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NERVOUS DISORDERs


What is more fearful than break
down OF the nervous sysiem2 To -
table or nervous IN small degree i I.Es
disire ssiDg, for where can a remedy s..
found There is one drink bn, iits
wine, beer or spirits, or far better Mons
take 10 coffee weak tea being preierabls
get all the fresh air you can take three or
four Pills every nigbi; eat plenty OF solnif
avoiding the use of slops ; and ifihese gold
en- rules are followed, you will be hap3y
in mind and strong in body, and forgei you
have any nerves.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
If there is one thing more than another
for which these Pills are SO famous II j..
their purifying properties, especially lhei.
power OF cleansing The blood from aIl i'm
purlties, and removing dangerous and sus-
pended secretIons. Universally adopted as
the one grand remedy for female complaints
they never fail, never weaken the system
aud always bring about what is required.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF
APPETITE.
These feelings which so adden tssre so
frequently arise from annoyance and troub-
lie, from obsIructed perspiration, or frora
eating and drinking what is uIit for us,
inns disordering the liver aud siomach.-
These organs must be regulated if yea wisd
10 be well. The Pills, If taken accordina
TO the printed instructions, will quickly re-
store a healthy action 10 both liver and
stomach, whence follow as mural CONTAIN
sequence, coed appetite aud clear head.
In The East and West Indies scaIcely arV
other medicine iB ever used for these dis,
orders.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secTele too much or too little
water; or whether they be afflicted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains
settled in the loins over the regions OF the
kidneya these Pills should bo taken accof-
! ding 10 The printed instructions directions,
and The Ointment should be well rubbed
! into the small of the back at bed time This
! treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all oiher means have failed.
| FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORrER.
No medicine will so efeciually improve
| The tore of the stomach as these Pills; they
] remove all acidiiy, occasioned either by
! incorporates or improper diet. They
reach The liver and reduce it 10 healthy
action; they are wonderfully efficacious ".
cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail ia
cuIing all disorders OF the Ii -er and stomach.
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AMERICAN CEMEsr GLUE We invite the
attention of all our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Johns & Crosiey, New
York, in another column. Their 'sCEMENr
GLUE" will no doub BIT meet with large sale,
is great saving to housekeepers, and with
in the reach of all. Only 25 cents per bottle,
and for sale by druggists and storekeepers
generally.
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ATTENTION! COMPANY!
~ ~N~5 aynno

-2-S
nNE thousand customers TO voluniear 10
" buy their Goods al l.. T. SHARPLESS'
Store, where they can be bought very low
for cash or country produce. Having on
band stock OF goods, be is determined 10
sell al prices reduced 10 suit The times.
An assortment of Clothing adapted 10 This
season of the year, will he sold cheap.
Good Sugars al 81 10 l23 10.
SyFups at 10 to l5 els. per Of. Also, New
Orleans Baking Molasses.
A fresh lot Of cheap Calicos, warranted TO
hold color Just received.
All kinds OF Shoes will be sold, at prices
less than marked.
To customers buying for cash, we woulI
say it is 10 your interest 10 give him CALL
Grateful for the patronage extended 20
him in the past, he hopes to merit the con-
fitence OF The public in future
L. T. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburs. Juue 5, 1861
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WANTED-An apprentice 10 the printing bu-
siness, al this establishments. To young
man OF good morals and a liberal education
a first rate opportunity is offered to become
familiar with Ike art preservaliEe.of,all arts
July lOr 1861.
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Col. WV. Rick ErTs, left this place, with
the Bloomsbury Band, on Saturday last,
for Camp Curtin. A very large number of
our citizens escorted them 10 the depot. We
noticed some shedding of tears on the part
,ot those married ladies whose husbands
we're connected with the Band.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

PETER BILLMEyER, of Bloomsbury, eare
authorized 10 announce, will be- candidate
for SHERIFF, at the approaching general
election, subject to the decision of the Co.
lumbIa county Democratic Convention.
July 20, 1861
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LIST OF DEALERS.

