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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-17
For the NountAin Democrat
An Obituary.
"What is Life! it's but = vapOr
Som il vanisheth away"

"what is LIFE It's but . vapor;
Som il vanisheth away"
The truth of the above effusion was
painfully illustrated, in this vicinity, a
few days since. by one Of those casualties
that of late have become Of frequent oc-
currence in the mines. On Monday last,
Mr.. II. W. Smith was almost instantly
killed, by the Gazing Of bank, en- q mi
ming claim which he was working, be-
tween this place aud Louisville. The ma
ture Of the soil, and the height Of the
bank, we're such as to preclude all appre-
llenSon Of danger from the mind Of the
! UAOst pTa1SN>, wen if working upon it.
Mr.. Smith was walking slowly in front Of
the bank, when the breath that dispels
the vapor came, and he was crushed to
the earth by the falling mass, and although
by the great exrrtjons Of his partners, but
y .~rJ snut, lme elapseu OeIore MS Iony'
was relieved from its perilouS position,
Yet the only evidence of life he exhibited
was spasmodic contraction of the limbs
Mr. Smith vas native Of Chatham, Com
necticut where he leaves mother. three
sisters and three brothers yet living. His
age vas about 90 years His remains
were properly cared for aud watched over
by warm friends, who prepared them in
a careful and brconing manner for their
final resting Iace-thr grave. On Wed
nes,lay large numLcr Of his friends AID
acquaintanceS met at his residence and
escorted his body to Kelsey. whore an
appropriate, affecting and impressive dis
course was delivered by a mi mister Of the
Methodist church, (whnse name regret |
AIN unable to givcJ. The body was then
deposited in the graveyard at that place.
Mr.. Smith had, during his Residence in
this vicinity, won the respect. esteem and
friendship Of those into whose society he
was thrown, As was evinccJ in a marked
manner 10y the very large concourse Of
ladies' aud gentlemen who met to partici
pate in the funeral ceremonies, and the
deep feeling they manifested, As the last
solemn rites were performed which the
living can extend to the dead. 1t may,
in some d"srec, mitigate the great grief of
his distant friends to learn that his re-
mains received all that care and attention
which kindness aud Friendship could be-
stow, and that his immediate friends in
tend to mark and protect the place Of his
burial in such manner as will render
it sacred far the purpose for which it has
been appropriated. TO those bereaved
ones We extend our sympathy and con-
defence, by SAYING
Thou who sittest bnwed aud grieving,
For a presence ever fed.
In thv silent woe believing
JOY to thee forever dead
Jesus still Ger anguish bendeih,
And To bnrdened one like thee,
Still his holy spirit tendeth
Saving. Weary, come ~ me
SPANISH FLAT, May 10. 1862.
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mot mGstert to trample under foot and
disregard the provisions of the COnstitu.
tiOn-the fundamental law Of the people
made by them, to govern their servants,
as well as to guarantee to themselves,
their natural, political, civil and religious
rights?
Shall we permit the military to set aside
and render nugatory the civil law, and
arrest without warrant, imprisOn without
trial, and punish without crime; thereby
converting our free Republic into mill.
tary despotism
These are questions that should be
studied carefully and thoroughly by every
citizen and well-wisher of this State; for
upon their proper solution depends the
welfare and happiness, or misery and
suffering Of the present and future gene
ratiOns.
In the burning language of the "great
orator of nature" Patrick Henry, "The
object is now, indeed, small, but the
shadow is large enough to darkcn all this
fair land" COMMON SENSE.
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Knows TnEN.-The Stockton Argus,
a Union Democratic organ, understands
thoroughly the Abolition prOclivities Of
some members of its party. The Argus
scorns to fuse with the Republican party,
and is DESTROYS to unite and harmoniSe
the Democracy. 1t says truly: No
matter under what guise, what name, or
with what professions the Republican
party may present themselves to the PEG.
Pile of California, they will not receive the
CO. operation and support of any so-called
Union Democrat who is not Republican
at heart, and of whose open or covert
support they are not perfectly certain in
any event. That there are a few Of the
Douglas wing of the democracy who are
Republicans, and will affiliate with that
party, We admit; but that is not the fault
of the party whose cause they have al
ways injured, a"a "SSoso "GorU tney sur
desecrate. But there are not enough of
them to cripple our party nor strengthen
the other by secret treachery or open
affiliation." The Argus warmly supported
Douglas, and knows the perfidious poIiti-
clans with whom it acted. Many of them
who "desecrate the Democratic name"
are in this county, and are employed by
the Republicans to villify Interchangeable
and incorruptibe Democrats, whose sup.
port, but recently, they cringingly begged.
These fellows dare not say word against
the Republican party, and when Demo-
Gratis comment upon the protligacy and
corruption of the present National Ad-
ministration," they screen their Republi
can employers by referring to the rascality
of lloyd. The Abolition Democrats in
the Douglas wing of the Democracy"
trit1ing and treacherous as their own
party know them to be, have still some
influence, and unless exposed by their
former associates, may throw the State
into the hands of their Republican mas
tiers. The argus may render their oppO-
sition harmless by calling attention to their
treachery.
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DIFFERENT SPECIES. No man knows, OF
ever will know, the exact number Of kinds
of living creatures in the whole world
Leaving out the animalcule, which art
beyond counting, naturaiists compute the
number OF species at about l53, 900. Six
thousand varieties of stuffed birds are
said TO be in the Berlin Museum, and
this collection contains one specimen Of
every species of birds that has been dis
covered. There are supposed to be about
the same number of kinds Of fish, not in
Guiding shell,iiSh, of which there are ten
thousand species. The reptiles mum er
800 and the sucking animals |, 200. The
most numerous class OF creatures is that
to which insects belong, and which IN
cludes the insects of land and water. Oh
these there are 100000 varieties. So,
leaving out the insects, the number OIL
species is not very great. :
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS. --The
Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows, at
their recent meeting in MarySviIfp, elected
the following officers for the ensuing year !:
D. McLaren, G. Patriarch; j. A. j. 30.
hen, Grand High Priest; Charles L.
Thomas, Grand Senior Warden I. Rog-
ers Johnston, Grand Scribe; A. P. An.
drcas, Grand Treasurer; Peter Freer,
Grand Junior Warden. The Grand En-.
campment has also re-enacted the non.af.
filiated law.
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Special an6 General Notices,

