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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
FEVER AND AGUE! CHILL FEvPD,
DIME AEEEIII

It IS not very difficult thing to bra,l .
ague-tha' Ia. for time to scatter II ovs, ,s
system with Quinire. Arsenic. or s,B,il,, -. '.'
sons. But vegetable medicine which t'r
only breaks the fits, but era .ieates If f-o,. =
system Is remedy worth having. SnaI
HUMPHREYS. HOMEOPATHIC ACrE
PiLLS-a harmless sugar pill it cure. -
,Gse,ise;hreaks up the fits; and eradies,s. :
from the system; and even prevents !, NJ
persons are exposed. Children, infant. .-s
rhc most feeble. may take II with ipnpr5.-
The most IuvetCTate cases are radically en-,
by it.
Price. so cents Per boy.
y. B.-A fall set nf iIUsPHEEYs' HoyFop.-,,-
SPECIFICS, with Book Of Directions. and W
different Remedies, in large vials. m. -ocoo -.
s.; ditto. in plain case. 1; case of fifteen f-Ts-
and Box. 81 Single boxes p cts and 55 -
These Remedies, hy the single box o- case. =.
sent by mail or express, free OF charge. u s--
address, on receipt # tine price .drrss
Dr. T. HUMPHREYS * 90.
No. 9G2 Broadway Neg-Y,-k
Sid ~ E. }. MILLS, EbensJurr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

savo many oI InIs cas- TTI| - V0------T
grave This medicine hes te.u used with
great bea,6, ty Immense numbers o. people
rhrou.hout TIE rs2ubi.s. ali tlc frr rrsIEi-;oTs
have reciyei grateful coBmeuda;ions from
all sections Of the e5uutry. The B.r'rrs VII.
be found TO be very pleasant to the taste.
even as beverage. ara prompt aui power
full IN is eject as uieG:e'-e. L insuSes new
vitality Into toe franc. and stren.ihrus the
whole system. 50 ihat wom. II who use II ale
enabled to go through NTH .ab.,r~ whicl.
would, without it be certain - PROSTATE chem
Sid by all druggists.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

i chdnce The Home Journal" informs
us, that lady in Newburgh, New York, ad-
veriises az offer of her services to any editor
who may wish to volunteer. proposing to con
duct his paper gratuitously during his absence
Have We lighting editor among US? II so,
acre Is eapitai chance for him to make ar
iangmeuts for getting of to the wars. B-etb-
err DO not all speak at once.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

t3-h hen May arrives We always look for
pleasant weather, but this year we have been
sadly d'sarpointcd' Thus far we have had
uothipg tut succession of cold, damp, bleak
days. d, cidcdiy out of season. On las. Sat
urday niBg in the words of the old song
The valleys and hills were oil covered with
suow"
Certain picnics which were to como off or
the 6rst bad to be indefinitely deferred.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

The RaiIropd Trackiaying is progress
sing rapidly on the Ebensburg & Cress"n Il.
II. The iron horse will Fay Us hi> first visit
in few weeks. Won't his first snort aston
isb the slumbering echoes of the grand old
Allegheny hills which surround us? Yea.
verify, will it.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

e5-The following arc the officers of .he
Wimore company. which is thoroughly org
apized and ready to take the field.
Captain. William H. Gardner.
1st. 1t. George Rushbarger.
2st 1t Sterrett Montgomery.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

A communication from J. NJ. Swauk, L q.
Superintendent of Common Schools ioe
this County. will be found on the outside this
week. y portion of it contains suggestions
and information of considerable importance to
Directors They should therefore Peruse it
carefully,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

sa- Returned rai,sncu inform us that there
is no demand for lum Der down the river and
tha; it is, almnst TO impnssibio eh'ct sales at
any price. Sorry to hear it Scarcity of mon
ey in the Northern section of our County will
be the result
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

Ga-The editor of the BlairsvlIle Journal
gives notice, that he's wants potatoes in pay
ment for subscription-larEe ones we presume
As he is very small potatoes himself, of course
bis family i, never out of supply of the
article
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
: NJ pettengiII s Co..

