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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,

FOR
SPEING AND SUMS1lEl2 G
MJSS MARY BARLEY, would respecI
4sh fully inform her customers in Bloc ms
burg and vicinity, that she has just received
from the city an excellent assortment OF new
G99GI1I9MI GOOD So
finer Than ever, and more cal an,
- cuIated TO please the Taste of
- The most fastidious. She has W.
paid sirIri attention in making her selc-
tions OF bonnets, consequently has the bes'
assortment, probably. ever brought TO this
place. Sue has an assortment OF neat and
handsome hats and caps for lluie Misses,
all of which she can dispose of cheap
Give her a call before purchasing else
where. Shop on Main Street, below Mar
kei, north side.
MARY BARKLEY.
Bioomsburg, priI IL, 1861.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT have applied TO The Honora ble
Judges OF The Courl of Common Pleas, OF
Columbia county, Tor The benefit OF the
several acts OF Insolvency Of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, and they have
appointed MONDAY THE eth OF MAY
NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to hear me
aud my creditors, at the COURT HOUSE,
in Bloomsbury when aud where you may
attend il you think proper.
CHRISTIAN TEITSWORTH.
Rlonmsburg. a prlI 10, 1861.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given that The follow.
- ing persons in Columbia county, have
filed their petitions in he Court of Quarter
Sessions, of the said county Tor Tavern and
Store Licenses in their respective town.
ships, which said petitions will be present.
ed to The said Cour on Monday, the 9th
day oil May. A. D., 1861, of which all per-
sons interested will take notice, and the
Licenses will be granted on Wednesday,
the 9Th day of May next, a: o'clock, p. IN.
Applicants. Townships
William B Knnns Tavern Room
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT have applied TO, the Honorable
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, oi
Columbia county, for The benefit of the
several acts OF Insolvency OF the Com moo
wealth OF Pennsylvania. and they have ap-
pointed MONDAY THE 9th DAY Of MA
NEXT, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 hear me
aud my creditors, al The COURT HOUSE
ia Bloomsbury, when and where you may
attend IL you think proper.
GEORGE LEVAN.
Bloomsburg, April 10. 1861.
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CATION !

CAUTION !i-None are genuine unless
the words Holloway, New York end Lon
don are cIsceTnsble as a Wafer-morh IN
every leafof The book of directions around
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by holding the leaf 10 The hight hand
some reward will be given 10 any one
rendering such information as may lead 10
the detection oil any parry or pasties coun-
terfeiling the medicines or vending the
same, knowing hem 10 be spurious. &
= ~ Sold a: The Manufaciorv of Professor
Hollo way, so Maiden Lane, New York ,and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world,
IN boxes at % cents, 90 cents and 81 each
q There is considerable saving by la.
king he larger sizes.
n. Objections for the guidance of a
Iiens in every disorder are affixed 10 eacn n
box. fel
October. II. 1860.
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THE HOME GUARDS made their appear
ance on our streets on Saturday evening
last for the FIRST time, under The command
of Capt. John NJ. ChamberIin, who march
ed his company through the streets with a
good deal OF military spirit and tact. The
drilling was creditable and the gentlemen
respectable. Three cheers for the Home
Gudrdsi
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DEDICATION.

THE New German Reformed Church OF
Bloomsburg, (God wil;ing,l will be dsdi
caied to The service OF the Trinne God on
The 2s,h of April al o o'clock AN. Sefvi-
ces will be held on Friday evening previ-
ons, and Saturday also. Rev H. Harbauqh,
D. D., and Rev.J Il. A. Boniberger. D. D..
aud other Ministers viii be psesent TO off
ciaie on the. occasion. The public are re-.
speclfulls invited 70 attend
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$500.

ID AVS the enlIie cost for Tuition in the
u most popular and successful CONNER
cial School in the country. Upward of
TwsLvE HUKDRED youLg men from TWENTY
EIGHT different States, have been educated
for business here within the past three
years, some of whom have been employed
as book Keepers al Salaries of
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Notice in Partition.

