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ADMINISrRAToR,s N0TICE

Notice J. hereby given that letters of Ad-
niuistration ca the estate Of Alexander
M'Into~h late Of Washington township,
Cambria County. have been granted % lhe
undersigned, Az persons knowing them
selves indebted % said estate are hereby no
tilted TO come forward assd settle tae sane;
and all persons having claims against sail
estate are notified 10 present them properly
authenticated FIR settlement.
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March I2.-Gt7 Administrators.
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SEATED LIST.
ALSO-At the same time and place Will
be sold the following Seated Lands and Lots
of Ground. on which the taxes remain nm
paid. and which have been returned to rhe
Commissioners. aaretahly to the Act Of As
sembly Of April 29th 1874.
Acr's Lots 4Vegle1y TClrnshig.
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COENTY EXSTiTUTE-

- MY Institute will be held ut VII
-, '-Ihria County. on Wedncs lav.
. S and Friday. the ICth, 18th and
e April, 1862. Prominent cdu>
r. ..A other counties are expected.
..s,.y hoped that there will lie a
.-."t o. the teachers, directors and
p education throughout the county.
re Institute Professional Ger
.-s 81, sued, 10y the Co.. Supt.. t.
'..'s go. 'He First Class Provisional.
W. &. SCOTT.
) T.. MCCORMICK.
HENRY ELY.
y +AMFS POTTS.
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D~anoonAu Alyo SyaMu1zaa.he
TREASURER'S SALE
OF JNSrsATED LANDS AND LOTS N

CAMBRIA COUNTY, 4. ID. 1862.
/. THOMAS CALLAN, Treasurer Cf Cam
bria County, in the Commonwealth Cf Penu-
sylv-uja, in pursuance of the several acts of
Assembly Of said Commonwealth directing
the time and manner of selling Iu~eate!
Lan,ls for taxes. do HEREBY GIVE NO
IICE, that the following described tracts Of
uusCarei lands aun lots uf ground, in the
SAID County a.! Cambria. or such parts there
Gt rs may he necessary To pay arTearages OF
taxes duc thereon, for one year ar more, viii
he offered Tor sale at the COURT HOUSE,
in the B rough OF EbeushurI, on til second
MONDAY (bcing the 9Th day OF JUNE
next. and continue by adjournment from
day to day. until the whole be sid, for such
arrearag,.> pl taxes and costs necessarily az
rrfIU.r thereon
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III. i~r~' -rr. herehv give notice that
f~ atr. been granted to them by Reg
% '...> Nc-. as Executors ul the estate
y. ---.iu~ u nthoe late Of Clarified To.
b county. dec'd-aJl persons indeat
..- estate ara requested to make pay
AT. all persons having claims against
=, .Fa rsIuested TO p-eseur them pro
..."-'r"atai f. settlement.
.-,-.t-- JAMES N'MTIITN.
PATRICK DCNNEGAN.
Executors.
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ENEcUTOR,S NOTICE

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
Letters have been granted - him by the
Register of Wills &c, as Executor Of the
estate Of Sarah Iniier. late Of Washington
township, Cambria county, deed, al per
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make payment. and AL persons having
claims against said estate are requested 70
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement.
JOSEPH CRISTE, Executor,
March 26, IS62.-Gt.
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INTERESTING DETAILS.
Additional Particulars Of the Operations Il
the Contending Armies.

