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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-10

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad.
~ ministration on the estate Of WIN. CUR
REY, late Of Knox township, Clearfeld conn
~, deceased, have been granted to the updcrsign-
od, All persons indebted to said estate nre re-
9uested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against tho came will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
REBECCA y. Gu URREY, Admx,
Knox township, Dec. 5, ls62-6t
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NOTICH.-Nor

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Noticoi is here
II by given that Letters Testamcntary, on the
estate Of JAOoB +. RUNK late Of the township
of Decatur deceased. have been granted to the
Undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will prest mt
them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN S, RUNK, EXT.
Nov 10, lS62.-pd.
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SALE.--By virtue Of sppdr,

StUERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of sundry
- writs Of Ncnditoni Eyponas, and Levari Fa-
cas issued out Of the Court of Common PIcas of
Centre county, and to mo directed, there will bo
exposed to sale, ny public outcry, at the Court
House in the Borough Of Bellelonte, on
MOADAT, The 24M dug Of November, 1862,
the following described property to witt
Ali the interest Of the said defendant, Jos J.
Lingle being the undivided fourth part Of all thnt
certain tract or portion Of land situate in the
township Of Rush, in the county Of Centre, and
the township Of Decatur in the county of Clear
field, containing seventeen hundred and five
acres and allowance, being held in common with
a. q. Curtin, D. |. Pruner ami Jno NJ. Hale all
Of which said premises are described by metes
and bounds in mortgage given by the said Jos.
j. Lingle to YIN. II. Blair, dated Sept sth, 1851,
aud recorded in the Office for the recording of
Deeds, &c, in Centre county, in Mortgage Book
Il, page 81, &c-the interest aforesaid being con
fined to the premises morgagcd, with the i'm
provcmcnts and appurtenances Seized and Ia
ken IN execution aud to be sold as the property
Of Jos. j. Lingle. GEO. ALEXANDER.
November D. 1862. Sheriff.
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UNXECUTORS' MOTTO E.--NOTICE is
II hereby given that Letters Testamontary on
the estate Of ALICE DALE, late Of Lawrence
tp, Clcarfcld county, decd, have been granted to
the undersignedto to whom all persons indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement
BENZ, DALE, Rx'r
Oct. 22, 1852.
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PHILADELPHIA.
s. L, cor. 1th and Chestnut Streets,
New York city, Brooklyn, Albany, Trov
Buffalo, Detroit Cleveland,
Lhinn rrn md O.

Chicago and st. Louis
DOOk-kEEPlNG, PENwAYsmp, COMMERCIAL
ID ARiTnMEUC, COMMERCIAL Law, Forms. Coz.
REsroNDENcE, &C., practically taught.
These Colleges being under the same general
and local management, and uniling in each the
advantages Of all. offer greater facilities for i'm
parting instruction than any other similar insti
tuition in the country
4 Scholarship issued by any one is good mall
for an unlimited time.
The Philadelphia College has been recently
enlarged and roiurnished in a superior manner,
and is now the largest and most prosperous Com
mercia Institution in the State.
BryaEt Stratton's series Of Text Books. en-
bracing bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic,
ana Commercial Law, for sale, and sent by mail.
6z5- For J@H particulars scnd for circular.
October s lS62.-y
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mond, Charleston, Mobile, or some port
iu Texts This expedition, It is announ>
oed, is to break the backbone of the +, bel
lion.
Tng MACHINES AXE CoBIEG.-Tbe
London Herald reports that t~saty,fo,r
French guilD.ines were recently shipped
to confidential friend of President Lin.
coin in New York. This number proper
ly distributed ought 10 supply our country
vCry well. 1t is Rot quite one TO a State
But then, a. some OF the States are very
email, and al there are but few "trAitors"
in the six New England States-tbe Abo-
litionists feeling themselves secure
there-one Of the machines will supply
those six States, which will afford the
balance of the States about one each. -
Where the one for Pennsylvania is 10 be
located is not yet decided. If at Phia.
delphis, Forney would most likely he
chief execulioner-wh would be per-
haps not altogether safe, considering his
"sde door" weaknesses. Men Who make
their living ty "bsying," are generally
rendy TO sell"--so thst Forncy Is not TO
be trusted, If at Harrisburg, driving
business wsu.d no doubt folloT ; but this
would not be altogether safe either nj
least we think "our Andy" would be de~
cidedly of this opinion. As this region
has thus far had no profit whatever from
the war-but sll lcss--we shink here is
chance for Clearfeld. II msy be proper
tEat this institution ought to commence its
ope'ationsin an out OF the rsy PIace--sOme
secluded part of the country, and as we
are slmost as far rom railroads as you can
get in Pennsylvania, we think our claims
should be duly considered. Why don't
come ofour enterprizing intensified pat
riots move in this matter. committee
ought to be off to head quarters at once
By.the.by since we come to think, sever.
al are now absent. Who knows but this
is the very cause of their absesce
One guilotine was enough to SUPPLY all
Paris in the French revolution But if
this story is correct, i. will take "a to SUP.
ply the United States. But perhaps they
don't cost as much now as they did then
and besides this our country is some
twenty times larger than France.
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ORPHANS COuHT s1LE
" NnlnnhIc 1,mhnr lnnLa !

