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over the ne~a, and the New York Herald
said It ''could duly be res ssrded a. n very
event" "The rebels" con
tinues the Herald, "hsvs doubles. re-.
eeived valuable military stores, to a con.
siderable amount, At Front loyal. Sr,as.
burg and Winchester. and the extensive
region couq quered from the rebellion, and
the successful lsbouss therein of General
Banks OF the las, three months in bebslf
OF the Union are l"s, in this single over.
whe'm'ng dash Of the enemy"
THE FEELING IN NE~ YORK.
The news caused The greatest excite.
msnt IN New Yo,k The New York
u-rsId snys that ''fea,s were uttered on
every side. White denunci.,iuns Il some
Of the p"wers tha, he ia Washington
were not all so rare or unfrequsnt Nj they
might have l'een. Men in UNIFORM were
to ts seen pushing slong exci,edIy through
the streets. and the xrrn,,i-s Of the w
rious regiments were ,hronged with poo
pIe."
THE FERLiNo IN BALTIMORE
The FEELING 10 B.l,,moro on the news
OF The advance Of Sronwali Jackson into
Maryland VA, intense. The streets were
crowded and the authorizes feared an
uprising Of the s.cessionists. "Bxltimore
street." ssys . disps,ch to the N.~ York
Hera'k. 10 crowded ~i,h excited ps,.pIs
from Cslvs', to Holiday street. There is
erea, exs',-nenL The crowds are chss.
"g obnoxious people t. sscrssionis,.. J
aud occasionally heating them. rhe pen-
pie have jus. demanded the display Of all
the stars aud stripes from all the news.
paper "fiices aud public buiIdings. The
d-,nand WA conpl's.l ~i,h. the New.
shes, being The las, to uniurI the day Ia
thu breeze.
The excitement 10 fearful. and promi
"s"' 'ecsssio"iss have disappeared from
tue streets.
THE LATEST.
We have received New Yo,k and Phil.
ads'phia pspsss Of Thursday, the 29,h,
but st such !a:s hour that We can only
briefly mention the mos, p'o,niuen, ne. .
contained il them.
Great fs"r' were stil felt throughout
the North tLat Jackson would capture
Washington. The celebrated N.w York
Seventh the ..'ns .ha, our Mayor and
many VI our c,,rnsns made themselves
such fo"s over nv, long .ince-hAd ~.
rived IN b ''t''nore. ro r"u,s 10 Washing
ton. Several regiments VI miIi,i. we're
also about leaving Hsv York for ,h.
came destinstion.
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Recruiting fo' .he new cali of Abraham
L"eo'a has already been commences in
the Wss'srs H we'll .. the Eastern
States. Old Abe has Hsesaaiu.d ,L.,
100000 are No. sufseisu, to pu, down
che ssbs,aoa
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South CAROLINA HosPrTAL IN RicH
nosD.-TLe Richmond Examiner, ol
Friday, says: The Bank of Virginia. on
Main street, opposite the pos,vffics, hss
been converted into an hospital for the
use OF the south Carolina soldiers disa
bied in the war. Several Of our promi
nent citizens have acted ensrgsticxlIy iu
securing these eligible qusrtsm, and q,
ting them up, in which they have been
greatly aided by the generosity Of ,te
propristors Of the American Hotel, who
have furnished food and ssrvxn,s from
Gay TO day. The hospitals now are both
numerous aud we'll supplied, and the sick
and wounded can BE- assured Of confor
table accommodations and kind treat
ment.
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LATER FROM EUROPE


