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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
StSE&},kfJO AGENTS

OUOsUUO AGENTS.
TO sell Il2gas ne,r Steel Flate couafy Col-
9ted Nap Of lie UNITED STATES, CANA
DAS, ana NE.N BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10,
1862; cost 5000 10 cngravc it and one
years time.
Superior 10 any $40 map ever made by
Cotton or Mitchell. and sells at the low price
or City cents; $40, 600 names are engraved on
this map.
1t is not only Comfy Nap but ii is also a
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of the United States ami Canadas, combined
in oac giving every Railroad Station, and
distances between.
Guarantee any woman oy man So to S. per
day, and Will take back ali maps that cannot
bg sold and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth 10 Try.
Wanted Wholesale Agents for our Maps
in {, cry state, California Canada, England,
France and Cuba. \ fortune may Ia. made
with few hundred dollars capital No.com-
petition.
) /. LLOYD, lGi Broadway, New York
The War Department uses eur Map OF Vir-
ginia, Msryland and penns, lyoHia. co t $780,
O0O, oA winch is marked An;ietam Creek,
s5harpsburg MurYl.in liieht. WiliiGmsport
Ferry, EhorersyiiIe, Nolahd's Ford, and all
others on the Potomac, and every otter place
in Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or
nlot ey refunded.
I.ioy.i's Typographical Map Of Kentucky.
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. is the only author
lily Tor Gen Baell or the War Department.
Money refunded to any one finding an error
ia il Price 90 cents.
From the Trihuue, Aug. 2-'.Iloyds Map
of Yirginia, Mar land and Pcnnsy yivania- This
Map IS very large; is cost IS but % cents, and
Il IS lie tcsi tbat caa be l,ufchasea"
Lloy,Fs Great Nap CT The Mississippi River.
from tctnal surveys by Capts. Bart and VIM.
Bowen, Mississippi River Plots, Of ST. Louis.
Mo, shows every niun's plantation and OWL
or's name from St Louis to the Gulf of MexI-
co-l,3 0nii!es--erery sand bar, islana town
and landing AZ d al places twenty miles back
from the riycr-,olorcd II ncoRnties end States.
Price, S: in sheets s., pockei form. and
$3.50 on linen, with rollers Ready Sept 20
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington Sept II,
ls6..-J. I. I.LoYD- SIR: Send me yonr Nsp
Of the Mississippi River with price Or huna-
red copies Rear-Aealir:tl Charies II. Davis.
commanding the Mississippi squadron, is
authorized . purchase IS many as are reqn;-
red in use a. that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Socy. of the Navy.
Oct %, Il 61-s.
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st JAY COOKE ( CO, BANKERS,
Iii SOUTH THIRD STREET
Philadelphia. Nov. /, 1862.
The Undersigned, having been appointed
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, is new prepared to furnish at
oHce, the
NEN TWENTY YEAR 6porct BOMBS
OF the United States. designated rs :Five-
Twenties." redeemabic at the pleasure OF the
Government. after Ave years, and authorized
by Act OF Congress, approved February p,
1892.
The COUPON Bo%DS are issued in sums
Of so s ,, 80. $leoo.
Tire .!1tsI.,Ij;R BONDS, in sums Of so
$ioo S503, !; 0a0, and 500 o.
Interest at Six per cent. per annum VII
commence from date Of purchase and IS
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Semi Annually, which is equal, at the present
premium or gold, TO about EIGHT PEI. CENT.
PER ANNUM.
Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics. Capitalists,
and all WHO have any money tC invest, shouid
kno~ and remember that these Bonds are, in
effect, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all Rail.
roads, Canals, Bank Stocks anl Securities,
and tie immense products of all the Mann
t:lcturns, &c dc, in the country: and that
tie fnll and ample provision made for The
payment OF the interest and liquidation of
principal, W Customs Duties. Excise stamps
and lnternl Revenue, serves 10 make these
Bonds the
Best, 1,st lra'I,zfe and Host R,1u3tfr
Investment IA tie Nr:ef.
Subscrpt ons received at PAR in Legal
Tender Notes. or notes and checks Of baui;s
mt par IN Philadelphia. Subscribers by mail
VIII receive prompt attention, and every Etci!-
ity aud explanation vii! be afforded on appli-
cation at tllis office.
\ fall supply Of bonds VIII be kept on hand
for immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
Noy. u, iSC2-3m.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