IF Goods, Wares and Merchandise. 70,
" and Disliilers, Brewers, Eating House
Keepers within the county of Columbia,
returned and classified in accordance with
the sevefal acts of Assembly, by the APP
praiser Df Mercantile faxes of said county
as follows, 10 wit:
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Administrators Notice.

4 ETfERS of administration on the estate
"a of Jacob Wanamacher. late of Frank
lin township, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register Of CO.
Iumbia county, TO the undersigned, residing
in said Franklin township; all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of the dece-
dent are requested TO present lhem 10 the
administrators without delay, and those
indebted to come forward aud make pay.
ment forthwith 10
MARY L. WANAMAC CHER, !
FRANKLIN TREIBLEY, Auinis'
FraGklin, March 6, 1861.
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JOHNS 81 CEOSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers of the Improved

GUET A PIs@GEA
Gg@g19 &9GgIIGo
use.
IT is FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
II can be applied to New and Old Roofs of
all kinds, aud TO Single Roofs without re-
moving the shingles.
Tue Cost is only about One-Thrd that OF
Tin, AND 1T is TWICE AS DURABLE.
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT,
Metal Roofs OF every description, from It's
great elasticity, is not injured by the con-
traction and expansion of metals, AND
WILL NOT CRACK IN COLD OR RUN
IN WARM WEATHER.
These materials have been Thoroughly
tested in New York and all parts of the
Southern and Western states, and we can
give abundant proof Of all we claim n their
favor,
They are readily applied by ordlnay la
borers, at trfline expense.
"NO HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials are put up ready for use, F.,
and for shipping to all parts Of the country
with full printed directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars viii be furnish
ed on application by mail or in person al
our Principal Office and Warehouse,
IS WILLIAM STREET,
CComer OF Liberty Sweet, New York.
JOHNS & CROSLEY.
Agents Wanted Terms Cash
May %, lS6l.-ly.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY

AND COLUMBIA COUNTY ga
NOl2ZTAlh INSEIEUEIEa
AT MlLLVILLE, PENN'A.
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CAUTION n-Nope are genuine unless
the words Holloway, New York end Lon.
don. are cIscernsble as a Water-p1orh N
every leaf of The book Of directions around
each pot or box the same NAV be plainly
seen by holding The ieoffo the hight A hand
some reward will be given 10 any oae
rendering such information as may lead 10
the detection OF any parry or pastries coun.
terfeiting the medicines or vending Ibe
same, knowing them TO be spurious
+@% Sold a: The Manufactorv of Professor
Hollow ~, SO Maiden Lane, New York and
by all r,specla5le Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world,
in boxes at % cents. 60 cents aud 81 each
CS There is considerable saving by ta-
king The larger sizes.
N B-DIreciious for the guidance of D a
lients in every disorder are affixed 10 each
box.
October, II, 1860.
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BLANKS I BLAKKSH BLANKS
DEEDS, SUMMONS,
EXECUI IONS, SUBPENAS,
AND JUDGMENT NOTES,
of proper & des;rableforms, 70, sale at the
ofina nffha ktSfar q nffha Nnrfh -
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

superior 10 any ever brought TO that section
His stock CT goods is varied and OF an ex-
ceIeni quality. He is prepared 10 sell cheap
having purchased his goods 10 suit tho
times. Purchasers are cordially invited
call and examine his stock for the mselves
"Qyick Sales ard Small profils," has
been adopted as his motto.
II Country produce taken in exchange
for goods al the regular market prices.
JACOB II. GREASY.
Cattawissa twp, May lsr, 1861.
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During the past year we heve introduced
TO The notice of the medical profession of
this country the Pure Crysfalized Chloride of
Pr0pgltBiine, as
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM!
And having received from many sources,
both from physicians Of the highest stand
ing and from patients, the most
FIattering Testimonials Of Us Real Value
in The treatment of this painful and obsti-
naie disease, We are induced 10 present ii
to the pubic in form READY FOR M
MEDIATE USE, which we hope will COM
mend itself 10 those who are suffering with
this affecting complaint, and to The medi.
cal practitioner who may feel disposed TO
test the powers of this valuable remedy
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in The form
above sp oxen of, has recently been exten-
sivsIy experimental with in the q
Pennsylvania Hospital,
and with MARKED SUCCESS (as will ap-
pear from The published accounts ia the.
medical ioumals.)
n II is carefully pnt up ready for i'm
mediate use, with full directions. and can
be obtained from all the druggists al IS
c enss per bottle. and at NholesaIe eff
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
PHiIaDELPHiA, PEEsA
Philadelphia, lens %, I's6b--1y.
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FIRE SH ARRIVAL.

