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Farther PnrtieuIRrs Of the Phflippi Roat.
A dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune gives
these additional items Of interest relative
to the brilliant affair at Philippt:-
Our friend from Wheeling talked with an
eyewitness Of the Philippi rout The In-
diana column came within sight of the
Rebel encampment st Eve A. NJ. No picket
guard gave alarm--nOne appeared to have
been thrown out. The Rebels were sleep
Ing more sOundly than usual, in feonse-
quenee Of the absorption, on the previous
evening, Of three or four barrels OF whisky,
seized on 3 nsighbOring farm. Their first
warning of the columns approach was
from q cannon bah, which carried away
the tops Of lire of tents. officers and
men, half dressed, took to their heels and
horses. Had not the assailants been ex.
hausted by q tWenty-four hours march, in
q heavy rain, their pursuit would have
been closer and more successful than was
possible under the circumstances. In the
tents, and along the roads, on which the
fugitiVes ran, were found !, 400 pistols, up
ward Of 500 stand of arms, large guam
tity Of hats, caps, uniform trowsers, epsu-
let's, and carpet sacks, in one Of which
there we're $500. The roll, which was also
foInd, showed that the whole number OF
the Rebels in camp was 1,94O. Only fifteen
we're killed.
The inhabitants of the town, who had
been driven away by the traitors, soon
focked homeWard, telling of their persecu-
tions. Young women and children had
been for two days in the woods Formers
had been robbed Of their produce, never
receiving any pay. Two hundred sheep
were taken from one. A forced loan Of
S25, 900 had been demanded Of the bank at
Fairmount, and was to have been paid two
hours after the payees fed. Men we're
frightened into the rebel service by asser-
tions, that if caught by the Federal ermies
their heads would lie upon the block. For
their deliverers the people were ready to
do everything. They refused 70 accept
payment for milk and other produce, which
they forced upon them. Everywhere the
patriot soldiers we're welcomed. Every
Y here the patriot Virginians were eager to
join their ranks. The strongest feeling
aOainst Senator Mason prevailg
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The ravages Of this terrible destroyer
ere perfectly appsling. It has "cleaned
outrt nearly All the meadows in the South
ern part Of the county and has been steadi-
" advancing northWard. The wheat fields
and meadows in the immediate vicinity 0!
our city are black with the pest, and every
spear may possibly be destroyed. There
seems 10 be no adequate protection against
the enemy, and the loss IL has occasioned 70
formers Of our county may bsestimatsd BY
thousands Of dollArs.-Fsrna HaHts Ez.
press
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james Redpath, the Haytien Agent Of Ela-
igratioh, offers to take charge Of the negroes
woo may be confscated as cOntrAband OF
war, and send them to Hagti where they
can have free farm.
With the permission of the Postmaster
General, Aessrs. J. Woodruff o. S. Ferry,
have franked 1900 letter envelops for the
use of the Connecticut regiment writing
home to their friends.
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In list ef designations in the Navy,
published in the National Intslligencer, the
number Of Southern officers still remaining
in the service is put down p captains, 80
commander, 70 lisutenants, 20 surgeons,
IL passed assistant surgeons, II assistant
surgeons, u paymasters, ehaplains, 6
professors Of mathematics, 10 masters, p
midshipmen, 9 guRners, ls carpenters, II
sailmaksrs, 3 captains in marine corps, 4
lieu,enants, second lieutenants, engi-
neers, II first assistants, second do. %
third do.
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ARRIYRn.

ST.. JOINS, N, F, June 9.
The Arabia with Liverpool adVices to the
lst and Queenstown to "a inst, arrived of
Cape Race early this morning.
By some mistake the dispatches for the
Associated Press did not come to hand.
She is due at Halifax Tuesday noon.
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d Thfee aIoalh., fei11lee1.1.