From the Washington Star, August 90
Wa have Information that satisfies us that the force
thai suddenly appeared between the position OF tho army
OF General Pope aud tbis capital B<stow aud hanassas
Tuesday night Last the army corps OF the rce
Geaers jackson and st1ars indsoadent cavalry eorps
strong, from resr Waterloo, the head waters OF the
Rappahsnncck, around by White Pni.s, 70 Manassas
blankets OF ksapsacss Illus leaving their bagr age
Of evexy description, 70 be transported By e wagons
with the other army corps Of Lees force following q DO
Lind them.
THR roacs OPPOSED 10 ams. rAYIcK.
Instead Of fighting merely portion Of suarts cavalry
n Manassas On She day before yesterday, Ta.ior's
brigade actually coofrouod By the grsster 20 oa
Chez Robert ss or bis son, Brissii-r denor rtrsush
wc think fiuhpgk Les rather tasn his fatEsr There
were bcsdsss host u other rebs brigndsfs thcn Az
there engaged.
JACKSON AT FArErAx ecvnr norn AND sruAE2 Ar
'TKswA.
YssSrsay 81 enc r. " TIA rebels (JAckssas Advanced
occupied fastAs Court Horse l., frcs (of csvayl and
a before wts Taylor II not their vonssa o. he cn
Tagcment Of the sane dav with Eookcs, and ako the
prisoners they Taylor. In the sfrsocn about
500, moved down IRON affair Court Horse Vienna
HcoLEa orPos@D TO xwYLI.
"a -. u.y v,.c wss WIN
poPE r-Urs rnx REBsrs' CALCULATIONS.
Mscr Grveral Pop, ~ hsjl-I~st nine ocitk vsstsr
day forenoon, had concentrated bis very large army 90
sadly ntafsre sitb Inc calculations upon hicl tae
rsb EeDerh must have ver.rcd their bold and extra
erdiafsy movement That Il " ray, he had gotten
'lcpowt forces. Including Sge protshi betwes az
sackauns and Lsntgtres;s front ara had aiso Oil
the rest u nH army well up wn tvppSrlng distance
of tbJrn.
fOff ENGAGES EIrnER JiCKsQV on L0s5sTHEsT.
A. four y. N. yet 3rdaT ar enlagemc1t com.
marcci tctween Pope aud either JACK on's roar "
I hast ,cets slvanre nowhere about arnae
ga. " With lie fo~riE, then Heinig Or sr'-
CO - 6anieeo portion u 4 engaged . or sii,
n VIII ne latter, .le1 Mcdowell tr s \. or bCti cysu
men Oh q. II continued ,arorgh lie balaucc o. he al
tsTng9a.
WE s0lrv K0ED MANASSAS.
sirafglcr tbs morning reI0 Il ia IL vi u fal 20
we " t-osslon u ~ - ~. Ths my ~ nay va
ha tie II ~ tho t'ts.s ar4sn with Jasfss. 90
agrrshcsl 8, ~ r0t Uyrcs' " Inla Trees saUff
have - d Thar 3sel ~. tsh ty Yestausy 4..er.
NfNe,. u,.lsej Il pst my lcs.stsay.
.e4 8. t.#i y'r,c-v tht hatae
rr tU'Ees~f- VIZ nl1uIrGrc.r
'Atc Ia ipLgrQ.
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RvMoRs FROM THE sHEHANpoAH,
oar Camp slgel Cerrsspsndsnce.

CAMP sIoE wIycHEsrxR, August q, 1852.
S.H = 49, tsy<> y
The full Of ruHnors. and there is seouSn
N this section jest 70 satisfy ALL Il 10 reported thai
jackson is upon len dank. about thirtynvs miles
distant and the citizens eagerly listening fer the
urmur Of his march through Ashbys Gap and dswn the
Shenandoah. Let him come. We will give linn . pull
Tor the laurels and the land.
For a number Of weeks part Of regiment Of rebel
cavalry has been roaming about this valley, picking up
negroes and horses and running them OF TO Jackons
army. Last Saturday they made raid upon tho Win
chester Railroad burned up number Of small bridges
burned up train Ct cars, aud took the mail and
number Of prisoners.
This morning Captain RUSSELL Of the First Maryland
cavalry with forty OF bis men, made daylight dash
upon Nswtows the principal resort Of this rebel cavalry
captured ten OF them, with ten horses and quantity
d arms and ammunition. The captain bad man In.
ured This consider 70 be Of The brayest dashss
the war.
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play % patriotic sympathy q noble and gratifying
sas.
ne statement thss . company Of NE Twsash rsAn-
sy'vsnA savairy covered she retreat q we baggage
end provision trains frou Manassas was erroneous. II
was Company B, Of SCOTS cavalry. Colonel SWAMI that
rnasA ~ service, oussss SWANS Oldest son being
Assssaans = ~ company. TAsy covered shs train
whils vss 0. shs retreat for nearly twelve miles.
and were several umss under . severe nrs from shs
enemy.
M pssvos NaraAAl, Najos Dosssv \ nahns grange
1ssts for The reception Of large number of sssssrs
vAeass szpssssd hsm vrsiaA today.
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The City Tranquil-No Rebel Troops In
the Vicinity.

