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IS comr2Tayey Y, and was built by merchants Of Frrde
Csy anu baltimore, lntcreste: in the trade, and
az @ :i lIlgrs residing IN tie counties bordering
On "! Appropriateness, UT the press purpose keeping
trS CLASS steamer the During the winter the for
"aH GeN mas been enclosed taus auOrug complete Fro.
lection IGf HQisas, and other live stock Carriages Of ali
TX can ne taken Ga board and carried under deck without
IiAE or inc wheels Her StaerOcm au1 berth acr0nIn,
G%nS re !Hr&e and commoiious, and her ,ayary
!EtSIJ e teiislFe. As passenger light 10. Al III l
no 2r 81 perioT on Iie waters Of the Chesapeake
be- q Iflit RECEIVED in BaltincIt aud clarles %
by 4. ). ca PROM i CO., Euwly's wharf -
W Freight received board Of the Steamer Wceia
ans iurSiays, and On Fridays mp O'Clock, = II
FOR further Information and Blank Receipt cf scy-. s
ny the Company Apply On board. to
4; J. CAPRON 4 Co, Ages
- ,,....-.... no. 81 i'OWp'9 wharf, Baltimore
2. SLAUGHTER, President, Frederick sEnrg Va InI,22
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BALTIMORE MARK ELS

Decrease'' ,'............ S249o
The gross receipts of the Erie Road in February
largely in advance of February 1860.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FF[--sa
ii = ,s~s--rrs1E.
ARRANGEMENTS

~, - INDIvIDuAL ENTFRPRISE LINE
7 IN lfIE LAS ERN AND ESTERN SHORES, UNTIL
A., Fl. FURTHER NOTICE.
L TAa after ElN ESDAY March 9th, 1861 the Ste amer
follows: - ANh"" IN VIII run her Ioutes as
ne3ye every SATURDAY for Cambridge Denton and
IgdlngS on the Choutank liver, rrturnng on Monday
same day "a @'N"Ato'ls anu vest hlVcr, return
tie Nv WEDNESDAY for Annapolis. West River, Cas-
SheIr,,SS, Hiosas Point Cambridge, Hus hetiis Wharf
Landibg! Pier Cabin Greek, Medo-d's Wharf Ioyd's
Every R SifTnrthI IN by same roI! te, THURSDAY
r-tnrriSrg Tor ST. MlCHAEL'S Miles River Ferry
'et Uoag the same day, % 'ii'eS hNet feIry'
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Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Norfok--M Falls
Steamer Diamond State Jones, Alexandria and Wash
ingtoD, C. Worthngton.
Steamer Bevidere, Keene, Richmond. ] Brandt. .Jr.
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis. New York, Jas
Shriver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
THEODORE HILL, Agent
BrownVilie. Nebraska
no INA WINES.

