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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
FIRST WEEK

FIRST WEEK.
Somerset Johnstown
Plank road Co VS. Hamilton,
Rainey VS. Shoemaker,
LitZinger VS. Conrad,
Pollard, for use VS. Drskeli, ct ar
Adams VS. Collins, ct al,
HasSOn VS. Collins, ct al,
Linton VS. Tenlon,
Wherry VS. Murray,
Gerrity VS. Murray.
SECOND WEEK.
Stremel VS. Handshue,
Hasson, .Guardian&c VS. Greves,
Penna Railroad Co vs. Durbin,
Paul VS. Riddle,
Rex, Kemerer i Co VS. Paul's Executor,
Newkrk ct al VS. King ct al,
Sink VS. Cretin,
Williams VS. Riley,
Richardson VS. Holman,
VIM Carr Il Co VS. Palmer ct a,
MCague VS. Same,
w Williams Jr VS. Same,
Paul VS. Plummer,
WhittIe Il Hornck VS. Heslop,
Lloyd Hill VS. Palmer ct al
Barndoliar VS. Green,
Murphy VS. Storm,
Jones VS. Moore,
Yeagley VS. Croyle's Executors,
Hollywood VS. Lycoming ms Co,
Meyers for use VS. Tiley,
Bradley VS. Fenlon Sur Par,
Divers VS. Scott,
Same VS. Same,
Fronheiscr VS. Gissford,
Finnarty VS. Knott,
Burgoon VS. Pennock,
Meyers for use Tiley,
Darby VS. OHagan,
Commonwealth VS. Roberts ct al,
Glass VS. Films Executors,
Rose VS. Gageby,
Sanchez ct al VS. Mccormick,
Meyers for use VS. Tiley,
Moores VS. Holiday,
Directors of Poor of
Blair Co VS. Washington tp,
Kean VS. MGahey,
Kerrigan VS. Kinkead,
Griffith VS. Ross ct al,
Mullen VS. Glass,
Noon VS. Dunmyre,
Runnior VS. George,
Matthews VS. TroxeH,
Noble et al VS. Same,
Tiley VS. Meyers,
Commonwealth VS. Moores,
Burk VS. Burgoon,
Pringle VS. Cooper,
George VS. Conrad ct al,
Burgoon VS. Robinson,
MGlade VS. Mullin,
Meyers for use VS. Tiley,
Same VS. Same,
Moore ct al Nicholas
Steffey VS. Baum,
Murray VS. Skelly.
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Market Report.

nsa- See new advertisements on opposite
page Of this paper.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28

PERsONAL.-Col James NJ Swank, of
Johnstown, having obtained the appoint
ment of clerkship in the Treasury De-
partment at Washington, has resigned the
Office Of Superintendent Of the Common
Schools of this county, which position he
had acceptably filled since February last
We hear the names oc Messrs. Henry Ely
and S. B. NJ Mccormick, of Johnstown, and
Daniel Mclaughlin, Of Gallitzin, mention
ed II connection with the vacancy, but
are not advised as to who has the inside
track
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LIST OF CAUSES The following is the
List of Causes, set down for trial at the
December Term of our County Court:
First WEEK.
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[
The mails arc carried on the Mail Train
east and the Express west, arriving here
together at noon. To answer the require
ments of this schedule, mail matter from
hence eastward is obliged to be transport
ed to Wilmore in the evening and remain
there until 6.23 next morning mail mat
ter westward leaves here at Z 4. NJ.
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All this, of course it is unnecessary to
add, is extremely good poetry 1t con-
tains variety of large things. 1t more
over is of a totally different metrical com.
position from anything down in the books
In short, it is a happy originality. We
are proud Of it.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
Oh the snow the snow!
Hnl hn

Great institooshun to mortals below
| drink to thee freely, my big thing on ice
In Heidsi :k-or lager, if such viii suffice
One favor ask, tho',-that thy grimsome Gid
Be broke to US gently-don't take US by
storm
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28

Oh the snow. the snow!
You know
FamoGsly rendered per favor of Poe
How now glide DER the whitening crest
Care fitting far from our bosoms, I'm blest ,
Merrily CHEEKY, the jubilant clang
Of silvery tells float on air-gI'lang!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-12
Obituary.