The sdvices ir"m Europe srs imp"r
tart. The News Of the captured Vi New
Orleans had srr.ved out, aud the evsn,
ms very widely commented on BY the
Engl'sh press
The London Times nsks how il will
effect England. The Times thinks u II.
uSe'es. I" deny the Importance Of the
event. but says Il the SouIhern-r. mean
what they say Of burning their cotton
they can mover be conquered. One thing
is needed, aud that is that "co,tou should
come down" to New Orleans; but, should
the planters destroy their stock Or refuse
to Lrng them down, the Times .dd., Il
Is hard TO see ,ehdt Is goined by TIE cup
ture."
The London Post says it would no, q
'iou"ly effect the fortunes of either part, ,
although n serious loss to the South. /,
says the utter hopeiessEess VI the s,rux
gle is more apparent 1T each successive
Stage.
The mos, signifcsn, feature Of The .f
feet OF tie ne~s IN Europe of the taking
al New D leans is that the fsci b al pro.
ducod no influence on the cotton market.
STusE~ALL JAcXsoSs vIcroRY.
Our Northern papers a-s filled with
the Accounts VI StonewxIi jackson. vic
tory. The whole North Was Wild with
excitement sud pane Lincoln haG is.
sued orders TO The Governors Of The sew.
ersl States for lien for ":hs defence Of
the National Capi'nl." and they, in turn,
had issued the nost ina .n,itory appes!.
10 the people The Go,srnur Of Ms..s
rhnset's. III his appeal s~ys:
"Me" Of Massachusetts ,hs wiley and
hazardous horde Vi traitors TO Tire People,
I" tie 60, eminent OF our country, aud TO
liberty. menace again the Nstioasl Cap
tai. They have attacked and ,ou,sd
NJ General Bsnks, and are advancing
q" il1'pers Ferry, and ATE marching On
Washington. The Peeslden, call. IN
Massachusetts To rise "ucs more for its
'escus aud defence. The whole active
militia will bs summoned Ly = gen~r.
order, &c. DC"
The Governors oflhe other States had
Issued similar orders for their Whole for
ces''''o organize and proceed forthwith tc
Washington" AND in the meantime MI
tie on'otear regim-n,s-among them ,h.
famous New York Ss,sn'h-hsd been
hurried on. The New York HeroA call,
IL "rhe Second Grand Uprising u ,h,
People" and saws the gres, moving "a
and fro Of sbs military -bring back fosc,.
bls the early days Of The rebellion, when
there wss such Tremendous uprising fo'
the defence Of the National C.pi,sl."
Tbe Hoeel,sSn psess w~~> n,s,ct, ~s,;fsJ
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The Latest N,sthern Hevs

Thr"-gh the k'"dn.ss OF y g.n,I-msn
We have hee" placed Gays tho Richmond
Ero,n'"er. 10 the P.'s-e-sion of Northern
p,pe's as nts ns the 27,h ul,iu,o. Tie
Jews is highly ,mprt~n,. We g-, up the
following suuinxry
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s U u I II c A R ULIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In tie Common Pieas)
Dudley u. Us.ery.et al. J Declaration

VA in
Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did "n tn. second
day Of D~cenb-r 1851, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who (ns il is said) il
sb~ent fum and without the limits Of the
State. aud has neither wife nor Attorney
known within tho same. upon whom u copy
of the said DESTINATION might be s-rv.d
u IL therefore ordered that the said DO.
.fendsni do appear and plead Ia the SAID
Declaration, on or before the third day Of
D~cemb-r next, which will be- in The ear
Ut oui Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixtv-t~o. olhri~i-. hnni jndgu,enl will
tliso bs given aud awarded against "in,.
II. HANCO,k, Crk.
Dec. Ith, l86l.-l3-Iy.
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Northern News from the New York
Herald.

