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Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
thew ia amply supplied with these rms ana
Ointment; and where the brave ooidiers ana
Sailors have neglected to provide the mseives
with them, no bettsr present can DO sent mem
by their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers nc vel. failing friend in the hour oil
need. -. ..sr,.t e..
Coughs and Calds affecting TROOPS
win be speedily relieved and cPectually cured
by using these admirable medicines, and bS
pavihf proper attention to the directions which
are attached to each Pot or Box. -
Sick He, daches and Want Of Apretlts, Incl
dental to Soldiers.
Those feelings which sadden .us, usually
,risc from trouble or annoynnces, ob5tructed
pcrspiration, eating and drinking whatevcr
i unwholesomc. thus disturbing the heaithlui
action. of the liver and stomach lhese organs
mist he relieved, if you desire to be well. The
pills. taking according to the printed instrue-
tons, will quickly produce healthy action IN
both liver and stomach, and aS natural ;onso-'
auence a clear head and good appetite.
weakness or Debility Induced by over Fatigue
Will soon disappear by the use of these in
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly ac
ouirc additional strength. Never let the bowels
! h, either confined or unduiy acted upon. III may
seem strange that Holloway's Pills should be
recommended for Dyscntcry AMI Flux, many
nersous surprising that they would increase the
pc. so"l ~ rhis ia n Great mistake, for these
pills v i'll correct the liver and stomach ana thus
il'S IN III. ac5id buror, from the system -
"ia TN, H' i rivo tone ana vgor to the
'Lnio nr,,,,ic system howogc. derauged, while
,a,,h ,1 STRENGTH follow rs 4 ,ln ttcr of cotrse.
| %',,,;n,, v;l sto1 the relaxation CT the Bowels
| so sure MS this famous mediclEG,;o5s
1870. .t,rt,sr tnsisclet. eenr5 of Youth
volunteers s,'-au;,n. con
Sores and Ulcers niotGres amy ~ ,I' p;,, ra
with certainty radcnl.y vu,' u. n;Utmnn, he
taken night ana morning h a"" r;u,ed d;rsctions
,Irs'V "sSt j., ' ar othsr manner thew dry IN il
II. Ut "'t. ~ ""I W., ~ 'nothcr Whereas thi
gao p"'' y" -, ''.N o ,n bn,or, from the sys
yin "'e',, "',' p,,i.nt viyorous and health,
ten anu 'V't ;,, -, i;tti. perseverance il
hnJ cuse. to iI.u.e laslTs cift..
w. wopnds eithel ecoasi oned BIZ the Baysnet
sohre mr. the BILLET, Sores or Bruises.
,.,,iah o,.,rr Soldier and Sail are liable
,,.', ar,, ~, r,,iic;ncs so safe. sure cnd convc
'h''S w. n.,, III
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HglFlA MANHOOD:
slA.sAasW How Lost, How Restored

HOW hlO"
inst Published, in Sealed Enrelope:
l. LECTURE ON. TIE NATURE, TREAT
n MENT, AND RADICAL CURE OF SPER-
MATORKHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness aud involuntary emis,.
siohs predicting :mpotency, CONSUMPTION and
Mental and Pkysica Debility.
BY R0BT.'J. CULyERW ELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequeE :
ces Of sef-abuse may be eneet"ally rcmcFfn
without internal medicines OF the danger bus np-
plications Of causticsj instruments, medicnted
bougles, and other empirual devises, Is here
clearly demon strated and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, as adopted ny TIVE
celebrated author fully explained, by means OF
which every one is enabled to cure hiirselt per-
fectly, and at the least possible ecst. hereby a
voiding all III. advertised nCstiui.ia or the day.
This lecture will rrovc born to thousands and
thousands. .-'
Sent under seal, iP plain envelope, to any
address, pos paid the receipt of two postag
stamps, by addressing
DR.. Gil. J. c. KLINE,
1877 Bowcry, New York. Post Office box i,5s6.
Sept. ), lS6l-tal5.
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Latest IL ews p! 4
Gen. McCleIlan's headquarters,
Army of the Potomac T!
WU +. ReDGHER