One Of our New York exchanges states
that nearly ten thousand Of our best troops
win be going home BY the time Congress
meets. This is much to be regretted but
cannot be helped. The three months reg.
iments are very generally business men,
who cannot leave their business for the
campaign without peeuniary ruin to them
selves. The three Connecticut regiments
will generally return at the end Of the time
for which they enlisted, and this is true Of
several other regiments, but there is not
one Of them ali that will not most willingly
remain temporarily beyond the three
months teFmif sny danger menaee1 the
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A squad of soldiers from the Birds
Point Camp, opposite Cairo, visited the
residence Of Col Bird, the owner of the
Point and a rank secessiOnist, on Thurs
day night last, and captured thirty or forty
guns, pistols, SO, and fifty pigs Of lead,
Col. Birds negroes informing the soldiers
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NJ FIIatr oftke ReheI..

I - ~. -.
The Grsiton Western Virginian, gives The
following account Of the events which imme,
diately preceded the advent OF Federal troops
into Virginia:
Saturday morning, May 25th, Fetterman
woke up with about l,400 Confederate sol
diers In her midst, consisting Of companies
from Taylor, Marion, Harrison, Barbour,
Randolph, Highland, Po,ahontAs, Pendleton
and Augusta counties, including about eighty
cavalry, al under command Of Col. Porter
held- During the day they marched in a
body 70 GRiton, and commenced their mis-
sioa Of protection by taking forcible pos
session Of the machine shops and other rail-
road buildings, and sundry public and private
houses Sunday and Monday were chiefly
employed in terrorism--orderiu people from
their homes, threatening arrests Of prominent
Union men, and Of inpressnent Of the peo-
pie en- BldSse, &c. Consequent upon the
threats OF our Richmond tyrants and their
scoundrel etnissaries among US, backed up by
the braggadocio Of the undeF-strapper officers
ana hangers on Of the army here in Grafton,
the people-men, women and children-hed
IN terror from the town, taking whatever Of
their effects they could remove, leaving the
residue, as they supposed, 10 be plundered By
their ''protectors"
On Monday evening, the Confederate ar
my received reliable information that the
Federal Government Is not dead, and that it
was on its way 10 Cratic in the shape of
few thousand good and true United States
soldiers Then commenced the most mag
ni6cent display Of military eyolutiOns thst
our country ever witnessed, to--scamper for
their lives. The panic-stricken officers imme-
diately issued orders to the sOldiery 10 make
preparations with all possible haste to break
up their camp, eTacusle the town, and leave
he poor and defenceless people Of Grafton
70 the tender meIcies of-the Government OF
their choice l9ia1 4
Tuesday morning, May 26th, they COM
menced the grand finale of the campaign, the
fight from Grafton. And at 10 o'clock A..
n the grand JEFF. Davis army, with the
principal Secession leaders of Taylor and
Marion counties had bid adieu to Grafton,
and were on keen run for more congenial
olimes. The main body halted at Phillippa,
ti replace by impTessment several c0mpan-
les who disbanded in the fight and the scat
tering soldiers who took to tie woods and de-
serted And on Tuesday the entire enrolled
militia Of Barbour county were personally
notified to meet st. Phiilippa, on the. next
day, on pain Of being marched in at the point
OF the bayonet; whereupon, great numbers
Of the Union men Of that county immediate
ly lett their homes. .ls ras ......l.
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The POstmnster-GenerAl remarked, in
conversation on Monday, that the mails
would be carried regularly upon the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad withina week.
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Serving a3tafhines.
M HELLER y WILSON'S
sEwI NG MACHINES.
7 g0L WITH
NEW IMPRovEMENTs AT REDGOED
P 2 4 c z 81

The WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines are nov
sold at rates that will pay ia prot on the cost OF
manufacturing capital Interested and making sales
and ct such prices Is Will enable them 70 make rst
class Maehines, and a. heretofore, guarantee them
In every particular.
The superiofity Of these Machines over all pthsrs
for Family use Ia now established.
At the lest Fair Of the American Institlts, the
COMMITTEES Assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER B WILSON Machines on account oi
the = "Elasticity, Permanence, Beauty and General
Disturbances Of the Stitching, when DONE and tho
above COMMITTEES Is endorsed by all the state Agri-
cultural Societies In the United States. +.
~ The low prices and important Improvements
that have been added, should induce every one that
needs fret class Machine TO give that al exarins-
ton before purchasing 49,
ran examination Is solicited at the OfHcs, No.
2O5 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio. ~
a. send for Circular and List Of Prices, &C
mari JOHN =. gTB0HGs Agent.
N r OU Il n g. p A Y n %
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OOMMEROIAL.
BUBFALO MARKRT-June no,

