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Charles H. Howell, J ORDERED, this lst day
VS.. OF May, 1868, that Chas.
His creditors. J II. Howell give notice
% his creditors endorsers and sureties, that the
2nd Monday of DC cher next is fixed tor the
said Charles II. Howell % appear in the Circuit
Court for ilrLany county to answer snch in
ierroyatories It's his creditors, endorsers and
suelies may propose or allege against him;
and that cdpy of this oder be published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cum
erland, once a week for three successive
months prior to the said End Monday of Octo-
Der next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY,
May IA 1863 3m. Clerk.
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Estray ~ office.

ALLECANY COUNTY TOMlT:
HEREBY certify that Jacob Eckenhrfaer,
farmer of AllegNny County, brought before
|c the subscribers, IL Justice OF The Peace, Of .he
ate of Maryland, in and for said County, this
|Id day of May 1863, TWELVE STRAY
|nEEP, color white, bell on one, 10th ears
|lt of, slit in ria hit ear, all EXCEPT onno ark
all Appraised by Eulnuttet Bihinger ana
tristian burst at three dollars per head.
Given under my hand aud seal this 234 day
May 1863. .-.....-.
SAMUEL liARSnBAKGER J. r.
4 The owner Of the above described SAee is
luested to come forward. pay charges ana
kc them away. ...........
JACOB ECEENBERGE3,
wing about miles from EVANSVILLE, TO the
South, District No. .. May IS.
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$50 Cavalry, Artillery,
AND
WAGON HORSES
w A N IT r . F.!
OFFICE ASSISTANT GUARDIANSHIP, !
Cumberland, Md, Nav IL. 50.

I wish to purchase, Mt an early date for the
nse Of the United States service, 212 CAV
AIRY. 20 ARTILLERY and llS " AG n
HORSES. The required standard for the an
imnls will he, for ARTILLERY, good, sound, pony
built horses OF dark c"lors, not less than six
or more than ten wears old, n,t less than Is
or more than r6 hands high. and free from all
defects For Cavalry, good, sound, pony
bpli horses of dark colors, not less than five
or more than nine wears old not less than %
or more han 6 hands high, and free from all
detects For Wagor. Horses. same as for Ar
tillrry, except not less Than l6 hands high.
The horses are TO he delivered al once, singly
or in lots, and will be inspected, either at
Cumberland, Md, or New Creek, Va. ..
tH# GEO. W. H HARRISON, ..
May last Capt. and Asst Quarterm'r.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE of THE FkosTBURG Coal Co. |
.l. Cumberland, May Goth 1868. :
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the Stockholders and Directors
of the Frostburg Coal Company, for the election
of u President and Board of Directors and for
the transaction of other business, will be held
at the office of the Company at the Mines, at
Frostburg, on Monday the 18th day Of June
next; at II o'clock NJ.
W. W. McKAIG,
May Il, lS53-3w. President.
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.MATDENS DELIGHT,'
Containing fi0 f-2 Acres,
MORE OR LESS,

MUKE OR LESS, "-' TT
aud which is more particularly described and
set forth in deed from G. A. & @. b. Thrus
Ton to VIM, L. Hodge and b. 0gle Tayloe
bearing date 18th January 1859, and recorded
in Liner II. r. No. H.. Eotin 40, one OF the.
la nd records OF Allcgahy County
And hereby give notice, tn I on SATURDAY
THE 18TH DAY or JUNE, 1863, at l o'clock, p
NJ, in front Of the s.. Nicholas HOTEL in the
CITY Of Cumberland | will offer said property
so seized and taken in execution, at vnblic
auction, to the highest bidder for CASH, to
satisfy said claims and costs. ,.
IN THOMAS G. ,Mc( LOB, a.. !.
May 81, 1s63-ts. ia Sheriff.
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CORPORATION Notice.

ORDERED. that f'om and after the st day
" @; June 1853. no interest he allowed on any
iolti"g debt against the Corporation, and that
all p"rsous holding such evidences of debt
shall be notified to this effect. ..
Passed by Council May >, 1868.
Nav T. j. WEDDELL Clerk
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Notice to the Public.

4 MAN Ey the name of John Miller. having
~ iraudulently obtained II note against the
all persons are hereby iore-
warned not to buy or trade for said note rs
we will not pay the same, unless compelled to
do So according 10 law. -.
SALEM MOORE,
LEVI MOORE.
Barton, Nav 81, lSG3-3t
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Six Cents Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscri Der living in
IL Cumberland, an Indented Apprentice.
named Patrick Leo, aecd about l5yetrs All
persons are hereby notified not to herbor or
trust him on my ace mt.
The above reward will he pair for his dciv-
cry to ne. HENRY BERGMAN.
Cumberland, May 81.
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EnSOkrenf's .HOiiCe.