CHRISTMAS rs CoNING!-Bright hopes
Ire cleaning in the eyes of tic "iittle
bpes"-tle rosy cheeks are becoming rosi-
Il day by day! There arc signs about
!. k.thering aud ncrcasius-that the season
II .,iff. ana evergreen "arlands is at hand.
kanta C!aus-patron saint Of rnirth and
scntenteincss-is preparing his stores,
hi the shop-windows bear the burden Of
L. reckless extravaganza. Here and
here a preeocious youth anticipates the
4r,od time coming" by suddenly appear
;n, in tbe streets with 4 tin trumpet, and
ii who has tried to forget that the great
holiday annually occurreth, is reminded
a its approach by the sharp, c'r'r'ackins
.oise Of a diminutive rattle. Groups
thor about Wherever Christmas wares
he displayed, and in quiet homes arc
busv thoughts on what IS to be done, What
j 70 be got. and what is to be given, when
hc ioyouS occasion comes round. Little
Eary and Tommy are wonderfully anxious
b know whether the mysterious KRIS
BIT, good boys ana girls eoe'y Christmas
re, and Pa and ia are persistendy ques-
ioned as to the flabits aud pursuits Of
hat venerable and veDeratcd chimney
j 50.oo,,H.r plaoslIrlI,la deceution par
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

Ho! FOR THE UOLiDAYs-For the
especial edifcation OF our Juvenile friends,
we would say ,hat Harry Hevine has just
received, at his store, OH High street, Il
magnificent assortment OF Holiday knick-
knackerie, all Of which viii be put at pri-
ces to suit the purses OF the most inyeteg-
ate '.jewer-down." Give him call, ye
who desire something neat aud cAaste for
the Holidays.
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ALSO -
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Bonncts,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour. Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel. Herring
and Col Fish. Syrups and NJ ,asses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt, Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &C., &c, &C.
In sbort-not to dip further into tedious
details-they intend keeping
ANUNBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience OF n
country community can be successfully ca
tered TO.
By huying large stock at time, they are
enabled TO sell their goods OF
TRIFLING ADVANCE on CITY PRICES.
Roll iu and see for Yourselves. No charge
for showing articles.
BE- Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Eoensburg, April =. 1862.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

TIE LAST CHANCE-h ratzer, the pic
tnre-man, requests US 10 say tha; he leaves
for Lorot;o duriag the present week
Those o. our readers, therefore, wllo desire
TO secure excellent likenesses of them.
selves or friends, should drop in on him
forthwith. While at Loretto, he will stop
at Ny ers' Hotel, where the people Of that
section desiring an unapproachable pie.
ture will please call.
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Ry buying large stock at a time, and nav
ing for the same almost entirely in Cish. The
supscri er is enabled to. sell copajarra5ig
cLeoper tlian other dealers in this community.
To he convinced OF the truth Of this assertion
You need only call aild examine lis Schedule
OF Prices.
20 CHARGE FOR SHOWING cooDs.p
Customers viii be waited upon by accon-
nodatiiis Statesmen.
ry" The Puhlic is requested 10 roll in
the more tic aaerrieI-ai.s seeulc l:~rguils
a. q. BARRIER.
Dec. Is 1861
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NEW OFIciALs.-JoScph M'Donald,
Prothonotary, Philip S. Noon, District
Attorney, John Campbell, County Com
missioner, Irwin Rutledgc, Poor House
Director, and Henry Seaman, County
Suryeyo;--all Of them newly elected
county officers, and all OF them Of the
Democratic rersuu>ion--h have bccn 'sworn
in" and entered upon the duties OF their
respective Offices. May they, individually
and severally, flourish Iuxuriantly.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

MAEEgED-Oa the 9,h inst, at the
residence OF The brides father, in Rowles-
burg, Preston county, Va, b. the Rev.
Dr.. Doll, Mr. EEARY II. DUNCAN, OF
Cambria county, Pa, to Miss HEBECc\
ANN uooroN, scc!ud daughter OF Col
Charles Hooton, OF the former place.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

WooD AID CoAL-The Commissioners
Of Cambria county advertise that proposals
will be received, at the Court House, un-
Ill the l9th inst, ior the delivery at the
public buildings Of 600 bushels OF coal
and 20 cords of wood. The Jonnisson-
ors, with rare administrative parsimonious-
ness, never advertise IN ans Of the county
IaucrS, 50 We give this notice tie benefit
Of our circulation free, gratis, for moth
ing"
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Not to mince matters, he h.eps a
FIRST Glass COUNTRY STo1E,

where anyflaing or everything person may
need or desire can 6e obtained
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