lBY TELEGRAPE.l
RL0UR-Market quiet and unchanged q
VIII MHEAT-NRrlSst dull. Sales 1000 bush win
ter red western at Sl,lO4l,lI.
CORN-Alfket dnll and lower. Sales 600 bash
on private terms, supposed 70 be SIC.
Other graias nominal.
WHISK E4-Market good demand at l4J8o.
CANAL RHEIGHTS-Dull, iOc on corn, and
lie on wheat % New York.
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I AXE ERIE PAPER COMPLY E
HaHuEactu-efs Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAPER, are RoU prerarod 70 aupDlF al oFder5 VIII
: superior a1slify oi DaPer and On hyorabls tsrma
l-H D. w AlL0B, Agent q
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NEW YORK IlfARKRT-June 10.

NEW LOAA IVA EE-Juuo ~.
IBK TELRaRAPH.I .-..
FLOUR Receipts l2z7l bbls. Market dull and
Sales 500 bbis at S4.sO9S4,eO for superfns stats
S500G5,l3 tor extra state; Si,75f4s0 Tor supsrfn6
westerni t,e045,m for common to medium extra
yestern 10 for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN PI,OUR- Market quietand drocp-
ing. sales are,,5J bbls at 81 95a75.
RHE FEfoUR-Market steady at S3,l0G4,00.
WHEAT Receipts lf0 ,2sl bush Market may
be quoted SHADE drmer for sound parcels but very
dull for common 70 inferior grades. sales 100000 ID
at Sll49l,l5 for choice No Chicago spring; S0,95
@l,oo for unaound Milwaukee club; Sl,i0f9l5 for
ter red western.
RYE-Market unchanged. Sales 5000 bush Cana
dian at 68c. III .na7.a
BARLEY-Market duli at o5665c
CQRN-Receipts 2ll, ,063 bush. Market heavy OW-
ing 70 the large supply offering. Sales are 7s 200
bush at 40(a45c for new mixed western.
OATS-Dull at 3IGS3&c for western Canada and
state
PORK-Market dull. Small sales at sls,75aIs,OO
Tor mess.
BEEF-MArket unchanged. & a.-.r ...-.
CUT hIEATS-Market dull, sales 50 packages
IsARD-Market quiet and small sales at 9@yasc
- BUTrRR- Is mOderats request as s9iIo for
Ohio; S0l4c state.
EsE-MSTkst steady at 3a7c as in qaalIty
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GET THE BEST"
southern Remedies ARE the hest
for southern Diseases.

The attention " tho southern public /.
called 10 the following medicines, prepared
and rn' up bya respectable firm 10 tn. cit,
u Nashville.
THEY ARR WARRANTED
to do wha, W say they will do, u direction.
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Dr y 70. CLAWk's
CURE PILLS.