Patrick Fihnegan ORDERED this 25th day
VS.. ~ OF April, 1863 that Pat
His Creditors. rick Finuegan give no.
tice to his creditors, endorsers and suretes,
that the End Monday of October next is fixed
for the said Patrick Finnegan to appear in the
Circuit .J"r, ,ur Airgr county, TO answer
such Iierrogntores as creditors, endor-
iers a 1t snreties may propose or a!leEe
,grn't him; and that Il copy Of this order be
~ ii hed in 50 M. NV aper printed in the
city - Ti'u'rr and once a week for three
successive mouths prior to the second Mon
day OF October next, as such notice.
rest-H. RESLEY, Clerk,
.4pril 30. 1sG3-3m.
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EIIERIFFHS SlLD,

Ny virtue Of t&o wrts of finri facias
4 , issued ont Of the CIRCUIT Court nor Allc-
rauy County, and to me directed, cue at the
suit OF George s. Evans use of Thomas Devec-
mon VI Off Gglc Tayloe and one at the suit
OF II. G.. Davis & Co., 9th against ting goods
and chattIcs lands and tcuements Of James D.
Armstrong, have seized and taken in eXecu-
ton all the right title aud interest of the said
James D. Armstrong in and to the following
property, to wit:
u flul lrncI Of llIl Called. Z. L.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
y concern By the undersigned, that .hey in
tend to apply to the County Commissioners, for
the -c.opening of County road, beginning at
the ford on Savage Creek, and running up to
the Bcarpen and to the Meadow Mountain
road where the same is to terminate.
JOHN WORNICk,
JOHN WAGER,
April 30, !SG3-tm. and others
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A NJ & RICAN HOU Sc,
NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
CUMBERLAND MD

MICHAEL HUGHES, Proprietor,
<2sssA THE subscriber having taken tho
atssszsa above named House, respectfully
HI EM informs the public that he is now
S1fsessaz fitted mp for the reception OF guests,
aud the accommodation of the travelling pub
tic generally. Extensive preparations have
been,nmde for the accommodation of those ia
voring him with their patronage and he prom
Uses that no pains shall be spared to render his
guests comfortable.
The Table will at all times be furnished
with the best the market will afford, and moth
ing shall be left undone to render this depart
ment of the establishment agreeable TO the pa
irons Of the house. ....
MEALS READY on THE ARRIVAL OF THE Cans.
BoARDEns will be furnished with comiorta
BILE rooms and will be accommodated either by
the ear, month or day, on reasonable terms.
The STABLES, which are spacious and com
Portable will be found in the best condition,
and attended by trusty and careful Hostler
Mr. II. solicits public patronage ..-..
April lG, l8G3-tt. .. .. ....
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COL AECTOR'.S SALE
InsOlVcntS Notice

Geo. W. D"e,"or'h, ORDhEFEED. this his, II !. tn
" day OF May, 1908, that
His Creditors. George W. Duckworth
that the End Monday of October next, is fixed
for the said George W. Duckworth to appear
in the Circuit Court Alegany county. to an e
swer such interrosatores as his creditors, en-
dorsers and suretes may propose or nllege
against him, and that a copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland, once week for three sue
ccSsive months prior t, the said sec ond Monday
Of October next, as such notice. ..
Test-II. RESLEY.
MayI 1s63-Sms Clerk.
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Collars! Collars ]!

A NEW article just introduced, made of
n Steel, and equal to tho finest quality linen.
One will last life time, and when soiled can
be instantly cleaned with sponge a"d water.
All styles and descriptions. For circular cen-
tanning description and patterns, address, en-
closing stamp e. ?. HUSTON,
April 30, 1S63--3rn. Baltimore.
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LeFevre's Vermifuge.

