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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BrOadray, Nep York.
BOARD Reduced Ia So "A Dny

Since the opening of this vast and commodious
Hotel, in 1854, it has been the single cndeavof Of
the 'propretors to make it the most sumptuous,
convenient and comfortable home for the citizen
and stranger on this side the Auansic. And
whatever has seemed hkely to administer to the
comfort of its guests they endeavored, without
regard to cost to provide and to comhine all the
elements Of individual and social enjoyment which
modern art has invented and modern tast approx.
ed and the patronage which il has commanded
during the past six years is gratifying proof that
their effort haA been appreciated To meet the
eNigencies of the times, when all are required 10
practice the most rigid economy, the undersigned
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD
TO TWO DOLLARS PER DAY, at the same
time abuting none of heluxurics with which their
table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB q co.
Oct. -, ls6l.-l mo.
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NOTICE.

NJ OTICE ia hereby given, that number Of Logs have
IN been taken up while floating the river susquehaia
Northumberland county, by Cornelius X. larges bearing
the following marks upon them
OBJ; CB,i CM BELL HC;*;ID; D;OR;J J&K;
ID II d BSBi 2,Ci DMH; 2,Wi Mo- Bi 5
AZ (H).
statement and description was filed IN my Office on the
2Sth 0f September, 1861 at Geogetown. Northumberland
county, Pa foI the insps cthm of all Concerned The
thereof requested prove property
pay all legal chaiges and take them away oiheIwi
the same will be forfeited
4 a REssIER,JP
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THE NAVAL EXPEDITION

4 Hedcy RtbeL L0SS-NcT orleans Threaten.
ed-An Immense Hed IF Slip Bia,d.
CAIRO, lLL., Nov 1.-THE Memphis
papers received here to, day contain Dispatch
from Savannah, fully confirming the landing
OF the Naval Expedition at Beaufort and the
capture OF IT." three Rebel rurts at Port Royal
Hilton Head and Bay Point.
The Federal iorces had possession Of the
town oi Beaufort.
The Rrb, Is acknowledge their loss to have
he"n very large.
The Southern papers. also Q III, ed to dav
speak OF on immense fleet of ship Island.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IN THE war
Among the members OF the present Congress
now 10 the active service ofthe United States,
against the rebels. are Hon. JobD II. McCler.
nand and Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Of illinois =
kellog. OF Michigan: Senator Wilson. of
Massachusetts; Senator Sherman, of Ohio /;
Hon. John s. Phelps, of Missouri; Hon
James S. jackson, of Kentucky; Hon.
N kee Duno, OF Indiana Senator Lane. OF
Kansas. Col. Curtis, OF Iowa, resigned bis
seat to accept the appointment of brgadier
general
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IMPORTANT FROM THE FLEET.
BEI UFORT REPORTED CAPTURED

