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aaIe or Rent.

i A tract of land situate in Summerhill
Township, Cambria county, about one>half
mile from Portage Station, known as the
Lewis Cassidy saw-miE tract being part of
a large tract warranted in the name of Viii
liam Govet, adjoining lands warranted to
Samuel Blodget, Robert Erwin. Wm. NJ
Smith, Arant Sonman, and land of VIM.
Burk, containing 3sl acres. About 80 acres
of which are cleared, and thereon erected a
SAW MILL two dwelling houses and a
stable.
Apply 10 VIM Murray, Esq. Summer
hill, Cambria county
Oct. s, 1862. WILLIAM CARR
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udIfOr's Notice.

A udItOr's Notice.
~ THE undersigned, havsng been ap>
pointed an Auditor by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria County, to report
distribution of the proceeds of the zeal estate
of W. A. Alter, sold at Sheriff. sale, on
Plur. Vend. Expon. No. 90 Sept. I, 1862,
at the suit OF Flemrling & Towens, hereby
notifies all persons interested in said pro
ceeds that he will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his Cffice in the Borough of
Ebensburg. On Friday the 14th day of No
vemoer next, at one o'clock. in the after
noon. WM. KITTELL,
Oct. Is, lS62-3t- Auditor
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Winter Clothing.


THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
BROUGHT TO JOHNSTOWN!
A complete stock of
MEN AND BOYS WARE.
Heavy cloth overcoats, fue dress coats,
vest. fancy and plain. pantalOons Of every
description. Al kinds Of under clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
late styles: also
TRUNKS.
VALICES.
CARPET BAGS,
and in fact every thing in my line of busi-
ness kept always on hand, which will sell
at fair honest prices. | respectfully invite
the public to come and look at my goods.
and if we do not deal, no charges will be
made. II. TUCK.
Clinton street. second door from Main.
Johnstown, Oct. Is. 1862 If
TRIOMPHE DE GRAND STRAWBERRY
Our stock of plants of this unrivalled
Strawberry, is unequalled any where.
GRAPE VINES.
We have 75 600 Crane Vines for Sale
OF superior quality, of the
DELAWARE. HARTFORD PROLIFIC.
CONCORD. DIANA, ELSINGBURG,
CUYAHOGA, GREVEL ING,
And also other new and valuable kinds
As we have every facility for keeping up
our supply, we offer great inducements TO
Fall purchasers. Send for Circular.
I. KNOX.
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sept. "a, 1862.
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udifor's Notice.

a
"A THE undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Court of Common Pioas of Cambria
County to report distribution of the proceeds
of the real estate of Jacob 4. Alters, sold 10y
the Sheriff on Plur. Vend. Expon. No. 90
Sept It, 1862, at the suit Of John Dunlap.
herehG notifies ali parties interested in said
fund, that he will attend to the duties of
said appointment at his office in the Bo-
rough Of Ebensburg. un Friday the l4th day
of November next at one O'Clock. 7. VI.
WM. KITTELL.
Oct. Is, 1862 3to Auditor.
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=. VI. PettengfH l. Co.,

Advertising Agents, ll9 Nassau Street,
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
arethe authorized Agents for the DEN
ocRAT & SENTINEL" and the most influen-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers IN
the United States AMI Canadas. They
are empowered ~ oou:rsci for n a. ort
LOWEST TERMS.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

i TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in
the village of Hemlock, Cambria county.
one thereof having erected thereon one
and a-half story plank house with base
ment kitchen, and on the other frame
stable. Apply to James Conrad. Esq. Lii
ley's Station. WILLIAM CARR.
Oct Is, 1862.
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n MCLAUGHLIN, Attorney at Law
DsJohnstown, Pa. Office on Market
street, next door to F. Marbourg's store
Will attend 10 the collection of Soldiers
claims. and to all other business Connected
with his profession. ". 80 ly
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n. CHILDS g. CO.,
WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. l33 w ood treet,
prTTcpr-pn pa

HAVE on hand large and varied stock Uf
BOOTS aud SHOES suitable for FALL and
WINTER sales. purchased befcre the recent
aduance, to which We invite the attention of
prompt time, or cash buyers. confident that
we can offer superior inducements TO parciGSs
of us. Particular attention given tn orders.
O... s.~am3 II. CHI DS & co.
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CtTRAY STEER
- Came 10 the residence of The sUbscr-
ber, in Ebensburg Borough. some time in
May last, two year old Steer. supposed to
belong to a drove. ireckled OIL the rump and
shoulders. The owner is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges and
take him away, away. otherwise he will be
disposed of according to law
THOS. RODGERS.
Oct. l5 St.
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PAMPHLET LAWS.

