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SfherIff's Sale.
- By virtue of a writ of
vend. expon. issued ou- Of the Court Of Conn
mon Pleas Of Cambria county, and to Inc
directed. there will be exposed to public sale
At the Scntt House. in JUhustown. on Mons
dav. the Nineteenth day of January next at
one o'clock. p. NJ. the following Rsal Is
tate. to wit: An the right, title and inte-
rest of Wolf Meter of. in and to a lot Of
ground situated in Cambria city. Can bria
county, fronting thirty>three feet 53l
on River street, adj lining lot Of Francis
Galliseth or the south, - Cullen on the
west, Francis Parker on the north, having
thereon erected a two story plank house.
now in the occupancy of the said Wolf
Metzger. Taken in Execution and to be sold
a. the suit of John Benton.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
Sheriff ; office. Ebenshurg, Dec 24 I'd
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At Bay Cooke : TO, nani,ers,
III SOUTu THIRD SIGEET.
= llna-ll.l.tn- N-r. IsI2

III SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Philadelphia. Nov. I. 1902.
The undersigned. having Lrrn appointed
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT Iy tire Secretary
Of the Treasury. Is uoy ITggs.rca - furnish.
n once. the
New Twenty Year per Ct. Bonds,
uf the United Static. lu-i -1aie3 as Five
Tweuties." g." reloemahlc al tLe pleasure + tie
Government. after FIVE years. and au,h,riz,i
10y Act If Congress, approved February -,
1862.
The COUpON BONDS arc issucdiu sums
Of $50. 500. $500. $1,000
Tie REGISTER BONDS IN sums Of SO.
500. $500. $1,000. and $1,000.
Interest 1t SIX Vor cent. pr aruum Uill
commence from date pi purchase. AMI Is
PAYABLE IL GOLD.
Scnli-Annua'ir. Which is equal. at f3:e pres
cut premium on E"l'. 60 .l-ut EIGHT PER
CENT. FER ANNJN.
Farmers. Merchants. Mechanics. Clpi'a'-
lists. and al WHO have amy money q invest.
shoulG know and o..cllLCr that these Bonds
are. in effect, FIRST MORTGAGE upon
q. Railroads, Canals, Bank Stocks a-L Sc
curitics. and the immense products yf az tie
Manufactures. &c.. &c. u, the e. IIn.Ty- ar3
that tie full ard ample provision ulaGa .sr
the payment If The interest and .5U.ita';nn
of principal, bv Customs Duties. Excise
Stamps and Internal Revenue serves 10
make these Bonds the
BEST. MOST AVAILABLE AND MOST
POPULAR INVESTMENT IL TIE
MARKET.
Subscriptions received At PAR IN LEGAL
Tender Notes. OF NOES and checks If banks
at par in Pliiale,phia. Sahscri'ers by
mail will receive prompt attention. and
every facility and explanation viii hc afr
del on application nj tLi~ office.
4 full supply of Ponds viii be kept on
hand for immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE. Subscription AGENT.
Philadelphia, NovCmlcr ;. lS5z-3U-
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AYERS
2 I L 1 5
Are curing The Sick 10 an extent never
before known OF any Medicine.