The New York Herald has = long edi.
torisl on the battle At Williamsburg
We have room for only a portion Of this
grand flourish Of ,ruHpels
Tie battle Of Williamsburg mus, be-.
come historical or all our battles il was
the best contested aud th- hardes, won.
The Cpl os'"g forces engaged ~.,e very
nearly equs. lnf~utry, cavalry an.. ar
ulIery did each it's share of the work.
The losses upo" both sides -qnaIled ,hvss
of the A lies and Russians NJ the terrible
battles vi Alma. Tie whole contes, de.
mons,rsted the superiority Of American n
soldiers, who nre officers and prlvates ut
once over the uuinielIi. ent troops Of 9th
er countries. Tine result proved the Wis
dom Of McClelIans long discipline Of his
army. The severity OF the CO. tllc, the
huctua'ing fortunes Of The day the un
n'@l'ed bravery of our troops the d.s
Perate vaur Of the rebels the continual
arrival Of reinfurreinents on both sides :;
the daring ch .rges the determined and
sissd> resistance the skilIful mAn9uvres
and svoluiions, and tho final irresis,,L!.
dash OF Hancock's brigade, made w n
narrative matchIess III it's thrilling in
terest.
On our ri ght and centre the forces OF
Gen. Hooper held the enemy frmI, in
check, but Agalns: such odds thai Gen.
Hooper sent to Gen Hrinizelnsn for 70
mforcsnents, ~h'ch we're supplied iron,
pecks brigade. On our extreme right,
u""cock's Grignde pushed forward aud
captured two en,rencLnren,s. u~,u,z.l
mans nnd Summers corps were now
joined in line of battle AID cur sn,,rr
'ront SEEMED shee, of living flame, 20
'"pid aud in,ess"nt were the discharges
VI cannon nnd nusk-,ry. The r., I'll lin.
Was equally busy At work. Brigade n
ter brigade. Recalled from Johnston. r.
treating army. s~e'l-d then ranks and
"n'm~ted their courage. The forts and
redoub's rained shot snG shells aud GOV
ered tbs rebel ndv.nce. The ram brs,
heavily upon the fed like a storm o,
hsIl. The branches aud tops Of tree,
l"pped of Ly balls crushed down UPON
our sold'ers. The ground WAS deep wnh
mad and red will, gore. The shrek. o
the wounded aud d, ing rang uu, terri
bly, sbrill above the thunder OF nrti,Iery
Our soldiers, wesried aud outnun, oered
we nrs told siovs the frces we've -aua
--ED hegSn to give ground slosl,
fighting to the last, but still hoping 10,
re'"foresments aud victory Our snmu
milton ~ss exhausted. The f.Iled ,rer,
inside advance or retreat -qusll, danger
ous and TO remain WAS deslruc,ioo.--
Nothing saved Us from another BuI, Run
AT this critical mo,neu, but the splendid
dnc'plins of our troops, whom Gen. Nc.
! CisliAo bad psep~ssd ks socL crises. sod
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Estate OF Andrew ]. Mccoy.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allegany county, letters of Administration on
the estate of Andrew J. Mccoy late of Allegany
county, Md, deceased. All persons having
claims against said decd, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, ON or before the 18th day Of Feb
ruury, 1853, otherwise they may by law be OK
cluded from all benefit in said estate Aiiper-
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payment. Given under my hand this 14th day
day of August, 1862.
EPHRAIM TBRASHER,
Aug. II, S62.-5t. Administrator.
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Estate OF Elizabeth Rice.
July "a, 1862.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allcgany county, Letters of Administration on
the estate of Elizabeth Rice, late of Al.cgany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 24th day of January
1862, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit in said estate. All persons in
debted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this oath day of
July, 1862.
ISAAC RICE,
July "a, 1927 Administrator
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WILLIAM WALSH,
Trustee of John Calian, Collector.
Order Of Ratification.

Lewis A. Armistead, In the CircuitCourt
-. for Allegany coun-
Elizabeth Armistead etal. ty as Court OF
Equity, No. 6sI.
" by Charles i. Thruston, trustee for the
sale ofthe Real Estate in the proceedings in
this cause mentioned, be ratified and con trmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 25th day of August next, pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City of Cumberland,
once IN each of three successive week: before
the Esd day of August, 1862.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
500. HORACE RESLEY. CIerk.
True Copy Test-HoRACE REsLEY,
July ii, ls62-3w. Clerk.
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Printing Office for Sale

THE printing presses and mat rials, formerly
L used in the publication of tho Frostburs
Gazette. offered for sale. Persons DESTROYS
of purchasing can receive information u. to
price. terms, &C., by application to
q. W. McCULL0H.
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Name of Owners

Elijah Brobs, h J. Ii. Glib
sou
John Hyde
Washington Chochcrman
slwhrd itcCsrtr
H-orgs McClutrhen
John 9ing'e'on
Jacob Vantuetre
i ndrsw and lls'ttt Vac
Bible.
Jain W. Gsarr
Ean,evus Mimi: and
Manufacturing &c.
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Tobacco and Segars.

JUST received snd for sale a full asscrtmen
y of Tobacco and Segars.
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will in
thereof in each
n
sand will
e SALE prevent sale thereof by paying prior to the time sale the State and COUNTY
foregoing advertisement where otherwise specially described are the Military Lots laid off
IF the
krd of ALE
WILLIAM
TuMeeofJ John
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DR.. GEO. b. FUNDENBERG

las resumed the practice Of Medicine. Of
IL FICE aud residence on Center Street,
6hrfver's Row, in the house lately occupied by
James schley, Esq. Nay :, go.
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A MEXICAN WATCHES for sale At Factory
-IPrieesat News. ST. LITTLE'S
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Collectors Sale Of Lands for Taxes


the 9TH day July 1862 and by virtue OF the powers vested
ebyla fwilse
SATURDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF AUGUST, 1867,
NJ the City Cumber-
list
sand
placed in a ow therofresp
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Bsnjamin Jsuklnr
.fohn ". Lawtop
n cbsrtLyon
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NOTICE.