WASHINGTON, August 80, 1852.
lsft fredericksburg 1t four O'Clock this afternoon
Ths city quiet, and everything remains II was in
tbs posssssien Of General Burnside's army.
Thsrs il no trush in any reports q its having bean
abandoned or the Us,on troops falling back.
There Indications Of any considerable rebel force
in that vicinity any prospsct Of any which could o.
feet disaster 70 u.
nuuus u disasters 70 0eHssai Pope created Some.
thins Of panic there yssisrdAv bs that has
Cd away and the alarm Of the people 10 Quiesed snd they
do anticipate any disaster could net be captured,
except BY large rebel FORCE Or without the entire
destruction Of the place.
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10 ssad cavalry expedition destroy portion Of
tho Virginia Central Railroad and tho rebel telegraph
line, 40, which expedition resulted In complete sue
He Also the 22d Of July, directed another dash
Al the railroad At different point On this occasion oaf
troops defeated the cavalry Carmel church
the road 70 Richmond destroyed The telegraph line 70
6ordoasvils and burned tho rebel camp, together with
SIN loads Of DO used supplies Subsequent
troops rcpulsed attack by General Stusrt's
cavalry, Who driven the North Anna river
- far Hanover Junction. On tho Goth he directed
General Gibson, with body Of infantry artillery and
cavalry 70 conduct direction 81
Gordonsviae. The party went within two miles Of
Orange Court House, where short sSnmsh took place
and several prisoners wore taken who rsportsd the
rssss 70 have lest nvs killed and several wounded By
this reconnaissance the position or The rebel
Generals Jackson, Robertson and Ewen were die.
covered. Tho expedition was carried cut without
ths loss Of single side. On the Goth Of July
one portion Of an advance corps Of h army drove out
RebsTsos's rebel cavalry from Madison Court House
This was accomplished without loss our FORCES On the
2eth General Pope entered the Hsid and located his
hssdqoarssss ~ Warrenton, Va From this point the
army gradually advanced towards Richmond the cavalry
usder the direction Of General Hatch actively scouting
and making the country too hot for spies guerias
On the I'd Of August the reconnoerng column crossed
the Rapdan, pushed forward Orange Court House. took
possession Of the town then in the possession
cavalry under Robertson. Eleven Of the rsbels were
killed and fftytwo taken prisoners, among whom were
major, two captains and two hsutsnsnss. The Union
oss was but TIVE killed and three wounded The rebels
eft their wounded behind. The railroad track
and telegraph lines between Orange Court House and
Gordonsvlle were destroyed. Another party shortly
after destroyed Frederick Hall Station and the railroad
~, ,Y ::sycral miles between Richmond and GordonT
I'm 9th Of AUGUST the famor. "..''- % Cedar
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nen int an open deid tho lefs Of railroad, Az
formed his line Of battle. he thsn moved on through
g cavalry and battery of artillery were staltsusi
firing rapidly.
now GENERAL TAYLOR IuoAxs DECEIVED.
General Taylor, thinking thee were our own trsoys
and that thsy attacked BY ME rebels prepared =
far uns another battery on his sfs ossnea nd 81 sSs