CERTIFICATES:
WYE have tested the efficacy of LIE Fevre'y
w Vcrmifuge, and can recommend it to
Practitioners md the Community a. large, tie
be the
SAFEST. MOST PLEASANT AND Eff
5 lCIBNT VERMIFUGE tina we have used,
j. II. Bryan, VI D. and II. b. Laaure, NJ. D.,
Fetterman, Taylor County, Va.
WIN. b. Collect, NJ. D., T. Kennedy, NJ, r.,
and II. Meade, NJ. D., Grafton, Taylor Co.,
Va.
L. q. McGoova1, VI. D., FairmoIGt, Marion
County, sVa.
ny None Gcnanc rnl So signed by the pro
priet,r. J.. LEFtNEi co
April 80. .t Cumberland, Nd
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.

need.
Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.
Will be speedily relieved and eFectuaiy cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention to the Directions which
are attached 30 each Pot or Box.
Sick He daches and Want of Appetite, Incl
dental to Soldiers.
Those feelings which so sadden US, usually
arise from trouble or annoyanccs, obstructed
orrspiration. or eating and drinking whatever
!. l.., hol,souc. thus disturbing the hNnthful
action. OF the liver and stofIdcH. lnvsv ot,r,.,.
must be relieved, if you desire to be we'll. The
Pills, taking according TO the printed instruc-
tiens, will quickly produce u healthy nction in
both liver and stomach, and J Il natural 'onsc-.
quence n clear head and good appetite.
Weakness or Debility Induced byover Fatigue
viii soon disappear by the use of these in
valuable. Pills, and the Soldier will quickly &C
quire nd litional strength. Never let the Bowels
he either confined runduiy acted upon. 1t may
seem strange that Holloway's Pills should be
recommr nded for Dysentcry and Flux, many
persons supposing that they would increase the
relaxation. This is great mistake, for these
Pills will correct tn c liver and stomach and thus
remove all the acr;d humors from the system -
This Medicine will give tone and vigOr to the
whole organic stem however deranGcd, while
health and streng 9Th follow II matter ofcourse.
NotIing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
so sure as this famous medicine.
Volunteers Attention Indiscretions Of Youth.
Sores and Ulcers. Botches and Swellngs, eau
with certainty be radically cured if the Pills are
taken night and morning, and the Ointment be
freely used ms stated in the printed directions
II treated IN any other manner thuS dry up III
2ne part 10 nre"N OUT IN "ho'her' "herG"s rms
'ih'ment WIN remove the hunior rom the ~
'em anu lenEe'ne intent IIS"ro"s anu nc"''nJ
man. 1T VIII. require .''e perseverance l"
"' -.
%or moulus oisnot oyoa'tolou ~ sne Day She'
- '"D- - ~ ''I'U''
10 whlch every oo'aiof anu o"lIo' "rH Ii"pIe
mere pre no hef.c.p1 n,t % Sa'G' Suro'na CON-
men uS h'l''"'y n'a WV oin' ir, u.
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Frostburg Mills !!

NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF FROsTBURG
AND VICINITY.
TNIE undersigned having rented the Fosft"rg
Mais for n term of years, are prepared to
purchase all kinds of GRAIN and pay Cumber-
and prices And will keep on hand
FaLnii Extra and rye Flour,
? Eye CHIP and Corr Veal.
And all Kinds OF I'LL Feed, -
Which we will sell on reasonable trems for
Cash, and we solicit shar, of the trade, and
ask dealers and persons generally to give us e
trial We warrant our Flour to please, and
equal to any in the market. I'D. Lry.,l'
JOHN L. RUSSELL & co.
April 9, lS63--'w. ..
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Road h office.

V'HE Undersigned Road Examiners hereby
i give notice to all whom it may concern,
that they will on the first day OF June next go
up, N the premises for the purpose of inquiring
whether the public interests require the Ipen-
ing of n public road, beginning at point, On
the farm Of Isaiah Boucher, on the county road
lending from Somerset county Pa. and running
from said point in a southern direction through
the lands of said Beueher and Elias Brady,
then on the same direction to point Of inter
section with the road leading from the turnpike
to Swaeer's Mill near the base of Meadow noun
tain on the stern side, and also to change
the grado and course of said road, leading from
said pike to said mill which lies between the
ton of said mountain and the eastern base
thcreo,
SAMEEL ENGLE-
PHILIP BURST,
JOHN WARWICK,
mil 40 1Sk2 --ts.
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Military w orlxs.

Ii. the late publications. by eminent
Military Men. for sale at the Book
G, st. Nicholas Hotel.
ny IS. WM ANDRE us.
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OIL PAINTINGS.

|NDSCAPE Views, Photographs,
Fruit Pieces and general assortment OF
Tres at the Book Store, st Nicholas Hotel.
by %. WIN. ANDREWS,
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WANTED.