NJ Il IS rumored here that Ait Jas.
G. s;oon, Of the Ia3d PA. Vols, was &i.le4 at
FrcaericAabur. duria. the recent battle.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE!!.-
CHATS WHAT'S THE MATTER -

E.J. MILLS ( CO. beg leave to announce
to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their new store
room, on High street, most complete assort-
inent Of
Spring and ssEssrE eT Goods, .
consisting in part OF the following articles
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, housekeeping
Goods, Gloves. Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
so or, al iE.faitgm.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

SE UGn a Mccoy.
LI Saddle and Harness Kqnrfacfarer
EBENSBURG. PA
OTce enc door east OF Davis, Jones y Cos
Store.
\ large stock OF ready-made Harness, Sad
dies, Brides, &c, constaHtly on hand and for
sale cheap. Dee - ISGl-tf.
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These and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous to here mention, cen
stanty on h:.;ld.
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20 CHARGE FOR SHOWING cooDs.p
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Dec. Is 1861
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
limited SEAT rNzE MONEY orFrCE.
THOMAS l. BRATWNA.RD, IN 4. I,,..,

=. !. ,NO WANTED, ON A GOOD FIRST ~ Sory Sa,
S4uvU aud mor,ssss ,0sr ~ aSs ,aG.' por pariicaars
~ppiy 10 JOHN N. UTLy, ass Broadway F00" ~" Wv" -
10 O o'Viock.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
ExpREssBs.

4 RCRSi,AMs ruRNlT, RE- HSrGBSs AND rAcK,
~. ins establishments, u, west h.ynnn sue.' bciwrcn
Fifth ani sixth svenv.s s--lIoishhl tUtnH'ta hoscd
aud shipici to all ls,s OF the wotii covered Wagons
stored
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

UuFADDuARTERS FOR CHEAP JEwRLRY.--l0O
III PIECES Jcwery tor g. comprising Inc s:m descrip
ton ,t,ve.ry rse stationery rackssrs I'm pcc" of
jcwsry sent losng. rate 20 cents, With rvu giving
dos, rfuiun or fools. Also Stationary JeNe "
ptkag tnr IN the market, pr-cs va yng rom ~
crnts IL % dozen. AddessJ. Andrews liV sudbury
street, Boston, MAsa.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

TNIAMoNDs, DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS THE BEST
Imitation offered the public Ia Paris double
ou CNiforna Diamonds Being cut by real diamond lpl
daree the hes. Judges deceived For sale only T.
TiopSONS jewellery store, 42i Broadway. three doors
ah vSc Capak street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

4 ioACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE-
spectacle young man, VINO understands This business;
mas haa many years experience; is good and careful
uriyer Is perfectly with the management and
on sreament a Of horses viii be found willing and obgpg
good clty reference. Address w. H., at Mr. Walkers sad
qery store corner OF 26h ST. and Broadway box 222
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION
IA chambermaid and to assist in washing ironing, or
waiting he: sci; useful Good reference
place. Call for days at 2l0 East 3h
room.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

rr,uE ANNUAL. EXHIBITION OF THE FREE DRAW
i ing School OF the General Society Of Mechanics aud
Tradssnen No 412 III oNaWay, will tnk place on Thursday
next ths lOh inst from 10 clock Ia The aerr8pn aud
from ~ to 81 o'clock la the evening 1hY pupils will he
nrpsrnt: number ~ drawings executed by will be
exhibited aud several addresses will be made The mem
the Society and the public invited " attend
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A FIRST CLASS COLORED GIRL WISHES S1TUA-
IA ton chanberma aid and waitress, chambermad
and seansress to do housework in small private an
ly Good city reference Can be at l06 West 3)h ST.,
m ar 7th ay
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

(tOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY AN ENG.
" hshman who thoroughly understan his business is
good groom careful driver give the best of
mendalions from his last employer; ecions
ton In the country. Call address r. s. O. of James
r. Dey, 66 Cortland box l39 New York Post oice
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A VGeo,AaUHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A PRO.
word take cr man WHO thoroughly his business;
man viii ne sen; Nv ANY gentleman wanting trustworthy
- -
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA.
IA ton first class laundress; understands all kinds Of
ne washing and French ilung and has lived in first
families in the city Best of city reference. Can be
for two Days at Is Union court University place, between
llth and 18th sts
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
"A nurse and seamsress understands cutting and fitting
for children, would tend children chamberworx
no objection 70 the country Good city reference. Can be
tween It'll and 18th SITS.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wo.
W. man. first class COOK; understands her business
perfectly In all its branches and has the best Of reference
from her last some as years. has no OBJ
at 56 East llth between I'd and Sd ave first foor
dayB,
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, WITH
" good reference, situatons good plain cook,
first rate washer and ioner, bakes Bread willing and
oblising the other as chambcrmaid and waitress ase
like to live together separate Apply 81 Morton
aV
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