M,5Ll0S. HEal dNl JUDGE Fur YOURSELVES.
Ii-IE-S gaTEg- Pa. Tire well known I-egiaissI. a.
Chestnut >-EC,f, Irizdg iia, whose ciltiCe EruaaCts
--e a1...a ss alura>J every tal-1, sass=
Cd sH i7rg Q" say q your CAT'tsFTIe PIlls, ils1
r7n ann rli,r w'ilin ma know, ed-e- Mann q Hy
trends taNe realized marked benefits fT Iheui- and
.i-EgU~ ;uT dr-ysT- ui di and tie irk- They
t.it rrsrusl, l=f safe ard pleasant le Iaksn
qualities winch n1r-t make them valued ly the public
Tie v,azr,lle CI.znrellor wARDIAw writes from Bal
IBs =. q. AVN have taken yaur TiII- with
---r benefit r flr Ii-rIesress lan-roT loss uf afrefte
laa h's hg1"'e winch ils 81 Eis Ac1f- oyeiiakefl
tie s,'--E- i isFN a,s 81 Pills cured
.t- s,a 'aiit .l.5 ny tsai7 q" 80 4A-E
l-7rr~ Nlarll and fsi /: pleasure 60 commend
,rl g. 'se ros'd you have done and are DOING
lulN T. BEATTY, E,S Sec a. the Tenn RaiiToad Co
Pa h. R oEar, Fazas,FEaz, De-, Il, Issa
90 >lr= take pleasure an adding testimony q ls
"f.nrE sf gfrT medicine, having LtTgEed
-ad lse 81 lrh ytfr P=cr,ral and CallsaTJ
Ir- IriiarII diem o., family. shall
rer ris-sir % Ie while my " 90 rc'iEe ileni'
! Ti,s 0sIy renowned = = STEVENS n. n, of Wen;
'f7yug used yuT C,7rlsETru PlIas my IFrrsioe,
rr's iT'n experience zl i-y are an invaluable Iura
.r' l f-- f #s'asTea ianei''ls gi ie liver fa'l- y
-ic. rrii-e-1l,u- cnrIrsue, and the great variety
- ge r.7i h'.is- rsy are sIlIer remedy 5lau any
+ .rl-rrsIs Itta.rlfaad Tie-e Pitts Tie Iulhi-
rIr go aEE trleE -are ever ioFlEt lleg are -lre
. rfr.F .rHnTaar ard perfectly safe rlsF-~ Which
aar. rrr. - ruazluahle aTrlgr Or Trhic u-s have
r-sr ..l.5re D., he 5,.l -d ri,sze Pms arr IN n,
-e rrarlar 1' tzI admirable preparation fT The ueat
zzsp. NJ, Elr -, ls53-
ir '. o. AHEE Dgss s7T= have lesu afflicted from
,art ssr-- irraI and unfold suffering
w tra rl-ls.r 'E rss,d ga f5', weeks by yo-r Pills
/ a.." n."i le-fa-- 't Isla.eiuz wIIie csn 10y tt
r-r- r.s-' 1 realize ~ ila' tsFe slns-e-z za1 how
-.r.r.-..r ra r l-e r,ru free f-r1a 1is ..=slue
r. ..s-r e.. nd l-.,- 1ls .1.rr5d1r1s.le aIn . "A
- H HIH III q. fTI
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WATCH. CLOCK. AID JEEELRY STORE
II ~ EET NN.NT,Ll n r p 1

.V.fIN .STTREET. JOHNSTOWN l'1
LEWIS LUCKHAET. hegs leave to AN
nounce that he has always q largeaUd varied
assortmen Of all tie various articles peculiar
20 his business Repairs promptly and
carefully attended To.
Johnstown April. L 1851. tf
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MANHOOD:

(. Iaay HOW LOST now RESTOREDi
.Jass Published. ia q Sd41sE EnUelepe Trice
Si.- C1lts.
y LECTURE OF TIE NATURE. TREAT
MENT * RADICAL
Cure r Suermatarrloea OF Seminal Weak
a,-~ Iav..uutary Emissions. Sexual Hebil~
it's. and Imue3imeuts t. Marriage generally.
NgTvau~uess. Consumption. Epilepsy aud
Fits. Mortal and Physical Incapacity. re-
,uIt.n- from Self Aluse, Ge.-By ROBT J
CCLNERWELL, II. D., Author Of tie
G.cea Eooi,. Sc.
Tie wmil renowned author. IN this aa-
miTaJlc Lecture, clearly proves from his own
ezpcri,nce that the awful consequences q
Self-alu-e may be effertually removed with
out medicine. and without dangerous sur
.ical operations. bo4-igs. Instruments, rings.
or curla $. pointing uu; .rmode of cure II
once certain and etfectual. by which every
sufferer, 10 matter what his condition m,
hc. may cure himself ohcaply, privatelr
and radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and ,l.ousa-6s.
Sent under seal To ANY address. in plain
sealed onveleFe. on the receipt Of six rent
or two postage stamps. by addressing,
pr CHAS. :. c. KLINE
I25 BOyyery. NeyT Work, Post
office Esox. t5SG-
N,yg.rs bqr Ia 1852 w.
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LAUREL SWAMP INN.

TIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the travelling public that Le las opened the
" Laurel Swamp Inn" At Crssrn. and is
now prepared to accnnmna sic, with IXury
and convenience. all those who may favor
him with their patronage. Hi~ TABLE
will bc supplied with the lest the market
can afford: LIS BAR will contain Liquors uf
the best brands: attentive and ObiiliUE scr
wants always at thClr posts to attend 10 the
wants If visitor.
BENsaEIE VAUGHN
C.ssscu. oct. -. l~G2--t,
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.yOR SALE OR RENT.

/ TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in
re village Of Hcmlock, Cambria county.
one thereof having erected thereon one
and a-half story plank house with base
meut kitchen, and on the other a frame
stable. Apply to James Conrad. ESQ. Lii
ley's Station WILLIAM CARR.
Oct 10. 1862.
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A uditOr's Notice.
The underSigne ed

Y The undersigned
having been appointed Auditor. by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria County,
to make distribution If the proceeds OF the
real estate of James Myers, sold at Sheriff 5
Sale. at the suit of William Rarndollar. and
to ascertain lie amount due upon certain
Judgment in the said court. in favor of Da-
vid Hamilton for use of Stephen Stu'zman
and William Geam- against the said James
Myers, hereby notifies all parties Interested
that he will attend tn the duties Of said APP
pointment Al his office in the Borough Of
EEensburo on THURSDAY the 22l day Of
January next. at orc o'clock =. NJ.
WM. KTrTELL. Auditor.
Dec. -. lSG2.-3I
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e. The proceedings of Congress for
the past week have been of very little I'M
portance; nothing having transpired wor-
thy of note
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A UDIToR,S NOTICE.

A UDIToR's NOTICE.
n The under~
signed Auditor. appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Cambria county, to report distri-
button Of the money in the hands Of VIM
KitJcll, Esq. Trustee 70 sell the real estate
Of Thomas jackson. deed, hereby gives no
tice that he will attend TO the duties Of said
appointment at his Office III Ebensburg, on
Monday. the 10Th day of January next, At
one o'clock, p. NJ. when and where all per-
sons interested may attend.
J. Z. SCANLAN,
deC5i-3t Auditor.
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| udItor's Notice.

4 uditor's Notice.
\ The undersigned
Auditor. appointed by the Orphans Court
# Cambria county. t. distribute tie money
in the hands of H. Kiukead, Esq, admir-.
of f Hutchinson. decd, hereby gives To-
tice, that he will attend to the duties Of said
appointment at his Office in Eaeushnrg. On
on Wednesday, the 21st day "f January
next. II rl.c o'clock. = II when and where
all persons interested may attend
j. Z SEAMAN.
Cee0i St Auditor.
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gi \ i y.

SfTUAYS.
- Came to the farm # +.
Shoemaker, a@j lining the B"roU-n uf Ebens-
burr. in October last. two STEERS. suppo-
scd 70 he two years cli. one Of them a dark
red. the other a rel and white. The owner
is requested to call, pay charges and take
them away. or they will be disposed Of ac-
cordng to law.
=. Y. SHOEMAKER.
-D.c-l-- ISG2 1t.
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4 dmInis,raaor's Notice.