Estate Of Henry Buss, late Of Hemtock township,
Columbia county deceased.
COLUMBIA COUNTY:
The Commonwealth OF Penn
[ sylvania to Daniel BUS, Samuel
Buss, Adam Bnss, Henry Buss,
49, Morns Buss, Dortha, ulermarried
with - GeIger, Levina, lnlermar-ied with
Charles Sailor, Catharine, Intermarried with
Abraham Shoemaker and 10 all the legal
representatives. OF lhe said Henry Bnss,
deceased, greeting You and each of yon
will take notice that an Inquest viii be held
10 make partition or valuation, as the cas-
may require, of the real estate of the above
named Henry Buss, deceased, situate in
the township OF Hemock, and county OF
Columbia, on the premises, on Thursday,
ihe 1sth day Of AprH, 1861, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, and 3
O'Clock IN the afternoon, OF said day, at
which Time and place you may attend you
think proper.
Wtrness the Honorable Warren j. Wood
ward Esq President of our Orphans Couri
at Bloomsbury, the 9Th day of February
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and six
y lone. JOHN SNYDER
Bloomsburg Feb 27, 1861 Sheriff
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BucHASAs's SrBscsiPrIoS OF 81, 900 We
have been informed By reliable parties, that
Ex President Buchanan has subscribed the
sum Of $4,000 Tor the equipmen, of yolun-
teers al Lancaster.
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NsrrExs thousand Pennsylvania Vol
unteers have been accepted and over thirty
thousand have been refused for The pres.
ens-
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Adminisfrafar,s Notice.

7 ETrERS OF administration on the estate
- oil Jacob Wanamacher. late Of Frank
lin township, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted BY The Register OF Co.
iumbia county, TO the undersigned, residing
in said franklin township; all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of the lece-
dent are requested 10 present them TO The
administrators without delay, and those
indebted to come forward and make pay
menl forthwith 10
NJ AD u III 4 At A. "A a fzrrlzr5
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TIE CAMPAIGN trust that the Gov
eminent is not going TO give the rebels leis
ure 10 make plnndering forays INTO South
ern Pennsylvania We wait patiently, OF
impaiienily, 10 see something d. cisive done.
Ia The meantime, large masses of rebels
are collecting al Harper's Ferry, ouly tween.
iy-seven miles south oil The Pennsy lsania
border in straight line. We look to Gov
Carih to be ready for any emergency
Pennsy lvania must be protected thoroughly
aud efficiently. We expect HAT war shall
be kept TO The territory of those who pro-
woke il.
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C. H. KsELER, has connected himself
with The publication of The SuiiiUan Co.
Democrat Il. is now being published and
edited by Messrs Meylerl KeeIer. Strong
team.
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THE Harrisburg STATE Sentinel has been
sold 10 the Proprielors OF the Patriot and
U.-iOn. The editor having volunteered.
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THE Messrs- Hicks Of lhls place, have our
thanks ior mammoth earllen PITCHER pre-
sented Us few days since for office use
They are energetic and prosperous young
men, carrying on the Pottery business in ali
IFS branches, al pace not 10 be surpassed
by any other ess sablishment or firm in this
or adjoining counties. Wares of al Ges-
criplions in their line can be had of them,
upon The most acceptable terms. Orders
promptly filed
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NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
TestamenIary upon The estate OF ELLEN
ScoTT, late of the township of Bloom, in The
county of Columbia, deceased, have been
This day granted by The Register of said
county 10 The undersigned, residing in said
township and that all persons having
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
>,Al..1, IN The Orphans Court of COlum-
,ASGZ bid County:
5ENAF: In the mater o. ihe Partition oil
:eAkss Lucas Fahringer, for decree of
specific performance OF the con.
tract for the sale OF real estate, between the
said Lucas Fahrnaer and Sebastian Hover
late of Locust township, Columbia county,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO the Widow,
heirs and legaiees oi the said Sebastian
Hover, deceased, TO appear al an Orphans
Courl 10 be held at BIoomsbnrg, or The
fitst Mouday Of May next. 10 answer The
5ill or Partition OF the said Lucas Fahriuser.
praying the Court TO decree the specific
performance of the cOnlrac: between hin :
self aud SAID Sebastian Hover, according
TO the true Inen. aud meaning thereof,
otherwise specific performance OF the same
will be decreed.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Bioomshnrg. Feb. 27, 1861
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NERVOUS DISORDERS.