THE Pamphlet Laws of the last session
of the Legislature of Pennsylvania have
been received at this Office and are ready
for distribution to persons entitled to re-
ceive them.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Prothy.
Prothonotarys Office, Etensburg, I
July %. 1s62.-33-tf.
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Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists Lowell Ms
SOLD RY

SpLD 14
r S Rum, EbensJurg; c 7. Frazer; Johns
town; Steigerwalt and MaucheT, CarToll-
town 2. H. Shields, Loretto; II. Dougias.
Chess Springs and 10y Dealers everywhere.
April q ls62-lv
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TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBURG.

SO-aJLe Terms aIu easy pay NL4ehl>-
TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBURG.
Lot No. Ia, having thereon erecIed
Small Stone House, adjoining residence ui
Rev. Mr., Harrison.
Lots l-5, ls6, ls7, lss, q square of lots
fronting Oh Lloyd street. Lets l.5 and l76
adjoining residence Of john Lloyd, Esq
Lots l. and ! Of lot Il adjoining residence
of Geo {. X ZahIn. Esq Let No, - cor
:er Of High and Phaney street All tie
above are desirable building lots
ALSO acres e iaGi, of uf WHICH are
In the Borough. fronting On Julian street
The Carrolltown Plank Road runs through
this property-it will te divided into lots %
suit purchasers.
ALSO l25 acres Of land situate in Cam.
bria township. known Of the Pryoe Hill
Farm, about Forty acres cleared. adjoining
lands Of John Williams, Wm- O'keefe.
Pryce nd others ALSO 2Oo acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands Of
Alex M'Vicker, John M'Brioe and others
ALSO l60 acres situate near Hemlock il
Washington township. adjoining lands Of
Jacob Burgoon Charles Noon Richard Sharp
and others
ANY or all Of the above described property
will &C sold on very accommodating terms. II
application be made to JAS. C. NOON or
PHIL s. NOON
EbensJurg April 2d-tf
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IN THE MATTER
of the amended ac-
count of John Roberts
Trustee To sell certain
real estate of Adam
Cover, deceased.
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TO JOHN C. BURK. OF WARREN CO.,
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.

TO JOHN c. BURK. OF WARREN CO.,
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.
Take notice, that an inquest will be held
a: the late dwelling house of John Burk,
late of Croyle township. Cambria county
Pennsylvania. deceased, on Thursday the
goth day of November next, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day, for the purpose
of making partition of the real estate of the
said deceased. to and among mis- children
and representatives. if the same can be done
without prejudice to or spelling of the whole,
otherwise to value ana apPraise the same,
at which time and place you are required to
attend if you think proper
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. Ebensburg,
Oct. %, 1862
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n office Is Hereby Given. that L have
~ been appointed by the Pension Depart
meut TO examine wounded and invalid sol
diers discharged from =he service that nv
authority extends to any Country. State or
Territory, and that l am now ready to enter
upon the discharge of my duty
GEO. McCOOK, NJ. D,
Oct-l5~3t Examining Surgeon. &c.
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Teachers Institute,


Ctrayed or Stolen and Skeddaddled.
JAMES SIMPSON. an indented appren
tice to me, left mc on the night of October
10th. without my knowledge, consent. or
any just cause. Therefore. do hereby no.
tify all persons from trusting or harboring
him, or giving him any employment, for 1
shall prosecure them for so ding to the
fullest extent of the law, and shall claim as
much wages for his time. while they harb"r
or employ him, as he would be worth to NE
here under my employment.
Oct. 223t GEO. HUNTLEY.
%. Blairsville Record viii copy and
charge this Cffice.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer the following valua-
Die property, al private sale, On nost rea-
solaUle terms and easy payments.
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Rates.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
N The School Directors of Croyle Dis
trict will employ five Male Teachers, for
four months. The County Superintendent
will examine applicants at the village of
Summerhill, on Saturday the 1st day of
November. 1862. at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. BY
order of the Buard,
WM. MURRAY, Sec.
October l5, lS62-3t.
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NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of the foregoing appointment will sit
as Auditor, at Foster House, in the Borough
at Jobnstown. on Friday, the l4th day of
November next, at one o'clock, p NJ, of
which the parties interested will take notice
r. L. JOHNSTON,
Oct. Is, 1S62-3t Auditor
- Johnstown Tribune copy and charge
Auditor.
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In the Orphans
Court of Cambria
County.
September Term.
1862. And now,
: Oct. s, 1862, X. Z.
Johnston. Esq, ap-
pointed Auditor, TO
hear and report
upon the excep-
tIOns.
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EORGE NJ. REED. ATroRNtY AT Law,
u Ebensburg Cambria county Pa.
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Fresh Arrival of New Goods.
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ELEGANT STILES OF NEW FALL
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ELI SLIFER
Yhe War In Kentucky,