tInaIcfisfraGor's Notice.
n LETTERS of Administration on the
estate oF James TreN'cr. late Of Clca-icli
township, Cambria county. deceased. have
Eoen granted to the undersigned 10y the
REGISTER Of Cambria county; all persons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
are requested "a make immediate payment.
and thusc persons having claims against said
cstate are requested to present them props
crly authenticated for settlement.
PETER TRENLER, Admir-.
November 10. IS62.-GT.
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! rhree-Quartefs OF Il lIiiie oey oiiu
Ind first occupied.
y.., ,,,r an end 10 further operations
%. I. with the exception of occa-
. - .rrrrs. from our heavy guns.
...,.,.. ,lr Of the days fighting on the
'r-..r-ifed in lis character, was to
IN possession of a space about
.-,.Irl wards in extent,
--... 80 n the right | found Gen.
,=..I ON the front seat ofan un-
.,glance at the Lacy House, di-
r,.ife fredericksburg, at the
,.t.-e the first pontoon bridge spans
The old man looked anxious
al Things were not going well
,,nmaud. For three hours his
--Ih.rp fighting ut fearful odds.
r, much exhausted, their loss was
anil nothing had been accom-
~b, batteries had been brought
r.,rg7teI at the heads OF the
Tie troops were hugging the
to escape the fearful fire.
Franklin - was the eager in
b. "A'eEy 'iill,- uS t'lil''7 VA cum
o up u. l.Is .,-'',.1. l,5T,i,1,- o1,-o,,-
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If thousand ifgSh A-'l-laHe ''o' Ss.
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CtTENE STEER.

CtTENV STEER.
= Came to the residence
of the sul-scrilc-. residing in Summerhi'l
township. Cambria cng,uty. s.Iu,,ime Ia Oc-
tYber last. a rel STEER. > wears "lj. white
belly and tail and slit in right ear. The
owner Is rciuas'ci to come forward. prove
property. pay charges AMI take him away.
otherwise he viii be disposed Of according
to law.
JEREMIAH GLEASON.
Dec. l.. 1925
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IN MCLAUGHLIN. Attorney at Law
ED.Johnstown, Pa. Office on Market
street. next door to L. Marbourg's store
VIII attend 10 the collection of soldiers
claims. and to all other business connected
with his profession. iy. 80 ~
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3. =. SCa8Eau.

ATTOR NEY AT L \ W.
EBENsEUEG. PA,
OFFICE on MAIN STREET, THREE
DOORS EAST OF THE LOGAN HOUSE
VIII attend to the collection Of Soldiers
Claims. an all other business connected
with IS proressinn. doclO
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DESTISTRE.

FtIIlE unlersiguci Graduate # the Balfi-
L more College Of Dental Surgery, respect
fully oilers his professional services to the
citi2ens # EheushUrg. lie las spared no
mems thoroughly to acqUaiut himself with
years of personal experience he has thought
81 aid the impaired experience of the high
est authorities In Dental Science. lie sim
ply asks that au opportunity may be given
for is work to speak its own praise
SAMUEL BEDFORD. D. d. s.
Office formerly occupied ly Or. Cluk.
REFEGENCES.
Prof c. \. Harris 7. Z. Bond. ir ". r.
Handy \ \ Blandy, 2. II. Austen. Of tic
Balliasure Crl.gge.
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Z 7sfafC OF } ohn c INorN, utCTU-
T. Letters of y administration
on the estate OF John c. Ivory, late Of
Clcarfeld township, Cambria county, decd,
having been granted TO the undersigned. by
the Register OF said county. notice Is hereby
given to all persons having Claims against
sail estate to present them properly anthem
ticated f,r settlement, and those indebted
are requested to make payment without
delay.
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r..r "e easily di~belicvc those things
"cIe-:rc no.
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EOHN FENLON, Esq ATTORNEY At
sb LAW, Ebensburg. Cambria county Pa.
Office Oh Main street adjoining his 6wCi
linz X
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Day CPn.d save osts.