Died. in this place, Monday The Sd instant, Mrs
cATHARlNE NJ. wife Of Mr. James ". Turcnline
and younse. daughter o. the late ThOmas ssundersOn
Of Washington county.
Peaceful in lic peaceful 10 DEATH Blessed are The
dead which die in the Lord from hcnccsorih."
Died, al his residence ia Alamsnce county. on ID,
9Th Or Ma,. NJ. WILLIAM JOHNSON. 10 the sOlt
year Of his ssc. The deceased had been iOr thirty
year. consistent member d the Methods, Protestant
Church. He a true friend, Kind husband ant
father, and devoted christian.
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d AR R1nn.

10 this county. on "Wednesday the ssth Of May. by
William Cheek. ESD, Mr. ANDERSON r. GATES
10 Mrs. MARY 4. LLOYD.
On Thursday the 9Th instant a, the residence Of Mr.
William Riley, BY l.. W. Hall, Esq. Mr. lanes
RILEY 10 Miss sALUDA VAUGHN, al Of this
county.
In AIamance county, on Monday the 27th o. May,
by Henry ThOmp.on, Esq, Nc. GEORGE W. coLEY,
Of Granville county, to Miss ISABELLA 9. PARIS,
q Alamance.
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FIGHTING AZ AQUA CREEK.

wasHISoroS. June H. The steamers Free.
born and Ancostia are engaging the battery
at Aqaia Creek. Two war vessels have
been ordered To their support. After firing
some ten or twelve shots. the steamer with
drew. None Of the Confederate forces we're
hurt. On Friday the fight was renewed.
The Fredericksburg News 10 postscript
dated at half.pa sir p. IN. Of Friday, says |;
-Four vessels appeared OF Aqua Creek
this morning at 10 o'cluck--2 steamers. q
tug. aud sehooner--snd opened FIRE upon
our battery. which continued till T.. VI.
When the troops from here arrived il was
all over. We learn from Edward White.
Esq. private In fhe Artillery. Who has just
returned on hand car, that none Of our men
are hurt. The officers quarters were injar.
ed BY she'll. The enemy fred wild, big
shot. bat often over the hill tops. No at
tempt vas made 10 land.
Walkers Battery fred on them from the
Tamp. the elevation belaw. and killed some
with she'll. as was distinctly seen with q
glass. Walker fred 10 shots in two min.
utes with Of his guns, and $50 times in all,
A Msrylander came ever and says they
brought some ashore 10 bury.
At o'clock they withdrew, hauled OF,
had enough-but still in sight. Our men
are still there.
FREpKsickssuna, June 4.-Pifty Federal.
ists were killed in the fight al Aqua Greek
The Southern battery was engaging the Fed.
eral forces. but the result was unknown. u
is reported that several we're killed on th,
ships.
RIcHsosp. June 5.--None Of our men wer,
injured in the action at Aqua Greek, bul
there Is reason TO believe that large nun.
ber q the enemy on beard the ships were
killed.
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FirspisH OuraAes nv YasKrE Taoops. -
Under The heading Of :" latest from Fortress
Monroe," the Baltimore "south." Of Wed.
nesdsy afternoon, publishes the followingi
Great excitement has been prudaeed al
Old Point by an outrage perpetrAted by gov
ernment soldiers on Saturday last. IL APP
pears that party Of them had gone 10 gen.
tlemaa's house near by. and assaulted a young
lady some sixteen years Of age, with the de.
sign 10 outrage her person. Her father. an
aged man, came 10 her assistance. when these
fends seized him, aud threatened his life u
he raised an alarm, and with revolver
pointed al his head, he was forced 70 witness
The consammaden Of their ,ilainous pur..
pose upon the person Of his child. General
Batter was yesterday afternoon engaged 20
examining into The case, but the result had
not transpired when the steamer left. Con.
slant complaints are being made 10 the Off.
GERS there. by persons living in the vicinity,
whose lands and dwellings have been insad
ed by the government soldiers. who stta
whatever they fancy from their houses. and
carry of chickens. sheep and hogs, wher.
ever they can find them.
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Hoilorags PiHs.-Murh Truth 10 a snail compass.
- Derangemeai Of he Somqeh aud Borets - Few
people are conyersant with The manner IN which the
blood is created, OF that the stomach with the gastric
juices the seereons Of the liver and the action Of the
lungs are the chief agents for converting the food eat
into blood hence the great necessity for preserving the
stomach in sound and healthy condition. Nothing
has yet been discovered eiec,ua for this than
HoIoways famous Pills, which act directly on the
MACH liver bowels anil circulation In bilious disor
Jers indigestion, cosisenes.. and al consequent COM
paints headaches piles aud debility. ihrP medi.
cine ia use which insues such certain and beneficial
results.
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LKr II NOT ms PoaoorrEs-That the p ost
age on all letters is five cents for any dis.
lance under Eve hundred miles 10 the CM.
lederate States--over Eve hundred miles ten
cents. IL ell eases the postage must be pre-.
paid. Letters intended TO be sent outside 81
the Confederate States must have United
States postage stamp on them. in addition 10
prepayment as above specified.
Editors throughout the Confederate States
should bear 10 mind that no papers are Zoe.
warded in any direction beyond the limits u
said States, except 70 Kentucky and Nilsson.
ri.
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FROM EUROPE.