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These Pills will no. only brsak o. any
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onre.
That dread scourgs n the Mississippi
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and profits Of the erop. hy sickness . death.
ONE MiLLios DOLLARS.
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every trace " issass no mat,r hoe
long standing, N hoe ohiars,s ,ke ease.
Pfiss ~. Sent ~ nail, Pos, PAID
one jsse N ihsss riif. Il ~nrr~rssi n
up n eass n Aru- NJ chill. sni
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the.o Pills are M Yankee ltiek 10 be
ralmoi N un iho clnf ng South, bat am
prepared " ~ r. N.riaft. ~ Nashville,
y hiii'e T%eneessaan Ta.iimuniala " III,
hiFhe'l ohnlsellf felniisu 70 Their ,itiue
may be bad y Nsshfiile. w. onlg ask a
ltial " them. PHO ~ cenispe boz.
Put NJ only Al ihe hmhfosial Oil Medical
DEPOT " CLARK, Gregory aCo Nashville,
Tenn, TO whom orders NUT Ne addressed.
On receipt u The fo'ail price ~ eenia.
W will send 10 n sddfe.. by mail. lull
directions With each hos.
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These Pubs nte n speed, and a certain
cure for oil c1mrlfinl' arising from a Dis.
easei OF Jsofiered liver. came n hy atmos.
iheric mrlHfin. Wa Interim tlehi. Rein,t.
tent Or hil,eas Fever or Nerycu. lIeil,,ha
Sick or Periodical Headache, chrome co.,
ti''ness, Loss ~ Appetite. Lanrnor. uis
iines- Of the Head. .iaundhce. Sallaw Com.
Ilrxion, Tainted Breath. Dyspepsia. Pain.
70 the Back. side or breast. or I'll impuri.
ties of tho blood and all d~orangcmen, Of
the stomach.
For sad hy Martha 4 Son, Pamela, md
Butts n HINT, Bitrs,.Ile,
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administrator sale Of slaves.
10y virtue ~ a decres ~ the probite
I'D Court 81 The rounty N Pamela and
State of Mississippi. rendered n, The Feb.
rusry term tlsJD thereof, tho unicrsign.
Cd. administrator 81 the estate Of Ale'an.
der Meek. deceased, will, IN the lUth day
u April. 1861, within lawful hours, st bis
residence in said seun,y, Offer for sails 10
the highest bidder, Mt public vepjue, the
following slaves belonging to the estate II
said deceased. viz ~"Jcnnis.' about -
Years old : "Dick.r about ~ ysars old I;
.'Lydia.. about % years old "llaney,"
abou, ~ years ola. and her child. ab,a,
IS months old "Mary." about II Years
old; "Julis." about u YEAR old +; ''Ias''
about II years old, and '.Mua,'' about :
years old.
T~ssvs.--Thcss slaves will BE- sold IN a
credit ~ twelve months from the day Of
sale. and tho purchasers required 20 give
bond. or noes With good security for the
purchase money.
j.. ]. MEEK, Administrator.
March 9Th. 1861.
A. the same time and place ! will sell on
reasonable terms. the cas-, half 81 section
Of land -. township 6, range !, vest,
lying in said county.
nos.4v = 4. MEEK.
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The state az Mississippi. ,

Pamela COUNTY.
nNO Agnes J. Young and the children
whose names ARE unknown. % Julia
y. Thompson, deceased, heir n, law Of
Sam'l Y. Caldwell, deceased. and to Jas.
Y. Young, husband Of said Agnes j.
Young.
Won and each " you arc herehy cited
to appear before tho Probate Court of
said county. on tho lth Monday in april
isbl. to answer the petition of james A.
Hunt. assignee Of coruslius Darjin. and
show cause why tho PRAYER Of the peIi.
TONER, praying for tide to alot of ground
near Pamela depot. H. sail county. pureh.
asej By said Durdin o. the deceased, should
not be granted.
by oricr Of Court,
!. *. Mcleod. CLERK.
l.suei 9TH March, 1851. nT.iv
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The state Of Mississippi,
PAMELA COUNTY.

