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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
Tloa tho heart of Abder-Rahman

III OF the heart Of Adder Rahman
was inhamed aud he gave large sum
in duoros to the major-domo, and told
him TO 60 TO Constantine, and bring
back the damsel at any cost. And the
maior-domo departed and went TO the
house % the damseps father; and
finding the father at the door of the
house, he mentioned his mission, and
explained that he came on tho part of
a mighty Prince Of the South to de-
mand in marriage his daughter, tho
fair damsel who habitually sat in tho
window smiling and that he was pre-
pared to offer a handsome marriage
portion. Whereupon the father was
much pcrplexcd, for indeed he had no
daughter. He was only hair-dress-
or from Marseilles, who cut for tho Of
ficrs of the garrison and curled for
their wives and the damsel was but
dummy, wax-work figure which
he had placed in his window as an in
dication Of his profession. But the
maior-domo was man Of liberal
turn Of mind, and as he had been in
structed under severe penalties, not to
return without the damsel, he bought
the image, and it became one of the
chief ornaments of his masters harem.
And Abder-Rahman- bcn-Djellab, who
was a man Of pleasant humor and also
of vast matrimonial experience, has
been heard to say--so the story goes
that there were worse wives as far
as peace and quietness were concerned,
than the onehe gotfrom Constantine"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
SHERIFFS SALE.

Dy yirtuc of writ Of feri .faeias issued out Of
ID the Circuit Court for the county of Genese CO
to mo directed and delivered against the goods
and chattles, lands and tencments Of Gordon c..
Cone, Merritt Blackmer and George Foltz. / did,
on the seventh day Of January, A. ID. 1864, levy
upon and take all the right, title and interest Of
George Foltz, in and 10 the following described
piece parcel Of land, situated in the County Of
Saginaw, and State Of Michigan, TO wit the
north west ! Of Section IS, in town II north Of
range east, which right, tito and interest I
shall expose for sale at public auction to the nigh
est bidder at the front deor OF the Saginaw County
Court House in Saginaw City, that being the
place for holding the Circuit Court for Saginaw
County on Saturday the 10Th day of May, A ID.
lS6i at one o'clock p. M. of that day as the law
directs.
Dated Saginaw March 28th, 1864
242 JESSE II. QUACKENBUSU. Sheriff.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
Stolen--s25 Reward.

From the subscriber on the 2lst Of March, n
black mare Ia haads high, 5 years old, a star in
the face nboat the size of cent, the oyelid on
near side partly gone, long tail, interfercs with
fore feet s25 reward will be paid for the Iccov-
cry Of tho horfe and the arrest Of the thief. The
supposed thief il a young man, wears snuff color.
ed coat and blue ovor-alls. Address John Sykes,
Newport, Bell River Post Office, Michigan
JOHN SYKES.
CotteralviIle, March 2lsi 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

GAME Laws or MIcureAS.--Dy the
laws of this State, the following ami
mails and birds are held to 10 game,
and thoir killing is Illegal and punish
able between the dates mentioned
Elk, wild buck, doe and fawn ffom
Jan. 10 TO Sept. 1.
Wild turkey, partridge and pleas
ant; from Feb. to Sept. |.
Woodcock; from March 1 TO July
Prairie chicken, wild duck, geese
and swan; frors Fob. TO Aug. Is,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

GROUSE, wICKLEIN n CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods Gro
ceries Provisions, Crockery, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Yankee Notions, etc. Grouse Block,
East Store, East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
ReD0oval.

4. Il. DOUGHTY has removed to tho Store OBJ
posite his old stand, Irving Block, ID door from
w. T.. p. Littc a Co.'S Banking Ofice where no
will bo happy to see all his old customers, also
new ones who may wish 10 purchase anything in
his line. s.
CLocKs. this day received and for sale-chssp
" by T.E DOUGHTY.
Peb. Q, 1854
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
SAGINAW CITY
WHO WANTS?