Day Upn..d Save osts.
Al persons
indebted t. W. Lnmmoa rarc requested to
cal AMI make settlement immediately; 'th-
cryvl<e th.ir accounts Will he left with the
proper officers for collection
" LENNON. u d.
Dec. Il, I8G2.-2w.
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NOR I;I1kT.
Il THE STORE ROOM on
High Street lately occupied by d. J. Evans
& Son. as a Clothing Store
WM. KITTELL.
Ebcnsburg. Nov. u, IS62-tf.
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MARY IVORY. EX'rx
LANES ROLAND. Eyr,
December 10. i8G2.-Ct.
TNstate of Joseph wilt, deceased.

JNstate of Joseph wilt, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters Of
Administration have been granted to the I'M
dersigned, ou the estate of Joseph Wilt, late
of Clearticld township, Cambria county, de-
ceased: All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to call and settle the same. and those having
claims against said estate, to present them
propcrlv authenticated for settlement.
ENOS c. M'MULLEN, Admir-,
CECILIA WILT, Adm'x.
N.,,-n,,, Inr q 1862 ct.
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THE UNION RIGHT or WRONG -
UNION PLANNING MILL.

BENSGURG, PENNA.
The sU, serihcr hes leave l. inform tn
ppb.ie ;hat lie Is prepared t. furnish. GA
short notice and N reasonable terms. all
uanucr Of WORKED LUMBER. SASH
AND DOORS, and MOULDINGS.
All work warranted to give c-.tirc salts
faction.
Orders from distance solicited. and filed
with prnmptuc~s and dispatch
Cs-Rou-h Lumber taken III exchange for
Worked Lumber.
Z. T. WILLIAMS.
EIcn>bur-. Sei.t. 3. ISG2-tf
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u; ucsi"nccrs Notice.

! uc,iunccrs Notice.
TIE undersigned having obtained u Ii
c,uss rs nUctianecr iu Cambria county from
SAuUgL J. NrYEg collector IF tie Nation
;.l tax law l,.r the 18th District pcuna HERE
nr uryES NOTICE. that hc will attend to the
duties Il ara ,.u-tiaucer for al persons which
may wish t. employ him-ali applications
NAL pcr~ouplly or by lettcr a!.!Ics~el to
I.,rrtt3. T. @. will he promptly a''el@e! 10.
ENGS c. NcNULLEN.
EhcRslUrg Dec. l7tA 1862
TAKE NOTICE.-Kcrr has Just received
irr-e lot IF new currants. large ami ~cellcss
rai-iuS which Ec sells CHEAP.
Also a great lnt IF sperm candles. which
he sells ut p cents per pound which brings
them full ono half cheaper :ian ul or tallow
candles
Once more We say t. oar friends. Wien
You Euy FIR cash do not overlook the fact
tat he sells cheaper thau amy house tits
sile II the city.
Altoona. Dec l.. 1862 1t.
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heTiff's Sale.

SheriF's ofi-e, Ebcn~hurg, Dec. 24 I'd
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Jereor E'sit Not.
L Al rcr>sns interested
Will please take notice. that tine Veuduc
Notes Cf Andrew Kitty will become due on
the 2gth lay Of March next. aul tha. the
same have been lett with nc for collection.
T. \. SHOEMAKER
Dec. p. is92-Gt.
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rms FRDKRAL CoNGRRss.

This body assembled at noon on the LIST inst
A qaorum was present in both houses, and at
oHcs proceeded to business. LISCoLE's mes
sage, which We publish elsewhere, was received
and read.
But little else was done tLe FIRST day. The
Democrats showed a disposition to 4
war upon the administration, but they were at
once CHECKED by the Abolition majority. Mr..
Cox, Of Ohio, submitted a preamble and resolu-
ten rsciting that illegal, arbitrary arrests had
been made by the agents Of the government,
and declaring that the House condemns all rueh
arrests. The resolution was laid on the table
by a vote Of forty to eighty. Mr.. RICHARDSON
offered s similar resolution in relation to the az
rest and confinement Of citizens Of Illinois,
which was also tabled.
Mr.. Y~ALLANDIGHAN was now successful. A
resolution Submitted BY him was adopted, d.
recting an inquiry as to the alleged action Of
the Postmaster-G General in deciding what news
papers may, and what shall not be transmitted
the mails.
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What be- French Knpsr.r snId.