MY Stock of native vines comprise aE ts nee
able varieties with which I ON asquainla. .
plants have been produced With grcHtcaJe. snisa
must favorable circumstances Tor healthy lsrtF
ment.and surpa-s in exeelfcncy any -hat ] haysba
tOiors been able o. der.
For the fall trade, onlY n limited shpplg d CHl
Village, Lrnoir, 0Lincuiu. )Ptuirae, Flanebarr -
tr Cor BuIiittl aud Alels hyhud h uIssA
best Deiaeara layers alss the supply. o
bat quahty une4Haiea.
Ths stock frum Delaware. single sgeF EroF1Na
Ia boaao and open arr. N iargB aia 1nf. fFFe.
yard planting suua sin.ns sinrs Nttedaa ffas
b add lsabelia aoeks, ars oAer-d-a t iqH a-
roots very strGng
Very large layers If Diana. Herhin nj. aai O..
cord, grown with cspo ial caru for immelarbr
ing. Good layers Of Anna. Ksgers Hybdd. l2 ha
also Clara, Cassidy, To knlun. Rchecca. Nigi
Louisa. Logan. Emily, Caubys August Hui,,a /
Prolific, Cuyahogn. &e.
A general assortment Of foreign varioiiesir o
nerics.
or Downing's Everbeauug Mulberry Che IVY
j. not large. aud q great part OF lbe trees tH
ordered. They are very vigorous, aud ths -
well grown ani injured.
Wholesale descriptive list sent b those Hlo "a
10 form clubs. on application. Lst also sa b
dealers. Fourth edition Il illustrated Ciisl
sent for two three. cent stamps Il l. dcsiuslah
a full and comprehensive treatise on the mla1F
ment Of the vine, giving such inuurmlti0a m
chasors and growers are supposed o. need. fm
ulaT directions are given Tor the preparation q
and planting, ANA the dirssSiohs for nls
are illustrated BY many carefully prepared .agf
The descriptions Of the varieties sHl be 90
accurate and ru-tWorihy, being dniwd iran Do
al knoWelcdsc, ADD very EXTENSIVE obwryai9a.
C. W. GRANT
IONA, NEAR PEEKSKlLL
Westchester Co.. New YORK
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
!. Fruits, &c.

5oVN A. KRNNlCOTT, at the Grove Nursery
Wat NotthEeld, III, has ready fordelivery
Bulbs. especially Tulips, at the low rate Of $2,5C
per Toe. and $40 per thousand for large roots.
Strawberries, Of AL the most approved varieties.
frora . % 4 dollars q thousand for most, a few sorts
~ Wilson,a Albany, higher Evergreens 20 10 40
cents per foot, according 70 variety and torm--Sve-
rage . cents.
Fruit Trees In good variety. Apple at IRON s 70
IsaoIlars per 100 and the smaller The cheaper and
better Ter distant customers.
Small Fru~iE-Currants, Houghton GoosObeTy,
Raspbcrriea. Biackberrios, &es much lower than ever
ofered before.
Ornamental Trees, Roses and other Hardy shrub
bory. IN groat variety and abundancei and 10000
small "a large plants Of Upright Honeysucklos, Lii
Al. Sp;reas. DentEia Scabra, Prim &c, az from / to
ma. per hundred. And the beautiful Diebytra Spec
abalis and other choice percnnials az from / 90 10 2
pcr dozen. ana common things-al dcEirable-at
about half price.
Catalogues by mail on application and every
thing xafelv packed Tor distant transportation and
asa rule most things sold az about ten per cent. less
a Sutnmn than spring. t-no-l-vl
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
As Mower.

The machine OF 1854 uill BE- found fr,
10 uny test that il may be submitted b.. R
indeutaiiou Of the Sickle, is lightaess 49,
nation with the beam and dngers.ardusa8 -
Of motion nos practicable ia other ma-b,,. ~
enablingus % 80 good roEA, With "a los ~.
en-, even, working we'll. Our
LmpT0Ued Guard aud Patent Oerrv
eaeofually prevents choking. no matter IA
condition Of the grass, while cur nvW DIVIDE
separates badly lodged and tangled clover r
where other machines fail.
There is also a great advantage In our r-
sickle edge over che smooth, as Il does 10,
sharpening SO often, thus saving time. Ours
viii frequently run through an entire harvest 4
cut once grinding, while the smooth rin uafs
ground once oach day, IL not oftencr. WHhtm-.
edge the draught increases ne The knife beons a.
Our dmught Is uniform. and In repeated tnss y
ring the season Of 1860. proved Ear lighter tls-~
gle Mowers, cutting No the same time fumtrs.,
eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can be used with or without n, A.
this is important, aud without the reel, seish,
about 670 pounds.
10 addition 90 the very liberal wuuraniea rJrt
all PcUhaserF, We would say as heyti0lgr krr
mers who may desire IL, are &C liberty % Hoh .
machine through the harvest, with aBy other. a.
keep. and pay for, the one preferred.
Pamphlets with fun description 81 imurortnr.
testimonials. &C.. en- be- had by application 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Mammoth Cabbage.