wv VHO wv AN ! Ss
Who wants prime lambs-wool undershirts,
Or splendid Drawers or Hose,
Who wants silk Pocket Hanlkerchiefs
Or Cambria IL they chose
Who wants a snow-whito LinenEshirt
The texture supcrfne,
Who wants a killing necltie
The shrt-collar to entwine
Who wants a stylish Coat or Vest,
OF any shape or shade 2
Who wants a handso nc pair Of Pants
As good as ever were madc2
Who wants frst-rate 0v rcoat
To ward old winters ch
"Raglan' .or Mcclellan"
"Bung-up' or what you will,
Who wants Scarfs, Shawls, Gloves, Gauntlet
Susperders or Valise,
Trunks Carpet Bags, or aught that tends
Gents comfort to increase.
To Marks famed Tower Hall
Should HE them in a trce,
And know that he alone supplies
Prime Clothing at Low Price.
TO Ii. MARKS
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods Emporium.
Gonesoo Street, opposite the Bancroft Hous
East Saginaw Mich.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
Insurance Agency.

Etna Insurance Co. Of Hartford, Fire and
Inland Assets, $2,50o,000
Security Fire, NJ. Y, kssets, 5000
Home Ins. Co. of New Haven,
Conn. Assets, $50, 900
Conn. Mutual Life Ins. Co. As'ts s 900, 900
JOHN j. WHEELER, Agent
For above Companies, Exchange Block, East
Saginaw, Michigan. 209y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
z. w wIGGINS,
LAND AND Tax AGENT,
EAST SAGINA W, MICHIGAN,

"ILl attend to purchase and sale of real
w estate, locating lands, surve, ing, invest
igating titles, pNing taxes, &c, in Saginaw and
adjoining CountSs Particular attention given
to sale and lease of City property. Informa-
tion given in regard to General Business OPP
crations
EF5%Can lie found at all times Mt his Office,
over lIough & llerskclPs, ,-or at the Bancroft
House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13
REPAIRING.

A LII KINDS OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
IA Jowelry repored on the shortest notice, and
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
TH0S. +. DOUGHTY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

THE BEAUTY OF THE HAREM.-An
English writer, who has been wander
ing through Algeria, gives the follow
ing account of "a singular addition to
the housesof an Arab chieltain
"They havo legend at CONSTANT
ma tending to show that Arabs cannot
always abstain from looking in at shop
windows. When the Sidi Abder Rah-
man-ben Diellab rulod at Tuggurt in
the region of the We'd Rhir, he was
in the habit of sonding a messenger
occasionally to Constantine (then re-
Gently occupied by the French) to
make purchases and collect news. In
the process of time he remarked that
however the accounts of his inform
ants might vary in other particulars
about the city, they all agreed in one
point, viz: TINT there was, in acertain
street in Constantine, damsel whose
beauty surpassed tho most cxtrava-
CANT conceptions of their most iinagin-
ative poets. Now Adder Rahnan-
ben-Diellab was at this time in a
depressed state of mind. Thore was
a vacancy in his heart and harom.
He was widower to the extent
that may be represented by the vulgar
fraction 4; for tho favorite, fairest and
fattest of his four wives, Ghazala
the gazolle,' who had weighed nearly
twenty atone, had just died. These
tales of the Constantinian beauty ex-
cited, first, curiosity, and thcna warm
er and a stronger passion; and he
called to hiIn his major domo, u faith
full person, and man of Judgment,
and babe him go to the city OF Con-
Stamina, and bring back tluo report
And the major domo replied, / lioar
and oboy,' aud went, aud returned
and reported, saying, 1T is true; o
my master, what thy servants have
said, and there is no lie at all. l N.Y.
self havo seen her. Her chooks are
like pomgranates and her eyebrows
are curved like the palm tree, and her
hair resembles the tail of III Warla,
the mare of the Prophet, whose namo
he extolleth. And all day size sits in
the window of her fathers house
which is indeed mean casxet for SO
bright a jewel, and steadiastly she re-
CARDS the persons who pass by, smi-
ling in manner that deprivcs the be-
holders OF reason.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