MY wife TAoY, having lelt IN, bed and beard
lsI withoutju just cause, all person. are hereby
forewarnsd not to harhor or trust her en- NV
account. ss aui determined not to pay aBy
debts of her contraction.
July 1921. MOSES L. ROBlNErT
1 HENEHAL assortment 0 { Gu epsware #
Il evsry dcs"-'~tion ju streceived at
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IaMsa johnson
WA Z. sHd j. ". Me
Weigh
VIM. Norton
Presiase. and Directors
fRits.! ftatss Bank
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10y Innn ~ ana 0h''"
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Geo. Teup!smaa sui zsh.
ulon ". nuuham
Geo. w. Tomplerusn and
VIM. Gripdugo
ehstie. Wi!lst
-Tssss Tomi'nson'r l. sirs
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mo Dawson, Phillip aud
Jno Lsuellyn
Benisnls E. Grssrs
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The Calvert Iron
w or X S,
BALTIMORE, MD,

MAN UFACTLKES
Rail Road Spikes, all sizes and
kinds; Rail Road Chairs, every
pattern Bridge Bolts, Car Bolts,
Boiler and Tank Rivets. Boat
Spikes, Horse Shoes, Mule
S h oes.
Coal Companies and Railroad
Companies supplied with the above
and every article of iron they may
necd-at short notice.
J. HOPkINSON SMITH,
20 South Charles Street.
May 20, '62-3m.#
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HOLLOWAY'S PILL
And DIN TMENT.

All who have Friends, and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour OF
need
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] o.
-. 3 g ta1le.i tbs agegi Eilss frpni /,
PSl tllsll la.l IEa0 came dir nm RoanoFe
Island. that Col, Rnsss d an, O.
nsetie1t regiment fell de .flri 81 No.
q the 9sed q. his neg In slt, while l,arTi,s
log ag9iast the enenlf 81 Il a me-,
appeArzn0t q scratch Nj faIfSd mon "a
eody when ne eszs!llilell. and histieatb mus
have come from the Wind 81. 1 cannon Fbail
or from excitement. -.
Lit Col. Demonteil Who volunteered in
the assault upon theFe6eI baItery received
his death wound while leading ne saran,e
aud while % the act OF shouting. ..t,on5e
on boys ven show them how 8 Erhf.1
~ theeoprse 0fsthe action 4 shell hurst
90 the U S. gunboSt HetEeI, and 81 M
magazine on Ere. 1t. Frahkliu AMI her
executive officer OrtlsrIi lhs men 10 Inc
magazine 70 exttnguish the 6re, but see
ing that they hesitateSi he took he hose Il,
bus own hands and sprang doWu aud ex-
4nguished the flames before fhev reached
Tue powder A siinilar oee6Frence took
Place on the Ceres from The bursting OF =
gan, when theneting Master sprung INTO Tie.
4aEsziae and extiBguished The 5Rre.
shell entered tie cnal banks OF our steamer
setting them on fire. Tie flames we're
saodued after much diflicalty ysilh hut liz
Tic damage to the vessel.
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AND sTILb THEY CoMEl
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,s