Secretary of the Common xeallh.
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!. .{t0rrle0.

Ia Hancock Nay 18th by the Rev. Joseph sargent hr.
Moses E. Whittier Of Hancock aud Miss Marietta Beck
with of the place
In Chelsea May 21h, by Rev J. l. Roberts, Mr. oiri-
sou l. Ghe, Of Orange, and Miss Maria Durkce, of Will
liamstown.
In Barre May s,h, by Rev. =. ?. Ray Mr. Ira E. Mich
OILS Of Barre and Miss Harriet N. Batcaelier Of Bur
lincton.
In Woodstock May 18Th, by Rev 4. l.. Pratt. Mr.. VIM.
Hucgett and Miss Marcia Turner, both u Hartford
In Woodstock, March 2lst ny Rev A. l. Pratt, Mir
Jacob Anderson and Miss Margaret ramsey both of
Noodstnck.
In Chelsea, April, 2ah, by R'v. j. T.. Roberts, Mr.
John II Narc-r of Cornish, " H., and Miss Martha b.
rummcr of Chelsea.
Also, hv the same, May TN, Mr. ". :. kenerson OF
Boston, Mass aud Miss Jane Gilman u Chelsea.
Also, by the same, nr. Charles r.. North Of Westfair
lee. aud Hiss Mary $ Bakrly Of Chelsea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
From the Vermont Cavalry.
SOME OF THE MISSING SAFE.

We have been shown private letter from
John w. Smith Of the Washington County
Company dated at Clear Spring, Md, May q
in which be says that, after having been sepa-
rated from the rest Of the regiment and travelling
three days and four nights, by circutous routes,
he and some others had arrived safely at Clear
Spring, and was within nine miles Of the rest Of
the regiment, He says that King was with
them and all right but that Norman Dudley was
sick and wounded though we Judge from the
letter that he was with them.
1t will be seen also, by our Geographic news
that Maj. Collins, and doubtless others, Of our
cavalry vas recaptured on the sudden appear
nncs Of our troops at Front Royal This move
ment, which puts Union forces in the rear Of at
least IA portion Of jackson rebels, taken in con-
nectiou with the advance Of Banks force back
along the roa0 over which he had just retreated
may vet make jackson and Ewell's pursuit Of
our forces on, Of the Shenandoah Valley cost
ly and disastrous experiment to the traitors -
We may look now for rapid re occupation o.
the territory from which Gen. Banks made sc
mastery retreat, and along with 1t we hop'
to see the dastardly rebels who fired from win
dows upon our troops, and unanimously assaIl
ed our sick and wounded soldiers, chastisod al
their savage conduct deserves
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
Fortress Monroe, June |, via. Baltimore !

Fortress Monroe, June |, via. Baltimore
June =.
The Union meeting held at Norfolk last night
was a very spirited affair.
The meeting was got up at short notice, in
consequence Of the presence Of the Hon Mr..
Seeur, but 1t was complete success, Some
500 people were present
The projected unioe newspaper in Norfolk
will be started this week, aud u more extensive
Union demonstration will shortly be made
There was also large Union meeting at
Portsmouth last night which was attended by
1900 persons Patriotic speeches were made,
and much enthusiasm was manifested.
The gunboat Dragon came down James river
last evening She brings no news of amount
except the capture Of large lot OF forage and
subsistence stores at Sandy Point, The gun.
boat Southfeld arrived this morning from Gen.
Burnsidcs Department, having come through
the canal. She brings no news OF interest,
The Qualifications at Pig Point We're blown up
to day by the Navy, together with the rebel
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Headquarters, CAMP NEAR CoRlNru.