HAS Just returned from the Northern ann
Eastern Cities with 1t large Il sor'hrn' OF "o'o
and Silver American and u2lish Watches
Also. Eew, itch IVA Handsome Jewclrv, en-
braciic Ne latest aud most desirable patterns
Gold, silver an Steel Spectaclrs, Fame
Goods Silver and rlated Ware, line Amer
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v :, may cnucrrn that in pursuance Of an
an ord.r ut the County Commissioners for Al
lcgauy County, Maryland, passed on the I'm
IT,; Il. ,2ro and hy virtue of the powers
r,.s,ot in m. Inv. will sell ut public Sale.
,o ,Sa higbest bidder tor Cash, on
oath Jov nr Snntnmhpr
NatufGdi' -"'" '"' VI
s62 at O'clock a, m: u, TN, the c G%Y Of Cnm.
,.,,,nd thc tracts and parcels of Land herein
cot forth or so much thereof ns may be neceS-
,ha ,nyc. and lawful charges due
,ht.nnr
rirs,
| "a, r. li,,5 r,,,od DcnubIir con.
Az ''I'! -, .. I.n,,t ihe r,,i If said tract
| ",n'n2 :.I u,.,,,,li 3ri tho mart awarded
soia '" "''' <, i,',. Ia, ,r,;tr,tnrs betweeu
to Nili'a'n p'"'.H ~ t''1 Ins;,s rrnnino
MN ahH 'o''F'' '''''''
ION. p;,,l. or ,ii.o,av 1903 acres. said
nv, W l",,ron,, IKE lands of icninmn Tas-
| part N,"G Wv. 49,. - M ,iich,: cf Man
ker ava the ,'',.t p, 'i; " pi7 y 3Nr-ohv
N"lh p"''S VI r,,I', AMI certificate Gf Re-
are "ts'''"," r" ,,,l,h n ardcr.ou an the
Su'H'! .,"" sea Ia recorded in the land
-Ulh on M"','i n,,,h s,iJ .n,rr.ls of hind
Once OF wa ,' ,t ,.me of .Iosepb Il. Andcr-
are "sSrs''u ~ WV ,,,.srssnrnt amounting
sou ~ 80 .,
W 80 20 iro an il, County tax for 1860. Sjl-
90 80, fnr 500. S372. S60l7. County
~, 1'n', ,o"i ton - state ,ay for .stl S3.S8,
,"A ~. ro..i Snon5
| '?'''o'' Sproud
also ,,o following tracts and parcel; OF
land assessed TO the Montevue Mining and Mail
','u ns:. conn,nv IA wit
"'ae ''',S &c.,, aTI,,I called
l"'' VI ,,,,,.Inr ,rrb
"Cllf\ WI bAii"'
.s conveyed bv Geo. Schlev, Trustee OF }. Gun
ninuham to jacob MarkaI by deed dated NO
.on,Lor E,h llSa This part containing l3,-
; ze.i srres Latent Worth 1861 acres and Ga
r.rclrs Muddy Creek. 5GjI acres, Glen Eyre
1924 acres, Francisco lS2 acres ber'H I'M
al "cres Snnmit Point 255} acres, Beaver
a.ra, r'n,;t,,o 70 ceres, Lupo - acres, Mnn
! .o,.nn 91ol acres. Hashi,n 80 l-l1 acres, Vest
Italia All acres, Sierra Nevada 100 acres. Dis
rorerv Oh acres. l,alnchn I52t acres Nar
, n;oco ~ acres. Fox Range $50 acres Pint
Glade 1854 acres. Echo l,296s acres, Nlneleel
gnonr.s deer Field GlI acres. Oregon 6i liz
~ Wnodnw Mountain 2I5i, acres, Father
n ,s c"ai acrcs Chourer 50 acres, Dover j.,
- Zen W,;,ii,,a,,e on5 ocrcs. Mo.dayia &c acres
:, rraor raw 70 lie acres, Auber 80 acres w
1 ~. o. II ocres New Year $50 acres Sdcra
n,o',,n 900 acres. Unllnh 92} acres, Pampehin'
. 'nns ,,.rcs N,rkell,on l02g; acres, Sand
;. sfa,r oi-3 ncres Pheasant Ridge 2SlS acres
G ,r"e, ,f Land sold by Nelson y all, Trustee
. to JACOB Mn TN. "a u and lIf nercLcs.
''''t tract If land conveyed by George Smith
u Co.,,or IF I,hn Hove to Jacob Markall D.
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Sig Cents Rewara.