\ 10O LBS, old Cotton Rags wonred 70,
g,COU which the highest Cash price viii
Bald. Call at this office
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Clerks Annual Statement,

WIVES o0'
or the Financial Affairs Of the City
of cumberland, for the year
Z ending Maya, 1863 inclusive.
q e REVENUE = 9
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Clear Bal. of assets
$l5l6.70.glo which
may he added from
$4,000 in the snit
against G. NJ. Bio
cher now pending,
also about3 barrels
OF Coal Oil yet on
hand.
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Will be speedily relieve d and eiHectunily cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention. to the Directions which
are attached 30 each Pot or Box.
sick He daches and Want of appetite, Incl
nantal Snld arg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-18

Ger or agent thereof or with any other indi-
vidual acting or sympathizing Herewith; or
if any such person above mentioned, not duly
authorized, shall counsel or assist in any such
correspondence or intercourse, with intent as
aforesaid, he shall be deemed guilty Of high
misdemeanor, and, on conviction before any
court Of the United States having Jurisdiction
thereof, shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding ten thousand dollars, and imprison'
ment not less than six months nor exceeding
five years.
Sec. 2. And be Il further ENACTED, That
where the offence is committed in any foreign
country, the district court of the United
States for the district where the offender shall
be first arrested shall be first arrested shall
have Jurisdiction thereof.
APPROVED, February 25. 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-18

As, the division Of regulars and
GriMn's division Of the Fifth corps
went forward, and before the fire that
swept from their left down the line aud
on the right, brigade of the division
Of regulars was wheelsd 90 - to face
that way. No sooner had It done 10
than q fire in front opened, which then
came' in the rear. Of the right brigade
and threw it into some. confusion bat
il rallied. and went on agAin on the
line Of the tw6 divisions and drove the
enemy before it until it had taken q
position previously occupied by one of
the cnemy's batteries. Here q fire
was concentrated on these two divisions
from batteries further to the rear, and
at the same time the enemy was re-
ported on their left. At once the line
was ordered to retire. r,.
1t went back steadily to the Great Of the
hill, half an hour before sunset. The same
final attempt with which the rebels usually
endsavor TO close up their great engagements
--an attempt which certainly has in the larger
number of instances been crowned with sue
CcSc0JicIop uOWcVcSs ucs . OtAotCus save
Two divisions. which proved to be Anderson's g
and McLean's Of Longstreet's corps, were
formed for this attempt, and came forward in
magnificent style. They had adificult ground
to cross, but onward they came over rocks
and through low woods. until within fair dis
tance, when they made . rush with yells.
They did not keep their line very even, but
were scarcely less impstuous a. mass than
they would have been in line. They killed
our men on the crest OF the bill and over the
crest. and our men were even driven well
down on the other side. But these rallied on
those that had held their places, and bullets
were hurled into the rebel mass by volleys.
Checked, broken and beaten back BY this
one Titanic effort Of the Fifth Corps, tlis at.
tacking column scattered down the hill, aud
the battle was over on the left with the ens-
my completely beaten.
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BOMBARDMENT OF PORT HUDSON
CONTINUED.