Return of Hon. George ~ Daiias Debate in lhe Eng
Hsh House Of Lords on the Blockade. sss
The steamer America with dates. to the
10Th arrived at Halifax on the 50th of May,
from Liverpool
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, late U. s. Minis
ter to England, is passenger.
Mr.. Adams, the new Ambassador, had been
presented at Court. ~
In the House of Lords the Earl of Ellen
borough asked the Government whether the
term "lawful blockade" in the proclama-
ton. was to be interpreted literally or with
qualifications, as according to the strict
meaning Of the Paris agreement, it was i'm
possible to maintain an effective blockade.
He complained Of the vagueness of the PROF.
amation in respect 70 articles contraband Of
war.
Earl Granville replied that lawful block
AIDE must be maintained by a sufficient force,
but It was not absolutely necessary to rem
der all ingress or egress impossible. but to
render il extremely difficult. With respect
to other questions, he stated that certain arr
tices were clearly contraband of war, but
that certain other articles depended upon
special circumstances and contingencies,
which could only be decided by prize court.
and which il was impossible to define before
hand.
The. Earl of nerby said that there were
two no;nts an which 4 was ds s;rahle ,b,t ,ha
Goyernment should come ~ an understand !.
inv with The United States. They nroeIaim
blockade of the Whole Southern coas,.
WINCH thew had nat the force 70 maintain
Although ihey conld IawtulIy blockade Ger.
tain ney,s +; wss mn, dss;,,h,e that thsy
should nr.cIa,m ! universal blockade hut
only maintain 4 partial one.
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rnE TRIuMPHs nr scIENcE.