The Physician IL OEtsn blamed fer
want Of suceessn HE when the disappOint
msnt 10 the recovery Of the Siek h 10 be traced to
the administering Impure medicines. Robert White
spOthecAry, ls paying particular attention to the
compromising physIciAns' prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of overwhelmingly Robert
White, Medical Hall, lie appointed agent for most
II the genLIne Patent Medicines.
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On motion, further time granted the City
Officers to submit their reports.
Moved, that the City Collector be authorized to
advertise the delinquent taX-hst for the fiscal
yearS 1860 and 1851. Lost.
Moved to reconsider. Carried.
Moved to amend by adding One week from
next Saturday"
Amendment adopted.
Motion amended adopted.
Moved that fifty dollars appropriated to purchase
Fisk street be allowed in favor Of Edward iOst.
Carried.
MIR. G. r. Murphy proposed to arbitrate his
claim against the city, now pending in the Dis
trict Court.
Moved that the proposition Of Mr.. Murphy be
accepted and an arbitrator appointed.
Lost by the following vote
Yeas-Ald. BOrowsky-l.
Nays-Alds. Reynolds, MunSon. Cooper and
Condee.
On motion, adjourned to Monday night, May
18th. 1862.
c. Z. CHUBBUCk,
City Clerk.
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CoUoHs.-The sudden changes of our climate
are sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and
AsrHMArIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having pro-
we'd that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly when taken in the early stages Of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
d" BrO,Oa's BrOnchidI TrOches," or Lo1engeS, let
the Cold Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be ev
err SO slight, as by Ahis, precautiOn more serious
attack may be sHeetually warded Of. PUBLIC
SPRAKERs and SINGERS will fnd them efectuAl for
clearing and Strengthening the voice. See adver-
tisement. lens
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FUsIoN.-In SOnOtnA county the Union
Democratic" and Black Republican COun-
ty Committees have united, and issued .
joint call to the "voters of that county who
are in favor Of sustaining the present Ma
tional Administration, to elect delegates
to County Convention to be held at
Santa Rosa on the l4th Of June, for the
purpose of nominating legislative ticket
and transacting all other business" The
Union says the call is signed Robert
E. Smith, Chairman Union Democratic
County Committee; James II. McNabb,
Chairman Republican County Commit
tee." This is right. Why should parties
that agree in sentiment keep up separate
organizations? Why should Union
Democrats" hold on to a name which
they have dishonOred 2 They are now
where they properly belong; and the ex-
ample Of the Sonoma County fuSiOnists
will doubtless be followed in other cOun-
ties. II the Abolition Democrats of FL
Dorado are as honest as their Sonoma
brethren, we shall soon see call signed
by II. c. SlOss, Chairman Union Demo-
cratic County Committee; w. II. Rogers,
Chairman Republican County Commit
tee." They both "sustain the present
National Administration; they both be-
lieve it hass:' pursued wise. efficient and
conservative policy; they 6Otd SANDER
Democrats who despiSe RepubicaniSm !;
they both believe President Line IN q
wise statesman and pure patriot. We
don't. The party to which we belong,
don't The Democracy Of the Atlantic
States, don't. We don't want the Adolf.
ton Democrats to join our party the
Republicans invite them to join theirs. In
our party they would be regarded as in
teriOperS; in the Republican,, as brethren
Of the true faith: With US they do not
agree in principle with the Republicans
they do. In imitation Of your party in
Sonoma, cousin SlosS, call your committee
together, and transfer yoar allegiance to
N" nsrtY 'r'orn .'rig9"iBzr.. ';'::' it'''".e'
Don't sail under false colorS airy longer.
Go where" mOt glory buD sympathy
waits you. Let the true Democrats in
your ranks reflect upon the conduct Of
your leaders in Sonoma County; by so
doing they will sec where you are drift
ing"
Common Council Proceedings.
PLAcERvILLE, May 18th, 1852.
The Board met pursuant to a call Of the Mayor.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Present-AIdeTmen COndee, Cooper, BOrOwsky.
MunsOn, Murphy and Reynolds.
Minutes Of Last meeting read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported the following
bills which were allowed:
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Az AcRosrICAL ENIGMA.-I am composed Of
IL letters.
My1 .5,5, 6. 6. 7. II, is prominent General