''N''l' II'l.'I A..IIN" w
CLENHrlrLU COUNTY,
IhnIR #u wI.r OF iIo ulIH.a Count ,i
y Lancaster rrI t.nfr.'l count. pa. U....
MI De- tNuu'CI tU public sa|o nt Iu luI o.,
HOUSE in rll'NllrLu l..uu
Tuesday The 18Th Of January 1868.
oil. ni tac following described uonI Estate. situate
in Jordan to"nghip cpurDuh county. Ia. Into
hcWopcry oi ltoan ruscy, deceased.
certain tract 90 piece of nn0, called erich
Nruy',' surveyed on warrant tu John DunVoudv.
beginning az post corner Cd the VIM Hunter
SURVEY and this tract theucr south 40 degrees onFt
oas Irrches TO post thence south jU degrees west
80 and five tenth pcrchcs 20 truct line thence by
Iurpau ID, north 40 degrees west @. X rerrhus DO
post on tract line, thence by tract line north 30
degrees cast % and Gyc-tcuth pcrchCs tu post aud
beginning, cont uing 100 acres and a. spOrohps.
The said tract being part Of puruart &, ns Ips-
crlbed and allotted in the partition OF the Iuscy
Lands, as made in the Court Of Common pens Of
tlearleld couuty.
This lot OF land is heavily Gmbcrcl with d huc
growth of VIII &c Pine mber-Guitcu qua.
uiy Of Spars. and the whole being within t..
miles of Clcarleld Crcnls is dcsiraU., property
FOR logging Operations, Gt-Thc title is iu-
disputabl,.
IERMS,-ouc fifth cash d. striking lu.l the
property one huh AT confirmation pl The sa'p;
snd tho balance in three equal aun.ai ,uyu.nts
from the date Of saIc, with interest 10 be secured
by bond and mortgage upon che pIcnjsc5-..iJh
% clause restricting the taking of TIMBER except
10 proportion to payments mUde
Iy order Of the Court
CHARLES J.sPUSEV, Admir- Of
NOV. ~, 1862 - Is lsaUc lusey decd,
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wEpNr DAY Dec lo lso@

"WEDNESDAY. Dec lo lt62.
-..a-.a4ase
rs. Another column of our paper con-
,o,,s , notice of station, Byant& Co.'S
Conuorcnl Colleges. 10 all who desire %
t,-,,,l br,incs, education We say send
t.r,rcor their circulars before going
o,sevbcre and note the special adyanta-
gc,ollheir colleges over all compositions.
Yenrc informed that students will be re.
cciycd at 20 per cent, discount from the
nominal rates until January lst.
nfppCcl. BIdj'c, member Of Congress-
from the Second District, will accept our
kindest regard, for a copy of Kennedy s
Preliminary Report of the Eighth Census
-smost valuable document
uea, The grca, lcught of the President'c
message preyets us giving our usual yari'
ETY. Of reading matter but we presume
there will DO no loss thereby rs here it
nonews ofsny importance whatever from
any quartAT
DEcIDRDLp MSAv For our ueighbor to
accuse US Of violating the Sabbath Just
before the election" often having done
ahe very same trick himself lis seldom
wefollow his examples, good or bad, but in
that case his monsrous flsehoods left us
no other craltcrnatiye. |; was a moral me.
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At Prices that defy Competition

Call early, while the opportunity il offered for
making desirable purchases. None but the best
and most tushionubie goods kept In the storo.-
Ladies' ! we especially invite your attention 20
our lat styles Of Coaks imported from the East
also Hoods Nubias and Woolon goods generally.
To tho Gentlemen, our stock ofplIin aud fancy
Dress Cassmcres, are specially adapted. Farm
crs will do well to read that we are selling best
sack salt" at 50 per aok--und profit thereby.
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THE NEWS.