Advertising Agents I19 Nassau Street. Ne"
York. and 10 State street. Boston, are the 'u-
thorized Agents for the "DENoGkAT " oEN f:'I.i /
.,;nc NeU-sraDors in the United States and
CanadaE. They are empowered to contract for
Us at our LOWEST TERNs.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

Ed-Mr Sam Coli, inventor and manufaet-
Of the celebrated revolver. which bears bis
name has given orders to his agents not &c
furnish any arms to the seces-ionisis.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

T6~ isfe High SheriF ef Aregheny coan.-
ty has girs,, fhe t;sitousag:
Il was afflicted with Debility of the Digcs-
tive Orgaus amounting TO severe attack oa
Dyspepsia, which hai csirrei ny flesh c,u
sl8yraliy. Ny s.i6e was also af1i eled uadeI
same circumstances, and wish same d.syss-
Having used your medicine eai.,d B;eaDAvE'
HOLLAND BIT1Eas, W. b.sa ub,aine4 r,Ii,r
aud are barP. te afsFd yoU Shi, put.se ev5
jeuce Of lis value
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan. 22g. 1857.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

CA man named Thompson VaDdergrof.
was shot by steamboat captain named Rojg-
ers. in Pittsburgh one day last week. lie
lived only few moments A difficulty alb
out small sun of money which lad been
loared by Rodgers to EaDdergrof, was the
only reason assigned for the fsniish act.-
Rodgers has been arrested and lodged in
Jail.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

There is said to be in Liverpool. Eng
land. over one hundred men. who are each
worth $500. 900.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

EF The net monthly salary of Privatss in
the U S, Army is IS Inclpliug rati"ns it
amounts to $50. Musicians, So Inclu-
ding ratioDs, &c, S2I.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

DIED On the fifth inst. BENJAMIN
FEANKLIN infant sol OF, l c K Z SINGER
Aged one year.
Thy days were few and flli ci pain
Rest now.-Erernal lile.s thv eain.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

Eg We unGcTsIani that Volunteer Com
pany has been organized in Chest SprinrS
Borough. John Humphreys of Sumu'i'vii!c,
las beet elected Captain, and Pei>r Kay ,,r
1si. Lieutenant, b,ti heroes IF tie Mexican
war. The services Of the company have al
ready been rendered to Governor Curtin.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

CJ-Three members of the Brookviie, JEFF
erson County Company. were married to the
ladies of their love, the day before startiGg
for The seat of war \ noble and gallant act
OF the part of all parties Not being lag
CARDS in love the youns bridegrooms viii noi
be dastards ia war.
The bravest are the tendeTest
The roudcst are the daring"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
TGIsEC.

From CD. AUert I'iE., U C.. from .irk's
WAsnI>GrgN D c. Jl,e Il. I>56.
Il have used two bottles ": y"ur hGE-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS. al..s aars
found II very useful la cas-s Il Indigestion
AMI Headache. and recommend ii TO AL wbn
heed a pleasant aud ,fficacious remedy auG
valuable toBic.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

Anotter Battle.-7he South again Veto
rio"s The second battle Of the Campaign
came off iu Black lex township. in this Co..
on last Monday, in which we are sorry to say
the North suffered an inglorious defeat The
parties engaged were 3 son of Mr. Jacob
Campbell, aged about Is years, representing
the North. aud a son of Mr. John Ross of
about the same age, the South The fight
was hotly contested, but eventually resulted
as We have stated. The North. however,
not satisfied, has appealed to the strong arm
Of the law for redress. and the aff,ir will un-
dergo an investigation before our ne Court
Of Quarter Sessions.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

ssF A Volunteer company has been or
gauizeL in Philadelphia BY Geo. W, Todd,
Esq. formerly Q! this place. He is Captain,
and X NJ Jones, also formerly of this place,
Isl Lieut. 1t has been mustered into the L
3 Service, aud Is attached to tue Scott Lee
gion. Captain Todd was member OF the
Cambria Guards during the Mexican War,
and was, We believe. for sometime Anjutaui
of the 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

e5-The President has issued proclamation
for 10, 200, volunteers for years service,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

D-AI The percussion caf.s u,ed IL the A.
my. are manufactured n B.ilesharg in this
State. 6 coo GOO are now on hand.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

