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OUR MOVEMENTS NEAR THE
CIIICKAuOMIN1-.

Dispatch Stafon- HjcLmoad uaG York
Rirer Railroad, June 8.-The first and 4th
Divisions Of the corps reached here this
morning. 1t was O'Clock, \ Nj, when
the men began the march. When day
dawned the rebels on the north side Of the
Ckickahominy observed the moving column.
and opened on it with twH guns Of very
heavy calIbTe.
Several men were injured while marching
in the ranks. Col, HotIman's brigade. of
the 4th Division, Immediately took posses
ton Of this side Of the railroad bridge
4 bamicade was thrown across the rail
road about half mile below this station.
Between Us and the rebels flows the
Chickahominy, a siuuous. sluggish stream.
bounded on either side by jungles and mo-
ra-ses, from which is continually arising
dampuess and uoXious vapors.
At this point the stream is not more than
100 yards in width but the bridge is three
times as long All the track is in excellent
running order. little rusty from disuSe but
still quite complete, with switches and side
tracks in good repair.
During the afternoon the rebels mounted
heavy piece upon truck, and approached
within a short distance Of the bridge.
They threw some inch shells over our
men, which elected considerable criticism
from those happening to make narrow es
capes. Rife pits were dug. and a long line
Of fortifcations begun. For a tine the
skirmishers were friendly and conversed
with each other across the river, but before
dark they were using every species of tinesse
10 cause one another to expose his body to
be shot.
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FROM GRANTS ARMY

WASHINGTON, June 1O-Headg,,ayte5,s
A'?"y Of the Potomac, June 8.-Nothing
OF interest has transpired to-day. Along
the greater part Of the line the utmost
quiet prevailed until about 5 p. NJ. when
some skirmishing took place on the left.
Captain Mckwen, of General Han
cocks staff, who lost his lee by shell on
sunday evening, is still alive, although no
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
REPORTS OF SOUTHERNPAPERS
WARRINGTON, juno lQ-The Richmond
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Examiner of the 7th says that General
Jones, commanding the forces in the valley,
was defeated by General Hunter on Sunday,
near Crawford, and that they retreated on
Waynesboro. 1t says rumor was current
in Richmond of disaster, including the loss
of guns and trains, but the Secretary of
War announced that there was no truth in
them, and that all the guns and trains were
got off safely. General Jones was killed IN
the action. 1t says that the withdrawal of
Brt ckinridge was a sad mistake, and that
the Yankees took advantage of the weak
ness of their force to overthrow them. Ru-
mors were also rife in Richmond that Lex
ington, KY, had been taken, the Military
Institute burned, &c
1t was also reported that Grants army
was falling back to the White House.
Fifty prisoners arrived from Lees army
on Monday, among them Second Lieutenant
O. Campbell, 8th New York, wounded
First Lieutenant b. B. I.athbury, 18Sd Pa,
also wounded Lieut.. +. Matthews, 1st
Vermont Cavalry captain D. Beattie. 7th
/ New York.
A dispatch from Lees army June 6, : P.
NJ. says:
( Last evening the enemy abandoned olIr
/ left and part of our centre in great haste.
Early las followed them 10 miles today
. capturing 90 prisoners, who say that Grant
has gone to the White House, because his
men will not fight.
The impression here is. however, that
Grant Is making for the James River to cross
to the south side Dispatches from North
Georgia, dated June 9th, state that the
/ Uaion army is still making towards Ala
/ toona. HOoker's corps are fortifying the
I hills between Ackworth and Atlanta.
/ Heavy rains for two days had made the
roads almost impaSsable for artillery, and
| retarded the movement considerably. some
slight sl<irnishing occurred near Lost Noun
/ tain on the 5th Of June. All was quiet on
/ the morning of the 9th. Later accounts
say that the Union army had crossed the
railroad near AckwOrth, and Hooker was
said to be five miles east on the old Alatoo-
/ ma road. General Johnston's headIUarter' :
/ were west Of Marietta, and his left at Lost
Mountain, Nardce mmanding the right,
/ Polk the left. and II od the centre. The
/ Yankee cavalry dashed into Big Shauty at
( 10 O'Clock. A NJ, June 9th, AID were II Jht
/ ing Williams brigade wien the reporter
/ left.
. / despatch from Mobile. June 9th, says
/ the steamer Dtrcgau was captured this
morning, while attempting to rra the block
7 ade. She had au assorted cargo. The oPe-
ya.or at jackson. on the 18th rcp.,,c., On
the aUtLu.sy Of = scout. thai Murmaduke
. is L.nc,!aliny the Mississippi. below and
above Grcenville. Pia force is large. He
destroyed three transports. securing two
/ csrgu,a, besides cripp,iug three g1uhOats
and other transports. Four transports are
( between the batteries, and can't 20 up or
( down.
The Examiner, in an article discussing e
Grants IrllCy aid the y4-4btI|e course be
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EretflOD1,s Letter.