Our adyces from Gen. Burnsido's army
before Fredericksburg are TO the 5th.-
The great battle that was announced TO
come of on the 4th it seems, did not take
y!ace There was no new movement in
thst quarter.
Gen. Banks sailed from Now York on
the 4th inst, with a large and we'll equip.
red feet and army for some unknown
point in reJeldom supposed 10 be Rich-
mond, Charleston, Mobile, or some port
iu Texts This expedition, II is snnoun-
oed, is to break the backbone Of the I, bel.
lion.
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sl42,445 40
Administrators Notice.

JAMES b. GRAHAM, Cashier.
Clearheld, Dec. 10, 1852.
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STATEMENTo Of the CLEARPIELD COUN-
- TY BANK, for the month ending Nov. 27,
1852;
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L X 7 R A,
Latest News.
II, W, SMITH &c co,

A RE receiving their Fall and Winter GOOD
N which they Offer Notwithstanding tho stoa
dy incrooso Of priocs) 70 their old customers lon,
the public generally
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the zone prlcc" Cash Store o
n. w. SMITH & co.
n EGISTER'S NOTlCE,-Nolicc.is = Lcro

Opposite the Presbyterian Church, ClearGold, Pa.
Nov. &c. 1862.
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Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods
hrt &c., No. Nn.
Front Street. Above the Academy
Iiasjost received general assort.
mant of
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Always heeps on hand full
assortment Of all kinds of goods required
for the accommodation OF the public
Nov. II, 1862.
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52161Hz5R75'2nnlGGz

NATIONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGES
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leave Montpelier - 90 NJ. IS P. n. and 10 As
Al All TRAM leaves Rouses Point IA 400 Az; ct.
IW Alba ns al 6,59 A. Burlington us A. NJ, con-
meeting at White River Ju nctit whtrains for fro
Wells River 81. Johnshury and i.utieton, and with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C..
and connecting at Bellows Falls with heshire r. B.
for Boston and with Vermont Valley r. R. for Spring
field, New Haven and New York arriving in New York
at lO,l5P. NJ.
ArooMc rKsN leaves Rcuse'a Point at 8 40 A. N
for Burlington and NorthfieG.
NlGH1 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensbuiy at 800 NJ.
Mont zeal 1T 30 NJ, Rouses Point .; 80 H.. arrY
ing at Boston III $50 connecting Bellows Fails
with Che shire T.. E.. IL: Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont valley Il. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at 20 P.
Trains GoiNss sOrtn and West.
Leave Montpelier at 0e Nm. 80 A. NJ. and ass N.
MAIL TRAlT leaves Boston at 730 NJ, via. Lowell,
Lawrence Fitchburg. Leaves Sprin gfed at 725
Bellows Falls at 1925 connecting AT White hiver
junction wItu Northern K. X from Boston md with Pas
sumpsic Il. X. and from st. Johnsbury and Ltlcton
arriving Il, burlington at 200 p. and st. Adams at l.
40 p. and lodge
AccoMMopArioN TRAIN leaves Norhteld at $50 A. NJ.
and Burlr gon at 1880 for Rouses Point and Mon
treal.
NGHr Express TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls at l5pM
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
New York al 500 A. M and from Cheshire X. f. connec-
ing White River juno tou with tram ieavng Boston at
80 NJ. via Lowell or ut 5 90 via Lawrence. Leave
White EiveI motion at SO arriving at Burlin gton
500 NJ, Rouses Point at 20 A. n, Montreal at
1000 NJ. and Oh ut 1900 NJ, connect ne
with Grand trunk trains for Detroit. Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars attached 10 boil the night exDTeS
trains uhn ing between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Vest for sale
the principal staions
g MERRILL, Sup-
~ hans Mau =
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O;fiie ~ the n. Hayward COmpan,
.~ANUFAUTURERs Of iN0tA RUBBER GooDs,
20 I.l and - Congress Streets.