rnNO Agnes !. Young. snd the children
whose names are unknown Of Julia y.
Thompson. deceased. heir. ut law Of SAINT
Y. Caldwell. deceased, and 20 James N.
Young. husband of said Agnes J..
You and zach n Won are hereby cited 10
appear before the Probate Court Of said
county on the 9Th Monday 10 April. tsJl,
then and there to show cause Why the may
Or Of The petition Of Cornelius DariIn.
praying for title to . lot II ground IN
Bste.ville. near Panols Depot. purchased
by hin Of dssejeus. should not be granted.
By order oECeurt.
J. y. Mrt.gsiD. CLERK.
ts--tsd ths tn Mach. 1871. n1.iv
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All tbsss iudebsei 10 the pssois Asri.
esissssl sseie,y, vii please saIl 81 nj
eGes n Pamela, ssd settle Immediately,
iu NJ Sseiey 80 0saey.
!. y. CtaNfuS, fteassfsf.
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orr TIE BlsSI.
INit'jLgii Nh lGS u ii
Clark. Gregors \ Co.. Prcprietors
CURES.
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ahmci eyes. chronic -ors
ftcs. sore Throat,
cHts, Burns.
Bruises,
Spraiss. Chopped
Hands, Piles. Ulcers.
bintrhra BHnions. t'orns
Frosted Feet. Deafness. Oh
Sores. Sot" Breast. Sore Nipples.
Scaid Head. Hins.wotm, letter. snrke
Bites, Spider l%.itca, Dog Bites. Rat Bites.
yhs vs,is 4. sssii,Hg ss fsr ne ggH.i.
For sealIs mr. burns. II cnres scratches
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~ nncv. poll evil, a..ula. saddle and har.
hsss EAtt', lr''h NtHlNH w s"e''lhE'. anu
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der footed hprsss from founder take %
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Tho foot. Cures oil %citans0as Diseases on
man Or beast.
No on medicine can cure in all cases,bu,
We can Slow moro proof ~ the virtue Of
AMBRosIAL OIL.
in IT, healing properties, from responsible
mon, vhe are above bang bought, .hsa can
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siss',slppI as6 Tennessee aailsss1

f'nr Asp, HcTxopX1lox pam
Leave An. lAsrissss ! IN.
Gart9st....-6.ls NsnpAis al.....aU
Late 1Arsfve q
Menrh. dssssss a ...,...lD
TRIMS STRIVING n sIsnpkls s6dH1nA
me Nemphi. and Chasleslco ~
and vhis gsiirczfs. fgf tAeE1bso
rnHfss ssritiak 70 Uasnes
e1nnsss With . 6AiIJ ne ~ n11
ws.sb Ieass on ske srIfsal Of ~ ~ NJ
for grsusfs sad Me- orlssss, - 111nlss
sft pi Central lailfusf.
6rsusis ,icisss are ri
ton at the Gaysse and wsskao ngDg
iss5-nts n. IIuUUns Cse'i ~
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NCNNrTTED 70 NE Jsil q pascia "
u cosssy. Of xsr.h Sd 1881. ~
aefro nan named YUkk, said negro
10 stsas n years old. ahsss 5 fes ~
isch~s hieh. aud says that ke beicsfp 10
~. Bet vress, living sess tssllS sDsisp.
N1jes. M Il 70 ngsify the ssssr 10 esns
fsrvssd, prove rsbrsfty nd saae hiN aeas
he will be dsals sith - she lac dfree4R
j. n. JONES. shsss4ao3.
lsfiss. tsaslsts.
March Is, itsl. INV
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r WILL SKILL IN REASONABLE
Terms q vnIssbls tract Of lsai contain.
ing lal acres. Of which 20 acres are well
cleared spi ready Zoe sslsisasisn. oil ~ ii
IL AZ rich - lands ever become. This
place is .itsssed in Psrols county. q. or
near the mossh n Csl5waser, on Che lefs
bank " he fslishstehie rivers stream
thu, Is navifabk v that poivs all the rear
hy steamboats, 81 e large elss.. there is
a beautiful building site On a mound. and
high ground within Is or n PAGES Of the
river. where there is a public fsrry, and =
great thcrearhfsre fss travellers and emf.
grants se.s. This place p.ssesses many
advantages for raising esssoe. stock de..
and cell ssissi Tor . eosussy hssei. ros
Terms call on ~ sssas, .. Miller. ESQ.,,
psssls. Miss.
j. MORRIS.
Mech q. 1861. aHAI nta.sw
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thyN sH#tnik 80 fsts,
ft.s Hfg
Was rN
fnH
80
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900 H ha ftaet Nftbe faf.
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Os H. fvf Htfiy II Hy ffft sf Ell N A. hhhssf taAt a. rfh.
Al Ne Hs cgpfl figfe fH2 u u4 f8aayt The htysfs fstds ssf fsse Lh.
h ha ersy " tspr' ~ Tisv ~ tsfaaaiM is Amsi gesf 100 q will
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Gallery nsn choice sp>ei~>ns ~ ne at.
and can furnish ogese. - frca the Nisis-
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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22
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Look to YOUR Interests.

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He has established business relations with
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