Those Who desire 70 raise the largest cabbage in
the world. should procure the Marblehead Mammoth
Drumhaad. The Cabbage averages 50 pounds 20
fhe plant and plants bavt been grown weighing over
Sc pounds aud measuring 10 inches around the solid
bead. The heads being a good deal larger than a
tuo bashel basket.
One paekare ii Marblshoad Mammotb, IS cents,
fTe packages enc dollar. ] do not sell he Nammoth
by weight Dealers supplied az a liberal discount.
Iwaraut all seed sent 10 rearl the purchaser.
JAMES J. II GREGORY,
SAIv3 Marhlcacad, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

Ny supply o. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps never vas
50 large. nor was ever prepared 10 oaer surh barFains.
THO HILL
BrsEs7.l!e apr! SIS. 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Oregon Nursery.

We beg g. call the attention tf the public 10 the Flo
raj department. OF our Establishment, which we now
have he full and successful operation. Our stock Of
Greenhouse, bedding and Towering Plants, shrubs
&C, consisting in part o. Geraneums, Verbenas. Dab
has, Peloxos, Peonles, HeliotrcpeS, &c., We oTer for
sale the coming Spring &c lower prices than usual. there
by placing them within the roach Of all. Nest Of these
pants flower all sumner, and far size, color, form. and
fraErance Of flower cannot be eXcelled.
Having the advantage % a first class propaCatinE
house and its appendages, which affords US ~facilties FOR
Increasing our stock TO meetlny demand, parties sho'd
have no fears OF setting what they want BY handing in
their orders early.
We attend 20 the PropagatinE Department ourselves,
and warrant every article purchased Of Us to be good,
strong. healthy. we'll rooted plants. and true to name,
Our descriptive and priced catalogues will be out in
April, and Will be forwarded by mail 90 all applicants.
IA. N~ANARSDALE,& Co, 81. Joseph Agricultural
House. and r. ". FURN As, Farmer OGce, BroWnville,
n. T.. areour authorized Agsnts. All orders left VIM
them will receive prompt attention
R.n BCRCHES \ co.
p. s. Having forcing pits specially for the purpose,
we will have SWEET POrATUR plants for sale by The
million, az reduced prices. Is. II. B. * c..
Oregon, No. Eeb. 1851 Feb 1861
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
SIMPLICITY, STRENGTHkynD,
RABILITY

eommrnd Il to The farmer. while ia
work, wifs eeeHomy q poser, give &c las5
ever all others.
The comTacting the fmmc, thus sesa5-
perfect balance q The machine the r
rakcr, in the rear 81 she driver. fhls -
weight wheroit shoald be, and relieving Il,
er ra1's q the machine; che decreased Hs,,
and other Improvement added. have -.
seacd the direut dmukht, sud 20 osH,t,a
danght that many assure o. that & a..
The drtught uf the Resper Is
in numerous instances tholaHR fm-hgrs
Is worked with buttHo horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTSI
--@
STEAM FERRY BOAT
AZ
BrOETilIe, Nebraska.
To thosoin fhs States contemplating going .