FoRTREss MONROE, Nov 10, via Baltimore
llth.-The steamer ). r. Spauldng, which
arrived from Hstteras Inlet this morning,
reports that early on Saturday spy reached
Iiatteras with intelligence from the enemy-
The spy came in "a small soil boat from the
main land, und reports that the Union forces
had effected u landing nt beaufort. and that
portion Of them had proceeded to throw up
entertainments.
Beaufort had been taken with loss to the
Federal feet Of three steamers disabled By
the fire OF the enemy. The spy was unable
to give much additional information, but the
May Flower was mentioned as one OF the
steamers. Passengers from Hatteras by the
Spauldiug express confidence in bis state
meut.
The wreck Of the Union has been confirmed
by the arrival of the Albatross this morning
The Onion was seen on Kill Devil beach,
hrnkpn IN twain, the sea making almost a
complete sweep over her. The captain OF
the AlbatroSs being ahXOns to learn the
Particulars ut the disaster, put to shore with
d ~ OF truce he was informed that all the
crew had escaped aud been conveyed to
Raleigh The horses were all lost except
srveuleen. This is substantially the same
report that has already reached US through
Rebel sources.
IMPORTANT From WESTERN VIRGINIA.
.iEock cf the Rebels at Guyandoue, Ta.-
one Hu.dred Federal Soldiers Killed or
Taken PliSOnsrS-IHe Rebel Residents
Fire from their Houses
GALLPuLIs. Ohio, Nov ll.-The town of
Guyaudotte. Va, on ihe Ohio River. thirty
six miles below here, was attacked,last pigh ht
10y six huHdred Rebels.
Out of the one hundred and fifty Federal
troops stationed there, only about fifty
ssca ped the rest were killed or taken prs'
ouers. The Rebel residents Of the town,
both male aud female, fired from their houses
on our men.
The steamers which passed down last night
were compelled 10 put Back, These steamers
went back to Gnynndotte ut ten O'clock. Ibis
morning, with four hundred Federal troops
fom Point Pleasant, but nothing has beeu
heard from them since.
Three steamers have passed up since the
sSlrmisb, and report that not person could
be seen in the town.
GALIIPoLIs, Nov. ll.-The steamer Empire
CITY hos just arrived from Guyandotte,
The Secession portion OF the inhabitants, il
spprars. were looking for the attack, and had
"A snpper prepared for the Rebel cavalry, who
we're beaded by the notorious Jenkins, and
numbere1 500. Eight Of our men were
killed, and a considerable nuVber taken
prisoners The Rebel loss is nrt known.
Col Zeigler's FInb Vireinis lFedera al
Regiment. 90 bis arrival al Guyapdotte, iret
tho town. and the principal pa:t OF il lie nos
10 ashes The Rebels left about an houi
aeior! tAe arrival VI Zsigler
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Mercury.
'wam's Panacea has been fur mnre than f,rt, yenrs
cHciiaird ~ this county ami IN Europe for its extra
ordinary cares, r the certificates uf which reference is
made to the directions aud books (Which may be had
gr1tisj accompanying the fuiHceai of winch give
the particulars Ot cas's too Ilghu for general pubic.
-n, where tue paens nave been almost up with
Sc,"niI aud wers deemed lcurable by Physicians.
1t has beeu used IN hospitals and private practice aud has
been recommended by tr most celebrated PLY slcas and
other en'nent persi Among others, by w. Gibson, NJ.
D., Pnt. ut Surgery, Penn University; Valentine Mott
M. D., Prof ut Surgery, n. y. University; w T.. De-
wees, NJ d. Prot A!hl Penn. University; n. Chapman,
n. D., Prot. ntPhysc. Penn University; r. Parkr H. ID :
President College rh;s,cans, Pnladepha Dr. Del Vau,
ApI"t. "I Medlcne HAVANA; jose FouIehco de Luz Prof
N Surgery, Lisbon; j. Chipunn, Menhrr Roya! College
Surgeons, London; Il. w, Irving, late Minister 10 Spain
SIR thomas Pearson, Munr Gelicrsl British Army Gil
bert Robertson, British Consul. Nc.
The wvrderiul cutes effected by SWAlM'S PANACEA
have for many years made 1t IN invaluable remedy Tie
PaTicea does not contain ia nay onu and being
IN inorcnt prepafatsn 1t may be given To the
der infant
The retail price has been reduced to SI50 per bottle,
Continuing three hall pins or three bottles Cor ~.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaims Panacei is in round bottles. iuted longudnuy
"SWMMes-PANACEA- -rIIILADA."
Having the lnsnc OF LAS SWAIN sspcd on the seuing
wax mud written the hbcl covering the cork, aud n
So en'd engraving on the side of the b"ttle by Draper
Co., bank e cgrivers, n the centre Of which is por-
tInit II the late Wm Swain, (co pyrieht secured9
II pefsuns p'rcasug the ruticea will be careful Ia OBJ
serve that the VOID SWAIN cr,ecty Spelled they
,,..,,,,,'. Ai:sc, 4,., swAIAS yEFWrrGr, ..,.
ey f nl diseas,s arising ft6 m debility Of the digestive
gns, such Acidiy of thr Stomach, WurIps Chul,Ia
M"rlus d. ysnnury, Fsv,f ana AgGe Breeding Piles Sick
Heac1ehe, &c. See the r""he' (Which Hay be hd gra.
Prepared only at sISAiM'S LABORATORY, THE
old 'rshND, sou rTSEVENTH STREET BELOW
CHEsTNur, Philadelphia, and sOId by ~ druggists III the
General Agents for the United States,
SCHiEFFEI.iN BROTHERS CO,
l7O William Street, New York.
Phh'a, Oct 5.A3m p.
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES.