,VAWAY from the subscriber living on
N Mnrlcy's Branch. Flintsto1e District, l'",
rini, Danns III and Francis Marion, oouh"
,u,rcntircs. T4c above reward will be given
inr ,hrir nrprehensiuu. All persons are hereby
'h1n'' ne HoI 10 to n'F"0 '"'"'' ]. A. 'iorsE.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Read.
La NA IT'D :s...
Nav Schedule for Passenger Trains

New Schedule Tor fasseHSei 1laiiN
on AND AFTER MONDAY, lsr OF APRIL, 1862.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN daily ex. Sundays)
Leaves Baltimors at o.tV a. m
80 Cumberland at % p m
Arrives in Wheeling i" 9.lo AM
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Wheelins.nt Oh 9'oo p "a
Sc Cumberland ?eo II. III.
Arrives in fillmore DIV P. III. ..
Accommodation Train .tor the West
Leaves Cumberland 81? y III. .
Arrives Wheeling oiJ F. M
Recommendation Train from the West
Leaves Wheeling ut IVY a. NJ
Arrives in Cumberland at ?.5S p.m.
Through Tickets for all the principal cities
North and West of the Ohio River, may be pro-
L. C. benin, agent.
Cumberland Station, April J, 1852.
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New Schedule for Passenger TraIhS

On AND AFTER AUGUST 18TH, low
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN daily ex Stnu"ys)
Leaves Baltimore at o.lo u. 'u'
Cumberland Mt GOV P. H.
Through Accommodation iran.
Leaves Baltimore ut hoV p m
Cumberland Mt 'ra 4.3o u. III.
EASTWARD. .rr4Fe
TuRR0UGH MAIL TRAIN daily ex' sun"y)
Leaves Wheeling IVY p ~ r.r
Cumberland 9.io H. III
Thconyh Aee61n:dddiio@ Tr"in-Da'y.
Leaves Wheeling :, lO'Sosa' M
CumberlahA lo'lo p H.
Through Tickets for n the principal cities
Worth and West of the Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this office. -.
Cumberland Station, Aug. 81, 1862.
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For the Whiskers and Hair.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of the unitod States, that they
have obtained the Agency for, and are now en-
,hiad m ofTer to the American public, the above
;,stIy ceI.btn led and world renowned urticlc.
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS OF renting IL
u FURNISHED HOUSE in this city. Those
DESTROYS of renting one Of that description will
please call at THIS ofFlCE.
Oct. ., lSG2-2t.
4 GENERAL assortment of Quoensware Of
y every description, iustreccivcd at
June WM.
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The Stimulating Onguent

is prepared by DR.. C. 7. Bellingham, an emf
nent physician Of London, and is warranted
hiring n thick get of
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Office of the Board of Commissioners OF Puhlc
Schools of Anegany County,

CUMBERLAND, August i6, s8t9.
THE BOARD OF Examiners for Cumberland
District. which is composed OF Thos +, Mhite'
E.o Ery. A. J. Weddell and DE-. T. ;. Mckaig,
will meet at Cumberland. The Board for
Westernporr, composed Of Drs. 4. Gers'ell and
YIN. Warren aud Ino. J, Morrison, Esd, VIII
meet at We.,crnporr: TIE Board for Oakland,
composed of Rev. p. lIammill and u. =. onu,'
and c. w. White, Esqs. will meet at Oakland,
and Ike 4 ard for Granlsville, composed OF
DR.; WIN Mccormick and George Charles and
James nur,cn, Esqs, will NEE, at Grantsville.
The mept,hgo of the Examiners will take place
on the lst and hind Mondays, tuesdays ana
Wednesdays of September next . ra.. -
All persons desiring 10 become teachers Tor
the cusuirg year Will apply 10 ,lliG Examiners
of their respective districts fly eir iica'es
OF qualification, on the !ayo above specified.
By order Of the Board Ct Commissioners o.
Public SchoGls for Al!pgahy COUNTY,
"'''N d. D. BRUWN,
Aug 2l--3t treasurer
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Bank Notice.
Dissolution of Copartnership