in the Federal army.
My .. Is, 9. 10, Z, IL, 4, are treacherous
race of people.
My 8, Is. Is, is a luminary.
My 4, II, 2, 10, II, is q kind Of trap.
N.Y., "A, 10, II, II, 8, IL, Z, l6, is precious
stone.
My 6, IL, l, IA, 1l.7,9, IL, is delightful
beverage.
My 6. 9. II, IS, is the name of a tree.
My 5, Is, IL, is kind Of vase.
My 8, 10 Z, y, IL, /. is mark OF royalty.
MY 10. 8, IL. is congealed water.
Ny II. Z. 10, 7. 8, is n water nymph.
My l2. II, l3, s, is title Of mobility.
NV l3, lo, 8. =. ., H. is AN enigma.
My IA, Is, 10, IA, IL, is one Of the constella-
tons.
Is. s, 5, IL. Is, is an offensive sore.
My Is, IA, 3, IL, is prominent part Of the
face.
Ny II, s, l, is the name Of tall timber tree.
My IS, II, 3, is a color.
MY whole is the name Of the author, who
resides at Gold Hill. near Cold Springs, FL
Dorado county. California.
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Palmyra Lodge ~. d. r. and A. M.
hold their regular meetings on Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of each month, in the new
Hail. Upper Piacerville. All brethren In good stand.
Ing are invited to attend.
JAMES McBETH, W. NJ.
BENJ. MEAcHAM, Secretary. aulO
Masonic Motto e.--Stated Meetings of
Fl Dorado Lodge, No. 26, are held at Masonic Hail.
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each Month. c. Z. CHUBBUCK,
decI6-6l Secretary.
:1as~ntt.--stsEr- x < - : -,
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Plaeerville.
L. W. RUMSEY, 7. l. NJ.
Ike s. TITUS, Recorder. Lseptl.'6lI
Masonic. - So. james Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds Its regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the nrst Wednesday
OF each month. All Companions In good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
AARON KAHN, NJ. z. IT. P.
is. Tires, Secretary. [decl6-61l
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RESIGNATION AND APPoINTNENT.-Hon.
R. H. Taylor, Judge of the 18th Judicial
District, has resigned his Office; and Gov.
Stanford has appointed as his successor
L. E. Pratt, Of Downieville.
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DEDIcArIoN.-The new and elegant
Catholic Church at Stockton, was formally
dedicated to the service of Almighty
God" on last Sunday Morning. The
ceremonies were performed by the Most
Reverend Archbishop Alemany, assisted
by a number of the clergy.
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EVERY HoUsEKEEPER experiences how difficui
it is to make good bread, and We, therefore, take
pleasure in calling attention to the fact that to
insure uniformly LIGHT, SWEET AND NUTRITIOUS
BREAD, it is only necessary to use RsDINGTOH &
Co.'S YEAST Powders, which, III every respect,
excel all similar preparations ever offered to the
public. See advertisement in another coluH1p.
[l6mSl
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A GERMAN, the father of six children,
in San Francisco, has abandoned his wife
and family, and is living in furnished
lodgings with a frail female, whom he
proposes to take to CariboO.
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ZetA EncamPment, 1. o. o. F., No.
S. meets, in Odd Fellows' Hall, the evenings Of
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
Sojourning Patriarchs are cordially invited to at
attend.
A. A. VAN VOORHEES,, C. P.
@. W. HowLRTr, Scribe. janis
10. O. F.-MOrning Star Lodge, No.
90, 1. o. o. p, meets every Saturday Evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Stony Point, PlacerviIle. All
Brothers in good standing fraternaly invited to
attend. j. ". DOss, N. G.
8. J. FRYKR, r. 8. dec2S-3m
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RELEAsED.-It is reported that Dan.
Showalter and his party have been re-
leased from Fort Yuma, the military Bas-
tile of the Pacific. .
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Abstract 81 an Address. Delivered by
Fellows, An this City, on their For
ty-third Anniversary, April aSth,
1884,
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Protestant EPiscOPaI Church.
PLACERVILLE. Divine Service at the Court House
every Sunday morning, at 1OK OclOck;sunday School
at same place, at n O'Clock, Pm. CoL0MA--service
the nrst and third Sunday evenings Of the month,
at o'clock. FL D0RAD0-serviees on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. at seven
O'Clock. DIAMOND sPRINGs-service on the Sec
ond and fourth Sundays Of each month, at O'Clock
Pm g. c. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, P1acerville. je22
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miscellaneous anhertistng.
TEACHERS CONVENTION