AJWVy @00D9o
IE'HE undersigned offers for sale at the
Il Store formerly kept by Joseph Gearhart,
deceased, in CaltawIssa township, about,
three miles from the town OF Cattawissa,
an assortment of
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Ia ASO i1OOCGOs
3. Slohner & Co, Bloom,
J. w. Hendershot,
E. ]. Jacoby,
Everett & Conner, Moniour,
Levi Killer, Cauawissa,
Samuel Kosienbauder,
John Geiger, (
Frederick Nicely, Berwick,
Michael FraalZ,
J. M. Steely, Conyngham,
All persons who may feel agrieved by
the above classification can hare an o2.
portunity of appealing by calling on Inc
undersigned, at his residence, madison
House) in Jefseyiown, Madison township,
any time, on or before the 18th cay OF July
1861, or at the Commissioners Office ~
Bloomsborg, on the 18th of July, after
which no appeal will De heard.
: SAMUEL RIMBY.
Mercantile dYralssr.
May Is, 1861.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-23
cry hHl STATE NEWS,
Tns WvvSpFo SoLptrHs-.y;,. c;i;zs

The WOUSnEn SOLDIERS. The ~c;iiZaii Of
Richmond sill be called upon 70 to mGe# To-
these G"tH:n; Iasn who have been wnaHA2: I:
ManasG-. H;! we i.ai ASSURED t;i.I wvr:
double as mIcii 'irn:auGc,! uf them, i would
be granted freely aaA yiaily ~ 4 labor o? love.
10 the Iic1 who lave 50 3!":!"rs'T S:":a,icd
tic tide of Ycrico irva.iGa, WHO ha:v cG5ck.
CT the iartiiar nragrcSs 81 ,!Ir yandaii, 2id
WAC iiaFa ii;icTpC>"'; inc!r brave iica::;; and
s:ou: G:li.3 between ,:# beauty ;Ei Icolg"
seekers q the tyT"ni, and ii!tir p:av, wc, -
CHEERS ii R:clm0rd, Owe 2 deb: NJ gratitude.
which cannot he va;ii. utic battle w!:ca his
sent the invader; ::o'i Firs!;iia !a&;e- Tran
they eTcr a4'D', :i-Hg q gallant in@i ;'a3 5e:I
KILLED [" !1&in re cEc The liGrac dGa . TRACE
HAT !ail ii dcisrc" CT ihe:c carn:gy. and 81:
that il; dca:. \ laG5a an:Iber--"e dn a"t,:oW
kilo" h0~ mary--l:2ye 5acn @ni!nle.i. Lat
u; aririior&:9 a. :ar IS nc CIR lhc;y Sa;ic::asS ;
ie: Eli .:ic attention that can b. hcs:0TCd Oh
them DC gives, f3y i:icy DISCREET al. Aiany CT
these 1i@r ara iar aWaY frrm home, iron! ti:e:r
families aEI iri@ntl:. # is ::r MS ncm t. sap
ply rs ;.E rs 81 tan ;ic p!atc both Of home
and friends. Tue initlatorg steps haze a!rca,iy
been taken bY o;.r l,=0El4, ai.d v: no:e I" 50
"S--- - i'"SE /! -: itt'lLtt''i;h Ni.i'' - g
meeting .. on: citizens last evening, rs vii!
convince the p"o- wouahsi soldiers That !!:r
people q; Richmond #ra iiaL u"miEi:ui Il .hcii
patriotic services 70 Is. ii may lie ris1 shat
Inasai2c:l - ihc iani;ca: h.': lett in:@:' ii
LIcir wounded u tic !:e!4. we s'Iai, have %
lake care 81 !ham. Le: u: 'n i: chccii!i'iy,
AMI :a.!s assure l:cin HAT ~ oaar 40 malice
t~oTa';;s 'he y2nG"isi!s,! an4 wonodch enemy,
AID VIC VII; t::us iienp Goals .! ire Hn1n t;'a:!
iicai-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-23