ss>,sosI IRGED VOLUNTEERS, AND WIDOWS AND s
nIsUnAsch sch Al died In the service; also widows ana
S., Of ssamen the Congress ana Snrs s sss
ses relative TO hVuny, peuson gratu
WI W. ~ bv calling ON y. KOwIN0 ID Nassau street, room
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

At PAINfs'S MERCANTILE CoLLE0ES, 81 BOwRRY
"A New York. and 2S5 Futon street, Brooilyn. Studont
from city receive three months 75 lessons each
in Penmanshp and Arithmetic Double Entry
ing Lessons unimitcd. $40. Ladies Writing 81 for .
Lessons
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN WISHES
"A situation coox in pirate family Has the best OF
city reference Apply a. 13S Crosby st.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

CITUATION wANTED-A LAD OF 16 YEARS WHO
- resides with his mother is very desrous OF being
ploycd IN olcc Wholesale commercial business; will
accept Of small compensation. the object being get
knowledge of business; he is active and Intelligent and
offer the highest references Address r. r. H., Brooklyn
Posto office
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A COOK.-WANTED A SITUATION, by A RESpEC-
IN table woman rst class coo k in pri,as family; is
willing assist In tho sin ironing required.
Best OF city reference from her last place. where she lived
eve Cali a. l33 7th first oor IVont for two
daXa
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
.4u4sALD, THURSDAY,
DAY, APRIL 10. IS6z.-rKlYLE ShAS
SITUATIONS wAsrED-MALEs.

"A c,9ls ASSISTANT BooKKEEpEe AND GENERAL
"A young man, speaking French G.
FSI ahd some Spanish. wishes "a situation; he is good
Unn kna English correspondents understands Custom
hs business Best OF references willing 10 make
nsen , generally useful Address j. r., 10 John st. up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
:: -: <. iea..7ai4 J~S5ae,. . -r -
lie w,,k of enlistment u going cIt aus on.,

Tie TDtk .ot en!'stmrnL y GolIs cll aus oh.
Us: Lut not. sc lear, as rapidf IS j; i he de-
sired; T'hat!s 70 re hone at all 2hould be
d6ut Immed,4tsI s. The irouns ~ar'.d aro
wanted aaw. Tbey ought t. he II. Inc re!i
tc-iay. To-,isy wouii Le better than 70
iT,lsrI OK. tG-iU@T.9S letter that nsXl EG"k,
and neyt 9z5l5 better than next month
indec.l a Geisy lii .c:..t rioIth might t:
'firaI c -s-'.s. :..
Time, a. NJ. kt-tllIl .;,GtoI"iri5aT1 oats. Is
: vital element III tic pT0blnDl q ~. LIE.
fai= oi 7,5tigT! has of1Ca,G turned Ip5n tho
Il; Ut .v,c;ii,i 6f E!a1ncnt iiati ;ro':chy coma
: i.$r nolrs @oo..ij 81 BlusiirT iarried Io'v
hc;rs longer, Lne nap II LaJoPs would ntTv-
been faf iite7ea, iscn "tat il :s t1-da,.
Ws :-.1 nore tT2ai:, md ~ .Ent ihs'n
,:,.c The ho;.7, are ;reiglted ~Itn E;oLc2,~
o;,s Tssll,. rh. i:cT;;;;ir. Oft H1;:cn' IG
tre;i;,y;ag ~ do DJis ncJ. J. 1t Tll +, dtc,cea
i,r r.sa! -! vs. Iil.ut Ic'' ,~eeE5-rg-~
sitl, wi;i!r , rc5 is..-re!.. onal! tt.c ca
,,.t1.eni aiiFez! fer eit ii vain. Sas}I CUT
ti,r, s51ii:: FALL ,pelas susred 81, the banks
,1 Tie .!ar..- river, carl to Us dn1rGIihSiF
.:l.m sc i!itteI uway titre pc CHANT with '.,;'
i--!;; II !.!e and i..aln .i:.iIr.e 2r:kGr@;i%#.
ior oUTi. Tia: Inn:T y. 1pho now oI utYcr
.:.a!l il re ,uid of ~ ist &c came - t!;: feE-
sue y he,, II WIS roGi4tr-thal we appT=clst,i
tt.. peri uI tho cuuIlir -;.lIr The country h&sl
Ics., i.,:.
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.fnusi HAVANA AND siIXif5.