IL E. HOOKER Ss CO.,
ROCHESTER, n. Y
JOHN W. BUCHER, Local Agent, sunbory
Pa.
TSHhe subscriber. having been appointed local
Z Agent for the sale of Fruit trees, plants,
vines, &c, of one ofthe most reliable Nurseries,
calls the attention of all who want choice fruit to
this method, as more cel tam than by oltnning
them through travelling agents Among those
described in the Catalogue are, Dwarf Pear
Trees, of the age for transplanting, remarkably
fine.
) warf Apple Trees, on Paradise Storks, ma.
king beautiful little trees for the garden and pro-
ducing remarkably fine specimens of fruit in
very short time.
Dwarf Cherry Trees, budded on Mahaleb
Stocks, handsome trees.
Standard Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees very
fine, with large list of varieties.
Peach, Plum, Nectarine and Apricot Trees.
GooseberTy, Blackberry aud Strawberry Plant
all of the finest kinds.
Curanls,-mauy new aud improved varieties,
such as Cherry, White Grape, White Gondouin,
Red Grape, Victoria, &c.
Strawberry Plants, in great variety, including
the Hooker, Wilson's Albany, Triomphie de
Gand, (the mos, approved old varieties,) as well
all the novelties.
Grape Vines,-including those fine, new, yet
well tested kinds, which no planter should he
without, such as Delaware, Concord. aud Hart.
ford Prolific. These we have propsgated SO ex
iensiveiy as 10 able to offer them at reduced and
satisfactory prices.
Plants, Roses, Evergreens and every variety Of
ornamsntsl trees snd Shrubbery, securely packed
JOHN W. BUcHER, Agent, sunbury IA.
sunbu'y, Fsbusiy, 9, 1861.
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TREES! wRuusI

TREES! TREES!
TENIIE undersigned invite attention to, ther
L large and we'll grown stock Of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
shrubs, &c, embracing large and complete as.
sorlment Of
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums Cherries. A,ri.
cots, ana Neciarines, Stspdard Tor the
Orchard and Dwarf for ltsa
garden.
English Waluats, Spanish Chsenuts. Ho7l"'
nuts &C., Res0erurs, Strowberries, Curanis ant
tiooseberri,s, in ereatvarietY.
CRATES OF CHOICEST KINDS.
Asparagus, Rhubsrh, &c, sc. Also a ir
s,Osk OF well formed, bushy EVERGREENs
sritablS for the Cemeiry and Lawn.
Decijuous Trees lor street planting and gen
er al assortment of Ornamental Trees and Flow
eri ng Shrubs.
Roses OF choice varieties. Camellias, Deddir
Plants, sc.
Oar stock is remarkably thrifty and fne an
we offer il at prices To suit the times.
~ Catalogues mailed to all applicants
Address EDWARD ]. EVANS q rs
Central Nurseries. YORK, Pa.
SepteEher II, ls6l.---3m
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0Ql ar Il c b S /.
THE WAR Nv KENTUCKY.
Important Battle near Columbus Ky.-A
Brilliant Tic,ory