To thossin he States contemplating going 70
the Nebraska and kansaf
GOLD MIN rs,
The unscrsieped desire tossy, and in % doing viii
not practice dsesption;tbat there are advantages
tobs securedin
Crossing the Missouririver at BrownTIlles
and oB:attinE a., andstartibg from shat point, not
% Be found at hpy othsrplace ca the Missouri ki-
yer. 10 TIE frst place, on both sides0f the uver
are large eKteutaOf bottom lands ia which grass
makes q mnch carlfersfagt than On the uplandg, and
Is much mofe abundant, being ineXbauatible the
entire season. Here, tbenf isa desirable plaes 20
recruit stock beforestartinr on. the Plains. Stock
can also be purchagedhere on very favOrable terms
The BroEnville steam Ferryboat, being The best
on the River, offers peculiarindaceHseutaior cross
ing 81 this point. Hialaresa and commodious; with
powerful machinery. which enables the pr0prietors
to ferry emigranttand otherBin she most eIPedi-
Tox 0H1TRttfne
We undertake 90 gay that the business men Of
BroWnville areas well prepared toserve those wish
ing supplies, with a superior qu1lityand on aafay-
orable termras can be undelasHhe Everything
desirable can be puTcbassd in Br0Wnville, such as
Provisions, Clothing, Mining lmPle-
mentS, &C., Sc.
The Route from Brownyille % the Mines Is uni
versalIv admitted BY those who havetraVele Il and
others TO be superior in every respect BroWnVllie
70 about midway between st. 10. and Omaha. as
70 distance, an examination Of the map isaH that
is necessary to prove 10 any one that II IS nearer
from here 10 the minesthan from any other point
on the Missouri. On this Teute wood and Water
abound the entire distance, while on many o4hers.
wood haste be hquled for many days.
The foregoing facts are fully and satisfaetornyes-
tablisbed by the mmeusetravel Of last year, and
those who adopt 10 the present season VIII have no
cause toregreth having done so. Therefore
Cross the Missouri River at and start
from B~rownYille.
JOHN C~ODDINGToN q CO,
Proprietors Steam Ferry Boat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
True Delaware Grape Vines
pRophoATED FROM THE ORIGINAL
STOCK

c,-,,, WeU-roofed one Year Old Vines 81 Tsco-
gssT od N. so 10 s. 400. A fer crfra large toyers,
srifh bearino GOOD, S2to 50. SaaAer layers, 81 10
also.
Also dne vines Of kllen'snew whiteHybsid.A Anna,
risra. Concord. Clinton, Cassidy, Diana, Herbemont,
Hartford, Prolific, Logan, lie Nolr, LYDIA, Lonlsa, On
To-Kaion, unlon TiliaEe, sc,
Tcompacty grown Delawares, with abundant me,
ee-one roots- carefully packed an moss, enveloped Ia Oh
~. ana sent post paid, TO any part Of the Union, on
rtreipt of 81 each.
.Iesbolas and Catawbas Of one andtWoy eers. gtoVtb,
-sE-,' ysnSs ar Graperles, Raspbgrres, Blackberues,
Sr-4wuerries, Ne, all at the lowest rates,
Ne-Scnd for D circular.
~ "a Ieen. nt6-Sm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