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION Of Teachers and
i the Friends Of Education OF n Dorado County,
will meet at the Methodist Church In the CITY OF
PLACERvILLE, on Monday, the 20th of
May, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
The object Of the meeting Is the advancement OF
the cause Of education in our County and State
All the Teachers Of the County are invited and
erpected to attend Also the Trustees Of the
School Districts, and all who desire to promote the
highest interts SITS Of our youth.
The Convention will be addressed by gentlemen Of
ability various interesting topics, and measures
Of general educational interest discussed.
NJ. A. LYNDE,
Co. Supt Public Instruction,
May LIST, 1s62.-mStd
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO.
NRpERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
~ articles OF every description are solicited by the
undersigned.
residence In this city Of over ten years, and IN
experience In the business OF nearly the length
Of time, considered sufficient warrant the con-
ndence Of persons in the country who occasionally
require to make purchases here through the agency
Of reliable party; or who may be looking for .
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring oil who nFust
orders TO him that effort sh Ill be spared to
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desiring Information concerning the under.
signed, are referred to
VIM. T. Coleman / Co., San Fraresco;
J. II. Coghill 4 Co., 4"
C. Langley, Druggist, "
Flint, Peabody L Co., "
Ira P. Rankin, =.
Ross, Dempster Co.,
J. Anthony 1 Co., Union once, Sacramento;
And tn Gelwicks January, Publishers Of the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, PtAcerYille.
N Borders for Machinery, PIanofortes, Melo-
deems, Sewing Machines, Watches, JeWelry, etc., will
be attended to BY competent Judges, - ..- --..
l.. p. FISHER.
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
Z $40 Washington street, up staIrs,
, Opposite MaguiFe's Opera House, San Francisco.
! ly2T.u Il
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@burrbrs.. GbaritabEs orOrrs,