CAIRO, Nov I.
An expedition left here last night undei
command Of Generals Grant and McOlernand
and landed at Belmont, three miles abov,
Columbus. at o'clock this morning.
The Federal troops, numbering three
thousand FIVE hundred, engaged the rebels
whose force amounted 10 seven thousand, al
eleven o'clock. l'be battle lasted till sun
down. The rebels were driven from their
entertainments across the river with great
loss. Their camp was burned, with all their
stores aud baggage.
Their cannon, horses and mules, with one
hundred prisoners, were captured.
The Federal troops then retired, the
rebels having received reuforcements from
Columbus
Both Of our Generals bad their horses shot
from under them.
Col Dougherty, Of Illinois, was wounded
snd taken prisoner by the rebels.
The rebel loss is not known. The Federal
lnss is believed to be- from three to five
Hundred.
AFFAIRS IN THE MOUNTAINS.
The following is su extract from a letter
from Camp Uulvert, near Camp Wild
Cat:
was just about proceeding to tell you how
Old Solly, as the mouutaineers call Felix
u ,llicoher. the redoubted destroyed the land
be passed through. Had the seven plaques
of Egypt passed over the Cumberland dis.
trict, IT would not have been more desolate
The poor farmers who, 10 a season OF pleGty
have not more than enough to see them suie
into the sprioc, were robbed Of every sack Of
-four ond pound Of pork their fences burned,
their cows, sheep, and geese shot dead in
their tracks. counted on one farm that of
u uoted Union man, thirty head Of cattle shot
and left in the fields 10 poison the air with
their pestilentisl odors. From not. one of
them had O single steak been cut. AS the
Federal army marched along, the affrghted
inhabitants came skulbing from the woods to
look at their devastated dwellings.
Tn" unga,hered corn served to feed the
rebel h1rs 6 aud its planters now go mourn .
ing up ana down the land without food for
their starving families TO the credit of
ZollicolTer be il said, that oil he.inhabitants
represent i'm as "ndeavoring to stay the !
desirncton hnt his forces ere u lawless bend |.
of q uudcrs, acknowledging no control, and |
.cheylug 40 superior. 1t would sicken the !
hrart uf phsroeh's lean kline to see this ;
Iii lhiiug curse. He reireated ike whrl- |
wind, wtherng and destroying everything he !
touchrd. Great diversity of opinion prevails |
ng Ia the rphp loss at Wild Cat. 1t was very |
b.,vy hoy heavv va cannot pppss Zolli |
co1-r Said in the presence Of some of his |
rrsnners who bave since escaped, THAT his
best regiment was cut 10 pieces"
ryIoN GENERALS IN KENTUCKY
r,. \o,ir ,,rr.s,,pd.rt of N. cincinnati
,,,,~.us o,v.s IN. roIlnvinc dsscri,iion If
some OF the Uuinu generals 10 Kentucky:
krntucly is we'll Supplied with generals.
She has now eieren Of them in active opera.
,,i,., asn,r,,,s who aro oIr.od, r.;,i,;rr i,
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FANCY FURS!!

respectfully mute examination Of stock and prices
from those intending 10 purchase as am enabled to offer
them very desirable inducements.
All my FuTs have hee purchased for Cash. aud made
by experienced hands and the present monetary
render Unnecessary that should dispose Of my goods at
very small advance cost
sed TINT il would be to the inter- est of those who
design purchnsng tu give call.
" Recnect the name, number and street: ]. Faiiera
(New Fur Sore,l us Arch Street, Phiadelphla.
Sept Z, 1SGl-5m.
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BERRYsBURG MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINA AIRY

TENHE FALL TERN of this institution will
Il commence on Monday. October 2slh, 1861,
For particulars address the Principal
PETER s. BERGSTRESSER,
Berrysburg, Daupbn county, Pa.
October &c, ls6i.-4t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE s hereby given that the partnership heretofore
existing between George Emerich and Daniel Seal IN
the Tanning business, in Lower Alahanoy townsh p,
Northunbea land county, issavtd Ly nutua consent
ON tho lst ns,bnt 1heaccuus VIII be settled by either
Of the parties The BUSINESS Wh he, hereafter carried
by The subscriber. ut the same plare
Oct 10, ls6I-5t GEORGE EMERICu.
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GovERNMENr HORSES .-About one thou.
sand government horses are to be distributed
throughout Cumberland aud Dauphin couu'
ties, 10 be fed aud taken care Of They are
to be held as reserve, to be called for just
as they are needed.
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Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Prepa
DR.. ECoTLAND'S
CELEBKATED
GERMAN BITTERS.