-" "----T""" IN" |"| |""| T"-"-"'-" ~
a period q thirty years, and during that ums
maintained q high character in aimost eseJ Ttn
~lpDef hr their extra0fdIuary aud imucfIat "
restoring perfecth health % persons suaerIuE unis
liable.
The f~ollowing are some Or the distressing vlhn
human diseases in which Tire
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINE
Are we'll known 70 Be infaIible.
Dy1pePmG by thoFonEhiy cleansing he drt -
ond atomaehss and creating drF o. pure beinT
Instead 90 fho Stale acrid kind, EGfutenrB b-tl
Peeite heartburn, Headache EestIessnes mf,-
ANXIETY Lauguor. and Melancholy. lFbich ere Dr.
era symptoms 70 Dyapepsia, viii vansb, - hs
CONSEQUENCE ~ ifs cure.
COsfiU mes, by cleansing TIE waoIalenrh OF w.
t~estines with q solvent process. and Eftholt w.
al violent puTges leave the b0seis cosaTe si.Eih
days.
FeverS. % an kinds. By restoring ne blood %
lar circnial0ns through the process " DersP
such cases, ana the thgT0uEh s0lufion or 81 ni0
obstruction in others.
The Life Medicines have been known 10 cure 80
Lam permanently On .hroe ueeks nnd Cor
that time By removing local iunsmmati0n n0E Al~
cles and lGamemfs from the Joints
Dr0pnes Ofali kinds. By freeing tnd sIenEl
ihf kianfyH and BLADDER they operate noel lss
~ on these important 0rgans. and hcnee have gTe
found a certain remedy Tor The uarst case ~
Also Worms b. dislodriag from uuo rurnIns
sgEers the shiny matter - which hese us"
SeaTvB. Ulcers ana HaUefsrafs s1rei. b. fhsg
parity Hhich mese Life hediblnes giFe{0the'
and ali the humurs.
Scofbufic E~rupfi0us snd bad enmDiczionE- By
tentative effects upou tie duids that feesfFe
The m9rbd state g which acrasiaus 90 eruP-'
plants, sailOw, cog g, % d1iber disasfeeabe
ions.
The usesf hese plIs for avery hart nue VIZ.
az eniirecure ~ sait Rhedr1 ard > sfnk''E
ment iu ihe c.elrness q ne skin. CamuHae
iHnaeHza ulll aiaays be cure4by oncd9se or
.the wHraI cates- r
III The original proprictor % tsefe
waseHfeinf p1ies of ihiug-ave years
usc 20 ihe lie Meitcincs Hi11e rf
feueF dnd AGue Tyr thia enlf-t
Country. fne.e Hcsftnes will BE- hrnd nLe
and certain rcmefV Oiher mediciusi faFe
sEbiecf o. o return % The direa-e-at a
eiues b. pernancri-try hem De 1IEsi O.
Bilious Fevers anf Lives Cofupifmt -
bilify loss - arpelife. AID Dlreaser ~
Medicines have been used ulfh ue M 49,
suits in Gases &c this dezcFiUlIsn. King Eyh te-
uLa ln e. worst FORMS. yleidst 1 the aid Tei 80
fui acficnaf these remarkable Medhcness D.
Nervous debility Nervous Cap ~alnthuf ai
pitat1u - tie heart Painters CollE, are HP'
ed. s
Mercurfff Difeases Persons whaee 0n-r
have become impaired hv The iriutictlug re 70
VIII end these MeJIcines aperfect c1Te 80 u3 80
fail o. eradicate from the system aii che
Mercury. inanifciy Faouer tbanthe most 80
srsfions ~ slrsapauua. WI MOFFtL
s35. Bro1duay, Nes l
July 8. isso "
Bookkeeping Explained.
The best practical work yet pnbst1ci seEt -
Collar. Bees Cor sale ~ The swarm Win lisuts
Ass honey BIKES. sc. &C. Circulars via
sent q an applicants. Addf
80. fUaE y
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

gt~mubeuissssd Biackberies
Evergreenr. Ornamental Trees, and Shrnhs,
gresubOase add Bedding Plants, Roses Dahilas5
&C., Sc, &c.
n, vbieh Va wouId beg leave 70 call The attention
a. tbe usopfs Of Western Missoan, hebraska5 han-
- ~ fosa.
fST-Our terms WILDE asioW &c any reliableoast-
era Nursery. -
~ purehhsing Of us theeXpcnseof transportation
from The east can BE saved.
All trees ard plants are carefully labeled ana
uacked ii ths best manner Tor any part Of the Unit
a ststes, Tor which a charge Of The actual cost only
will s. made. No charge Wilbe made fOT the deli
very of packages on board steamboa6.
Efcohnmunicatio ions addressed tOthe undersigned
viii receive pr0mptattentiOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
DOORS AND sASH.