direction the balls and shells took, conveyed Ne iu-
Press.on - s,so vas one o. eur sasssres 0snssl
the le but had proceeded many paceA before the
two batteries opened on him.
THE JERSEY TROOPS CHARGE ON PIE BATTERY.
Finding cut their rus condition, General Tayiss
gave the order 70 charge and aks the battery BY an
They proceeded within three hundred yards q ths
md our man fen 70 fast, that General Taylor found
would be impossible 70 take The battery, and hsrro
gave he order n about face and march or the nsld in
line Of battle This was done in an excellent manner Tho
rebels sesng retreat their cavalry and
artillery poured Int our troops destructive nre Our
troops marcnsd on until they reached the side e Bull
run when 'heywere hailed, and jcssd ny the Hcvenlh
and Twelfth Ohio The New Jersey brigade placed
boys who held them N check for some time tus 6sdine
that they should conMnue the struggle any longer they
would be surrounded sswly retreaied Buck station
reach two hundred and hfty.
NOT GUN WAS vIREn ON OUR SIDE.
During the wholeof the charge on the rebel battery
the New Jersey brigade did no. DIRE single gun, al.
though they were under murderoos Are Tor hour and
half General Taylor wanted u take the pace by the
bayonet. II 10 had had battery artillery along with
him be would doubt, have diteu the rebels out *
their ntrenchments.
x. wRRRE HAS JACKSON GONE! !,
II 10 generally believed that Jackson finding that he
could NOT capture Pope has gone eesburg from which
place be viii march 70 the Potomac and then cross 81 Ed
army would move forward On our 'front.' II this s' be shs
rebel leaders Intentions they will undoubtedly fail for
our military leaders have maize ample preparations
sr-.
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TIE capital has been In state Of great excitement
oay IN consequence Of the Of the severe battles
ith the flower Of the rebel army, and the speuah
osssr Of our arms.
re erstemeus OF the day has settled down this
ing into confidence more quiet and assured than had
experienced for days. Tho aoest Of the rebel
Generals With their troops have been pstsd against
brave soidi.rs, their hopes q crushing Gen.
popos army, willis the veterans Of the Peninsula were In
transit 70 the battle ground. hav, sgnaIly failed.
Tbe news 70 FAR as Il Is received made public Is
most gratifying notwithstanding tho s~-ers losses sd-
rlt.ed BY Gene al Pope in hts Official despatch
one o. tho most significant signs Of success Ia the
Cropping conferences OK the sscssions, which bear
uanlslakablo tokens Of disappointment and dscomst
are.
whc. II was known ih,, a bloody battle hsc eesn
fought within twenty fvc miles Of wssnngton, he ou
zeus very generally s~yrsssd sher r'ugness rsr1r
10 tn la,, groa1d aud sssist IN TAI care n tl
wounded soldiers. TIE War Depart n.ns offered i .ps
pcf tatOn for suGh as VOID vosAtesr 10 80 apo the
oerxs Of TIE vafi7ls dyartmsIts we're allowed oaro
Of abaeuco W The pdrrost. and hort wss eeus 4
turnout from the Futile 1ua 'ngs Tie volunteer
started ~ ~. sbsndal suppss o. rslioas 4ud
choice EqL. II =. Zee q the wounJei mon The a.
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AID FOR THE WOUNDED.