Our dispatches were some Whist deficient Is 10 what
the French Emperor said in his address 10 the ambaisa.
6ors Of France at London and 81. Petersburg, dated
October 30. We ind the following accurate account In
the Montgomery Advertiser
He refers to the painful Interest with which Europe
has watched the struggle raging in America En-.
rope has Suffered from the consequences Of a crisis
which has dried up one OF the noh fruitful sources Of
public wealth. The neutrality maintained BY France
and other powers ought "a make them OF service to the
two parties, by helping them out Of tho position which
seems to have no issue. Al last accounts the two ar
mics were in a condition which would not sllsW either
party any decided advantage 70 AeeslsTate The eonslu-
Hien Of peace. All thess circumstances point 10 an Op-
porsdnity for-an srEistiee. The Emperor has, there
fore thought that The occasion has presented itself Of
offering to the bslligersHts the coed shiesa Of ths mar
time powers. He, therefore, proposes that England,
Ruaiia and france, should propose an srmlEties Of six
nohths, during which every act Of HOSTILITY, direct or
Indirect, ahoald cease At seH as well a. on land. This
proPogal should not imply any pressure ON the Rsge-
tistions for peace, which it is hoped would take place
during the arnistiee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13

Aurfroesboroi and as tbs enemy have made a stand
there and dstsrmined TO give battle, an engagement dur
ing the present week is expected.
MeclsrnandS e~xpsditiOz win net get of before
Christmas.
Great changes have been sHestsd IN the condition Of
the nine Ericsson batteries. They are all aAoat now
save ems, tAs Eshigh, and she Is reported abOut ready
to launch.
TAs Ne" York Herald says the gunboat Assala q Ad-
nira, Porter, iwith cooperating array Of MsCisarnand.
viii move dowa tbs Mississippi river tsEetAsr. While m
lsad, thrOush the State Of the sane as1se, and Alabama
following the rebel forces Of Bragg, Penbsrssn sad
others, the powerful and v~ietorisus srnies q Roseuspz
and Grant viii advance. We may expect to hear Of the
rout aBd dispersion Of the lass remaining armies 81 tn.
west Eay moment, sAa the cap turs Of VieksburT and
Noble. Hiththsss general results achieved, East and
West, the conquest Of the remaining stroagholdu o. EAs
rebellion viii be - easy that, excepting ChArlsstsa, we
may expect them to fall without serious resistance.
The following significant remarks also sosaT IN the
Herald: an. with a million Of the finest and hes.
armed troops h the world, and VITA a es-opeFsHnR
navy suAieisatto dszOlisA that Of Great Britain, We
eanAot, within the next three or fsuF moHshs, put down
the armed force Of tAis rebellion, we may then in reality
prepare FOR European intervention"
Tks Draft In Rz-ussachusotts.
NsSaehasstis hsvisg failed to Aurnish her saota, an
other drEft has been ordered.
Ths New England Clergy In the Field
Again
Three Thousand Kew England c~lergynen kaye formed
what hey call an " emancipation -s.zmiaion.r for the
purpose Of breaking uP emancipation.
From CharIeslsn.
CHLRLsTos, December II, lssa.-Ths BEiish was
steamer AAAdae, twenty six guns, touched or hs bar
to-day, and communicated ritk the British consist
T1e Britain steamer Petrol sailed fer Fsrtrss Monroe
carrying as passenger the BritisA osnszl at Savannah.
Thrse Sloekadsrs 81 ChErlsztsa to-day.
The Yankees Selling Negroes il Ouba.
CHARLEsroN, December ia late Nassau letter.
writer by 4 %irastwSrthy gentleman Of euba, says that
seven earEOes sf HsSrOss have lately been offered for
IA Cabs By the YankssG