A child was born on tho express
train between Meridian and Hartford,
Conn, one night last week. He will
bo ''fast" boy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-13

will attond promptly TO the Purchase. Inspect
ing and Shipment Of Lumber from any point
or Saginaw river; Post Office address
EAST SAGINAW.
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

u,o ROAD AND PENCE MakNRs.--PROPOsALS WILL
be received until noon MONDAY the dib INST for
grading nd M
Wiian's Bridge WestEhfwer Also fer furnishing
materials ~ part and ~ afea miles Of said
grounds. Thc engineer vii the grounds wedne esdny
aud Thursday the 18Th nDn ihn 10 rive ny Informal
desired. Ater Whub lnfprmnuen and spcc.d
cat ma, be obtained sfYsSn w. q. HAVEN. wtafnR
burg w. Cliff, Ccinlrfsiftr 81 Eas Twenty sistA-
strss cprosua Harlem RsNlriaa aeDot.
The New York herald., 1864-04-10
lust PuBLIsuEo,
81 LA GAviofA, A SPANISH NOVEL
Translated INTO English.
Second ttliou
=. "a ".

In Cloth, I2mo. JOHN BRADbUKN, " waller street.
The translation OF the popn spanish novel LA Gavi.
ota." which has just Secn Published BY M Leands-'
Starr, meeting with The
OF the most esteemed Span s noyel,sts Of the day II
has been sprcdv rendered into English by Mr. Starr, and
has suffered but little IN New York Herald
This trans alton BY Mr. leandcr Starr OF this city,
OF the widely celebrated ri la Gavtcta,n which
popular with all classes Of Spanish We cordially
commend this volume the public with the hope that ~
with hat descrves and that win
warrant the translator and publisher in giving 70 the Ame
public fresh the rich storebouees OF
Spanish litsrature-New York sun.
The translator and publisher have done good service IN
placing before the American public In accessible STYLE THO
work by Spanish anihoress Of rising european repntA
ton aud who presents In the story under notice sncn vt
pictures OF modern life In SpAin-Wsshington Cd Cd
Evening Star
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

T,wELTH REeIMENTAL BALL, -
IN AID OF THE WIDOWS AND oKrHASs oF
DECEASED NEW YORK SOLDIERS =,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL 20, ieos
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE.
Major General GEO b MCCLELLAN
Hos. G. GODFREY GUNTuEh
Hon JOHN r. HOFFMAN,.
URIsON BLUNT. ESQ
ARTHUR LEAkY,E EeC, -,
~ r. BARREDA. Esq.
ALEXANDER BRANDON ESQ.
HE Ercelleroy HoRATI0 SEYMOUR
knIor ueneral JOHN A. DIX.
Non WIN. n. TWEED.c
Hon HIkAM WALBRIpuB,
0EO. WASH JkNKlhs Y. y n.
THOMAS LITTLE, Esg
TiENRY A. BOSTwLCE, Esq.
JAMES MURPHY Esl
T,ehets vve Dollars each, be procured Of mem
h., ~ 49, ..s.menl and hotels of this
w. W 'ss lieut. Col l. sATfERLEB
Major 0EO A. HILTON,
Captain w. " BYRNE,
Captain n. b. HANSON, Committee
uaptain mo. WARD, Jn OF
captain w N. HAYES. JR- thrrangemeDia
t,artsu WM RAyNUR.
Iarutenant r. MtbRANk,
Iaeut JFo. n. pOWLBy
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

RIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sEALRD PROPO.
sails each endorsed with the OF the for which
the same may be offered VIII he eccivcd oce until
II o'clock Of Thursday, hpr ~ for tho Of
sewers IN the following streets 70 wit In seventeth
street from Hudson river Tenth
to sxeh street with lateral IN Ffty ninth secp
20 near Sec nd avenne nisp Eighth avenue between
nheentb AMI Fourteenth sir-e,s also IN Oliver street, he
street beN Brooe md Streets and for
consruction Of Trap Block ts enens IN Third avennA
from Fifty trntyeyth street, also IN For
tcth Ninth AMI Ieush avenues and also In
tl 80 Sisth avenue. For fur
- -ST' THOMAS STEPHENS Crotop
MORT l. DAHRA0H. .AaucdIcas
A. w CRAVEN, hoard.
orrrcr CRoroN AousprcT DsrARrsRrr, April7 1874
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

NEW PUBLICATIONS. 3.