Pan = Noon.
Fl79B. gLlBK. lid JEEERLY Sfll5

NsfN STREET. JOHNSTOYN P4
LEWIS LCC!lII , rs-i'. 5.e-s leaye 90 r-...laa
that he lss> alvey .aH-e al..l Nal5e- .-y- rls
.l al t-.u S-T5,F-- .r l-.s> p-ci.-ag Gao z is-.
Repairs g,rsu.t,y aul carefully aI,alv- O..
-l.af.--ar~r hpgii. I ls5l-u
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volunteers from Cambria County

HARRISBURG. May D.
Col. VIM. * Piper has arrived here from
Cambria County. He has rendered TO he
General Government, through Gov. Curtin.
one regiment of Infantry, now organized IN
Cambria Co., to serve for any length of time
designated auG if accepted, be proffers a
bonus of $1,000 to the State Cambria CO.,
has already four companies accepted Cci
Piper Is a gallant soldier, and hIs meu are all
hardy Mountaineers
The above we clip from tue Philadelphia
Bulletin, of May 9th, 1861. 1t is news to
US. but it is doubtless strictly true, n, a horn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

e5-Gcvernor Curtiu's message to the Leg
is!aiure, does not contain any suggestions Of
importance, except those contained in the
;he telegraPhic abstract which We published
lest week. y stay law will doubtless be pas
sed-also q law aulhoriz ngrthe County Com
nissiouers of the different Counties of the
State, TO appropriate uUpey for the support
of the families of volunteers, in the U.
service. Prompt and efficient measures will
be authorized, for organizing. aud arming the
the militia o! the State. Hon. l. ". Hail
of this district. mas entered on the discharge
of his duties as speaker OF the Senate
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

as he gets them up OF short notice. aud at
reasonable prices
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

LIST OF CAUSES set down FIR trial At a
Court of Common Peas. t. he held at Ehru>
burg. Oh the first Monday (being the SRI dav)
of June next.
FIRST WEEK.
DimOnd vs. O'Drnnell
Michigan vs. Murray
Weakland vs. Luther
Ellis VS. Rcam
Fliun'S Exe'rs VS. Burgoon
JOSEPH MCDONALD. Pro'ty.
Prothonatary's Office, Ebensburg.l
Nay g, 1s6l.-tc.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

@T Tie weather .tnI continues very cold.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
job WORN,
OF ALL KINDS,

NEATLY DONE At THIS "f' -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

Promoted --Captaiu Richard White Of the
Washington Riffs has becn elected Maj Y
Of ne tenth regiment to which the Riffs
are attached 1t James Carroll has been
elected Captain in his stead The company
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

II We would reui
Mr.. j. y. WisSel, has
city a large assortment
cy confectioHaries, rais
bacco, se gars &c. y
IL on hand q very
Beer, aud Lemonad
for parties, would d.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08

al last acc,u8Js was still Ia II
waiting further orders 1t.
the "Citizen's Guard" OF j
been appointed Anjutant OF u
eut. He Is stationed at p1
Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
oASU IN ADgANoa.

ne sslrs-ncy Of the tines upans the necessity Of Ps,isS
oA t ever haS rssaal for the publication OF nssspspsr
puet rs tina slhes tina. In ess sosd
We enter books unless theor for the
papsr panied By e macy pay for the lit
sxpsacs oiths es his eoanrasd Yin this deter
unsoa ba; eonps 20 announce N al the saefe6ess -
WA rely bootS that essty foees sept
nregard 10 them At least unt the unss snl j
n ase1, TO this cod viii forthwith conmsnes hs
ssa1S bills from the OAoe, made out In such
a. EAen pal pses each cub isrbsr In adv nee on
az o: s-esaon and M I'll b. d-s 50 rtc place czech
slgs d ss'o Whla the three months Cnths
Of Arch 1882 n " all who have paid Ieeords
sc eased oG books and suiAy here
ts nsy &c vi be e-tt' suNscrio O'ns expiration
efr Sub erPs and al ke eoure aiopsd u all unl
Payui-a ai, s pssssss4Lsa soa9sls lie else t
WoslI asshS sd5I,.d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
INC smr,he Sol. walk.