no. 30 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
A 7 AsToNIsHINGLY LOW PRICES TOk CASH
~ onlyl =
French NerinOs, plain and figured, Of an colors.
D. t =. Cloths Of all qualities and cOlors, frOm
Plain and figured Muslin DeLainea If an cOlOrs aud
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bombazines, BLACK AIerinOes Plain Hack Del oIDe.
hlaeS Grape and Love Wells Black Hosiery aTC ma
KID Gloves, Black Grape Collars. &c,
ShRTVls and clonlks,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the seaSou
I,Adies' Black and coIored Cloth CI0Aks
Lo7g and S1uaTe Wc0len Plain and Plaid Shawls
BToclle SltAWla, very cheap.
Black Cashmere = Thihot Shavls
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', NIsses aud Children .
Hosiery, Gloves and UndersarInents.
Ladies', Gents and ChihIren's Cotton and Woolsn
Hosiery In c9ors and white RIeecy lined Cotton
hosiery Tor Ladies and Children; MtTino UuierVesfs
MSns CnteTlhirts and Drawers. white aud eolured.
y htS Bed Blsnketsi Red, White, Blue, GreJ aud
ASfRRTcAN DOMESTIC GoODs, Reached and
Sn5!e..c tead-o1tton ShIrtlnEs shsetinEs Cheek,
laiH l45seya. atou Rlannsir, nOlorsiI aud y hitp
:, 9IbtOhDhAIl.S.--Rleh styles ~ FTVugA uud
sS1oteh COlATA, Binek Grape Col,aFI Hack LRee
Netih, Bands. E1Einiss AI1.I Ineertinaus &C.. e
Also 70 arrive = large assortment u Parl fchpap)
HOo!en lIo1lS new and sple;rlid stylss of tIood6,
titles. = = - 4---..
All these goods will be sold at very low prfeea
for cash Please cali hron, at
No. - Main ST., Centre wheeling.
noEso JOHN R0EMER.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrtval q &c s,.am.r A.Io.


NV YoRE, Feb. l5.-The steamer Asia
has arrived bringing QusensloHn dates Of
the % inst.
The Pirate Sumter MAS still at Gibraltar.
PARlsl Feb. 3.-The IsdspalIeaee Bek1s
asserts that the Southern Commfssione 81
have informed the EnKlish GoEeinnent
mat IN return for the recognition of the
Southern Cunfederacy they would establish
absolute free trade for fifty years, abolish
tue external slave traffic and emancinRte
all the blacks born after the recognition
These offers will, however, not determine
Lord PalmerStOn to abandon the policy of
neutrality.
The proposition Of Mr.. Gregory for the
recognition of the South will be discussed
soon after the opening of the Parliament.
but, after an exciting debate, its rejection
is expected.
LoSDOx, Feb. Ia letter from Earl Rus
sen Prohi6lndg the use of British ports TO
either OF the belltgerents, Is PubIished.-
Tue port OF Nassau, aud other ports of the
bahama Islands are espe, ially mentioned
When vessels are driven in by strasS Of
weather, provisions may be supplied. hut
only such quantity of coal as may be sum
Gent to take the vessel to the nearest port
IN their own country. No second RupDlv
TO De advanced to the same vessel in the
same port within period of three months.
1t Is presumed that this will stop tie pro.
eeedIngs of the Tuscarora and Nashville Al
Southampton.
1t is rumored that under the pressure
from American shipmasters ut Marseilies,
the American Consul at that port had sent
request that the TuscaIora should 90 10
the Mediterranean for the protection Of the
shipping against the Sumter, which con.
tinued Mt Gibraltar at the latest dates
There 10 no confirmation of her reported
naval engagement with another vessel.
II is believed that the Nashville. has be.n
ordered to quit Southampton.
At the mountaineering OF the Mauehester
Unam3er OF Commerce, the American ques-
tion claimed great attention and strict mem.
trality was generally strongly urged A
proposition that the Chamber should omen
conference with the New York Chamber
OF Commerce on the interests OF peace, met
With approval.
LlvERPooL, Feb. l.-Bteadstuffs quiet
and steady. Provisions quiet.
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s8-PosT oFFIcE RoRnEuy.-For some
weeks past two or thrue firms in the city
have lost various considerable sums Of
money through the Post Ofiee department,
and for time no clue could be had to the
means by which the money was lost
Special Nail Ageat shalIcross with the as.
Sisiauce of the Post SIasser at last ferreted
out the thtei in one ease. a Iitie son of
one ot-lde parties robbed. had been in the
habit of taking out his fathers letters from
the Office and watch y as set upon him.
sWAs soop discovered that the Ii tile felIoW
Afoks opea ne letierl ana vim Gsyoubt
aeeonplise concealed both the money aud
the evidences OF the theft in an old stable.
PartOf the money was found upon the boys
person and the guilt fxed upon him be.
youd doubt.
rule has now been established in the
Post Office that no letters viii be delivered
except to the persons to whom they are di-
reeted, or upon the written order OF such
person.