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authors plan OF the only rational aud successful
mode OF cure shown ~ the report Of cases treated
thful adviser the married and those
riage who would know ,hcir physical condition Sent
of to address, receipt Of rs cents In
stamps postal currency Address Dr. La Crox 81 Maiden
lane hal
The New York herald., 1864-04-10
IF You WANT TO Know 4 LITTLE OF EVERY.

thing relatng the svstcm air. marriage
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Sense Among the subjects treated in this
the following Consumption, Eronchis Asthma.
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Organs ~ Gencra,os Rupture Salt Rheum Cancer,
Paralysis. Diseases the Heart Neuralgia, How to Re-
the Sight and Throw 81 ecias the Curious Mar
rage Customs OF the Word, Philosophy OF Elopements,
Philosophy Of ChdnarA Chapter the Married. aud
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before making altogether renpe,
and good book for 900 100 Illustrations
By B b. Fooic NJ D. No i.iSl Br adway New York. To
be had OF all Contents tables by
mail 70 all app tnls .ne book forwarded by mail post
paid receipt p ~ 50 Address s. TOUSEY No. I'D
Nassau street. New
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

17D EAST HouRTBENTB STRgBr-sgCOND
- Floor ard Bsscment TO let 1Efurnshsd "a nj fssO
Also iurnished Room tbird door 10 one on Two snss
geGtlanep, without Beard lp0ulsc AZ above
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

OFFICE CRoToN AoUgDUCr BOARD. APRIL a..
~ IS64-To Contractors-sealcd PROPOSALS viii be
once until Friday the lsth dav u April next
At twelve Will 10 publicly opened
for furnishing and cutting about twenty i've hundred
a. Of tagging required for
terraces of the gate Plans and
for the hIrs
omce THOMAS sIEfHENs, Oroton
ROBr i. DAKRAGn, !Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN y hoard
The New York herald., 1864-04-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, go. ro LET.

D0oMs To LET-To SMALL FAMILY or ADvLfS
III ehdrcu one Recon- on second snd we on ,s asu
1ous with gas aud bo and cold water n eaeh ioo nie
gwen and required Apply a. le' East rnirshna
street
The New York herald., 1864-04-10

GIL MONTH FOR NEAT LITTLE SEVEN ROOM
cottage ia clean, airy quiet pace IN Williamsburg.
b, NY.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
The Press Despatch.

CHAhBRRsBuRo, Juiy lo, Aoo1'
General Couchs cavalry advance supported by Infantry
and artillery, entered Hagersown yesterday afternoon
and captured fifteen twenty rebel straggers who had
been engaged In burning plunderns the day before
Quite numbef,of buildings had been laid In ashes,
Including not only public but private property. The
rebels were II anything more severe upon the seces
sonsts than upon the Unonists raising contributions
everywhere hcCausland's rebel brigade, IN conse'
quence OF this movement. or General Couch, retired
n confusion along the wismspsrt and Sharpsburg
roads, Heavy firing heard here last night In the d.
recon OF Harpers Ferry indicating that brisk engage
ment was going on between sgels forces and portion
II the rebel raiders Tho impression prevails that Sge
bias whipped them, because there was other Union
forces in the direction OF Harpers Ferry and the sound
Of cannonading northwssward, growing In volume
and oudness towards Failing Waters and wiliamsport.
The rebels would not retreated in the direction OF
these places unless driven under severe Gre.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

Address OF Governor Curtain 20 the
People OF Pennsylvania.