'NuE partnership heretofore existing between
| the undersigned at rumplrland, Maryland.
for the gale of Books, stationery, ana oth' +
merchandise, is this day dissolved by mut"'
consent. All the liabilities Of the F"'" hfn 81
Auircwst Swartlweldcr. hereby dissolved th'S
18th day of September, 3G2. will be paid by
william Andrews, who will carry on the bust
ness n, the OLD stands. and who alone is author
,<.J TO collect All debts and liabilities due the
lid Grm Of Andrews i SEdrtzYe|deI..
HALE SWAR1ZWELDER,
WIN. ANDREWS.
so,, ,s 1870 It's.
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Lost or FkisIaid.

4 CHECK drawn by the Undersigned. on the
"A Cumberland Bank of a Allegheny for SEIZE
in favor of Mary Rice, dated July 10, lS62.--
The public are notified not to receive it, pay
ment therefor has been stopped
JuIy 81, IS62-3t. JOHN q EFHARI.
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is Hereby given to all whom
y it may concern, Ly the UNDERSIGNED, road
viewers, that they will, on the l5'h day OF
September next, 90 upon the premises for 'r
purpose of cnqniring whether the public in
lrrer, require ihe closing up Il pAhl'c road
leading from Town Creek Acqnednct to Old
town in Allegan, county. And the opening
of II new road leading from Lock No., 81, n
the Chrsarcake Il Ohio Canal by james Mat
,hews to said S'ldtowp.
Henry b. ELBlN,
LANES WILSON,
.JHHN FLETCHER.
Ana ii lsGo-,n, Viewers.
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THE Draft.

ALL kinds Of CAhdies and F'fchch
Couieclinunries. Nuts, Fruits, Cakes, CT
rars. etc.. in store and for sale at lowest Nash
prices, by ,,a , ,Nr
doors below II. II. Depot,
Auc.Il. BAIT Street. Cumberland, Md.
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVICORATOR.

FOR ESTORING GRAY HAIR to its orlgi'
mai color without dyeing, and preventing
tie Hair from turning gray.
FOB PREVENTING Badness, sna curing
it, when there is the least particle OF vital
F6SR sEMoyfNGsC tRf ard DANDRUFF and
alieptansous affections Nthe Scalp.
FOR PEAttIPYtNG THE HAIR, importing to
itar ungauelled glcee and btilliansy, making
itsoft and silky In tts texture and causing 1t
to curl readily. 70 - =,
The crea, celebrity ard the increasing :se-
masd for this uue9ua led preparation convince
the prop riotoy that ons TRIAL js only necessary
to satisfy II discerning public ot its superior
qualities over any other preparation Of pfeseSt
in uss 1t rleonses the beadand scalp from
daEaruE and other cnsaneons afseases, causesthe
hair 10 crow xurisntly and gives it rich, soSf
rlvs,y and exi5Se appearance ana iiso where
the hair is loosening and .hin Ding. il will give
strength and yigor to she roots, and restore the
Growth to those parts which have Serome bald
causing it to yield fresh eorer'"g ofhan.
There are hundreds cflsd and gentlemen
| in New York who have had their barr restored
| by the use fthis InvigoratoI, when ah other
| prcparations nd fniled. l., NJ. has in his pos.
session letters innum rnble testifyiHg 10 the a.
hove facts, from persons of the highest respeel
ability 1t will edec tually prevent the hairtr
n,,,i,0 gray until the latest period of life; and
in cases where the hair has already changed its
colot. the use of the Invigorator will with Ger
tainty rsst6rs IL TO it's original hue, giving IL q
dark, GLOSSY apsvaFanse. Asa perfume for th'
toilet and ii air. Res .ora're it is particular,
recommended, having an agreeable fragrance
md the greot facilities il sfTqrds in dressing tn
hair, which, when moist With the lnvig'rnto'
can be dressed In any required form, so as Il
preserve its place, whether rlnfn Or Ia CHRIS
nance the great demand forit by the laaiesas
standard toilet article which none ought to b
without, us the price places it within the reacl
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Frienl and Relatives
HOLL0WAY'S PILLS
70 And OINTMENT.

