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EATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY
Il 40. l. ofJeney City, will hold public tempe
rance meeting SUNDAY evening, Ia Mashington Han
OCT. Sth, Ct O'Clock, speaking by John B BOWL.
:. brooklyn. SINGING ny lrot WILTON and tLe
LEN, Rec. sec. l.I
NOTICE To THE FATHER MATHEW
~ Societies Of New York and Broofvn, aud other
Civic Societie--B.other members most earn stly
request that Won will cell, AMI before purchasing
elsewhere, examine my tcaris, "a an prepared 10
fe cheaper by ten per cent than rOid before last
81 PstHck's Day. ANY brother member that would
like 10 turn out on the anniversary OF ts;Lcr Mai,
theg's Birthday, the 10Th OF October Il he has no
rsgalia, let HIM come 70 me. and II be wants tina
loan Of one hs shal have u u WILSON No. 70
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n NKANU TEMPERANCE DISPLAY ~
u he Father VI. T. \. g. T. soc.ct~ No 8 Of Proo...
tvn, j. u. AZ o'clock Tomorrow veu,nt, ~ Iou.
- snce Han. corner Of Grend sul Iil 81. Come !
Of you that are heavy lcdcn, and the murihegs o ~
viii give Won ie.t-a'so YOU moderate drinksts and
hear Mr. Wuos. the eiito- the orator. and tie s,u1d
re.ionor; also vi. Wm. li.ovu. " Charlc, Tlenfle
Nll perform on the ducImcr. Sin'ilr Nv neaefa
Nah, Nurrv and others THOMAS II. LlDYI.
lftE. fA'ElJA iAkNiNl.l. Soc. IA
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main. The sentiment of nationality. of devotion to
the Union. Of faith IN the brave old dag will remain
likewise"
BoRAX TO KILL WATER BUGs-At the last meet
ing Of the Boston Society Of Natural History q report
was made by n member upon the effect of pulveriIed
borax upon the water bugs and cockroaches that in
fest our houses. The experiment was tried by sprink-
ling it around every crack and crevice suspected of
stfording shelter to these insects, with this effect,
that after three or four days quantities of dead ones
were found on the floor, and hardly a live one found
in the house Another experiment was tried by
combining two healthy specimens in q bottle, with =
admitted. At the end Of twenty-four hours one was
found dead, the other quite feeble; in thirty six
hours the last one was also dead. Thus proving this
simple and perfect remedy, the value Of which most
housekeepers will Experimentation -4irertistr.
A singularly atrocious murder has been committed
in the outskirts of London. The headless body OF 4
man wss found in the Plaistow Marshes. From the
appearance Of the corpse il is conjectured that the
first blow, either with u Ratchet or other sharp in
strument. apparently failed 10 accomplish its intended
effect, leaving only a cash upon the neck but the
second blow was apparently delivered decisively, and
severed the head from the trunk. In the evening. a
German suglr-baker. named Kohl, and his wife,
identified the clothes Of the deceased as those of a
former ledger Of theirs, n German and, from va
riOus cIrcn instances which subsequently came TO the
know ledge Of the police, Kohl and his wife were ap-
preh'nded. The murdered man was on his way 10
the United States. The case was under judicial in.
vest CATION.
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TEMPERANCE-A reform movement has been set on
foot. which promises TO effect some good among those
addicted to excess N liquor drinking On Monday
evening last, DR.. Gu,ick delivered a lecture On tenn
per,nce IN the vestry room Of the Bethel. The place
was found too small for those who sought admittance,
and a larger room will be provided We understand
chat other lectures will be delivered soon. In Ssri-
Gus parts Of England the temperance reform move
ment, We observe. i making Roadway, and IN one
town a Temperance Society has been organized. com
posed OF about 100 reformed drunkards, such men,
ber- only being admitted. And n "a straw, showing
how the wind blows. aud hOw public sentiment IN old
England Is changing, Se copy the folIo~Iug- ex-
tra--eI FROM, q leader IN the London Times, which
paper IS remarkable for discerning the current Of
popular thought.
IL u.s. pecuIarfty % spirit drinking that money spent upon Il
Isl, st best. thrown away, and - general TAR worse than thrown
away 4 neither supplies che natural wants % man, nor offers
az adequate sunautlue tr them. Indeed, 70 - TAR too favorable
9 visv Ot thF subject u1 treat the money surut 90 70 as u u we're
cast into che sea- a great portion % She harvest OF S"eien,
aul C. many raar countries, E applied O. = purpeae COMPARED
90 wu-u - w1-tt have ueru better tist the corn had never
ErlNu nd. or tlaL u bad ben miat-EeI tI the ear. Nu Way 50
rapid I1 increase tL- wealth Of nations and the morality 20 So
cety cruld bc desired ~ che uter auutbllItou oi the mauuiAc-
turr ot ardent spirits constituting a. they DO an infinite waste
AMI Az uum4Xsi evil
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~ The brig -fHgeHsrs sailed on the 25th Feb,
AT l P NJ. and the Whistler on the lst March. 1T
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FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT

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Boiling Kettles, Coolers, Centrifugal Machine, Working Oxen,
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Arv person DESTROYS OF making this suitable investment can
inspect the Plantation at any time by applying or the Premises
~CHUNGHOoN & Co, Honolulu.
UonoIulu. Fpb. "A. 1865. 457-Im
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Tue SAILORS HoXE.-This building, which Is one
Of the most prominent in Honolulu, has recently
been in the hands Of the carpenters and painters,
and received a thorough Overhauling and "A new
coat Of brown paint, which improves its appearance
very much. All public buildings should be sept in
good repair. The front corner has been taken by
Dr.. GuIick, Secretary ct the Hawaiian Board. and
editor Of re Ruo5oa newspaper. where supplies Of
AZ. kinds of Hawaiian b0cSs. testamen,s and bibles
ale kept TIE - Home Is under the charge Of Mr..
and Mss- J. " OaC. who have kept it for two or
three years. and though seamen generally prefer
IS sailors bolriiug-houscs.' there have been more or
less E~ea-farng men stopping at il AZ al times, and II
bias proved q - home TO many
EATEN y SHAEK-WhiIe the ship RsHtucbiau
was lying in the roads, some weeks since, two sailors
attempted TO escape in one Of the ships boats. dur
Ing the night. In lowering the boat It capsized. and
the men fell into the sea One Of them got into the
boat again, aui commenced bailing it out. %suppOsing
that his companion would swim to it and get IN.
But ne failed 10 appear and has not since been heard
Of Il j. thought he was taken down by the sharks,
which abound in the anchorage. His name was j.
II. Milne. aged twen;y-one years. n native OF the
United States Sailors connected with vessels OF TINS
port aud IN the har5Or should remember that sharks
abound at ses as well IS ashore.
ACcIDESr.-On Thursday last, q native woman had
her hand badly crushed at the sugar mill Of llr. Nc
keague in Nuuanu Valley. Her dress caught in the
c~ogwheels Of the rollers, and in the effort to exiricate
Il. her hand was drawn in. Amputation was found
necessary. =
The English yacht ThsmiI, Of the Royal
Yacht Squadron. returned from 8 cruise around
Kauai, on Wednesday,. having touched at the princi-
Pal ports On that island. She will sail soon for Ia
hit aud other islands Of the South Pacific.
u The brig ~-fHgsHsrs sailed on the 25th Feb,
at l P NJ. and the Whistler on the lst March. a;
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-30
ALLEGANY COUNTY
B 0 y N T 7 / O 4 MI

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Of
Z Al!eganv County by virtue of the late Act Of
the General Assembly, Eare resolved to rsss BY
loan, the sum of fFtY-four thousand, two hundred
dollars, TO be paid in cash the County Bounty OF
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to each man drafted
and held to service and 10 every person Volunteers
ing Or furnishing representative substitute. 10 be
creditc TO the quota Of the county under the call
u the President Of December 1854. One hundred
ma trty-hve County Bonds will be issued for two
aundscd dollars each, and sixty eight County Bonds
for four hundred dollars each. One-half of each
cless is payable on the arst.of January, 1856 with
nterrs. from date, and the other half on the first
day Of January 1857. with interest from date, the
frat years interest to be paid the latter on the
frs. Of January, 1866. and the second wears in
terest, with the principal sum, the first day OF
January. 1857. If any holders of Bonds should
desire longer investment the County Commissions
FRA can at future meeting extend the time for pay
ing the principal ann and continue to levy the in.
terest only on such bonds ennusIy.
Roth classes of Bonds now ready for delivery
and in the hands of the Alegrny County Bounty
isoard John II. Young. Nelson G. Read, and
Hopcwell Hehh. who are authorized rec i've sub
scriptions and deliver said Bonds to the subscribers
The County Commissioners have taken this action
under the law TO promote .en!istments, and place
the county an equal footing with Baltimore city
.nd the other counties of the State and enable this
county to Gil ts quota without resort to draft All
Who liable TO draft or have friends liable 10
draft shou!d invest in these Bonds and enable tho
.u.lIorie, to protect them from draft Nearly every
frsitat'e man in the county could raise enough TO
take bond, and If only few do it there will he
need for drsh. District clubs also should sub
scribe TO these bonds and thus save their district
rom DRAFT without cost, and all capitalists and
others interested in the industrial pursuits of the
county whether themselves liable to draft or not,
should that il Is their interest TO invest in .h.se
toais aud protect the county from draft.
AsAn
INVEST ENT.
Tr.r- ia no safer before The public. Tt,sa DOMHS-
TIC FUND, subject TO no uncertainties, and
BEARING SIX PER CENT. INTEREST,
clear Of all charges and capable of extension a. to
time Of payment to suit the holders.
By order Of the County Commissioners 81 Alle-
Esav County. KLlJAH FRIEND.
tSf9aw
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Thomas in Tennessee;

