeu of the United States, in ad-
vocacy Of the eight hour system.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

EY-The Prcsi dent, it is understood, has
signed the pardons of the members of the
South Carolina convention, and forwarded
them to Gov. Perry for distribution.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

General Santa Anna is existing troops in
St Thomas to all Juaraz. At latest dates he
had enlisted one hundred and t~cnty-scvcn
mon. mostly Italians.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

cEThe Louisville Journal blows hot and
cold with almost the same breath. \ few
weeks since its columns were filed with ar,
ticles demanding that Kentucky should abolish
slavery. Now It is pregnant with abuse O
abolition editors, abolition statesmen. and
abolition advocates. PRENTICE is great
paragraphist, a great egotist, and great
Ueaiher-cock.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

Governor Andrew. Of Massachusetts,, has
arpointed THURSDAY the 30th Of November, a;
the annual day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
for that State.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
sMistetlaneauS
u -
I LIT OE LETTERS.

Published, by authority Of the Post Office
Dcoartmcnt, IN the Cieilian and Telegraph,
as tie Paper hartng the larJcst circulation.
T ErTElS ren a ming unclaimed in the Post Of
i fee at Cun.b riani, State OF MARY land, ls.h
dag OF October, 1865.
~ ITO oLtnin any Of these letters, the appi-
must call for 'a9rersed Letters. give the date
or this list and pay one ceut Tor advertising.
GREE DELIVERY of letters hy carriers, at the
residence of owners, may be secured ky observing
the following rules;
81. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, ~ well as the posl-oficc and State.
an. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of n let
ter to the writer If unclaimed within 30 days OF
less written printed with the writer's name post
office and gae. the left hand and If the en-
vrope; on the face side will be complied with at the
usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when The
ctter is delivered to the writer"
Angdou Rose Mir jenkins Washington
AbI. Rity Kelley James
Adams Stacy Kirkpatrick Cynthia Miss
RnhisAnnp Eliz Miss Little Thomas
lrowniield John II Mnrshall u :
s,rine lanes f Mcloy John
Brown Annctta Miss OF Charles
Curron Dan 2 Plat Martha Nrs
collins Z Mrs Russell Annie Mise
tow,u CT Rice Joseph
| Cunningham T A SKIPPER
Comfy John s Shield, jefferson
Carson James N Scott Il \
| Daily G Scglar Martha 4
| D,tiits Annie Miss Smith Charls D
| Frost Conrna Smith Geo Henry
| Fisher james sells W IN
| Frost Ms Tobn Martin
| Gregg George InP'c't thomas
GazCGy Minnie Ni-s ThesScr Thomas
Goldsiroro Mary ars Hoi@rh Jonn
lTamill Chas ii M"rd J9e'
Hagen Stefan MN''1
| Tnnos q II Whistler Julia
Ja'.tna, isaac Williams Mary Ann Mfg
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

100000 Watches. Chains, LocketS, KINGS, Brace
iets, S,ts OF Jrwciry, Gold Pens, e." &c
To be Disposed Of at ONE DOLLAR tanh without
regard TO value, not to be na! for uriii you kno"
what you to receive.
100 {; III irnting-Ca.p Watches, each $50 10 81 IS
$40 Silver aches ................cath $50 to -
TO- 900 Cold pets and Silver Case. ...eaca . 10 q
10 00U Sets in.,.iss jeweiry (aSsnrte'il 10 10
And u large assortment OF JrHelry OF every DE-
| .crpion Cor ladies and gents wear, VARYING IN
| value from So t, S25 each. The method Of dis
posing OF these goods at osE DoLLTE each IS as
| follows
| CERTIFICATES naming an ARTICLE ard il,
price are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES ana
well mixed, one Of whi.h will he sent by Mail &c
any address on reccip, of rrre. "ne Certificate 81
cents. Five for 81. There are no 8lANhS. i'r
must get the value .: your money. Circulars Will
particulars FREE. Adde'S,
| A. J. HARPER i IN.
229 Broadway. n. 7. Box sac T. ti seT YORK
Oct. 10, lS65-im
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

The FouRru CoGrs We have just re-
ceiyed two letters from the gallant old 4th
Corps, in Texas This corps has immortal
lied itself time and again. On the bloody
fields of shiloh, Stone River, Chicamauga.
Missionary Ridge, Dallas. throughout the
Atlanta campaign, and at Franklin and Nash
vile, this body Of veterans did noble deeds.
They we're "baptisod in FIRE and blood and
came forth pure steel" From the time Of its
organization until now, they have known no
rest. Through the burning suns of mid,
summer they trampsd steadily through the
States of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia
through the freezing srows and piercing
winds of three long winters they made un
broken campaigns in the mountainous regions
of Kentucky and Tennesscc-without shelter
and without food, save what they foragcd--
a few pints Of corn meal and an occasiona
piece Of pork. They bore all this with cheer
fulness, but now that the war is over and the.
are almost equally as ill-fed, they ask redress
We hope these gallant fellows may be wei
cared for, and have all they need.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
LIST OF BOOKS

TO BE USED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Sargent's Spoilers,
Wilson'S Primers,
/" Readers,
Cornell's Biographies,
Quackcnbos' Gramm,rs.
Go,,lrich's Histories U >.
Bond Copy Books.
Davies Series OF Art''m" cs.
rls-l5 q. PHg Nca gF, Presf.
i. s. HEvEly, Seq
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Vleet1isu aotle..,
ELECTION NOTICE.


In pursuance Of Article 50 Section II OF tie Cote
Of Futile General Laws, SUTiCE Is hEhEbI
GIVBN 10 the j. dyes Of Election ard Voters, ih1s
ali election vii! c held and take place in tie slvs-
raj Election Di,tri:ts Of Allegany county,
On Tuesday the 7M day # Norenster, 1862.
FoR TriR FoLLCwIsu OyslCEss, TO Wit:
For ONE JUDGE or THE cIRCUIr CORR
fnr .4RecHny comfy:
FIR On 8 SHERiFF (tr iHcgahy seEsiy:
ts5r UNE,SytRF'2YORfo for .1H:sa:s coa.ts:
for FIVE COMMISSION EHS;cr .4H>y ny sDD,-T.
Is. T. GARLlTZ, SESri1.
Sheriff. Office October H. iS1h.
SHERIFFALTY.
To tho Independent Voters nf -ilissany County,
7 OFFER my self To your consideration nd 'aIst-
4 date for Sheriff at the approaching election. II
successful She Duties ufthe oce will DC discharged
with impar,iaiity. .-..
BLIJAH FULLkR.
Cumberland, August g. 1868 --te';
I HEREBY announce M sclf rs candidate Nr
the Sheriffaty of Allegrry County at the ensu'ug
election, and, il elected, pr"Ini., to discharge The
duties of my Office TO the bes; Of my ability, i&iL-
fully and imrartslly.
HANsOE RILLISOs.
| July 30, isG5-e.C
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

CHAMP FERGrsos, the notorious Tennessee
,>-r--r; e., 10 le hug Tomorrow. a
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

re- The Fcnian Congress has assembled i'll
Philadelphia, aud is very largely attended.
The greatest enthusiasm is manifested, and
perfect harmony prevails. The deliberations
o. the "Con rress" will be secret.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

Gsg' The President has parlonei the ontirc
South Carolina Convention.