non. r.. W. NdnfoR, SECRETARY V " ar
The enemys position and works in front of
Corinth were exceedingly strong. He cannot
occupy - stronger position IN his flight. The
morning he destroyed an immense amount Of
public and private property, stores, provisions,
wagons, tents. Sc For miles from the town
the roads are filled with arms, haversacks exc.
thrown away by the fleeing troops. A large
number of prisoners and deserters have been
captured estimated by Gen. Pope ut 1000. Gen
BeuOregard evidently distrusts ms army, or he
would have defended so strong position. Ills
troops generally are much discouraged and de-
moralized. In all the engagements for the last
few DAYS their resistance has been weak.
(Signed) IL. W. llALLEck, Mai Cen
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Che tI0rEcts
MosTpELIER MARK EFT, june =.

PRoytsioNs.--Butter, II TO 10. Cheese, 6to 81 Lar
II. ralow, TO- Dried Apple, to 10. Eggs, IL cents
Potatoes 10 to IS Beans sl5Oa2,OO. Maple Sugar to
TO- Peas, 3l,2s to 1850
Onions hoo Appes-s3bO to 90 per bb.
RLorA- superGne 50 Extra $3.50 Extra Family, 600
Double Extra 6,26to6,;5 Superior, 1850.
GRAIS AND HAY.-Corn, y 10 Oats 80 to co. Herdsgrau
Seed to $50 per bushe Clover 10 II per pound
Hay, cote S., per ton. Rye, 50 to TO-
MHcELLAsEous-Dry and green hard wood 2,25 to $50
Shingles, 81 90 to 100 Wool-common 90 to CO. Bark
$50 per cord. Nails $50.
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PHE Mn
Looking Glass and Picture Frame
MANDATORY.

Nos. 22I East Twenty. Third street,
I73 4 I75 Grand street d 2l5 Centre Street.
EsrAHIlsngp 1898. NEW YORK ESTABLISHED ISIS
This Establishment has been in successful operation "a
years and the Largest Of the Kind In the United states
have hand manufacture to order every descrlp
tiun Of
LOOKING ell ass. PICTURE PORTRAIT FRAMES,
Pain aud Ornamental Per, Wall, Oval and
Nantel Glasses Connecting Cor0ices
Base and Bracke, Tables, with
Marble slabs, Toilet
Glasses, &C, &c.
Mouldngs fai Picture Frames, IN lengths suitable for
TRANSPORTATION either GIT, 9ernv Rosewood OAK, De
bra Brdseye, Mahoguny, &c. cur new mandatory
and extensive facilities enable to furnish any article ia
our line a, good the best and cheap The eheapes,
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON Us
when the, visit New York. We claim be able 10 sup
My them with every article "a line which they
possibly require prices pgrr than they can purchase
elsewhere.
Orders by mail attended % With ptomptness DO not
fail to cali when yod visit New York
once aud Narsr0oms NJ. 2l1 Centre st. \.
.liGcM HORACE Y. SiGbER, Ag't.
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CART. DrpLH X. ANpaos>, OF Bradford has
been appointed Lieut. Col, Of ,ae Nlntl Yer
mont Regiment lie served three mouths As
captain Of the Bradford company in the First
Regiment, and will make an excellent officer.
JoHN c. SrEARNs. of Bradford has been an
pointed recruiting officer tor Orange County
and A. r. Saba OF Addebury, Tor Addison
CoCnty
REED BAsoou . NlltJnha been appointed re
cruitIng officer ior the 9TH Regiment M Chltten
den County
FlRbs.-ln stowe, 90 Friday last, the Forks
Schoo iious,, GA the mountain road, together
with house belonging to Mr.. Clark, and u
barn belonging To Mr.. Barnes, IN which was
about two IONS OF hay, also about Sl0O worth
OF Lumber. were burned II Is supposed that
the fire caught from the woods, On the premises
OF MIR Harlow, about half mlle distant
We learn that on the same day the ire in
Wolcott destroyed two barns ard two sheds be-
longing 10 Timothy Arbuckle, on Martin Hill,
in the south pait of the town. lie also lost his
hay, tools, aud two hogs, and suffered consider
able loss in the way of damage to ms house,
which narrowly escaped the fate of the barns,
Simu taneously with the burnrnpcf the bans,
a sugar house belonging io Rranols Peek was
burned In the house was u sap pan and three
hundred sap buckets.
Also OH the same day, a sugar b.. Sc On the
Powers Farm, belonging to Holton " ludeyine.
OF Hardwick was burned, together with the
buckets, &c, sufficient for three hundred trees.
The lire originated in fires set about week
previous, and which were supposed TO have cx-
PRED till thehrisS Wind OF Friday revived them
-Aocsatalcr.
FIREs.-On the Eth Of May, Mr.. John Mills
OF piusdela had barn burned, with yoke Of
oxen and al small quantity Of hay. Insured in
Farmers Mutual Tor sos.
Ma, I'D, Luther Henry Of Waterbury, had
house burned, situated about ~ mile from the
village, from fires running in the woods, Fully
insured
May 20th, Rolla Gleason lost house, barn
sawmill aud % 600 feet OF boards, in Bolton,
from fires running in the woods. Partially in
sured in Farmers and Vermont Mutual Com
tanys.- Waterman.
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CoRlNru, May 81 via Cairo. June
Special Dispatch 10 The Nc,o York Tribune.