We published, some ten days ago, . statement o. toe
questions Of right - to the lessor she leee and the
Government involved 10 this property. The lsssSss ere
YanLssA When vrgiels seeded, three Of them made
tsneer OF their interest in the lease 20 the fourth one
Thers uers circumstances which gave On appearance Of
fraud 10 the transaction end probably under the ssQues
.rason ac, might be prOnunesd, end the lease -
ouest,aed the other hand, the lessor has rghts
lie CON i.tsd hI property TO ,hs care Of As original
ess..s. aud relied upon them, a. nsn Of ssath and
means, for the punc,uAl payment Of biz rsan. There
was uu,us,i.y d obligation, and the lesss ,, parting
with their interest," either Soss ID, fraudusndy,
might Be Adjudssd TO have forfeited the contrast
To. subject iii, eoes before the COurt may issd 70
lsrg litigation the sorks Be neglected, and the whole
Southern Coufsdsrhcy suffer for the sau, Of salt! The
better course would be foe the State a oOes 70 bay ou'
the lessss-by tbs judgment Of dn,sresed Arbirss"ss
and let the quesacf and the iessess have their hsh
over the right Of property 10 The sum stipulated to be
plid by the State. The State in tbs neAntims, could
come to term, sh the lessor and should o. once pro-
coed to The nsnuIasturs Of sA scas nensurase
si,h The wants Of the country. We ere assured, that
the saef there 10 abundsn, tcr the production Of sAt
enough 70 suppl, the world sad ct cost no. exceeding
20 or so cents he Sushel This matter Of TOO vital
interest 70 the shols Southern Confsds'acs 70 b neg
cted or delayed By prompt and vigorous sctisn, the
sacy Of the works may b Increased 10 very sho'
time, Co s1ypl, ell ous ssnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
1hs ,auI,arz Ins,isSs,.

The patriotic Professor, Of sbis los iu'iSn ono. o. 10"
fra, ,oe.u Of sss betook themselves to the Geld. have
prompted by the s,me patriotic sorsdsrsons, been In
uced TO return 20 the less aenang but no. less USE
M iabors cf teaching. II the war LAST, fresh saPps
Of instructed ofosrs oil be continually needed; ano
thsr. existed no other for obtaining them tsan D!
N. Mil,ay, I7situte, Persuaded Of this she Board
made provisions for re.opsniue The institute On the '
January and the 'sll eoupimen; Of students has a.
ready been engaged Prod lent Davis manifested gree
interest In the natter and 10 the hAndsone'' nsnoera'
Laughed the Professors, ell Of sbon are ocers In the
service !, 90, u, do0b pIufal 70 these gentlemen to
abandon the theatre Of glory bu, they did not hesitate
to respond to the cal of duty. Col Smith, Who sss ID
Command .. Cssn.y Island and is succeeded BY the gal
Ian, Col D'L,guel and Col. Preston and Col. SlhAm'
uil ,epai, ., once to THAR posts OF the Institute Gen
Jackson. % the "s.ono Wall Brigade" Who 10 si'o
Pr fss.or msy Re detained fOr some time By the re-
11irements Of his command.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
LlNcOLNs SPY SYSTEM ABROAD.

The London Herald had recently On indlensn. article
on the presence OF Lincoln spies Ia Koslsnd. Il made
complaint ,hs, Mes YoTk and Washington detectives,
in plain clothes lnf,s, the Liverpool Exchange shss In
dining saloons, end bar rooms and counting rooms.
Eu.Ishmen nus. DO careful chat they 81, chou, the
y de,al or Confederate States 'sst they corpromise
eols e0e other open lafayette 20 hsIs busnssa
partners Ia New Yort siseshete" I. sp.sks scofp-
July OF "snspo.Ouo ehArsoier sh0 folos people aleu-;
Al ,sru,, themselves iato situations sbee they may
lssn 20 conversational end spies Zoe the Govern.
10 ut .. W.sbrstOn bisnf.nous system is prcnouncsa
20 b. unbea0be and b, Government 10 called spen 10
IN, il down in England.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