fFPDN1tN
DR.. JACKSON & 10, ph,Isde,p,,ia. P.pn,a
WIN elieciualy cure Liver Complaint, Dyspep
sia, Jaundioe, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Disease OF the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordereJ Liver or Stomach.
s9ch as Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess Booa e
he nehu Acldty OF the stomach, Nausea, Ilearthurn,
disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight IN the stomach
'u fiuctatpps, Sinking or Flueriug at the Pit of The
n,nhGn Swimming Of the liead Hurried and Difficult
beaihng Futtcrng at the Hear Choking or Sulucating
ei,saul's when h lying posture. Dimness uf Vision,
Do.s oi webs before the Sight, Fever und Dul ai in the
ad penGGlency n Perspifnn lelowntss OF The skin
quo :yss Pan IN the Side, Back Chest Limbs, Sc Sad
of, lsles Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant Imu-
snnes II evil aud grsat Depression of Spirits and viii
p1Tsn'sy prevent YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FE.
The Pnprietor IN calling the attention Of the pulc 10
hs PIE araon d'es with affecting Of the utmost con.
uehee ~ is virtues and adaptation TO the diseases for
whichit is recommended.
IL IS no new aud untried article but that bpa stood
te test oi twelve years trial before the American e-
pe ana us reputation and sale unvae by any sia
preparation eStant. rhe testimony IN its favor given ~
NE most prominent and welknown physcians and ndi-
VIuhls In all parts VI the country immense aud care.
u pcruSal m me Almanac, published aununy by the prb-
s nhu 10 pc had gratis at any of their AEer's, can
m but satisfy tn skeptica that this rem, DIV is really
deserving the great cfcbiuy it has utair,d
. READ fIiE EVIDENCE.
FROM Newton BrSwu, D. d Editor nf the Encyclope-
49, da of Religious knowledge.
Aihongh not disposed tu favor rec ,ffnicnd Patent
Medicines in general through isirust of their ingredients
nd ELECTS yea know 0f nj sufficient reason why man
may m t,Slity to the benefit he Icleves hrret to have
.cCehcu IRON any simple rrtrnia;n. ,Ae hope thai he
nh,y thns contribute tqShe lreu,ti 1T others
U ih's tue more readily IN regatd To- "Icpfrnd's Ger
man bl,es," rrepnethy Dr. C. NJ jackson. of thscty
canso was pejuriced against them for Years under the
lnpi essnm that they were chiefly alcoholic mixture
am lh1cmed 10 my friend Ahtt Shoenaier Esl for tile
'rNal i ihE prejudice iy proper tests, and for cncur.
ngrnert to try ihsm when suffering from great urd long
hued dthiy The use of thIse bottles nf these BIZ,
eis az the beginning of the present year. was followed
by evident eief aud tesotinn to dectee nf bodily and
mental vgor which hnd mt felt six months before
anu hhh ntnost desn1red of rcganiug therefore thank
"'u ah1 my if'chd Tor directing me to the use nf them
August II, 1S6l--tv
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT.

LEXTNGTON, NOV. II.
A courcer from General Nelson's brigade
with dispatches to Adjntant General Thomas,
reports fighting bt PIkesvle for two days
The rebels lost four hundred killed and one
thousand prisoners
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have purchased nj Constable 5
sale on the 2gih of October, 1851, the se nf r s,
Bnrnhars personal property, III Point township Nor.
thunbrruld county, the following articles viz One
Horse. one two hlrse Wagon, and three head of cattle
aud that have loaned the s,ine to said Esn FaMhIrt,
during my win md pleasure.
November = lS6i.-Gt t.a DAVIS JONEs
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FdUM TENNEssE E