I!e s,aamer Columbia, from NavaI.a. mr.
7iiTs,; il New YORK rill tke~ sr.nrn:ncrf the
2lsi. lei rsws 10th ;r6n Mexico and laY-
Nns, is Ter!- Interesting, - Ee4ormer place
Te:alcTcamcTts hid sr-i;c(i it.- ti1s IrtI1h
AMY, ard il Is said trat troops irc:n France
to the ::@soter eftwenty-iive thousssd scrc
i ,.qu:: :.ior Martinique saj GIadalcpe: =
plumber Of f!G::::;:cs from tIo in::rar =! Tie
draft ka.i escaped f-oT: New Iork ic i!aTaas;
but they iini very little sympathy; ana are il,
great psrii from tiiio dcptcjation: oi lEu yc.'
.iow fever. Ttt blockade d the Me- osS I
BIZ the French ~~as beng strictly .nior"tI,
siul two 4 n.,rica1 vazsris have peen cop;,!..ai.
[:encrs ii iGrcT had not yet arrived.
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TTJ.i vEELIuEiL-

= H~ La7c aaw:i from .ienezucla; p ws q
liz, aae, 70 ;he Goth Of July. Thr p5.;:;cri
news ircui1 liz. ifrublttis favorable, a: Inc r.
pe.= are svary day'' suffering new ''!cSslrr1.
aid their r:a7.z4t;1ils. ,:er.' Lie1k'nI, ;n;o
fragment. General .aceyrio tas been Gs.;-;.-
sinated ii pnloIiar, the hacienda Of IerIa:rGo
Terra ujsz. 'Si"ch @ickncss ard !ai@erv IRE
"aiIrd ii Valencia. General Garrldo had be-
CUR n.il;i7:y operst:2ns- Ii the Department d
Caracas, .Si Erc.t. hope; weTc cat%1tai-si o.
his success ...--...
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f..:.. rc,1tsrt.ra tap.

II. l.. :..r,cyil35 .i<aglsysr'' .. 3ar@.ia last
ssys tLe Ecdaf9i- aia.b: fcs7scs CT i? EnsA
.pcrc2i5 ,Tae,;si:,::af |u-eD2:iczd Gap, ia tia
c.or>..i NC .ntafucKy, aid that: ualsaa:.,
,nc z-c akor.::4'-e &c ,cc:.c: tca YoEi1res sen
No: .2aiicr. :1:cirvcs to nc c"c-7abcn By our
.2-Trs -I,oc-::;,:. 49, rcE9.is T. CLsIt sE:E-
aiiish sesveen oae-oi-7uT t1sorgis" ps:ral:ons'
saz1a al 0n,o 1ee.ED@lt 01.::a FoTtio7SeGese7f,
ft.ur Il ss- 1:sti ii CuIpbetani Gap,in- mich
the 5atrer 1as 5Esia:1rj5r:3 I Fea.
killed 2n fne tislc. Cur loss was two kiisl l.,
Tbc: :Ycakees left. in double 4aisA iiEie,4aR:
their iortiicst;oue 1T the C:p. -
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T:- .SSyrtI SE1iLSLS
cLpAiH No. August 90. IL