General Fremont writes a long letter of
acceptance of the nomination for the
Presidency, and concludes as follows:
IF the Convention at Baltimore will
nominate any man whose past life .iusti-
fies well grounded confidence in his fidelity
to our cardinal principles, there is no rea-
son why there should be any division
among really patriotic men of the country
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DWu.-On the 10Th inst, in PhiiadeI-
phia, at the residence of his cousin VIM.
IIardmanu, JAMES ". HAHDMlNN in the
2+rh year Of his age.
The deceased was the grandson.of our
esteemed friend William Russell, Esq,
of Washington township. He was at an
early age deprived of his father, and by
his energy and ability became a fine engi-
neer, was employed in the United States
service, and became a victim TO the maIa-
ria Of the waters around the Potomac in
guarding Washington city
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Substitutes and Communication.

We publish the following Act of Con
grcss with regard to drafted men, which
our readers will be able to understand
after q careful perusaI
- 1nd BE- It tjotie, enacted, That any
person drafted into the military service Of
the United States may, before the time
fixed for his appearance at the draft rem
devious, furnish an acceptable substitute,
subject to such rules and regulations as
may be prescribed by the Secretary OF
War. That if such substitute is not liable
to draft, the person furnishing him shall
be exempt from draft during the time for
which said substitute is not liable 10 draft,
not exceeding the term for which be was
drafted ; and if such substitute Is liable
to draft, the name Of the person furnish
ing him shall again be placed on the roll,
and Shai! be liable to draft on future calls;
but not until the present enrolment shall
be exhausted; and this exemption shall!
not exceed the term for which such par-
son shall have been drafted. And any
person ROW in the military service Of the
United States. uot physically disqualified,
who has So served more than one year
and whose term Of uucxpircd service shall
not at the time OF substitution exceed six
months, may be employed as a substitute
to serve IN the troops Of the State in
which he enlisted; and if any drafted
person shall hereafter pay money tar the
procuration of substitute, under the pro-
81. ,,F Il -,sa =,
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J. \. FREE.-Thc immortal j. :. Free
was here on last week, and delivered for
our cdfcation two splendid lectures on
the state of the country. lie Is on his
way to Richmond, and Will cal with
Abraham Lincoln as he goes there. He
wants to stop the war by some means or
other. We agree with our contemporaries
who say that he is one Of the prodigic~ Of
the age. Ii is good for the fame Of some
Of the ancients, that J. \. did no; I've in
rhyir day and generation The phiIoso-
phy Of Socrates would sink into iusigniti-
csncc compared with his, and the cio-
aucncs Of Cicero would be but mere bah
Gu-
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We HOW LOST, HOW RE STORED.
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The celebrated author in this admirable
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O. This Lecture should be in the hands
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Ayers SarsapariIla

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is compounded from the most efgectual anti
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UDITONS NOTICE.