%ANUFACTURERs Of lN0IA RUBBER GOODS, I
20 NH and - Congress Streets
BOSTON, MARCH lsr 1862.
To Manufacturers, the Trdde, and the Pu5Hc
In the grant from the N. Hayward Company 20 Metro
poitan Washing Machine Company under the license of
res Goodyear said n. Hayward Company for the
use CT Vulcanized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right 20 such application to the Bailey machine was
ciay served ard is sivey owned by the N Hay
ward Company These machines and rights are guar
anteed to the trade and uianufac'urt and the only
invention in which the Fnlcanized Rubber Rolls and cOv
erngs for Rolls. do not the shaft or smat the
clothes.
The injunction granted in favor Of the N. Hayward
COMPANY, joint compliments, and the ubseQLent
grant with the above rYatinn fully establish the rlG
to this article in The ~ Hayward Company. ANY hIH-
Err kEPR OBSERVATION II FALSE, and evidently IN
tended to impose upon the public false o.
title as we'll "a worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft and smut n. HAYWARD COMPANY.
THEo c. Weeks, Agent.
BARRE May 8, 1862
This may certify that have used one of Baeys ash
ing and Wringng Machines, and say that Will DO
ali that nded, and satisfied that 1t saves
half of the work in washing and wringing, and Will
dry in Laf tn time and is great SAVING in the wear
of clothes. \. M JAIksiAN, barre f1ole''
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GAYS.
The Treasury regulations respecting the
resumption Of interior commerce with points
recovered from the rebels remain unchanged -
Shipments may be made to Memphis and ali
"tber places in possession Of our troops under
existing provisions to prevent the aid TO the
eaemy subject to the control of tie military
cammanders of The points of arrival Of and
1estnatiOn
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FROM WASHlSGNOS.

The Tr,june's Washington despatch says the
otborit,s are unwilling to release Buckner
le KeUtucrians here insist that he shall be
t.rt until The close OF the war, 1t is doubtful
r.e,hyr the mission of Maj, Stone and others
..,s,sed from Selma will be successful.
We are informed by two persons, one recently
,,u Charleston, aud the other from a CITY in
ne interior of the Southwestern part of the
State, ma; the rebels are still entirely cheerful
,ni confident Of ultimate victory
Information from rebel sources of unusually
trustworthy character, indicates that Beaure-
,,,rJ discovered that at Corinlh he was at the
wrcy o! Gen. lIalleck, who could make him
tsnt or DELAY battle at his pleasure. Fully
t9rsuaded Of this fact, and believing that de-
lat was inevitable, he retreated.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DEG. aaGEaL%EyeAN,a asEBB.S

Inc combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result al Il long and extensive practice. They mild
elr operation, and cartain in correcting all irregular
tts Palnful Menstr uatOns removing all Instructions
whether II ON cold otherwise. headache pain in the
ue palptaiuE Of the heart whites all affec-
aus Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &c
as urbed sleep, which arise from interruption
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the commencement of in the treame of
those Irregularities and instructions which have
signed so many to premature grave. No female can
ENJOY good hea h unless She is and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins
Olne.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'5 PILLS
are the most efectua remedy known for all com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they
valuable inducing, with certain y periodical regularity
they are known to thousands who have them diff
erent periods throughout the country ha
ton OF 'ome Of the most eminent in America
Explicit Injections, stating when they shout not be
used, with each boXthe price dollar per box
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by reuiting to the Pro
pretor sold by : J.. Eedf ID, Montpelier. VT, and
by Druggists generally.
LFPrERoK, Montpelier, Agent
r. b, iUrCHINS. Proprietor
may5fly ~ Cedar St., N w York.
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ge.1 Latest by Telegraph
O'CLOCK i. Nj.

Wv YoEk June IL. The Times special
,ch from Fremont's battlefield, the 9Th
.,,> 80 thick are the woods that it Is i'm
,,ib, .or one To see rhelr movements, even bv
tr,,,lpg n them. nor can any estimate be
'rrrI ol tha force opposed to us A prisoner
w., Gen Evcl lies between our right wing and
river with 5000 men. When our advance
N lack. the enemy Did not pursue, preterring
. maintain his position and throw on us the
b. rIrn If attack. 1t Is thought that jackson,
t,'i.c no bridge here, will attempt to cross at
T,'rr Crawford, where he will find no bridge
.lt.e..
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MONTPELIER, April II, 1862
This may certify that | have used one nj Bailey's
Washing and VI ringing Machines over one year, and
am satisfied that it in my business the help of
at least one girl besides saving large amount in the
ga r and ear of clothes LEVI BOUrW ELL.
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BALTIMORE, June II. The Old Point boat

