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Orr NILE BEYOND YoRxrowH, i
Sunday. 10 O'Clock A n 1

ut
Sunday, 10 O'Clock A ~. -.
All day yesterday the rebels kept up
, hot ERE on Gen. Porter's division. No
bra vas burt. Our Parrot guns at Farm
holt Court House occasionally answered
them. All last evening and up 10 mid
night Lively firing was kept up. About
thai time their fire slacEened considerably,
and at 2 o'clock stopped altogether. We
fired one or two more batteries at them,
but got no answer.
About 8 o'clock this morning build
ing at Yorktown was fired, and Prof.
Lowe and Gen. Heintzelman went up in
a balloon and found it was their store
house at Yorktown wharf. At daylight
they reported the forts empty. AT I
o'clock we occupied Yorktown without
again bsine fred on. Of the guns Of the
eaemy nearly al remaining were spiked
and dismounted. BY the side Of tho riy-
q battery. were large piles Of ammuni-
ton, powder, balls, and shell. No guns
were in Yorktown, which is surrounded
BY scmi-circle. The earthworks were
all constructed TO cover one another in
every position, but they must have even
tually yielded could We have got around
them. The gun We dismoun.ed the 9th
or day killed and wounded four rebels.
The fort had been occupied BY the lst
battalion of the New Orleans ARTILLERY,
the 9Th aud both Ala, the 10th and l4th
La. and the 18th and 45th GA. repi.
ments. These troops were ordered to re-
port at Howard's Grove. four miles from
Richmond, and left at midnight. A rear
guard was left who waited for our appear
ance, and then retired in the greatest
haste.
Two deserters, who left their regiment
in Williamsburg at daylight, say the
whole rebel army was in panic. Prof.
Loves balloon reconnaissance discovered
their rear guard, At 9 .. M, to be four
miles out. Gen. Mcclellan Immediately
ordered out the artillery and cavalry, and
is pushing after them At full speed. All
our gunboats came up ut 8 o'clock, and
landed some marines ct Gloucester, who
raised the U. 8. Gag, amid cheering that
could be heard across the river. The
boats all then left, and are now running
up York River, Smelling the banks on
both sidas
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~ Clagetts Constitution still insists
that the Republicans caused the war BY
electing Lincoln and refusing to compro.
mise on the platform proposed for the sat
isfaction Of shareholders.
Why did Clagett, and those who
acted with him at Charleston, insist upon
the nomination of Douglas and refuse. 10
accept the Breckenridge platform
We suppose it was for the reason thst
they had the majority and had the right
to stand by their candidate and their rrin.
ciples. But according to CAgett's logic
by SO doing they broke up the Democratic
party, and precipitated the Southern wing
Of it into rebellion and war against the
Government.
Now we don't reason in that way we
glory in the frmness of the Northern De-
mocracy, who, on that occasion, refused
to be browbeaten into the aban Comment q
their principles BY the Southern oligarchy
even under threats Of the ruin of the par.
" and the dismemberment Of the Union,
and We rejoice, too, that the Republican
party followed the noble example of the
Douglas Democracy.
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7 treat SLAUGHTER OF HOGS
N e AND DOGS.