Whar is more fesrfnl than breaking
down oil the nervous sysiemi To te exei-
table or neTvous in a small degree is most
Distressing, for where can a remedy he
found There lis one :-driuk but litile
wine, beer or spirits, or far better. none
lake no cohee,-weax tea being pre- ferable; !;
get all the fresh air you can take three or
tour Pills every night; eat plenty of solids,
avoiding the use Of slops ; and IL these gold.
en- rules are followed, you will be happy
~ mind and strong in body, and forget you
naVe4any nerves. s.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
If there is one thing more Than another
Tor which these Pills are so lannon's il is
their purifying properties, especially their
power of cleansing The blood from all inn
puriies, and removing dangerous and sus-
pended secfetlons. Universally adopted as
The one grand remedy ior female COMPLAINS
thew never fail, never weaken tie system.
and always bring about " hal is required.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF
APPETITE.
These feelings which so sadden us most
frequently arise from annoy ances or t,oub-
lie, from obslrucled perspirstion, or from
ealing and drinking what is uLfl., for .us,
inns disordering The liver aud stomach
These organs must be regulated if you visit
TO be well. The Pills, II taken according
to the printed instructions, will quickly re-
store a healthy action 10 both liver and
stomach, whence follow as a natural con.
sequence. coed appetite aud clear head.
In the East and West Indies SCARCELY any
other medicine is ever used for these dis.
orders.
DISORDERS OF TIE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs.
whether they secrete too much or 100 llttle
water; or whether they be afflicted with
slone or gravel, or with aches and pains
settled IN the loins over the regions OF the
kidneys. these Pills should bo taken sccor-.
ding 10 The printed instructions directions.
and the Ointment should be well rubbed
into the small of The back al bed lime This
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all other means have failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF oRrER.
No medicine will so effectualy improve
the IoIe Of The stomach these Pills; they
remove all acidity, occasioned either by
inlemperahce or improper diet. They
reach the liver and reduce il 10 a healthy
action; they are wonderfully efficacious n.
cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail in
urlng all disorders OF the Ii er and siomtch.
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s. C. SnIVE,
Manufacturer of Furniture and Cabinet Var
Wareroom in Shive's Block, on Main Siee
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TIC UOaU yOf beC JOttOWHtS uSScuSees
Ague, Inflammation,
Asthma, Jaundics,
Bilious Complaints, Liver Com
Blotches on the plants,
Skin, Lumbagou
Bowel Complaints, Piles,
Colics, Rheumatism,
Constipation Of the Retention of
Bowels Urine
Consumption, Scrofsla, or .
Debility. Kings Evil,
Dropsy, Sore Throais,
Dyseniery, Stone ard Gravel.
Ervsipelas, Secondary Symptoms,
Female Irregnlari- Tic Douloureux,
ties, Uumours,
Fevers of all Ulcers.
kinds, Venereal Affections,
Fits, Worms of all kinds
Gout, Weakness from
Head ache, whatever cause,
Indigestion, &C., sc.
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Holloway's Pitls are the best remedy knoWn in
The Dorid for The toiiOWng diseases.
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AdininistratOr's A Notice.

Bloomshnrg, Feb. 27. 1861.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12
Esss!iGsE S.as gPSPP.
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Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

A SiIsTAKE.-W We committed an uninten;ional
mistake yesterday in seating that Craven ha4
furnished 3 companies for the war and for l.!
months. 1t should have been seoea far tie ,car
and one for twelve lnonihs. Capt Laues pa
n.y. raisef at Bay River, was enlisted for tie war
aud for year only We supposed Is there
another copnt3 in the State that furnished as
many men fer the tCnT" as Craven? We doubi
it Capt Whittys company WHICH is TO com
p1se part of Coi Jordan's Regiment Is the on )
company of the 3 enlisted f.r twelve months
al the rest are for the war
And in addition to these one or two other com
panies are being formed and all this out Of
voting population of 400 or 1900.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12
fC0MMUNICATEp.l

Wreck of fae French Erigafe Saea -
Prony-snhGnaaE confucs of lssc Yankees
and z Federal Elees-Esescue o. sne crew
by iae Confederate Steamer a is,cs1ta arIe-
Noble csndac. Of Col. sinslrsary, and
sulyear ana sirnOnd-Execrafions auas
Deaa8ciafious Of the Yankees by rhc
RFench Cosnns oiore-their love eff gain
: stz.a piuHtier-gtaEisude of the HSre.,ss,
: Cosnss.OsIore and Grew tE2e Ccnfssl> A.
ate Authorities.
We are enabled TO lay before the public,
the following account of the wreck Of the
French steamer PROXY. and OF tile inhuman
conduct of the Yankee feet from the lips OF
the Captain, officers and crew, OF that Steamer
The frigates Pfony Of about eight hundred tons
burthen l2e: T5cf9r in France Q, the oc.. G:
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Render usaa0 S'sza3,,'' &c.