While the c~ticcrs and c:ci7 If The British
bark Glr1y, Capt. Lacrnir. we're c"Gcgcd in
removing her cargo (~coiIseJ from the he"c!i
near CuT,itucS Inlet, where she lay stranded,
an armed schooner (sufpnscd T. b The Henry
". Joiinson,) bearing The oics ;iro!d Stars
AID Stripes" came along aud scr! a boalS'
crew with 4 flig Of truce towards the shore. =
The beat did rot land however, but a?tar
haiiinS to ask Tic aane Of tn" bark, Tie cap
taiu's na;nc and some other particulars, which
were readily answered, returned to the
sci,ccncr. The gallant officers Of the cchoorm'
,;icl opened Gre on tho dwelling house ci
Mrs. Rogers, $ m;dov ialv, :tid ate" sending
G9e shells on ta;s caivalrous crrani. ceased
their fire and stood cat 70 sca-no inr3t re-
iaicing over their q"iI1m; feat. Two ii Tie
s~si.cils fell with;n Mrs. Rs yard, bat only one
exploded.
TO what base uses has ;ae "rIce gallant navy
cr The old United States descended, when We
can hear aimos. every day o; tn" degradation
of it's flag by similar acts to this? 1t is no lon
yer the navy rendered illustrious by the deeds
Of Hull, Decatur, Bainbridgc, Warrington,
B!akcly, and a host Ct other naval heroes who
built up its fame. But, EMBODIED in the poison
oss embrace Of Black RepublicanisEn, It has
lost It's prestige and found its lowest level
NoroM UerntG.
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NEWS BY ks l5S il.
Frona washington c::y.
REPORTED goR TEE zloaaoHp sacrsH.2

WASHINGTON, July el.-Thc correspondent
Of the New York "pos:" has telegraphcd to
his paper that Gen. Banks has superseded Gen.
~Pattcrson-and chat Ge:.. Dix hns succeeded
Gen. Banks.
Fran Mr.. Craig, WHO had just reached
Washington, the correspondent learns that M
10 seven o'clock last evening 1T Bulls Run,
and up 10 six O'clock this morning from Fair,
fax c. H., the fighting hai not been renewed
except by the ~rickcts, wt0 are vcrT close, as
the arinics arc caiy abca: orc nile G:cm each
other.
Gen. Tyler made 4 Reconnaissance OH yestcr.
day, hat discovered !io;hing worthy CT note
The largest house in ContiCy;l!o had hcen
burned A2"n.
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Communicated.
ZION, .. G.. Jenkins.