app 'srs frcn an article In the Philadelphia Lsdg~
that Mr. Charles Klle the Engneer, has been criticiing
tho movements Of General Mcclellan, and demanding
tia, the army shall ct once be prss'ed iossafd 70
battle" TIE L.Gs, and 6 eosre'Poassni both take
Tia critic to task and leeU,s him very severely 10
Trusting his opinions forssra on subject sSyoud his
kea. Ho ia adnonishsd that b had better sack to
his theodoL his chain brids,s, end mountain reset
vors. The correspondent enters inte lengthy state
"a mt to shoe that General Mcclellan has not bseo able
% NOV, HI. soldsrs represented TO b wholly rnh'
for car ,s; the General IL tsseAns them 10 has made
great many reCounOissAnceS in force, merely to learn
,bsm how TO move in brsades and handle their arms
hu, they o.. aoss.her too FOE s.rOu, sesk They
are said to be improving and every days delay oil end
=, mshe them better IN the mean time the Federal
cause 10 no. supposed 70 bs suffering by delay Besides
drllling the soldiers end Inspiring them 9th courage
great scheme Is gradually being Pnsssd fsssard. and
.l cunuas Of 10 distant day 10 one universal roas o.
ths n,hela
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
ITEMS OF NEWS. I.

me Kaoivlis FIGHTER q the To- gives % sosou,t
Of the Ascending CT cornsli, =. Tdgg and hh tsa
from Ter Eessee TO Yankee land.
The same paper mentions the haasins in tina, town
Of two OF the bridge BURGERS, Henry sni Jacob
H..ain a'he, aud son. The {, ssd to have been
susth iosty 10 e!ty ,hopsssd dollars.
later IN thu LJnehsarg R.publiesn, written, se
nes from che sSranrs ~ cAe Of che sditsn q tbst
p.pss, dasi Os.p Allegheny. Die. lib, sy: up 70
this TINE - hsvs eouuted Ito dead Yankees" Ii
ssisss believes chat Gsnesi hll'oy. shs ssanaaisi
the Yanhse forces, sas AIsone iAs killed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
rr,r,.., r,le. o. N, ss,,lce, Of Q

rrs great valss Of the services OF Gen. Price In Nh.
souri, Ia shown BY che inability of the Lincoln forces 70
nose down the hssissippi. He is 10 fac. the dragon
Guarding the Hespsrdes Of COnfsds,iey. A ls.ssr
dated Cairo November 29h p,bsaed IL the Cincinnati,
C11aasreidi, says:
The forssrd movements ofPrice In Missouri in iics.e
csais sher strssegy. she aAms Which far has been
% successfully carried out. That strategy 10 70 he the
nv Of the Mississippi Of least the main portion Of
t. sctiVey smpcysd in Missouri running Afsr Pcs end
his subordinate generals.
This prevents them from descending the Mississippi
sld carving the into Africa at the time Civ
ine 90 the rbsls Of Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi
AID Louisiana tina. sllnporiant military advantage
time Tnsy want tins 10 fortify, 60 cas-. cannon
raise money 60 concentrate their forces and also 60
discipline tlem, all Of uhich they gaining BY these
diversions Of General Price.
I; may bs safely said that General Price has done far
foS the Southwestern rebel cause than oil their
other generals combined. rhS viev 10 fully corrobo
rstsd BY the rebsl press Of Memphis and Vcksbsrg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
rr.h.,rn OF -,r;l,.,ra.

I "a annnurcsi tia, Er Fsalkaer has come sor.h
for pa'pcs, e boi1E no argsd fos she Hen NJ.
Eg. prs)leS l,ksn ea The a.ld Of Ml9ssss.. wheh.
Or " Fiak-cr Q, worth 81 much as ". Ely 40 no,
cay but slnno. sa5 reasons 10, exchange BE-
tween them. Trey do no. stand uPOa The sane footi7g
TT sn Nc Faulkner uss not taken In battle Ne 10
p q1,n,ly no. prisoner of sa,. He vas arrested on
pcou CT being rebel aud Is released because ths,
tuTi-on is removed There Is overt set q, least, 20
show ths, b, Il Slth the South. Ely clptur,d or
ire ssickon aad hs protests Ihst be there mercy
ss a s?cets.or-no, sctof on; fees spsak louder
than ordA he Il according TO the stc. letter. prso.
ro- Of var II admit exchange d parties % W.
equally bAlnsed, the Yankees may ger ell hsis prise.
rsrs back BY selZng nou-conbsiants Bet the graves
OBJECTION Il hat sach exchange does gross rjasaSe
20 our soldiers taken poasrs in defending their eoan.
t-y While one Of them lies in a northern JILL Il Il rsG
con,e'snt fer the aa,hoSss to exchange Ysskes psis
ones for eiSiiiGHG
Il m,y be very dislgrsssels to Mr.. Fluhns, 70 return
70 pndlirg Hosd at F5rt Warren; busse Do po sse
VIA p-ioeip!e, or authorities rscoguizs Ain -
prisoner Of YER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
REP0gftD BATTLE At 0S-fHE RsBYls
IN POSSESSION,