People or Pennsylvania.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRISBURG, July 10, 1864. J
To Hon. ALEXANDER HENRY Mayor OF Philadelphia and to
the People OF Penn sylvania-
refer to my recent procmnations calling for troops
requsition OF the President You not responding
freely The enemies OF government active In do
errng you and efforts have been made TO dissuade yeu
from the belief that any considerable rebel force in
your vicinity and many OF our most loyal ana patriotic
citizens have been thus deceived Similar efforts
too successfully made last year at the moment when
Lees army was actually on your borders.
Dispatches have been this morning received
establishing the fact that General Wallace,
with ten thousand men, was yesterday COM
PEELED TO fall back from Frederick He is believed 10 be
In retreat towards Baltimore Tho communication be
tween this point and Baltimore cut this morning by
tho rebels below Cockeysve. The authorities OF the
United States at Washington impressed with tho
necessity immediate effort that they have this
ing, by telegraph authorized to be mustered In BY
companies. which they had yesterday peremptorily
fused.
It is my duty to state to you the fact that your
try requires your immediate service and the safety Of
your soil and OF good neghbors in Maryland may
depend on your promptnoss Recollect that the
mode OF enisting Is At the discretion Of
the government, and it is the duty Of all
to obey its acquisitions. would be dsgracefu in you
to time objecting to matters Of form and DETAIL
profess that you would called in different
way. Those who want excuse for skuking may do
So but all who do their duty to their country
will such suberfuges. Turn therefore, deaf car
to al mischievous suggestions from any quarter. Do not
lend yourself to betrayal Of your country. Como for
ward like men aid The rebel forces will be easily
defeated and driven away II you do your duty And
pray God enghten you that the honor OF the Com
monwcath may be maintained.
A. G. CURTIN, Governor.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
Aiming Of the Citizens to De-
fend BaltimOre@
Co.,. &C.. "a

0eported RecsPture 81 Msrtinsburg,
Va, by General Hunter.
BALrHoRE July lo-sP.M n.
Intelligence has reached here that portion Of General
asstsr's force under General Sullivan, has recspursd
urtnsburg, and taken about one thousand prisoners
s all the stores captured there, and much plunder COL
hsesd By the rebels a. that point.
HARRMuRG July 10-1o:so P. n
reliable despatch received here estimates the
sargth Of the enemy st forty thousand most Of which
Ssros h now In Maryland.
= reported that General A. p. Hill is In command OF
- rebel oross that his old corps crossed into Mary
hnA Al Edwards Ferry to-day.
~ advance Of General Hunters force has arrived ~
- occupies Martinsburg.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
r H A ID i N O.


War Meeting In Reading. Pa.
READING, Pa, July 10, 1884.
An immense meeting held here this afternoon, and
the organization Of full regiment going rapidly,
with doubt OF Another meeting s assembled
In Pennsylvania square Great enthusiasm prevails.
Public opinion is Overwhelming in favor Of sweeping
conscripon OF every man. between eighteen and forty
years OF age to put down the rebellion at once.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1o-l02o p. n.
Notwithstanding the proximity o shs rebels, the news
from Maryland oopsinsss 70 be Of the most unreliable
character, no seeming 70 knew anything Of afArs
outside ths dsfsuoss. generally conceded In military
eolss that the rebel foros amounts - a least twenty.
i've theusand The greater part Of which n operating
IN The vicinity Of the honocacy.
m sEn oonxAHpsR AND Hn SopcB.
ravly Ia IN command Of the main fores, compcsed Of
Ewes eovps Brsehinr,dess troops and The hkbsvto va
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
Safety or Colonel Seward.

SafeIy OF COIOMoI BoW0Tds
wAmMGror July 10, 1884
The Secretary OF State hns received the following
despatch from General Wallace
ELLLcorr's MILLS, July 10, 1854.
Hon. WILLIAM Fl. SswARp, Secretary OF State
have the pleasure Of contradictng my statement Of
last nght. Colonel Seward Ii not . prisoner, and Am
now told Is unhurt. He behaved With galanlry.
LEW WALLACE Major General Commanding
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

me sssanbos, John Potter, lying ~ pier No Nsrsh
river, ana plying between shh city and Perth
Amboy, Ia connection with tAs Camden and
Pniladclphs Railroad was tssaly destroyed this
msrnipg Sstwesn twelve and two O'Clock, No.
gssher with the whole M her cargo. Pier No
p also sonsidsrably damaged. Most u Ne articles
The pier are either destroyed damaged 70 great o..
tent The boats alongside piers and managed TO get Qua
with but slight oss AZ one time the Ocean Queen and
anothes steamship lying 81 the upper side o. pier B. wsrc
In great danger but BY The exsrsons o. the oremen ana
The falling OF the woodsa buildas The ssssss q psss
!, they were saved
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
TIVE VERY LATEST.