Chicago, July Especial dispatches re-.
ceived late last night assert that Lees retreat
is completely cut off; that Meade captured
$4,000 prisoners and lis prices Of cannon |;
that Lee asked a suspension Of hostillities for
the purpose of buryins his dead aud caring
for the wounded. Mead replied shat he
could be satisfied only with an unconditon.
al surrender. / send this only as report,
not vouching for it's correctness.
New Orleans letters, dated june 26th. tays
that Brashear City was captured by the reb.
els on that day with all the troops. artillery.
&C.; that our loss was 1000 men including a
camp Of 600 convalpscents and l6 or 20
pieces of heavy calibre. Our cutposts had
fallen back to Buffers station, 20 miles from
New Orleans. The correspondent says that
as far as New Orleans city was concerned, it
was secure. The guns of the feet command
the city, and Gen. Emery has disposed his
command SO that it can efl.ctually defend
every part. -.
From Port Hudson there is nothing Of i'm.
portance. The bo,nbardna-nt continues
Another assault was expected on the eth Of
june.
indianapolis, July 5.-Dcspatches have
been received at the Executive Office, from
Gen. Boyle Of Louisvils, calling for all troops
immediately that Indiana can sparr. The
facts appear to bs that Morgan. at the head
Of 1000 cavalry, had crossed Cumberland
river, near Somerset, on tho Sd Of July. and
was attempting to strike the Nashville and
Louisville Railroad somewhere in Kentucky,
and then march upon Louisville. Great
cousternation is said to exist in the latter
city. All able bodied men are preparing for
defense. Two regiments and QUE battery
were sent from here, and other troops arc to
follow soon.
Memphis, July IA letter written by an
officer Of Gen. Ousterhaus' command says
that the position Of Jol,nston's forces is better
now than at any preceding date. skirmishss
between his and our forces we're Of daily oc.
currencc. Our loss In prisoners during the
last ten days. captured by Johnston's men,
was about 800.
New York. July 6.-The T;mes says that
the contents Of JEFF. Davis dispatches which
were captured are persmptory order to Leo
to withdraw from Pennsylvania, assigning a.
the reason that his position was too hasard.
ous. aud that the condition Of Richmond is too
defenssless to warent bis remaining any
longer. He also refuses Less request to a..
low Bsauregsrd to reinforce him. and orders
Lee south Of the Potomac forthwith.
The Hmes' Gettysburg dispatch confirms
reports that Meade had almost annihilated
the rebels. who left nearly $4,000 killed and
wounded on tho ground. ~ ~ -t'
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wagon teams also are being hurried off a.
fast as possible. :.
Harrisburg, July 6, A. Nothing is
known as to the exact situation. Lee is
probably trying to retreat by both routes. 1t
is supposed that he does not know OF the de-
struction Of his pontoon bridges.
The position Of the rebel army last night,
was with the left near Hunterstown, and the
right across the Emmetsburg road, thus fsrm-
ing semicircle. around Gettysburg. Gen.
Meade operates from the centre. Gen. Lee
ID an orc Of circle. tF3sT
Cincinnati, July 6.-Gen. Burnside has
received the following, dated Washington,
July 4: After three days sanguinary battles
at Get'ysbdrg, Gen. Meade has defeated Gen.
Lee who is now in full retreat.
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec. War.
Chicago, July GA despatch from Talla-
homa the 4th, says McCook's corps occupied
Winchester to-day, his pickcts extending to
the foot of the mountains. Thomass corps
occupy Dechard, his advance being up tu
Cowan, at the opening Of the tunnel. The
enemy's flight from Tullahoma was rapid.
They destroyed all the bridges on Elk river,
thus delaying the Federal pursuit Several
corps pressed ahead, however, crossing on
pontoons last night, and are now crowdine
the enemy up the mountain road. Bragg's
army is terribly demoralized, deserters com
ing in by scores. who say the mountains arc
full of men afrpid to show themselves, not
knowing what may bcfall them, yet resolved
to fight no more.
New York, July 6.-Gold this morning
was 1888.
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OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY MORNING JULY Is 1868

Hancock's corps. which defended the cen.
ire, was thanked by Meade in the name Of
the army and Of the country. g..s s a.
On Friday evening, July Sd, Sixth and
Seventh corps attacked the enemy's right,
gaining ! good deal of ground. Our cavalry
today 10 playing on tho rebel Asnk and rear.
"a Harrisburg Dispatch 10 the HeyalX d.
ted July 5th, says that Govsencr Curtin hsd
received . dispatch from Hanover, sssting
that &c, 900 rebels and over 100 cannon were
ltskeps snd that '06n. plsssAntpn occupisd
the mountain plss nsit Chin6bsssbufg,i cue
ting of the retreat Of the enemy. We hold
all the mountain passes and have formed .
junction with the militia, so as almost to sur.
round the enemy. It is reported that re-
bel column on the Virginia side Of the Poto-
mac was unable to reinforce Lee on account
Of the high state of the. water. lir's
New York, July 6.-Paroled prisoners say
that the rebels captured 5000 Of our troops.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, July
5th.-The rebel Generals Kemper and John
ston were killed, and Ponder was wounded.
Gen. Farnsworth (FederaD was killed, But
terfelds wound was severe but not serious.
There is no truth in the reported of Long
street or Hill.
Gen. Meade has issued a congratulatory
address to the army, saying: .'e
The enemy baff'ed and defeated, has with
drawn from the contest. Our task is not yet
accomplished. The commanding General
looks to the army for greater efforts to drive
the enemy from our soil.
Gettysburg. July 5.-The rebels retrcated
towards the Potomac. The rebel pontoon
bridge at Dam No. has been destroyed by
our cavalry. Our cavalry has gone to VIII
Transport to destroy bridges there.
Other preparations are progressing to in
tercept Lees passage Of the Potomac. Our
army is in motion. 1t ig feared that Lees
advance reached Williamsport in time to
cross unopposed. Lee yesterday paroled
about 1000 Federal prisoners.