gentleman just from LssiStoe that Genssals Rains end
ssin, eth 1000 vsbss ssrs IL vss salon Of that town
On Friday last and snssbes largs body Of soS, cas- sx-
HeSt - ssast tksss yesterday. Geo. Hpsstis. u h
ssl sss % dc hosiA ~ n The rises, sI<A 100 o..
t.spt ed ~ thrown Ne Aslh y The ssbsles
~ tsss - tsvt bssvy sdsr assr isetsg Lssiasssp
% siday, hfa1Ae iAst - enc ssont ess pseGresase
Ssssssn fsses sol tts vSsr Ahs thsk Ger. Davi5
sdests u D. O. trssys bft otissvHb - Rslsy Tor Lar.
isGtsa. fkss ss,seoA ~ ceslrna<isa.
hs sAao.yk essesQ - ~ sthr ~ v6au
0sAs1 lnp6 ~ % =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
A,cssl.aOs Hus1rs 1t h., bs.a .appss.a BY the

AscsslsaOS HUszEs 1t he, bssa sappassd BY the
people Of the South that Archbishop Hughes, Of Ses
Yo,L had besn sent TO earOps for ,Se purpose Of cd
ysuens the Interests Of the Lincah Govesnmsn. BY
usios his ienos eoaptsc. the representations Of
90. Conn.Onsss sen, from the South Ba. the stAun-
a sp ets,ov sIp'e.sss lie gr.ie ,,sa Ct learning from
satisfactory source that his mission 10 f0's contrary
plpo... From Psiess Of ths Church Of shich ASch.
BISHOP H. hes Il the heS3 10 this county aud via lives
L4yoad the Rni's % she s,u:hesn Conisdsrscy, Oh.
.e,sis, leans .h.! che Asoab,sop tis heen dspesd
b, eooueil Of chs 'Hlber,' Of hi, church 10 Use n,
asenes 70 secure tie ia.sC ssioa Of foreign poss In
beh. Of pcIOo aud the rssogSoa Q! sSs adspssdsass
OF The Southern Confeisraey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

GEs fAsiATsRsos BsIsApl-G,n. fsliafers's BEL
gsds eons'ins Of Is. Georgia, ~ Thompson, con.
m,ndns; the 81 Arkansas, Nj. hspnps, the s7th W.
Lieut. CJ Carson; and the old iad V,volssissrs Lsuk
Col l. @. fslsiero-sud,r the command sfsoI. w.
B. fsEsf-uo-,fs Camp Barlow on Friday, The slst u
November and reached Winchester % Sunday. the 9Th
of Dsceubef,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
ampo,,an,. lrr,e,i

We learn tha . tslsgrsn ga received ysssfesy
f,oa sesfOk announcing that Adams, uIns'sr 20 Egg
lssa, hsd asnsndsd BIZ p,I'pertA IN sensassess Of
..s Qss.a's pssssastl0e. snd thai al The Nssshssa
n.sk, Ma ss.pesdsd specie psyassA fss last %
ssspso, h uuA. De Ggs, b doabtflL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
Relief for she so9,r.r. .s Cs.ri.sson.

NJ w.D.uson. ofNelsOu. hss deposited .. this ONE.
$si So contributed By oits,ns Of tina. county for the
relief Of the cir,ns Of ChSre1.on sho Sufrsd BY the
,ts sre Tbs n,ue, hsse sah to tbs order Of the
g,yos Of Charleston any person. authorised 70 draw
yhe same.