Hebrew ServAce.-There will be Divine
Service In the Synagogue, At Piaeerville, every
Saturday, at . O'Clock, An. Oet2o
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A. VEDDER,
Ell DORADO COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

A LII MEMBERS Of the Socety are hereby notified
N that the assessment for dues has been levied BY
the Board u Managers, for the year 1862, at ~ 30
per member; and that by the Constitution OF the
Sc ciety all members who are In arrears months,
after being notified thereof, shall be stricken FROM
the roll.
The time has now arrived Cor the payment 81 dues,
and, for the convenience OF members. payment may
L aSfS IN $leAl.s =. & fiAS4. - - <SX
NJ Cary Of PlacerN lille. p. H. IornblOwer, Of Green
wood Township, and Robert Chalmers and 8. Is.
Weller, Of ColOma or to the undersigned at Fl Do
RADIO. THOS. J. OREGON, Secy.
Office Of II Dorado County Agricultural Society
e. Dorado, March 25th, 1859. mar39d
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COFFEY & RISDON'S
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
San Francisco, California.


i,U1,ng .eeA,vS our seAS66's sNrpfSA S%Nl % se%s
reference to the advance Of prices at
the EasS, or increase Of duties, We are
now prepared to furnish ali kinds Of
BOILER WORK at the same prices as
hitherto, and to supply our customers
with BOILER IRON AND RIvETs
as heretofore charged by Us.
CoFFEY RISDON
Boiler Works,
Old Stand,
Corner Of Bush and Market SITS,
Apr26s3m San Francisco.
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Catholic Chureh-Rev. j. Largan
will ofieiate in Georgetown on every Hrst Sunday
Of the month also, in COlOmA Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, a. NJ.
VeSpers, in ST. PAtrlck's Church, PlacerVilie, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past 7. jy27
Methodist Episcopal ChuEch-Rev.
J. W. Ross, Pastor. Preaching at IO1f, a. ~ land
in the evening" Sabbath sttssOS ~ IN, ?. n.
Bible Class at the same hour. 81
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Sacramento Valley Railroad.

ON and after tomorrow the passenger cars viii
" leave the foot Of street, Sacramento. at G1S
A. y. and 4 P. ~, and Folsom At A. n. and IL n.
The Freight Train up viii leave 2lst street at ~
P. M at which point, Stockton road freight will be
received during the day.
>. p ROBINSON, superintendent. --
February 18th, 1S62.-lmarel
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'mmOn Council Proceedings.

Common Council Proceedings.
PLAcERvILLE, May 18th, 1862.
The Board met pursuant to q call Of the Mayor.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Present Aldermen COndee, Cooper, BOrOwsky.
MunsOn, Murphy and Reynolds.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported the following
bills, which were allowed:
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RGE H. h E l. l. :,

G EOR G Il H. B E LII,
Gil Montgomery Street,
CORNER MERCHANT STREET, BAN FRANCISCO,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
Legal Cap. Writing, Letter and Note
Paper, and Envelopes in great variety,
Gold Pens o: the Best Manufacture.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
or the best material and workmanship. Printers
Blank Cards, law Books, Law Blanks, Notes. Drafts.
Bills oi ading shipping Receipts, Order books and
a large assortment Of Custom House Blanks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, September 2 - The spccia
correspondent ot the Press of thia city returning
from Sykesvlle. Md says that he had just LEFT
Monro,ia on account of the approach Of the
rebels. A party of their cavalry entered thai
place on Sunday.
Many speculations ARE rife relative 10 th,
movements aud intentions Of Stonewall Jack
son Some Say he u ON his way with a large
army "a Getty sbutR. Pa. 40 ~ 10 be within s,r
king distance Of Chambeftbufg 90 York, and
that be "a already near Hanover, while others ~.
sert that he has marched 10 Westminster aud will
move on baltimore IN that direction, Others M
sort that this latter movement y merely a ielnl
20 cover his entrance Into Pennsylvania,
A dIslr,eh dated chamberburg. IA, sept :
10 A. N. SAYS
one of our scouts reached nagerHtown las
night. having lei, MlddeIown, eighteen miles
southeast IT that place. Mt o'clock J.. NJ, lie
reports that the rebels we're nj ilaeerstowh Ia
considerable force and advancing All the roll
ing stock OF the railroad has been removed from
Hagerstown aud the telegraph Office there evaea
ated
A telegraph eflee has opened at Greenoastl.
from which place our scouts and messengers vii
be sent.