For Al excellent and cheap Article Of I'm
and Sash callat -.,,r,V
the rev store of =. THJBAA
B~r0waviila.A April II 81 al ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
oxen wanted.

ne subscribers ere DESTROYS Of buying three yoke OF
800 fhree four or i've year-old oxen, one-thlrd
80 .na balance cash In six months, % payable IN
80 ondeiivery Of Cattle.
OF |" D.g MARTIN C
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
1861
McCOKMICK'S
& MOvs.
MauuEncfrar-r "
9. 81. Mc1ORl1laGK EnY
CHICAGO, Ills
twenty-five thousand Sold I,
lest Six year 3
A Ausrags Fl oasF AceQ saes Y-, 2
inersassa E0n 1899 "a slh tias

As Reaper. the ssNoCormfke
TIE Aueri,au pubae far Ire iast
during thai ime has stiuoi q rssur
World Hiae. NoiViths1anirg Is.
eressins emlettien SEQ - hoEH
s1leComick" laals t~hesan-tks -
pcrior Of az ia the nsuh fos -
ments.
The representations made b arh,-
that the McCnrnick was saoesT -
but Il now asiigagfsi g. simply ul
creasing demand VIII prove. 30 sr-.
ment ia the W0kLD. mansfaeturss
these implements, and bone exlsrf.
time or talent IN reiisHs Improvement
Many changes have hees ef,etsd
season. and ler 1881, The -McCoTmss ~
greater attraeuols than ever before.
ifs
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Isabella Grape Vines
10000 Wilson's Albany

btraWberTy klantS TOT SAFE.
Price per THOUSAND IS $500 for $3.50 100 81. Larg-
ar quantities than 1000 nc reduced rates. These
: rls6ts a7e Of superior quality, being grown upon
strong loamy soil. -,
kddress WM JUSTIC f, Box 1903, Chicago, III
rSns7 204 Lake ST., Chicago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
ncrevaIingH Grape Vines.

Orders Cor Vines Of this really delicious and earl
G,gpe-aceompanied by Cash-will receive prompi
stenton.
Good one yonrNines, 5Oc each, 81 pei dozen
Good two year Vines, Si,O0oach, So per dozen.
4. NJ. GOODWIN 4 BRO,
y0o2 Kingston, Luzerne Co, pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

Bookkeeping Explained e.
The best practical work yet pubsh1ei, set 80
collar. Bees s0r sale ~ the swarm win lia4ts -
GAS honey D xes. &c. &C. Circulars via
las sent y an appEeants. Addltss
n QrTNBf
Jstai Hie.
ian ~ -
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Shoes, Hats and Caps.

Au..., .. so-i SrS- AGENTS 70 Cedar s. \ Z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Mofats Lie Pills
AND
PHENIX BITTERS.

These medicines have now been bef6reihe plht
a period q thirty years, and during that tine -
maintained q high character in almost eEert GtnI
6ipbef fr their extraordinary and imucflat
restoring periect health % persons buBerIuE unlr
" every kiud % disease 10 which The human frria
liable.
The foli0winE are some on The distressing vldu-
human disease ln which tho
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-03
4TH Of JULY
/ 8 81
z 40 9 IA u "a a.

The day will b. ushered in by the ring
ing Of bells. &c at II minutes before
i O'clock, q. H.
At / . clock a. m the Stemmcr Guards
will fire salute OF l. guns
At63 o'clock there will be preaching in
st. Marks Church, at which time and
place the Slemmer Guards will be present
in full uniform.
st 10 o'clock the Siemmer Guards will
be presented with Flag, at the residence
Of Hon. Charles Ritz, by the young Ladies'
Of Lewistown, after which they will have
dress parade.
At t o'clock p, NJ the bells will again
be rang. at which time the citizens oi Lew
scowu, generally. with the different Sab
bath Schools. will assemble in the public
square. when the following order will be
observed
Prayer By Rev. Nr J.eithcat.
Song-the Star spau4led Bunucr.
Reading Of the Declaration of indepen-
dencc By Prot ". !. Smith.
Ssng-Rcd. " hite, and Blue,
. AdareSs by Eev Nr. McNurrIy,
Sapy-phr Stars an orr Banner.
1he celebration oE th> day 10 conclude
IL. w - ~, m,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-03
DESPERATE SKIRMISE,