Through the kindness Of Mr.. Augustine,
ms.caas4t ef-tlis place, who aeeesaas irterpre-
ter for the French cr-w while here, We have
been ruli.:s..sc v.,l tls ioioUng tacsc.< Tie
be ,ll.rz EFlenets
Nay ard sailed from france on the End j.
II last. since which titne She '7as been cruisi; {
principally among the West I.ses.a Is,lats'se,
1osk:Gz alser French commerce, ua;l recently
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

PRIsosgRsg EscAPED.-We learn that four o!
the ankeeFprlsoners made their escape from
Colonel Branch's camp, at the Fair Grounds
on-Saturday night last. They have been pun
sized, btrtf up to this time, We have not heart
of their apprehension. Tucy have doubtless.
avoided thesmain lines of travel and will aim 20
,aake their way to Hatteras Or Old Point, The
people in the country will look out for them,
and be to arrest al suspicious Characters.
--Standard.
These prisoners have since been recaptnrcd
by the Sheriff OF Wake and returned to Raj
eigh, whore we hope they will be more secure
ly kept in future.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

RECAPTuRE OF HATTERAs.--As W. 20 TO press
We ican the lad tidinga that H.ttetas has ID. ca
recaptured.
For the truth Of the runner, cannot voach
but VIC know there has been sharp eye on tht
Yankees III that quarter, SCR the last few days
We believe il has been visited and occupied BY
Sune "a GU own old Stare Vi shall AIT fur
tisr n,"s it'll great socitude -Stnte J0ur.
We are sorry to inform the Journ"t that it n
sto press litte teo quick for one time. Hat'eg%.
has not been re taken.
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Cox. SENGLETARY's EsECEN
Accommodating 5>xped;sfoH-Es Es es-
cue Oftfe Officers as,sl Crew OF al
French Man-ofvyar. Etc.

At our request Col Singletary has furnished
us the following detailed account of his recent
expedition down the river which will be found
exceedingly interesting. The Frenchmen reese
cued from the wreck attribute their deliver
ance to- the extraordinary efforts of Col Single
tary:
The purpose Of the expedition was to make
a reconnaissance about Hatteras, and in case
such damage had been suffered by the late
storm as, to disable the enemy, to have
the force at hand to take advantage of IT at
once, and also to ascertain the real condition OF
the works at Beacon Island. This statement
was made to Gen. Hill Sunday afternoon. He
expressed his disapprobation Of an attack on
Hatteras at present and without fuller inforna-
ton and spoke of the necessity. of great eau
tion in snch operations. l assured him that
should he as cautious possible. No ior-
yaal application was made for permission to
leave, whlen was cot considered necessary-
The eprepa ratioBs for departure were made pub
] ely and the Community generally participa1
ting, and the Expedition lett New bern aboat
4 o'eaock Monday lnolning. Arrived at Beacpa
s sland about 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, and cast anchar
Ienr tht fort. Sent out reconroiterng party
that night. Asctrtan ed that the fort at Hats
/ ras hau not been much injured, and give up
e idea u any deu.Ji.alrutiou IN ,that quarter.
9sanw hilt Ghotss g -0,Slosk Tuesday morning
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

PATRIOTIC LADY.-Mrs. E. J. Biount Of Pit
county has knit 40 pairs of socks with her
own fingers and sent forward to the soldiers,
mostly to Virginia. We saw nine pairs yes
terday morning on their way to the Pitt coun-
ty soldiers in this vicinity, to whom We learn,
she intends sending all her work in the future.
no ocoutry can long groan under the tyrant's
heel where there are plenty such ladies as
Mrs cunt,
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

MADE Up We were glad to learn from Capt
Whity yesterday that he had recruited sufficient
number of men To muster in, and that he ex-
poets to join his Regiment (Col. Jor1ansl next
week. The Captain wl take few more good
and we advise tn, " ho desire to, enter the
service 20 apply to him.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