AN who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they la amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers ana
Sailors have ncglscted to provide themselves
with them, no bettst present can DO sent them
by their friends. They have been proved TO De
the Soldiers never. failing friend in the hour OF
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A Fine Assortment Of silver Goods
JUST OPENED AT
Y. II. LITrIIl.'S
JEWELRY STORE,

Baltimore Street, near the Dspcf,
SUCH AS $50
CudAR spoons and sifterss
= Preserves and Cream Spoons,
Mustard and Salt spoons, ..- -..r
Ice Cream and FloatSpoons' I.
Salt Sellars,
PickelKniyes uad Forks, Butter Knives, lea
md Table Spooifs, Port Monies, Card Cases, de.
S. I. LITTLE.
0,mb,rI,nlg Ehh On taEE
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Collectors Sale Of Lands
for Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
~ it may concern, that in pursuance OF an
IN order o' the County Commissioners for A j.
legany County, Maryland, passed ON the I'm
day OF July, 1862. and by virtue OF inc powers
vested in me by law will sell ~ p"onc oa'e
TO the hirheSt bidder Tor Cash, on
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Order of Publication

In til, Circuit Court
for Allegany County,
as a Court of Equity.
No. J47l.
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit
Court for \
| q 4 II II y
cnnnly, Ms -
COurtoi Eq
uity.
No. 1il6,
August ;,
1869.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.

sa - - 60 60
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ONLY 25 CTS,

mar hattie, to be had at all respectable druggists
l.. Miller would call the attention OF Parents
and Guardians to the use of his lnvigorntor, in
cases where the childrens' Hair inclines to be
weak. The use of it lays the foundation for
oyod head OF Hair, as itremoyes any impurities
that may have become connected with tue scalp,
the removal of which is necessary both Tor the
health of the child, and the future appearance"
CAurIox.-Nonc genuine without the fac sim
lie Louis MILLER being on the outer wrap
pct, also, :. MILLERs HAIR INVtacRA-
TOR; ". Y, blows. in the glass. >,
wholesale Depot, 6 Dey St., AND. sold by al
the principal Merchants and Druggists through
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School Notice.

THE MISSES RIZER will oper SCHOOL. on
l. THURSDAY. SEPT. It'll, in tho Rooms
over J b II. Campbelrs Stole corner OF BALTIC.
and Liberty SITS. ...-. ......,
The School will consist Of two depart Inc hts.
In the First or Primary, Instruction VIII be
given principally from Maps and 'ards.
Aug. est.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just published in Sealed Enveloped
Price 6 cents
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Saturday. Goth day Of September.

1859, at | o'clock, q. NJ at the Court I i,
Door of Al,egnny county, in the CITY OF N"m-
ber,and the tracts and parcels of Land herein
Sc, forth. or so much thereof rs may be neceS-
sary to pay the taxes aud lawful charges due
thereon.
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''v r rrels left of Bakers Old Rye Viii
WIN X. BEALL d co
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Jerry Co@lcaI 'q,cph i. Var
num. William Il. Asplnwalli.
Claudius Edward llpbicht, ia
cob Post Giraud Foste~, George
C. Saterlec, non residents, Il
the widow and heir Mt la of
George Staup and others, resi-
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Err Tri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-31

Beauregard Dlstrusts hi, Army.
his Troops Discouraged and Democrat.
lied.