BALTIMORE, June II. The Old Point boat
as arrived
FoRyaEss MONROE, June 10. The heavy weather
unusually severe for the season. The steamer
louisiana with wounded soldiers will sail for
New York a. soon as the weather is favorable.
The pnvateeers who have been aboard the
Massachusetts, since the unsuccessful trip up the
James River have been transferred to the steam
.mp Fulton, which takes lot of wounded SOL
der, to New York as soon rs the weather per
Mlts.
Steamship Belviderc run foul OF the British
steamer jason to-day, aud carried away one of
'rwhcel houses and part of her upper works.
The Jason was not much damaged. The Port
Royal returned to Roanoke Island last night.
There Is 70 be Il grand Union demonstration
If the citizens OF Norfolk and Portsm outh to-
mcrrOw, Gov. PIerpoint and other distinguished
speakers ale expected to De present
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Aoy1PHW
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

NEARLY DRY ENOUtI ~ lfAoN.
the garment may be- receives an equal
Of pressure. Il is also sufficiently strong, and so
arranged that it can be run by power for LACNDRlES
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, Although it is a
small and simple hEachne it able to do large amount
Of work in a short tmt.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for Ihree
pas and ind to do everything that il designed to
do Aud after any buys of them, and fcds it
will do what claim for it, the return it aud have
their money all agents authorized to do this
so there chance for 10 get hnmbugged by giving
them trial. and it mHy b" just the ting yen want.
70 wash with this Machine put clothes tosoak for
about twenty minutes in strong suds with warm wa
ter then them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require ubbng
excepting the very 1irest parts, such collars and
wristbands, which will require bu slight rub with the
hands BY this process will be able to go your vast
ing il less than half the time by hand, any
ther machine in and mnc easier and no wear and
tear clothes like lhc rubbing board an! twisting
to yet tie ftom themaS can the principle
OF my Machine is squeeze ins,ad o. rnl and twist,
which evades ali friction.
! Ma utac.ur.d =; NariDheh', W
! chin. rNl.irllion III BremaE II rtidtL's
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The horace Waters Planes,

MELODEONS. ALEXANDRA ORG ans, and 7. GIL
BERTN COZ celebrated KOiIAN PIANOS, are the
best instruments for Parors and Churches IN use
la rye assoc tment he at the new Warerotms,
No 4Sl BROADN AY, betw Ell Grand and Proome Sts.,
which will sold extremely low prices. PIANOS ana
MEL0DEONS from sundry makers, new and second
aand to let and rent allowed If purchased per agree
m nt Monthly payments received for the same Also,
hand Pianos and Meodeons ut great bargains,
prices from S25 90 Sheet Music Music Books, ana
ali kinds Of Music Merchandise at War prices
HORACE WATERS, Agent
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WASHINGTON, Jane IL. Sec Seward had
hit for New York. He will be absent several
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Dental NDTkGE.

~ On the NINTH DAY OF JUNE | shall leave my
Office for ABOUT TWO WEEKS. to attend to business
engagement in another place Notice of my return will
be SVEN in this paper JOHN H. CoMEGfS,
Montpelier, May 81, 1862. Dentist
I'D
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Gil d II Iii - 4!
II. r. RIkER.

has just returned from NEW YORK with good stock of
roadcloths, Cassmere aud Vestings of late Patterns
and styles Germ IN roadclohs, Black Doeskins;
French Fancy Doeskns, for Gentemens
Pants Rich silk aid Marsees Vest
ngs Satin and Silk Vestings of
the best qualities,
~ All Garments made at his Shops will be done IN
the most workmanlike and fashionab e manner.
Garments for others to make and warran ed to Mt
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat,
can get it by calling at Riker's shop.
NAV 90 1860.
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Washington, n. c., June 6 via. Brltimore,
June II. {
4 special despatch to the n. Y. Times says
.s.aTp bur brief engagement occurred yester-
Jay, eight miles from here on the Pactolus road
.ttween tn" l4th Mass. and rebel regiment
ambush The latter were driven from their
9yo with great loss.
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NEW YORK, June. 10 The rebel st. amer
Nashville WAS still a Nassau the LIST of June.