Ti.!s gentleman has raised, mYImtcl AMI
equipped q company 81 FGiGatcer cayairy,
armed wiz. Guuhic.barre!!ed si;tt.gurs, rcvoiv-
CTS aui Bowie knives. II ha; bc@n i'll service
;nGTr than !: IEGHtli. There Is 10: IL TIC &TIny Of
ih:s va,icy,a more efficient company, - a moIc
un;iriHE aD;i vigilant officer. Tuesc ARMS could
rot ne 0uta:&cd from abroad, and - i;r! til in.
!c secured tie VALLEY. ": AL Know this. Ne
know, too, e La; cost him fifteen thoHss#d
dollars. lie paid it ci:ec7fuiiy. Tea iagSssa,
with lit: Company Tins ar:ned. nc ntri1r:ne;i
the daring feat y! cgpjuiiH. Il Yankee ~%tc-!ue:
on tho OHIO. Oa Thursday last, wilh lJJ
~:nilitlG, WHOM liz induced 10 join him, tD mel
;lc C1Gny, 500 s:rcng, 4: E@rbGGT=;iii:, o..
i'."::' !ns!2:' % Charleston ss.Tc i:!-a! & &C..
::Lel ci.ec!;. ?5s;a.g c3c ;i:Ii. ard ai!i:Ig SIX.
three, being ii:u first important ]&"nil.c4 ::;tii
the Yankees, ro% Invading Us l!oM Iu;T d:!i.!.
cat points. i lew Guys hc!u:c THIS last lfia:T,
the enemy, COO strong, surrounded and search
Cd his i~ciiiuS., 81 nc Oaio, dl:la:;; Il" a.
sc:.c2 with his company, i~ilSG!ti;ig his c5rii-
ag=pus and accomplished wife, and t2#ing
away -! his horses, cattle, and sor::
other property. =: ;.l:' I~n"insnt, !ars. j. Is
taking rct@.@ l.: !:#S County, and !iC: l!uaba!:d
!; III the face CT the cr1nly, wish his company,
Devoted ~ our Gill; ~ '.".H@ =: ::i;:Cl lJ:t
ing (~si.lnui Gispa,a sirs c!hcT=,j - @:,g "i!@si
here in car "irGy. NGci. % this %as kne"n g
4. Parks, Esq ard misli; have been stated is
BIN 20 tbs Cvay@.:.ipr. Oh !!:c ~ccca>ior il: us
rec:r. Tote asains! IIr. j, 10: C~oas:css in 'Al!
5a&y. He c":;ii hare explained 70 air>-rs.
IIug:l5 ;.:ai Hall iis "#:sic.L0I:@," #..;!
whether i"a lt4G taf..m refuge, III Gni3,' IL
Lad 'nuafiul" saIno*hcrc oft T.! the CCu.,arE:
wcai!,l. EA:AwGA EiLlay.
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IC,Arc5t3..dpnc2 .: lie Richmond E,.,i.ityr
E.cttc. 10 one nG the Editors.
- MaXA.nA- .IniS L. iSnI.

DEAR :;IN:-l an quite sara, Aawercr
crowded y0ar c]"lGtnHs iray ", iiiat yen viii
Ike - hear Il lev w:;L' c:,auS o." .l!"%&riria
b*,s. whp were in he l.-e l;attia. | have sacm
several a,y: witnesses Of the light VITO Civ"
mast glowing. accounts 81 'iIcir E~cr;.:m&lces.
Capt. Mary leG Ills nle,! M ~ tic charge EIGs;
.ailaE;is, :a': il IS SAID hey lnrgii; Ike !iG:;e-.
Hampers :%AT:iile,g :ci:a:cti sp:cn't;di:, a;Hi
we're mast Effective. y S"rtiaflau jus; irpa!
the spo; sa;s they mowv,l dam h" fG:":eas
like grass. Truly ~e nave t."Yg I.a5u:r 80 ut
proud OF our gallant boys, vino i:a"c shows h
tie coInlry ;i,aL Virginia has list EoGe oG The
old spirit which las insjc an,i will ever make,
i,er must .llrioIS. ]. unfortunately could hot
b. il lis iisl.., huL iac acGOun,s Of !hc h:avHrr
q cur Insil, gvca li:onS;i wr knew ;s!3ir con-
sgr, ~cl4cir:'y Inc aud cause Inc bitterly 10 rc.rai
iny ::hscEc:, necessary though i: Wa. j have
wIi;!e:: because krow you fgci IS ! as t:ery'
.Al"xam:riaH.. unjust feel, that tie iioior of oil;
iear old io;sn Is precious 10 rs, cad AL thai
rtd9Iui;iS Ia !:e. arr,i! I'll! ca,sc IL, ;Le deepest
jpy. Yours, &C., y.
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vi ~. 7"
Ds.f.-Thc:e wc:. IgG head Of caii.r sold =. the scales
;iiS week ~ Ir;cc7 .Ga@:u. from ~ 40 - i.tl. gross. the
Gu-c5nG::nt taEiD- t. had materially relieved he r'arSti
Of IL. heavy supply, ;h"Cg:, MS t'Ei1." VIII no: :H's:
arxL week, ~ r:eyi9.s rrT5 has,a ar. arriving ard quite +
heaTy supply reported Tor sale.
SIszs.-Suurly l@h. ~ Improved prices. w qio'e a:
S2.;pl..OU per head.
liois.-"c quite =: previous etc;a;;'"s. f'"J E:i,
;noagh tie ic:.42d Is !ac.e act::r.
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- i:omianc: Of t;:e Richmond Enquire
Operations Of ss;sc's F.cSion.
PAST GEEK, ka:;Swiia County. Ea.