Special Dispatch 10 tie Nec York Tribune.
Yesterday morning our reserve division was
brought ~, and our entire front moved onward,
the men having two days rations in their hayer-
sacks. During the day We kept tremendous
cannonadng, Smelling the woods iurlously. -
The rebels hardly showed themselves, but re.
piled ieobly with a few shot
Last night we threw up breastworks along
the entire front and slept on our arms within
1000 yards of the enemy's breastworks. AT &
clock thi, morning Cen Pope entered Corlnth
without the slightest resistance and took poss-
ession. At the same time the Mayor who had
come out on different road sent Gen. Nelson
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BOSTON MARX EFT. May 30.

floar.-western, 81 ,25 to 6,25.
rork-Prme, 5000 to 100 Mess, $3.50 to 1850.
Beef $3.50 to 1900 Lard s. to q, Hama 9. TOT.
Butter 10 to H. Cheese, 5tos. Eggs 9toll Potatoes
10 to 53 Dried Apple to 6.
Woo. saSony fleece ~ to 81 American Fun Blood IS to
A. Iialfbood % to a. Common Il to a..
Corn - 5j to o. oats, 80 to So. Rya s5to So Herds
grasa see1 90. Ciggrr.9gl ii per M. HOY. 10 20
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E~-)ilc0.

In Montpelier, May 93i, AIR. John Galiison, aged 81
years aud ) months.
In Hartford, April u, urs Mary Dewy aged ~ years
In wasGeld March jlst Rachel Z, Taylor, consort Of
Daniel Taylor, aged dj years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
stray Colt.

IN sunday morning. June Ii; found In my pasture on
" berlin West I'm and nov nave In my barn colt,
some four or 1--WE years old rosn with black name aud
tail and hind feet white The will please call, pay
charges md take uaway SAMUEL FARRAR
June O. 1862
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BALTIMORE. June , a person from Win
chester, who escaped last Thursday states that
Coz Henley and large portion ot his command
were prisoners there, and says the rumors OF bru-
tai treatment are unlounded He also states
that neither Of the hospitals was burned He
saw Col Kenley sitting up in bed with
wound IN his head. a number Of the officers
Of the second Maryland regiment were at
large on parole The rebels claim to have
taken 5000 prisoners, bat from what he saw in
Winchester, he thinks half that number is
nearer the truth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

barracks in the vicinity. A reconnaissance in
force was made to Winton, N. C., yesterday by
Gen Viele. The result has not yet been learned.
According TO the statements of persons brought
down by the White llouse boat this afternoon,
the object of the enemy's attacking our left
wing yesterday was to reach the river, and thus
cut off our line of communication This was
the purport Of the address to The troops before
leaving Richmond yesterday morning,
The British gunboat Racer arrived from off
Charleston this afternoon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

NEW Yoad, June T. ID. przi steamer Pal
las Of Louder arrived tbs morning. She was
ca;,lred on the 2Itu inst of Charleston BAL,
by the steamer Brenyi lie, while attempting to
run tho blockade
sAs Is .l iuu 5teamer and hos Ju board l400
kegs OF powder. 80 cases OF rifles, 500 bags OF
coHe. aud d quantity of quinne. The vessel
aud cargj is valued At 100000. She had no
papers on board
The ship John J Boyd arrived from Liver
pool this morning with 700 Mormons.
The Great Eastern sailed lom below ~ 80
this morning