General Thomas has sent in an official re-
port of his operations whilst in charge of til,
army defending Tennesse. and after his part.
ing with Sherman. 1t covers about tour
months and half of time. during which the
bold advance of Hood from Alabama vas met
aud properly dealt with. The period may be
denominated the turning days of the rebellion.
1t embraced the era when it was demonstrated
that the cause of treason could not prevail
When Hood abandoned Alabama and Geor-
gia in q rash movement against Tennessee,
Thomas was Turing him on to his destruction
while Sherman, without obstacle, Was march
ing lelsarey through Georgia. and was per-
ferting the measures which led to the fall of
Savannah and Charleston.
Thomas aided these movements by his own
strategy 1t was bis duty to hold Hood in
his front, and.to keep him from following
Sherman. Day after day he pursued this
policy until the time had come for him to-
turn on his pufsuer and destroy his army
Ibis import ant TASK was executed WIN bravery
and success The army of Hood was routed,
pursued and followed until the retreating rem-
nant had put broad river between themselves
and the victors. Of the invading Robel army
ID, 1879 officers and men were taken prisoners
or received rs deserters Their losses in
killed and wounded could not have been less
than $4,000 more, so that of the force that
mensced Tennessee 80, 900 men have returned
under their leader to Alabama. They lost
70 guns besides immense numbers of small
arms and battle-Gsgs when they crossed the
Tennessee River dcmoralzed mob. Thomas
lost altogether. in killed, wounded and missing,
10, 900 mep, and remained master Of the sit
uation Such we're the triumphs that followed
the battle of Nashville We expect to hear
soon fJo,a Thomas again. He is in favora-
bic position to help the grand event of the
campaign. and it may be assumed that be will
no. remain idle all the summer.
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The illustrated Scientific American
New Volume of which commences Jan !, 1864


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Tha Battle ON SaturdaY,


The battle Of Saturday on the part Of LEE
is evidence of bis desperation, end perhaps it
is the beginning of that wonderful strategy
which his friends have insisted he would de-
velope to the establishment of GRANT and the
I" universal Yankee nation" But in this,
his fiyst inisiatory step, LEE has met with a
bloody and disastrous repulse. If he can af-
ford to throw away FIVE thousand men as reck.
lcssly IS I've did on Saturday, General GRANT
is perfectly willing that he should do so. Be-
tween such enterprises and assertions the
Rebel Comm ander.in-chief will not be long in
disposing of all bis available force.
ice may be able 10 spare the 500 men
lost on Saturday but according to his testi.
nony a few weeks since before the Rebel
Congressional Committee. he had no more
men than was necessary to man bis works and
keep GsAar out Of Richmond. He is doubt.
less in despairiug mood. and like bully
blinded b. the blows Of his antagonist. he
rushss his head against our forts, madly
hoping 10 conquer an enemy whose strength
ia net Set revealed. aad beneath whose prov
sss sooncr or later he will fall bleeding snt
crushed. The capture OF the fort will DO duly
heraldsd in Richmond as q yicsssy. So b
1t. DAVIS and LEE are welcome. doubly vel
come to all such triumpte. ~
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LIEN LAW NOTICE.
William Baker and !

William Baker and In the Circuit Court fsT Ale
Peter Baker, gany county. Sci IA under
IL. Lien Law, No. 2. Originals
william Harvey. to April Coar, 1855
NT0TlCE is hereby given to all claimants and
IN persons Interested, that William Baker and
Feler Baker on the 18th day of September, in the
year 1866. filed lien and claim in the Circut Court
for Aleyaav county, for the sum OF enc hundred
and eishty-four dollars and ffty-six cents, against
a certain two story horse erected upon LofNo. Is,
in the town of Oakland, owned or supposed 10 be
owned by William Harvey. The said lien is filed
for work done on said building, at the request OF
said William Harvey. Aud further notice is hereby
given TO ali persons and claimants interested that
they be an. appear before the Judge Of the Circuit
Court for Allegaay county, at the Court House in
the city of Cumberland, on the second Monday of
APRIL next, to show cause why the sad SUM OF
money should not be levied upon the said building
and lot of ground aforesaid for the use of the said
William Baker aud Peter Baker aeeerdidg TO the
form and effect of the Code of Public General Laws
and the Acts of Assembly in such case made and
provided If 10 them it shall seem expedient'
BASIL T. GARLlT2, Sheriff.
SaxETs csca XAeeh =, iesS-sw.
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10 tn CT, ior the Ply ment q; the a.n)aa.
SKID lrtit and each OF nd Commissioners appoint
ed lder this section shall receive a compensatier
OF III ee hundred dollars, $500, for the perform.
ancc OF he duties imposed by this Act; and pro-
videl, that no appointments shall be made By the
Governor for any County or Legislative District Of
the city Of Baltimore in case the said County, or
Legislative District of the city of Baltimore has
filed its quota prior to the said call, or any similar
call hereafter made.
Sec. L. And be it enacted; That all bonds issued
by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, AID
the County Commissioners Of each county, as rs
quired by the said original Act: shall ec exempt
from all State, city o. county taxation.
Sec. 5. And lie it enacted Tha. this A.. shall
take effect from the date OF its passage.
We certify that the aforegoiu; is q .rne copE @.
an Act which passed the General Assembly Of Mary
land, March u. 1865.
c. HARDWOOD. SecretGry Of Senate e
". R. COLE, Chi5 Cierk Of Houss Of Dslsgates.