OGtcjat R,por. 2f' Co., IFHl5nrc
AsnrNG1ex, June 2S.-Licutenapt l;en.
Scott t, day received The following dispAtch
CUHBEELANn. June y.
n, GeneraI NcC}ei!,m:
have been accustomed to sendiu. my
mounted pickcts, Of thirteen men Iii all, to
different posts along the several approaches
u Cumberland. Finding 1t next to lmpossl-
bic TO get reliable Information Of the enemy,
Yesterday, united the thirteen and directed
them, if possible. TO get to Franktord, town
midway between this place and Romney, to
see if there were rebel troops there. They
went within quarter Of mile Ct the place
and found it full Of cavalry. Returning they
overlook Il party Of Al horsemen, and al
once charged them, routing and driving them
back more than q mile, killing eight Of them
and securing seventeen horses. Corporal
Hays. in command of my men, was desper
atalv wounded with sabre cuts and bullets.
In taking them back my men haulted
! about an hour, and we're then attacked by
! the enemy, who were reinforced 10 about sew
, enty men. The attack was SO sudden that
/ they abandoned the horses and crossed 10 a
small island at the mouth OF Patterson Greek.
! The charge Of the rebels WAS bold and con
| fdent vet twenty three fell under the IRE OF
nv pickets, close about and OF the lsland.
NV fellows were finally driven of, and
scattering each man for himself they are all
in camp now. One of them, Corporal Hayes
is wounded but recovering. Another of the
party, John C. Hillingbrook. is dead. Three
companies went TO the ground this morning
and recovered everything belonging to ny
picket except a few Of their horses. The en-
emy were engaged all night in boxing "
! their dead Two Of their officers were xii
; led, and they laid out tsos1tty-tbrec on tn
, porch of neighboring farm house! / vii
3 bury my poor fellow tomorrow.
have positive information, gained to-day
that there are four regiments of rebels in an
about Romney, under Col. Mcdonald. Wha
their particular object is cannot learn.
g. The two PenDsylvania regiments are CT
oamped at the State line. nine miles Fror
hcre waiting further ordcrs. They have nr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-03
WAR nj EEWS.

The news during the past week has not
been of much importance in the military
line, except the regular increase OF forces
in the neighborhood of Washington, where
by this time we should judge at least 75,-
900 men are under arms. Gen. Patterson's
column is advancing towards Virginia, and
the 10Th regiment has probably gone to
meet it up the Potomac. The Logan Boys
continue at Fort Washington, thoug b some
twelve or fifteen who entered the new COM
pany are now stationed outside the fort
The arrest of the notorious conspirator
and traitor, Kane, Police Marshal of Bal
timore, and subsequently OF the four 20
lice Commissioners. augurs tavorably tor
the peace of that city in kanes princi-
pal station house, cannon, muskets, rifles,
guns, ammunition, and almost everything
connected with war material, were found
slowed away in the cellar, under the floors,
and between the ceilings. Among other
things was . Il pound ball labeled from
! Fort Sumter TO Col Kane The city is
now in military possession, and Gen. Banks
declares he will hold it until loyal men are
appointed to office,
Several skirmishes have occurred at diff.
crent points between scouts, in which our
,roo,.. t,trn,d The ,sar,., IN the traitors hy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-03
Estate of Isaac Thompson, Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
y mcntary on the estate Of ISAAC
THOMPSON, late Of Union township, decd.
have been granted to the Undersigned, resi-
ding in said township. All persons indebt
ed to said estate are requested 10 make immc-
diate payment, and those having claims to
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. SIMEON X ZOOk,
iu27-6ts Administrator.
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They hesitate about in

yet reported to me. They hesitate about in
Vading Maryland.
The report of the skirmish sounds like fe-
ton, but is not exaggerated. The fight was
really one of the most desperate on record,
and abounds with instances of wonderful da-
ring and coolness
(Signed) LEWIS WALLACE,
Col. Eleventh Regimen. Indiana Volunteers.