y The undersigned
Auditor. appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cambria County, to distribute the funds
in the hanGs of Sarah Duncan, Administra-
tor Of the estate of James Duncan decd,
among the persons entitled thereto, hereby
notifies all persons interested that he will
attend to the duties ofhis said appointment,
al the Office OF Phil. s. Noon, ESD, in
Ebensburg, on Saturday the 2ld day of
July next, in the afternoon, where and when
they may attend if they see proper.
JAMBs G.. EASILY
Ebensburg, June I5>3t Auditor.
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the Union slide and sacrifice the last man
and the last dollar to accomplish an end
tbat will equalize the races, by placing all
men whether white or black on the same
political and civil basis.
Should have time next week / will
say something on the subject of the plat
forms of Lincoln and Fremont and the
position of the President of the Contede-
rate Government, Mr.. Davis.
Respectfully yours,
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UNhe Confessions and Experience of
AN INVALID

Published for the berefit. and as eau
TlON TO YOUNG MEN and others. who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay of Manhood, &c, supplying at the
same time THE MEANS OF SELFrCURE BY
one who has cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackcry. By enclosing a
p os1paid addressed envelope single copies
may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. Y.
June 10. lS64-1y,
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contamination is variously caused by mercural
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its oriLin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
" from parents TO children unto the third and
fourth generation; " indeed, it seems to Le the
rod of Him who says, q 1 will visit the iniqui-
ties of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according TO the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in the glands swellings which
suppurate and become Ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. puriication and
invigoration of the blood Purify the blood
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood. YOU can
not have health with that = life of the flesh "
healthy, you cannot have scrotulous disease
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kfCeHse TUliCe.

The following petitions will be presented
for action Of the Court, at next Argument
Court, to be held for Cambria county.
TAVERN.
Adam Kurtz. Cambria Borough
N. Eichensehr, Conemaugh Bor 2nd Ward
+. y. Gibbon, Allegheny township
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EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May, l6. 1868.
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENSBURG--
At 100 y. M, connecting with the Bait
more Express West and Through Accom-
mOdatiou East.
At s 40 P. NJ, connecting with the Mail
Train West and Through Express East.
LEAVE CREssoE-
At 1915 a. NJ. or on departure of Thro'
Accommodation West.
At9.I5 P. NJ, or On departure of Express
East and Mail West.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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SBIPPING
= TO AND FROM ENlf~
LAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
BY TIE
GALWAY LINE OF
STEAMSHIPS,
MONTREAL do. do.
WASHINGTON LINE OF SAILING
VESSELS.
Drafts at sight for 81 and upwards. On
National Bank and Branches. Payable in
all the City's and Towns in England, Ire
land, Scotland and Wales free Of Disco,t,at.
r \. O. KERR.
May 25, 1864 ". Altoona.
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A udifor's Notice.

A The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, to report dis
tribution of the proceeds Of the real estate
of Whitman Darlington, jesse j. Bailey
and j. Lacy Darlington, sold at the suit of c.
S. Wilson, et @, on al. Lee. Fa. No. 54.
March T. 1864. hereby notifies all parties
interested that he will attend to the duties
of his said appointment at his office in the
Borough Of Ebensburg, on Thursday, the
23d day of June, next, at one O'Clock, Z. NJ
at which time and place they may attend if
they think proper, or be debarred from COM
ing in on said fund. VIM. KITTELL,
NAV 25. '64:3to Auditor.
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A uditcrs Notice.

A uditcrs Notice.
"A The undersigned
having been appointed Auditor by the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria County, TO re-
port distribution of the proceeds Of the real
estate Of r. B. Gageby, sold by the Sheriff
on sunArv writs Of renditjoEi ErToHds. issued
to Dec. r. 1868, at the suits Of llcnTy
Brown for use of 5. II. Smith, et a.. hereby
gives notice to all parties interested in said
fund that he will attend t. the duties of said
appointment at his ofice in the Borough Of
Ebcnsburg. on, Friday, the 24th day of June
next, at one o'clock, P. NJ, when and where
they may attend if they think proper, or he
deharrcd from coming in upon said fund.
my25'64:3t@ WN. KTFTELL, Auditor
The life and Campaigns Of General Mc-
Cle,Ian, for sale by
JAMES MURRAY
The Life and services of General GRAM.
for sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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HE peculiar taint or
infection which we call
ScRoFuLA turks in
the constitutions of
multitudeS of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fecblod, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
THE vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulCuS
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCnU


For Weaknesses arising from Exceasc,
Habits Of Dissipation, Early Indiscretion Of
Abuse, attended with She following svrn,-
tonl5:-
Injispasition to EXcrtion, Loss of Power.
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
eak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror of Disease. WAkefuIBess
Eimncss Of Vision. Pain in the Back.
Universal l.assitude of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body.
Dryncss Of tie Skin. Eruytons on the Face.
Pailid Countenance.
These symptoms, If allowed TO 90 on.
which this medicine invariably removes,
soon follows
hapGtency, Fatuity. EpHeptic ETtg,
In one of which the Patient may expile
Who can say that they are not frequently
followed by those ''Dreful Diseases"
'INSANTTY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their aut-
ering
But none viii ccnfess the records Of tie
Insane Asylums.
A'3a Melancholy Deaths BIZ C0nsump.ioE
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sertion.
The Constitution once Effected ,cibt Organic
IFeakReSs requires the aid Of Medicine t.
Strengthen and Il.vigorate the System.
Which HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCUU
iHcu-iGby does. 4 Trial will convince the
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HElMsOLD'S
Genuine preparations,

COMPOUND FLUID ENTRAGT BUCHU.
a Positive and Specific Remedy for diseases
ot the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop
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thls Medicine increases the power of Di-
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All persons indebted to me for
subscription, advertising or job work, are
requested to settle their accounts immedi
ately. 9Ao. .. loDo'
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l. oSr In the Borough Of
Carrolltown. a Note for ONE HUNDRED
and TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS, (Sl25)
in favor of MARY Z. HOPPI-E, now MARY
f GUTWALT, against Henry Buck. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by returns
irg the Note to the owner.
MARY L. GUTWALT.
May 25, 1864 st
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0rphsns' Court Sale.

Drphans' Court Sale.
~ b. virtue Of an
order issuing out of the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county, and to m5 directed. there
will be exposed to safe. ut public veDdne or
outcry, at the Hotel of George W. MuIliD.
at Or, sson, on Saturday the 25tb dav Of
June, 1864, at one o'cIoct,. ?. NJ. the fol
lowing real estate Of Thomas H. Porter. =
minor child Of William Porter, deceased, to
wit:
NUMBER ONE.
The undivided one-haf f tbirtv +brao
acres unimproved land Situate II Washino-
ton township. Cambria county, a3ioininr
lands of f. NJ. George, David Fox and
others.
NUMBER TWO.
The undivided one half Of twentv>four
acres Of land situated in WASHINGTON town
ship, Cambria county. adjoining lands Of
Philip PHtsch, John Porter, Mrs. Donaldson
and others.
NUMBER THREE.
\ piece or parceI # land situated in
Washington township. Cambria county. ad-
joining lands Of f. NJ. GEORGE. David Fox
and the Porter estate. containing FIVE acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
One~Aalf on confirmation Of sale. the other
half in one year thereafter, to be secured
by bond and mortgage Of purchaser.
NJ. HASSON,
Guardian Of Ihos. H. Porter
June Is, l6G4,td
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EpEYsBuRG. June 13, 1864.
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FkhiALES-fEMA A LES-FEMAT ES
In D,aay ABecttoaS peculiar 10 FsnlaleS the
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Take no more BaiSanl, iUcYcuIy, or Un~
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IL al their Stages. At Aitie EHPenSe
Little or no change III Diet. 30 .neonve-
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ind no EGp0a"Te,
1t causes a frequent desire ana gives
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structionS, Preventing and Curing Strict
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THd 'coJHoW Jiatter
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