- 49, WAO2 ~ my OonceK0s
The following Tes0iution vss sdopssd By the City
Council, Msy 5th, les3.
kEsoLvgD, That The MArshaI shall, without Asiay
Etve nstice IN ~ daily papers and ~ Dpseng hAnd
Bills 10 public places, that and after Monday the
9th Inst, ordinances No. 10 entitled sAn ssAtaoncs
sSuctrpinG hogs and eratasnce NO. 10, entitled IAN
oenfsancs concerning doss~ viii Be strictly snfOscea
and tas ~ AAssbs h directed enforce satd osd n
ancr from and aer the Of the above date Sp<ci
hsd by sfdsr Of The City Camel.
may6-dh 4. III ROcIEFELLER
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AT IL slcction 10 b held in Indiana,
next October CongFeam4n are to b
ehossa, with minor Stats 0lcers, Score
| tary, Treasurer, &c.,) A1da Legislature
upon which it viii devolve to fiji Mr..
Mrieht.s seat in the Senate. Some
months since, the Jesse d. Bright De-
mocracy held convention and nominated
candidates, opening canvass that was
ayowedly to give tho expelled Senator a
new lease of power Their Disgusting
fondness for branded traitor, and their
leniency toward the seeded States, has
driven of many Democrats, and there are
several old Democratic organs that refuse
to support the ticket, while the ticket it.
self has begun to break up. Hon. Milton
b. Hopkins. nominated for Superintend-
ent Of Schools, withdraws his name with 4
very pointed letter of rebuke for the dis
loyal combination which is trying to steal
the MANS of Democracy to serve Treason
in. Mr.. Hopkins but reflects the inten-
ton of thousands Of honest Democrats
who intend to vote against the concern -
[ Exchange paper.
The Indiana convention and platform.
got up last winter. was hailed by the VAL
landigham press throughout the country.
and by the Mahony press Of Iowa, as a
glorious revival of the Democratic party.
1t was followed up by the Valiandigham
Congressional caucus, and the leading
Mahony presses Of Iowa, including Ma
hony's Herald, the Davenport Democrat.
defaulter Rabbits Council Bluffs Bugle
and CIagett's Constitution, have enlisted
in the scheme. Dodge, of Burlington,
has also bestirred himself, and another Of
the same stripe Of papers is about to be
established at Burlington.
Bright, it will be remembered. was ex-
PEELED from the Senate on the charge Of
treason, and our Bright, -Geerge w.
Jones, who seems now to be on a mis-
sion to reorganize the Mahonyites, was
imprisoned on similN charge in, Fort
Lafayette. VIII the Iowa traitor have
any better success than he of Indiana?
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PEssoSAL--capt. Alex j. Frick, of Co. D
ofshe famous Eighty -fosrh Regiment, ar.
rived ia The city yesterday. Capt. Frick
has been with the regiment since its for
malion. He has been engaged in much
hard service, has been through the nnmer
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been 80 greatly distinguished, aud has be
come so broken down in health that he was
compelled TO resign. The Captain is a
brave and gallant soldier, and regrets ex-
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his post until the rebellion is crushed. BE
IS accompanied by U. H. Ent, the First
Lieutenant OF the same company, who was
also obliged to resign on account of i'll
health The Lieutenant was yesterday the
recipient OF very handsome cane, the gif:
ot Capt Frick--Ers Bulletin.
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THE confessions ard experiehc of a
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GoFernor Curtin, upon application to the
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as il probably entities those who chang e
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HURLEy GUAaDs.-Since The resignation
OF Capt Frick and Lieuienants Ent aid
Mcdowell, this company has been officered
as follows: Captain. Joseph j. Vaughn
who furnished The company with 40 men
Lisulenants, A. g. Thornton, and ]. w
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from Light Street. this county. Capt,
Vaughn is an old soldier, having been in
the service some eight years. The Com
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it has been for some time. They belong TO
the gallant s4th, Col Bowman
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate Of Franklin Longenbereer decsostd
Z ETTERS OF administration on the estate
"A of Franklin Longenberger, late OF CO.
Iumba county, decd, have been grained
By the Register of said county, TO VIM. K.
Longeu berger, OF Beaver twp, Col. CO.,
All persons having claims or demands
against the estate of the decedent, will
present them 10 The administrator for seliem
eni;and those indebted TO the estate are
requested TO make payment immediate
10 the undersigned.
VIM K LONGENBERGER.
Admir-.
Beaver twp, July 9, 1862
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The draft passed oil in This county OF
Thursday. On Monday men began 10 re
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counfJ, some paying as high $500. The
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The rendezvous will be, Philadelphia, Pitts
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HALE carries the Clinton district for Con.
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Both are Republicans, Armstrong having
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an independent candidate. Hale is their
old member. The defeat is a just rebuke
40 Armstrong. The people owed him a
debt and they Iongsd for an opportunity 10
cancelii, which they did on Tuesday OF
last week.
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THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

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The FAIR at this place 5ssl week was well
attended, continuing foar days. The re-
ceipls come fully up 10 the expectations OF
the Society. The Fair considering the stale
OF the country, was equally as well patron
lied as any other held in this county.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real ESate

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Courl OF Columbia county, on Saturday Tie
llh day OF October next, al 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, Stephen n. Miller Guardian
oi the minor children of Zebulon P. Gross
late of Bloom township Yin said county
deceased will expose TO sale, by Public Yea
due, upon ihe premises, certain plania-
ton or tract OF land situated IN Mount Pleas
ant Township Columbia county, containing
one hundred and seventeen acres and one
hundred and forty one perches-Bounded d
by lands of Daniel Mordan, John Mordan,
George Appeman and olhers-whereon is
erected TWO story frame dwelling house
and Bank Barn. Some Fruit Trees on
the premises.
Late the Estate of said deceased, situate
in the township of Mount Pleasant and
county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Cierk
Terms made known on day of sale.
S II. MILLER,
Guardiqn.
Bloomsbury Sept IL, 1892.
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VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION l-Fot the
derargemenis Of the system incidental 10
the CD ange Of diet, Wounds. Erup,ions. and
exposursfs, which every Volunteer is liable
to, Here are no remedies so sale. convent
ent nd reliable as 40LLORAYsS PILLS
AND OINTMENT, 25 cents per box. 2es
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Beaver twp, July 9, 1862

ESTATE OF ALEM NARR, DEC d

ES1 lie Or dLEM Ndhh; DECD H.
n etlers of administration on the estate of
IL AIem Mar, late of Scott twp Colum-
bia county, deceased, have been granted
by the Register of SAID county 10 Peter Ent,
residing in Lighi Street, township and c,1un-
~ aforesaid. All persons having claims OF
demands against The estate OF the decedeni
are requested 10 present them dolly autl1en-
ticated to the administrator for seltieu 9 ut
and those indebted TO the estate will make
payment forthwith TO
PETER ENT, adnlr
Scott, May 28ih, 1862.