Cor HIS REwAEe.-I. c. Breckinridgc hes
been appointed Brig igader General and ordered
to Kentucky fer duty. We knew Mr.. Breck-
inrldge was not going in with mu<ket. But
he has done better than many Of the original
secessionists who supported him-they, many
of them, refuse to enter the service in any Ca
pacity.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

praise and grateful commendation cannot be
awarded to the Confederate officers, Colonel
Singletary and Captaias Salyer and Sirmend'
and their crews, for Their brave AMI heroic ef
iorls in saving them all from an unlimely
death.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12
IL TELEGRA PE.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE PROGRESS. !,

:
GRARf.u>FoN. Nov 9TH. O'Clock p II.
Daily Progress .-Iremen5ous Engagement
been going on between kiees aud Batteries al
Port Royal. Gen Ripley Commands there in per
son. Dispatches from Savannah repl esent Airing
Is terrific Sonth nf tie city, heai heavy
guns distinctly, never less than per minute
some times thirty. aud occasionally rolling fire
a. il floEn both siies.
No news Ieen received direct from the scene
Of action
Immense excitement here, weather beautiful.
Tie utmost confidence prevails IN the strength
Of our batteries there.
The above is from the regular Telegraph
Agents az Charleston, and is perfectly reliable.
The following is from the operator at Colds
bo.o, and may be relied on.
LATER
Pert Royal is reported to be taken.
Oar men withdrew in the night. No particu-
lars given yet.
The above is disastrous ba: we have ro
.oubt offs correctness as far as the ak;ng of
Port Royal aEd the landing Of troops Is con-
cerned. I;ls said they wele l2a<.;ng So eco
strons.-Lc. Csoo.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12
FIELD OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
rol 1hno, pt,;
"I"'''' AN'5'O"'
I IL. C'i.w''.0 y. Long
MIor-i. ;. Galloway.
Adutant--Lt. Graham Dawes.
Cofs AId-bt. Lewis ID. Young.
When I tel Won do MOI b..};nyo tl,ero :;
hct,. n45ircrsi 49, ~ :, rs,g,e fSo mere IS a
srryie, tell Won what can4i3f,- h.1ura -,
ha ti, t,.,tb not G,,naa3 ~, -,,,a1;, ~
<1riIis,,, bI11I,.c fI..,. W., ,,i.fi y. Id
~ '5 IiON' : "''1 up
vi! ''o t'lo'-' "l''t ti'0 uoLehs OF other
o'hter@ nave sen an" especially upon OO-
serving the,r intrinsic merit.
C@t 'ettGreT y a native OF North C}rolina;
| a graduate OF the University: tor a while pro-
! fcssor in the Smithsonian Institute at Washing
| ton {; and latterv a most successful LAWYER :,
| the city Of Char}cs.on, s. G.. where he u,as
e,St arn,l;ri,o~ 8, A:fi,,,r,,i = :, .l
bar b. ,.. - "a H.; -, t 80
Iacl r .,o - -, " 80 ' " 80
Htu''5 % "'''l''It :S'S''ce l'0'tnS ne war IN
lo2N' between tr@Ilct and Austria, Colonel
! PetiGFeT went 20 GHr'pc ana teaiercl MS
! services $ to Naruic00 but ahOut the time of his
arrival on tll field of c,1tcf h,st,!iAs caasod
and thr h,,rr:,e. or,-;..-, -. 80, .,ti,., On,
! ,,;r, ,-7io; c,I,.;,.a -. 4,l I,,,>-, ~,, 49,,
| fo24 ,,Ial, :; ''-' :. ,te ~ -S;,S
| f;,, |lf l,,'~ o'..,':,, ~s
'''t ~ """ - - ''-e "t"' .'' y a'It 'I"
rS'uS!'iJ "s"j:ed tie 6cta"cf OF th' battles OF
The campaign JlNt cln&@d, ant IN military syS-
| orally acEnoN let72td thai the French soltIcls
are, Il. many respects, superior TO those OF any
! other ltrH, "HicA - "HOiiy the result II
! theIr pecl-laf military science. which looks
more 10 tbs celclity Of movements; the qtii: -
! ness and inpetu0Sty Of the Individual solui.r.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-11-12

HuNG.-Not the Srg1unah's prisoners, but
the Jury in New York which tried them. The
twelve stood for conviction and for acQuil-
tai