The following dispatch was received at the
War Department this morning:
HRADeuAnrHas CAMP NKAl CoRIsrH, May
30.-Hon Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The enemy's position and works in front Of
Corinth were Unexpectedly strong He cannot
occupy stronger position In his digit: This
morning he destroyed an immense amount Of pub
lie and private property, stores, provisions,
wagons, tents, &c.
For miles out Of the town the roads are filled
with arms, haversacks, &C., thrown away by his
flying troops
A large number Of prisoners and deserters have
been captured, and are estimated by Gen. Pope
at two thousand.
General Beauregard evidently distrusts his
army, or he would have defended 80 strong q
position.
His troops are generally much discouraged and
demOralized.
In all their engagements for the last few days,
their resistance has been weak
w. II. HALLEcK, Major General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-31

until the remainder Of the division came IN.
This position % nov fsr within our lines
Yesterday the shrill whistle Of the locomotive
could be heard In the distance, down towards the
White House. Soon the sound approached nearer
aud nearer, and then we knew that the railroad
was open from West Point to our army. To-day
three tfsiss have been running all day, transport
Ing commioafv stores 20 Bottoms Bridge. This
Will save great deal Of teaming over some very
bad roads. It rained yesterday, aud the conse.
quence IL, the roads are almost impossible The
transportation BY teams 10 hard work In this
country.
GRKAr FoRcI-A POSSIBILITY OF GOING INTO
TRnNcHKs AeAIN-MAssEs OF RIDlIs ON ALL
THE APPROACHES TO THE CITY.
Correspondence New York Times
Matters seem to be very near the eliminating
point, with the army Of the Potomac, to-day We
cannot advance but very few miles without
bringing on general engagement, IL the enemy
be no longer doubt Of the intention ofthe rebels
They have concentrated their forces, and, like Q
desperate gambler, concluded to stake their ell on
the hazard Of q die.
to point further South seems to have vanished,
and we are looking for the bloodest battle Of the
war before our gallant troops shall march to the
music Of the Union up the streets Of the coveted
WIN General Mcclellan offer immediate battle,
II Is to be hoped not. When 20 much 10 at stake
1t were folly to venture on an uncertainty, when
few days time will enable him to make our
success certainty. There are heavy Parrots at
Yorktown that can soon be brought here, whose
extended range would startle the confident deni.
zens Of Richmond, when once planted on the
banks Of the Chickahominy. In other words, II
may not be impossible-it to-day seems prob
aole-that our troops will have to go into the
trenches again. Better that than defeat
Our LEFT having safely passed the Chickahom.
my, on the Bottom Bridge road, Ii was thought
that no stand would be made. Yesterday we
learned differently. Our extreme advance, under
Gen. Sherman, made a reconnaissance to the right
Of our line, In the direction Of the Mechanicsvile
turnpike, and found the enemy In force A
spirited artillery fight ensued, which ended with
no other result than TO show the position Of the
enemy. The New Bridge road, and in fact ali
the approaches on their left are well covered and
protected by their guns. AS to the number OF
their fSrces there be but little doubt but wha,
they have concentrated sufacientto outnumber u,
greatly. This 10 not particularly disheartening
when we remember that In this force there are
many who are conscripts, and more who are un
disciplined and poorly equipped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-31

A REBEL JoAS D'Aac'' AT FRONT ROYAL
The army correspondence Of the Philadelp hia
Inquirer, May -, says:
At the hotel In Front Royal, on the mig ht Of the
18th, your correspondent saw an accomplished
prostitute, who has figured largely In the rebel
cause, and having seen her but short time pre-
viOus at MaFttnsbnrg, her presence at Front oval
at ume when the rebels Were surrounding It.
aroused suspicious that she meant mischief She
~as pointed out TO the military commanders
there, and her arrest advised Il is now known
that she was the bearer OF an extensive CORE
spOndeRce between the rebels inside and outside
Of orr lines 4 have the following statement from
an Ofacer who participated in the battle at Front
Royal:
AFTER Yen len Front Royal, Belle Boyd made
a Trip 20 Winchester In company with a cavalry
Ohcsr. While there she was arTestsd by the mil
itarY authorities, but, with her usual adroitness
End assumed Innocence she got clear of any charge
of seackery, and returned TO Front ROYAL sgain
An hoCr previous TO the attack on Colonel Kenly,
Belle went out on rise Of ground south Of the
town, and was seen 70 wave her handkerchief to-
wards the point from which the center Of the at
tack was made >
Your correspondent cannot vouch for the strict
accuracy Of all the foregoing, but d eniable
exists here OF her treason. Belle now reposes n
her Isu-eis In the Confederate camp.