PHnADnImA, August 80, iSd&
n atty autheritsss NE evening received despatch
nom Colonel fhomas A. sso hal hard battle has ben
fsssAt, ~ sAas ne lo was heavy, end requesting
them 70 have al We surgeons possible sent 70 washins
ton te-pight
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MOUNTAIN wss io-e-. --------~-.-. 49,. ----.-
POps's army. The severity or the contest and the
bravery with which was fought are still fresh IN our
readers minds We need bat aude 70 II. The rebels
reeatsd under Of the darkness Of the night Of the
l1h and General Pope took the ground
msrly held BY them. General Pope followed up the bat.
tic by pursuing the rebels the Rapdan with his
cavalry and small infantry force occasionally engaging
them. He next pushed his whole army 70 the Rapi-
dam General sgo corps driving back the rebels every
time they attempted cross that river The rebels I'M
der GssrM Lee in strong force next began 70 move on
General Pope 'front.' while jackson attempted TO outank
him. He however managed TO defeat theit pians fur
time by organizing fighting retreat during which Gene
raj sigel's corps acted brilliantly. AT last, however,
jackson succeeded in getting into hin rear and Pope was
surrounded But he has brilliantly released himself from
the difficulty by cutting his way through the rebels and
forming junction with Burnside and Mcclellan To him
properly belongs great share Of the praise for plans
from headquarters could have achieved glorious re-
suit except BY the bravery Of General Pope the off,
GERS and men under him.
During Popcs administration Of his new department
he has made himself remarkabh by the energy Of his
movements and the determination evinced in his genera
orders The rebels really became frightened Of him. and
denounced him by general order in which they declared
that he any Of his officers taken prisoners they
would be treated common felons. Instead Of being
cowed by such IN announcement II only added vgor TO
his already vigorous plans the result Of which Is yet
be determined although there be doubt Of final
success.
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PRECISION mat twenty -four hours direct communicasel
po, nave ossn rssssAons between Warrington and
Jacksens army oorps 10 endeavcrrs - proceed north
wsrd-.s though .ak.g asss fes The Vicinity q Lees
the reessbishauli ID s1ss sSiis from I'D
mmsosats mont, with Popss army practically between
him and me other rebel corps sarmee.
We may ada shas General Msccnsn q % sisposns q
The heavy Union force In and around Alex
andra and the fsrhcasons - soon V make IL play an
important part In the svsntfu drama Of the hour
Sin the battle Of yesterday the ATTACK certainly
came from our side.
THE RAID UPON YHR MANASSAS ROAD.
Thinking would BE- acceptable take the liberty Of
sending an account Of the adventures Of Lieut. Frank
Atkinson formerly Of the load New YORK. and now As
sisans 70 ssss Brigade and Capt. Phil
lips, q Rochester ~ T., who we're the train with
mo on Tuesday last that met with such terrible fate.
ATrEMrT TO THROW OFF THE RAILROAD TRAIN.
Asxandra passed Catlssts station and arrived a. BINS
TOW az twighk, when We were arsd upon BY two com.
panss q rebel cavalry (dismounted) each side Of the
track.
THE COLLISION.
We then Manassas Junction and stouped long
enough 70 dsembark companies OF infantry and then
proceeded on a. high speed towards Alexandria: when
70 nearing Union Mis- water station, train WAS dis
and we were thrown on the track the engine
and half Of the train thrown embankment twenty
feet deep, turning over in its descent three times
THE LOSS OF LIFE AND NARROW ESCAPES.
Lieutenant Atkinson, Captain PHI Ira and gentleman
who carres the mail for General Pope (whose name for
ge and two soldiers occupied the car The soldiers were
instantly killed butt wonderful say the rest OF the
party escaped without braso. They then walked 10
Farax Station remained all night and came down In the
morning train
LIEUTENANT ATgnsEON's DANGERS.
Lieutenant Atkinson came near sosing his life al Cat
c.ss saon on Friday night last when trains were
area upon ana % CALAMITY defended by the "uckas
he lost valuable horse and all his wardrobe besides
saiuaDc BOOKS and papers lie was Hred 1900 =
but succeeded wei,
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"A be accommodated with partial Board with widow
lady, house strictly private, in fashionable location
venent all parts Of the city. Address NJ station Post
Office, Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

A 4 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET-EIEGANTLYF FUR
Il nished Apartments to let In brown stone house
containing all the modern improvements References
chat ged.