BALTIMORE, July l1-2A N.
Scouts have Just reported that tho enemy approach
ing the Gunpowder BRIDGE the Philadelphia Railroad.
II they succeed this will be my last despatch for some
time; but do not think they will succeed
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
PHILADELPHIA,
The MusterInV In Of Militia

Tho MusterIn8 In OF MiNtIes
PHmADEIPHIA July 10-Nson
The War Department has ordered General Couch to
In by companies with the express understanding
that the term OF tho ono hundred days men y to be
reckoned from the regimental muster.
By order OF the Governor.
r. BlDDLE ROBERTS, Colonel and A. A. @.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
BALTIMORE.


The General Press Dispatches.
BAEmoRs. July 1o-sA u.
n excitement ID intense this morning.
xAs Union citizens have been arriving all night, and At
- o'clock this morning tho alarm bells were rung.
Parties headed by drum and nfe are moving through
- town 10 the defensive works.
Our citizens turning ont with SPIRIT and manifest
Aseermnation TO do their utmost to defend the city
1As enemy now reported 10 be q Elcotts Mills.
General wallace ID falling back towards the city.
n telegraph, however, 10 still working 70 Marrosts
w, which beyond Ecotts Nils 80 that the report
= shs rebels being there premature Their scouts,
Aswsver, believed 10 have been within fifteen miles
e tAs city.
We st not without good hope Of being able pro.
vsas shs entrance Of the rebels into this city.
ne secessiooists who have property and stocks OF
uesds hand here BY pleased a the pros
- Of exchanging thsr goods for rebel money rhey
1soA prefer srssubacks notwithstanding their sympa.
~ with the South.
BALrnoRs, July 1910 A. N.
NJ rebel cavalry reported 10 bs at Reisersown,
sxssu miles north Of Baltimore and supposed 70 DO
akng for the Northern Central Railroad 70 sadeavor
- Communication In that direction.
AHain which started ous on the Baltimore and Ohis
nnSlroad has returned with Q number Of wounded on
bard.
There much excitement here, resulting from the de-
HAs Of wallace and tho reported approach OF Ewels
s~ps and divisions Of Hps corps, some Of them BY
Way q Cookeysve, the Northern Central Railroad
General Lockwood 10 making every preparation for
Vigorous defence.
Our streets are swarmng with people Onion citizens
- coming forward wsn, and u they we'll handled
vi1 Aslp much in the wsrk Of holding tho city.
BArnroRr, July 1o-ll:ls NJ
fhe party Of rebels N Restorstown are said 70 bs .
al body They stealing cattle and horsea Report
ys they struok the Northern Central Railroad and
bsrssd bridge. We cannot learn yet whether this
report be true,
General Wallace at last advices, was twenty six miles
@ua this city, falling back With fores of fresh troops
esvssng hin rear. me enemy were not supposed 70
- fsowing him. at least they not 10 BE- on
- road ovs which no b rssrsasing. His artillery 10
reported safe.
BAinnoan, July lo-l1 80 A. n.
no Northern Central Railroad reported hsadquar-
ss out the rails being torn up what precise
pshs h not known.
ne telegraph 10 sim working vsss 70 MariosssvnIe
1hs AmUies~ and Clipper nswspaSsr oncss have run
go their national Aass resolved 70 pus good face On
1Ahgs and show their oolors 70 ths ast The worss
sAss,d come The American Telegraph Line has also psl
90 "Old olofys NM
savaary making dash into town. rhsy win nest win
warm reception, however; ana they should Get iu
sAsir stay win probably be bus brief.
The srssts--%he very an, u may bc sad-srs iscmins
vhh rumors, fast succeeding each other. sssd you
ealy what seems authentic and Trustworthy, far
- sAn b. gathered In The sxcissmenl
BAnsmcas, July lo-la1S ?. y.
ne cssise u sAe siv = hAen-,ss more spAi. ihs