ctD@ ilH -nC.I auSuol ~; lEu-.
ad1icss from 1he" 81 est are to rhe -a1iect
that the rebel forces under Coffee Qusntrell;
Cpci;reii, Tracy sani othera, :gHbick wsJe
lately 1nenacing Lexington. are il iull retreat
5ouihwald:' ...:. '-% s,.s: ~. ,.,.,
.-IThe 'fvbcls are four thousand siEoi,E, and
haze the two spiked -csnnsh eaptured from
Major Il osrer at Lone jHok Oh FTldsy
ja&c:
.::Cotanel fi5= u!ShrT Warn sJt: af the Invs
cavalry; and General Biant, Of The. Kansas
forces, AFe in,hop Fnr3iit; 1i,k three Thousand
i've uGndttl irooR:; s'i,t I3idEiesH lrtes Of ar
tlliery. or,...-., -
TastlTdsy. Colonsi Vain. .*az- !5h, f6iIss
North af Joh1sIoS,i,, Bates COUNT j. s ad t1.sI,.
Blunt tn4eir1 n!ies Sgatl-wsst Of him: ,nhth.
were ,i.5Ti6g rapidly: The rebels were Gi:ii;;
one hour ahead Of .rarren'= cLvairv. - -.
=. TEerc.is ever prospect tliat tlis rehclj viii
be qvertaken and captured or;badiy whipped
sl the clos;ii1g~ of the OSage r.cT- ...-
A. soon 6s Colenel Nuust,ss. the sanlnsn7
ier ut Lexington, heard oi the leicat Of cIa).
czfer. at Lone tnck, ne made :elerssiic pre-
ya1atiors for the defence cf that city. The
SD icrunca!icns mcre extended to the IiTer,
Il. enable, tns .tro0Fstn ,;et -TkCsr- a-lt -ine
adjacent buildings which might serve ior The
shelter 'ot shaTPSfhooters were hioT.n up -. :.
,tnIo1eI ii ollS..n also ordered .sl!,th* hemp.
.hIiss in town to T.: burned 10 prevent the
retels fr 1m.:2 InsSih. Eslnr baleE again i91
bres stH orks. .-r;-'.1- Is,-sH =, -.
The ware .h9l55s .aild hemp sh;:s- bdrhsd
;ysrg btobably worth s20o:0QO
The hemp and factory of:Hr, hlcGresr alone
y ere worth $1,000, on which there vas an:
insurance OF $4,000 ---..-------.- -
.,s.:rne city IS nUw entire!? Secure against s5-
tcc,tE- ..,-..,l"--.- at. s.,'r:= o.
.s'.e-. 80. ,-'t----
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Ecapc rs CriTrp STATES Forces,

.'r,:. Icap- rs tHiTEp .TATEs nRcEs, or! .
.t,r, Uotamb.:: Tenr!.? aug; i-2p:G. {, :.
-.sJIy -2cve.rspts- aSainat the -Glc:rillsa v no
ns=s .eornHitted the elate':ortruge' has 7hsen
completely successful Major MtGowa;:. il
cnnnaGd oir. ::Es. Third Kentucky cavalry snd
FIRST Tennessee cavalry. nHiGkslnG on5 ha11:
dred AMI sight men. engaged one hundred and
;e1enty-fSs II che cnomy, near kinderhool:;
at live o. IL, continuing the contest feToely
for four hours. Seven were IouDd Ellcd.
aai large number we're N6i;nded- Twenty
seven prisoners we're captured. among which
arc: nang soticsr5 lur iossr'Tas three l;iils
81. The '7oody snd- brekcH character Of the
country; :ad tt9. scIuhatants: being scattered,
prevents al, actual estimate oi the sneEy:s
loss. r-r-:-r. = =. :. 7-s; - =. 10 ..,.
~ hs*s 1;osi-sd i,:::s;5,, IRON: Majors h
kerHed- Of ny sla6; commanding ter
portion, ,cf tne sxteditioE Hal driving TIC
enemy in ever! directic".- -. c'@ - . 80
.- '-."' = ...'-:JEs- 5: Nt5..Er,
-. EfEie. GeD- CuTdnan ain.
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-:.sc:7xy:2,-1 E-;:.:Uif hI.ss.fT--SscEA.
ST. PArL. MINI; Auss. Il, 400.

The IrdisnS ~ Mecker county, this ctate,
r:iai:acrsted at the non-reception Of the mo.
nev due lieu. from. the government, eta cEsl
rhe whites = the 1c4r Df Acton, snd killed
seTer..T. E;ersor5. including nan, women anc
children. Se-eral are reported also:lo have
bean massscred l.: tie Lover aee1ry
the SETTLERS sra alarmed, and 1are. .eoaihs
down the Minnesota river =. ''''' .e
l.; Four companies, under the: COMMAND, %
IEs. Governor SibieT, are ordered TO the s soen:
i-of the disturba -.
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. :" :fi;"rs o':he fMqul-s7' -, -,
:e-:!.s.ncr / herewith eaciva7 JJc7l: fo1
-o.ica:ioa. ct7y .ot a letter, addressed to
K !aiaH.sea -''rdua. vindicating the
-:;:;ar: u tl:s Ssyy. against the ssph1sions
Is e':a;a=s. Ills full of,intessssing iscrs.
~: = soart Reasoning, and. :@tirtsn-b5 IS
-::a.r :,spac:abie c:l;Ie:. ci tloii,ih. " =. -,
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We are indebted to 6 irieriiDrisGopy n
the New York Herald" Il rEs22dz' il Instant
IRON whictyw make the following interesting
selections. .......,. .... j.,a