Eufeks Eurekai" shouted Afchimedes Is he ran
naked through The ihfonging u ancient
Syracuse Oh his discovery 81 great philosophical ptin.
cipie Al the lawn Sf the present century. The world
was similarly stanlrd By the announcement thsi the
stomach and blood were the two great empires o. lie.
esse.snd science has since enufscd with her sigma.
tufe Coupled with the above fact. DE- Holloway sla.
ted lhat he bad Discovered lwo preparations. Pills and
Ointment, which sxeried powerful influence al
diseases emanaling from these sources. IN I'll bilious
dsorers and complaints o. the liver We are enabled 70
d the stomach OF the dcprased slate Of the blood
that the mischievous consequences resulting from the
free u.e Of mercury must be obvious 20 every man u
common sense. Dr. Holloway enphalcally ssscfisthat
caIomel V not only unnecessary bot highly pernicious
IN liver complaint and disorders of The liver gcnersy
and facts hear him out n this assertion. Nc confidently
points 10 the thousands of csiaal 10 Ms possession
aiiesng the cures effected BY his Pills aud Ointment.
which contain not particle Of mercury. D,npsy gen.
orally aiises from improper scon q the liver, and q
% that otgsn must direct our aiieaon 10 the treat.
meni Of this disease. The combined uae Of the Pills
and Ointment Is marvellausly eficaciousi BY their
means the inflammation o. the liver is reduced The hl
ssy secteious corrected the stomach ceansed and The
bowels regulated The action o he Pills the blood.
bile and liver s sreely searching and actise eeriual
" efsdtaiing every sssge Of disease from the system
Whatever form u may assume This fact e 20 well IS.
lahlshei, thst these medicines are admitted into csun.
fes where other proprietary med-ines are allowed
"a be sblJ fsanee. Ru sIa, Prussia Austfia, Spain,
ant. even ptoscfpss Chinn. sanction their unrestricted
ala throughout their respective domlni0ns III fact there
L no county in vhch thsy are moi 10 he found,
vineins proof that The whoe civilized wofJ proclaim
without dissenting voice the srlfsordnay virtues Of
Ties. two marvellous mediein,. hsd'eai Rersw.
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There is hardly room left FOR doubt that
the English Government has determined 10
give al its aid, short II an open declaration
Of hostilities. 10 the cause 81 the Southern
Confederation, by recognizing its right 10
destroy the commerce Of the Union, aud BY
denying the right Of the Federal Govern.
ment 10 exclude British and French vessels
IRON Southern ports. This determination Is
hailed with great satisfaction by the Minis.
ierial organs, whose comments are quoted
elsewhere. NY Tma.
ANOTHER Goss.--The GoIdsborongh Rough
Naies has been forced to suspend, The times
are hard on newspapers. and the lis, Of csille'
IN our Stale is becoming pardon The pnn) very
weakly. WI. Journal
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The papers from the interior Of our State
speak OF the growing crops as among the
most promising ever seen. Since the EN-
barge upon Western produce, many planters
have ploughed up their cotton fields and
planted corn. This has been in So many in
stances that considerable deficiency IN the
cotton crop may be looked for. N D. Della.
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a PPREH ENDED and lodged in jail in Hilslo.
n rough. Orange county, y. O.. on the 18Th Ut
April. negro man supposed twenty-ihree twenty.
four years oil, quite black, about Eve feet nine ten
inches highs has his breast, SAYS his
name is Nathan. and belongs 10 Rayner foundand
Of Richmond, Va. The owner can gel him BY proving
property and paying al cost and charges.
X. VI. JONES, sheriff.
MAY I. 30 3s
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The Boston Post publishes letter from
Ex- President Pierce, which concludes as
follows:
The very idea Of the dismemberment Of
the Union has always been 10 me one Of ter
rible significance. STILL il itholds place
10 the inevitable march Of ptime--if the no.
BILE fabric must totter to its fall-t there is, |
humbly hope, no inexorablel necessity that
its ruin be stained with gore. If our fathers
we're mistaken, and time has developed in
our system, or if the madness Of their sons
has planted there the germ,of an " irrepres-
sible conflict" which forbids us longer 10
live together in peace, then in peace and on
just terms. let us separate. Fearful will be
the responsibility Of those who would cast the
last element Of human woe--that of arms for
fraticidal slaughter the general chaos.
The wisdom Of man fails-May God, in
mercy, guide u.s."
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
May Term, 1861.

May Term, 1901.
ORDERED by the Court, "a majority Of the Maeis-
- irates being presently that an appropriation Of
Fiiiy Thousand Dollars be made BY the County for the
support Of such families Of the Volunteers as now
in service, or may hereafter volunteer. need
sisance, TO be raised from time 10 time in such suns
may be required.
Witness. George Laws Clerk ofour said Court, al
office in Hillsborough, the fourth Monday pf M,y
A. u. 1861
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. C.
May 81. 95-3w
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAK0RA ARABICA,
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling

in Arabia.

~ Il
Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
A LII who are suffering from Consumption should
q use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by a
Missionary in Arabia.
An who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAK0RA ARABlCA, discovered by Ms-
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia. 's'a
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAKoRA ARABICA, DISCO
yered by Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma Scrofula and Inn
purilies Of the Blood should use the MAKORA ARA
BICA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
Itcures sihma, scrofua, and Impurities Of The Blood.
This unequaed remedy is now for the first time in
roduced 10 the public.
Il was ProyidentiaIly discovered by a Missionary
while travelling in Arabia He was cured OF Goneump-
ton by its use. after his had been pronounced hope
less BY learned Physicians in Europe.
He has forwarded to US IN writing, full account Of
his own extraordinary cure, and Of number Of other
cures which have under his observations and also
full account Of the medicine.
Al his request, and impelel by desire TO extend
knowledge Of this remedy TO the pubic, have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for frea
distribution. Its interest is enhanced by an accom-,
which he gives Of some Of the Of the Syran
sacres which he obtained from those who sufferers
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office, OF il
will lie sent free by mail 10 al who apply for il.
4 We import the MAKORA ARABICA direct from
Smyrna through the house of Ceon & Gylippus, ard
have always hand full supply put up IN bottles
ready for with full directions. ,ttalE
Price dollar per bottle Sent by mail, on receipt
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
4 For sale. wholesale and rel H. by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty ST., NJ Y.
i Also, by Druggists generally.
i March 10. s4-l2mo
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
nfLApELPH1A.

PHILApELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established BIS special Endev.
mcnt, f,f the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed al
ficled with yirulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
ofihe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. ~ the Acting
Isl Surgeon. 70 al who apply by letter, with e-Iii
lion Of their condition. (age. occupation, habits Of r.
Sc.) aud in cases Of extreme poverty Medic TOR.
nished free II charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spernntnrrhGs. and
other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed 10 The Dispensary. sent 10 the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge I've
or three stamps for postage viii be acceptable.
Address DR. !. SKII.LlN HOuGHTDN. Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. South Ninth 81,
Philadelphis. Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
EDWARD ID. HEARTwELi.. President.
GEO. FAlRCH1l,D, Secretary.
March 10. A-l2mo
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 18th instant,
N Negro man by the name Of CALVIN. sad
hoy Is heiwecn twenty-five and thirty years Of hrc,
stouiy huill and has had teeth. II taken ~ Oranes
81 WAKE the above reward viii he paid. i taken "
any other county twenty five dollars 0i be paid io
his delivery 10 me. or his confinement in any jail 81
thai can get him.
Address WILLIAM H0PSON,
Cedar Fork, Wake county
April "a. So iv
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wan NEWS.

A government messenger, who arrived in
Stau1ton Oh Wednesday night, reported that
our troops--patriotic volunteers Of the neigh.
boring counties, were attacked at the place
called Philippi, in Barbour county, on Mon.
day morning about daybreak, by three thou.
sand OF the enemy, whose forces consisted
principally OF the execrAble Submission par.
~ Of the Northwest. but were mingled with
the regular troops Of the U. 3. army. The
attack was surprises and our troops were
thrown into momentary confusion. But they
reformed in excellent order and retired with.
out loss to place called sperm's Hill. abou,
two miles IRON Philippe Here they were
again attacked by the whole force Of the en-.
envy in regular order, and here they made d
determined and successful stand. After q
considerable struggle, the enemy were re-
pulsed with a loss Of 10 killed on the spot
end among the mortsIly wounded was Colo
mel Kelly. who seems to have been their chieI
man. and whose death has been announced
IN the Baltimore papers. We had only SOC
men engaged on our side 10 this combat
The enemy made three well organized and
determined attacks on our forces upon the
hill. They were each time met with yalor,
completely repulsed, and finally compelled
to retire as above stated.
|, seems well ascertained that the enemy
lost from 60 TO 20 killed. Our loss was eight
killed and fifteen or twenty wounded.
The Fredericksburg Herald, extra. say
that 600 shell and shot were fred by our bat
ferries. at the Aqua Creek engagement, ant
that the batteries were not hurt by the shots
OF the enemy. nor single soldier wounded
But that the U. 8. Vessel Pawnee, was rid.
died and appeared next day patched all over
A minister Of the Gospel from the Maryland
side of the river. says he was present at the
burial Of ss persons killed on Lincoln's yes
sci during the engagement.
At Washington City, tits understood Gov
Banks plans for increasing the Army, by al
increase OF one hundred thousand men. vii
be adopted. II Is reported that the Presi
dent has already begun. with Mr.. Cameron
and Gen. Scott. to arrsnge the quotas Of thes,
men from the several States.
Il was rumcred At x chmond on The sih
that dispatch had been received stating tina
The Federal troops. 5000. occupied Martins
burg. Va This is only % miles IRON Har
per's Ferry, and looks like az immediate at
tack on that place. The Confederate troop
are prepared ior ii.
The Richmond Dispatch says: that the su
thorities in Virginia. have determined /
give no more passes to persons traveiin
Nerthward.
cAproREp BY SOUTHERN PRwATEERs.-S
Louis, June L--Tbe New Orleans Pieayan
Of this morning states that the prIyateer Cal
hum had arrived there. towing three whal
ing brIgs and two sehoonefs, whalers. wit
oil.
Two hundred Of Illinois troops are said q
have crossed the river at Padacah, and join
ed the Confederate army.
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YoaKrows. Va. June a.--our Richmond
boys here are all in 6ne spirits and anxious.
" awaiting an attsck FROM the U. y. hire
lings, who are quaitered 10 large numbers
al Newport News. and busily engaged 10 en-.
trenching themselves, a. u they really dread
cd the arrival Of Gen. Beauregard and biz