GEIJ To- Ie9!.
M:as:::. EnlroEs The attack is ircln Guy.
a]7i;Jtte. from Mount Pleasant, q: both SIDES .:
Ia: riyar, from RavcnswG"i. aAd i:nia Gi@m.
vile, down Elk, in the I.a-. Gcii. We ~;
cx.:i:,2 i.iu':sl! 10 the u;nio:: i! preparing ~
tile:u "a; I'll Si.!:S, and !ou i:ay lock 10: /. ds;-
;.cra:c AID glorious, !: 10: i successful ds!enar.
10 guard tit d;i!elsn ppin;s, ne has, ~ thin;,
:: !:G:l: over - volunteers. a:,ird by = large
ru!nbec Of The people .! IT, calriry and al
joining counties. .ti1y Ci2i s;"uns th@ VIC
tory A.u!cG. G.. J.. b.
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ir..cgt, ucd.r rau.s.snG ot Ct. !~:lu:any, were
expected il arrive !! i.y#@tI:"i. 'al':7it.,
u':h: :ss;, "iiyr. ut. @;c &; !-'t"c"3 "'"i .i!a!
IS "v!! ai,;i:n ~i:il s'Ir::i;:.'.:as aad lnls*e:%.
Gi!:GrrS Of ;hi r>a':uerf. wTo had f"H:aci
Lgucl"nrs &a;u.i!G". ;;'"inae.i is ':iat i!loE-
sands Of t:a3a5 S2:a IN !oH;a or Lync;!nITg,
a::G m;gli: ".a@%c":".. .i."!y. Georgia a!ohc
j: ready Il $50: .:"r ;cts q: Thousands. "h:i7
o..:er Southern States viii 81 vGral!:; Is wci:.
- rEcAiY1Y EagnlislcGn.
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Occupation; Of p:ca:IcE; and Hc:- Creek,
on the Baltimore AND G!.Ie stn;:Taa,:, ~
ErinraI srnnn..

IiAm1srvHG, jug 1G-G"i. E:nrits J.. BIZ
liz, commanding Inc PENIS: lvan:a .csurso
lately cncamgci at Cumberland. Maryland, &C
copied New Creek bridge, Is miles cast Of Pied
mont on the Baltimore ard Ohio E~!iircai, I'll
Sunday, hy the order i; Gr:!::=} &ci'!c!ian.--
Col. k;l.e, ii the same Brigade, also occupied
pie'::iio'i, and Capt. Erwin took his pas; ae
New Greek village. The eiIemy prcc;pi!ate!y
retired upon the appToacn OF the Feac;"s
forces. Cant. T~ayioi'S company pursued AMI
captured i wagon illci with plumber.
On Monday morning the caeH,y attacked!
Capt. Ervil's position. brt were vigorously re-
pulsed, leaving behind two ine:! dead: wills;
several wounded were carried away. Their:
was ,o less on Inc Federal side.
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pGnH:c M:EgnHG i RIcHMoSD.--.!n ru:-
suai:4 gf ca:i ii2:v ~ BIS !Ionor TIC i or,
Il m5o!:::: ii r!r c:.z@:s gas held y~esteiGa"
e]tcriiii Z. i1'cinc'i, 20 consider The best mcans
ci proT;.:iay Iur liz soldiers wounded Et thc
laic ha.i:e 81 Ni%Aas-a. III consequence q: the
s;2TT; lin: prevailed. ~: meeting w&+ Tot 81
largely attended %'is wan!4 ".her~i>e have
been. hn: Ike spir!; manifested %.s srG!! - wc
have never hcfn:r witnessed Of "i.y OCCASION.
Ti!= object Of til: n&vt;aE !'a".n: been cs claim
cd BY Hi; Honor, resolutions wcre unanimous.
y aIa..:3 appointing y rom.n;'!ce 10 Eraccsl
70 M:h5ssa, ma bring ivwn $mth q tie
wo:a;:ct ;s can leave, nd :ao:Ac. cnmi1ittcs
t. provide su:iaIE: lli:as ia ;iIe:a here, either
in pTiva'" i&milies CT in $':ru ~iG*Hital: as may
lie pf:p.7cl :2r .!em. iii: mc"iins then al
i]ou:0:,!. LII GER citizens coiac forward ma:,fii-
~ . III" ~o;l:, aG.i lex liz i!l:e: 81 or: city
a!sn d, al! III ii@;7 powvr in iHT;S"sT4hca Of IBIS
object.
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CH& E~s:gE.iTE; SY.tGI:S Gfs > ;::.EE:E.s,
TREASURY DEnA!TNE.I.