HiLADELPHIA, NOV. IL.
The Union men Of Fast Tennessee have
burned numbers Of Railroud bridges and
telegraph wires to prevent the transportation
OF troops. One bridge of two hundred feet
spans was destroyed on Saturday morning
last. ltwss on the East Tennessee Railroad.
| -Four structures on the line north of
Knoxville was entirely destroyed. A very
heavy wooden bridge at Charleston, Bradley
county, Tennessee, was destroyed on the
evening OF Friday last. Charleston il
seventy Eve miles southwest of Knoxville
| and contains two hundred Inhabitants. This
action of the Union men will convince the
government that East Tennessee will redeem
herself il an opportunity offers.
THE BATTLE EATBtLMoSr. MO
Sr. LOUIS, Nov 9.--Gen. Grant teleurapbs from
Cairo to the head quarters here, that our victory
at Belmont was complete. We captured one hun.
DIRE and thirty prisoners, and all the Rebel aril
lrry, hut were obliged to leave part of the guns
behind, for the want of horses 10 haul them awav.
Some OF the prisoners report that a large force
was preparing 10 start to reinforce General Price
but this attack will no doubt prevent it. Our loss
is about Two hundred aud iiy and Of this number
about OF ehalf were killed OF mor,ally wouDfeJ
NAsnINaToS. Nov. 9-Ihe War Department
has received an official despatch concc rnina the
battle q: Belmont Missouri which generally con-
firms the newspaper statements 1t says that
CaP'aln biedioshi, oi Grn. McClrrnanI's staff,
was killed. and, among other particulars I'VE
ionght all The way into the enemys camp, imme.
di tcy under the guns OF Columbus, spiked two
gus, and brought away two. together with two
hundred prisoners " The Federal loss is stated
at three hundred, that OF tie enemy being much
heavier.
CuicAGo, Nov. ~ special despatch to the
Times from Cairo says 1t is imposlhe to obtain
any 'hing IKE an accurate report OF the killed, wnun'
urd and missing III Tie engagement at Belmont
." 'he Hn' us es'i'n"ted MAJ "a OF The twenty
.S .oi'u i.''no's are missing ne total missing
a'e IfPof'eu AZ ''o' VI 'he Seventh Iowa. Cot
:n'', ", was W"u"'.u' nut not dangerously.
;, ~, 's' "''. ",,i'u 'he maJor ana
- ,.; "s' ""u '''1 ,eP'''eo hi,'eu III
h,,, a. oe,is, T.,.,,' ' anu wo 'hoeu' All
rnll c,,I amat,,'., '"' ""s"efeu a' 'he
Tbe i,ss IN I;,c,r,r, p..;.,
asrertoinrl Inn, !, i s,ts"'I I ,''', na' "o. pee"
O,,s hrn,,,o, .,,I ,,,i, w, oo n'"'F'
hn ,hapi 'uHe", .,',
leave I5D urisnr.rs o,i a.t ,,a,rIa'I,.a .so o,;,1
but would not uermi, the Fel.,sI ,,,; "',lu,
went tStoumLn. with a a,a of ,r,,,.a ,an,orI,
to visit the place TO which th.v courov.J ,La;,
dead. No reIialle news has hem ,sceiycd f,nn,
Colonel OpIeby's command which sta,,sd an a.,
expedition against Jeff Tbumuso's command a,
Bloomfield. few days since Areport prevails,
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SUDBURY STEAM FERRY

SUNBURY STEAM FERRY
AND TO WIN & OATCOMP ANY.
ENRANELLERS and others are respectfully
IL informed that the subscriber, in order 10 ac.
commodate the public aud facilitate travel. has
reduced the rates OF ierriage at his STEAM
FERRY, over the Susquehanna. at Sunbury, aud
will carry Passengers, Horses, Carriages, and
other vehicles, at the following rates, viz
Foot Passengers each cents.
Horse and Rider, Is
II Horse and Buggy, rs
Two Horse Conveyance 40
Farmers and others, wishing to transport Coal
and Produce, can mako arrangements at still
lower rates.
A large, safe and commolous Steamboat will
rnn regularly and promptly at all hours Of the
day, and to accommodate those who desire to az
tend the Churches al Sunbury and SeIinsGrevc,
the Boat will Jun on Sunday.
The Steam'na: will run from Market Street
Warf, and promptly convey Passengers from
both sides of the River, without delay,
The steam Ferry BOW otord. not only ga &c
and convenient transit over the Susquehanna,
but alec pleasant and agreeable ride.
IRA r. CLEMENT Lessee and Proprietor
Sunhury, May rs, 1861,
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LATER AND IMPORTANT.

UNILANDI NOV. II.
The bark q. b. Hamilton reports that of
Charleston she passed eight war and trans
port steamers aud eight sailing vessels,
lncluding the great Republic. The steamers
were heading westward and the sailing yes
sels were lying to, heading southwark.
The sane day she passed u disabled steamer
with frlgate lying by firing at her, it is
supposed for the purpose of sinking the
wreck. II being iG the track Of homeward
bound vessels.
This wreck was probably the steamer
Governor before reported disabled. The
captain thinks that the fleet had fne weather
Tor landing on Monday of last week.