I:IcWU:,, June "i;r, ls1..
r~:G1"0SalS "il he received, ia cpa!o.ni? with ihe
-. Of Cpngrra-, iGT Tie rGrcaa"c Q: Ia: B"',is ii .,r
Confederate States, l,earins "Eauiiinter-s, n: pr rent,
payable se:aiqruTaiiy,J with I'll, pr5l.rd. ~ s."s 81 r"%
rr5@luc. ar manufactured articles.
III. ~,ropo-riS -hs'! specify Ia. ri:H"'ity 10 b.: dt!i:r::i
,,e lin.r a:i plac, ~ i-.irrcy, rad tie .4cto: ~ "I-"'
hou.eE11o 30 wIrar lac de!i:cr" Is 20 ~ Ias!r. ;is PFC
r,.ts %, -.!ts inav y. NAH! IN Ei!s I: =: .GAHgr %: che:
.ua.c, r,,r,. "a: thci- rIr5clc raoIa, ia c"a o. i! fre5i
hry nc,cs, 81 l,ar.
The n-oyoss!. will lie 2i'irc:. 90! ., Ia. ;":""..:F Il tas
Treasury, ~ E!rLcly::, ri.ir: ..a;.r or ia i'..s. embracing
several !I,:acs,
I.irlr!.) 4. C. n~ETam%Gan.
I;1- ys--.GE :.:...at: VI :nc ::r..Gt:.
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T5d:,rn f1riSaincffn.r-

PmILADrLrniA, July l6.--Thc brig Baker,
from Tumpicn, reports that tile schooner Ella,
thence for New York, VAS capture! of New
Orleans by u J:riyatctr.
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..rrMI ~lsSiniciuN.

WnM;SGrcS, JAY 22-Cne spontaneous
ouiburst Of ,~t.i5:&:as is exhibited !.:re at Tic
result! Of .:!e battle #s:r Naaissa on YESTERDAY.
We ti;c :. S4lato in i.nnoc .; the victory t;!:a
.I.y,,rr
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Franz Fortress a7onrac,

FORTRESS MONROE, July el.-A scouting
party surprised = small Federal force las: eve
niny. Ti:r.e 81 the F.derails were killed.
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4 !?!u:l,.t:.n PASTOR.

:;aLL i;"H.--t.GL III ask our c2lcmror.r;,s:
AID XII who "r:i" :or III" ".'a;'T*, 10 give TIC
coyrfc. nq.nn &c IA s:r:;cn - Tfos" hari;i IL:
i:ie battles harc hCen fought. y" see Il
w!;,,rn Iaif, Run, anh Ball.; Cre1&', and ~
!:aow mel II ;::% many oi:;c: n.y.: te3'de; iia
ri:h: o'v Tie true spelling j; H;!.:. Er*--so'
known and So w:;itcr ~ 81: IL that ce"":f%.
We st.t'; ;iis -, Y::H1i1a:& ;i:c ruth Of gt9'
GraiAH.H LII r: haru lie righs nan!c.