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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston New Engsnd
parts At o'clock NJ
Way Mail Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virgins, leave Chattanooga Railroad O'Clock
PM
Nashville TO Louisville, departs at o'clock, M
Way Msils
Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia. Missouri
Michigan Northwestern States, departs ct O'Clock H.
NashVleto Decatur, Erankin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, separtat 9 O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville 70 Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs at 4
O'Clock NJ Also Offices the way and BEYOND LebsuoR AZ
o'clock NJ. .... ...-
Nashville to ClSrksville departs at 5H o'clock NJ,
Eos Southern kentucKy, departs ct 50 A NJ.
Naeville sheibyvile via Noensvle and Trupe Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock A NJ
Nashville to Huntington, via Charlotte, Wavery, til week
iy, Monday, Weinesiay an Friday, at 2 O'Clock ".
Nashville TO Liberty, via Stewards Ferry, Huddestones
Roads, Rura Hill &c weekly, Thursday, at 70 o'clock NJ
Nashville Centrevile, Tank Vernon, Pnewood &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock z n.
Nashville 70 osrkSIie, via Sycamore Mills, weekly Friday,
81 ! o'clock P. NJ.
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Attention Germans
a Good Fnr,al for sase.

A Good Farm for Sale.
NEIE for sale the place which Coleman has lived
w since 1855, and the Rogers land, lying
yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within mile OF Wi2nsvle, and three miles OF the Nash
Northwestern Railroad; healthy, pleasant and bean
u part Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
ninety aes-eghy cleared, and about Fifty acres
rood land clear; it isns good state Of cultivation, with
dwelling houses ont houses ETC. ARo two good
we'll bered, certainly be made Of the most ds
in this secten Of country. We promise
land will sell for cash. time with inter
est further information call James McNelly, who
vesnesr said place, the undersigned at Landing
Tennessee river. = BYRN & BROTHER
C5iion aad AneyicGN copy and charge AdGOcate.
seu2g--tf
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OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina, souh Carolina
Georgia Sop II Alabama sBd East Ten arrive via Chat
tAnooga Railroad, at5IS O'Clock, A 81.
Northern and Es tern Mails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad Western States, twice day O'Clock, p NJ
and clock, A. 81. Way Mails & L r p. daily.
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas and
Mississippi arrive daily at IL ccleek, AM.
Way Mails route arrive daily att O'Clock, 81.
smityle, Alexandria and Lebanon, Way Nails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at IL O'Clock, III.
Smithland Hopkinsve, ard portion OF Southern Ken
lucky GAINESVILLE and way Mails daily 10 o'clock, A. NJ
shelbyvlle via TrSne and way nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at u o'clock, NJ
West Tennessee via Huntingdon WsverIy and ohsriatte III
weekly Sunday wednesday and Friday, ii O'Clock, A NJ
Liberty via Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly, Thursday
at II O'Clock a n.
Csntrevile Vernon End Pineweod South Harper and
Tank semi weekly, Tuesday and Frcsy, IL O'Clock Nm
ClarEsville via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend ac weekly
Friday, at IL o'clock AN.
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.DWRcLEANsS UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BHiousness Reads
nche

l7''s ache, &c.
FVNHRRE has never been OATHARTIo medicine offered to
public, that has given such eltire satisfaction as Nc
LEANs UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and csn
by the tender infant prompt and powerful IN
removing az Bilious seceoas AedDr Impure, Feed Matter
Stomach. In they the only Pills that should
be used IN malsrious DISTRICTS. ID ..s-.
They produce Gripping Sickness aa In the stemseh OF
Bowels though very active and searching in their opsTsoR
promoting healthy Of the Liver snd Kidneys Who
will from BoEsness Headache and Foul stomach when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly on
hand single season, prevent hours, days,
and months Of sickness Ask for Dr. j. Il. McLens Unver
Pills Take other Being coated they tseeSs Price
only Is per box snd be sent By sl TO part OF
the United States. -
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner OF Third and Pine streez, st. Louis No,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE. u - ss.sas
am the day Of june 1861, will open sndhold an cleo
ton, for the purpose Ct voting uppp Declaration or
Independence Ordinance dssvng the Federal helat
of Tennessee and the United States Of Aer
ca also upon Ar Ordinance for the adoption Of the Con
sttuon the Provisional Cover ment OF the Confederate
of America, according to the requirements Of al Act
passed May the 9th, 1871 -. .. ..,s .-.-- =
The Const in each Civil District will please open and
hold the above election. 80.
mayl7 I'd 9UnN &. EDMUnDSUN, SHERIFF
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NEW BOOKf

RLOBE, MEAL sAND GRAIN - -
KETH VII kesp On hand s1ppll a 49, Il :.
w hyE- B. Eea1, u 1nyrus. 81 4I7 ~ - =
dersfor Eioar SsoEs printed u ang 4-4'
hnlsrs aod Shippers viii % Hsli - ~ ..r..rae 4
aPnl-dlm
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ri b. McLEAN'S NULUANIC Oil LIN
MENTs
chest External in the yFoFId for Man or
Beast.
THNHOUsANDs Il human beings hAvebeen saved life Of de-
repttude and aisery, by the Of this irTuabls Lta
ment Il will reeVs PAIN almost instsn aneeusly, and
vim cleanse purify AMI the SORE in incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re-
isVs the Of RhennstEm, Gout or Neu
raIgin For Paralysis Muscles, Stiffness Weak
neis n tie Joints, Mus Bigamsns II viii never fs
Two applications will Scr Throat, Hesd2ehe or EsrSce
FOR Barns or ScaIds or any Paa, Infsble Kennedy
Try st. you w nd ind peusbie remedy Keep it
always hand. ...s
PLASTERs FARMERS any having charge OF torses
will money By using AcLeans Volcanic Oil Liniinen II
Il tpeedy and nfalole for Calls, sprhinS Ohsfes,
sweine, Smeness sweeny Sores, Wounds Scratches
external disease Try It, and you vii be convinced.
pr. J. 4. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
.s-..-- ...- 49,. = -. Saint Louis, RIO,
Tor sale at Propretors prices by Berry Demoys sndG
WI Hepderyhott nar-9d-tE&Wly
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HORACE IN. HARRISON,

nos AZ OedaK street,
Opposite 10 GEtAolie C51ra1 EaAss ", 7saa4ssssl
WUYILL practice in tho several Courts leld u NSshy
w inths ChsEery and ciscsit Courts q heAnnsal8.
3 war! war! war!
An prepared to poIish sbagpsn sne repair, All ka
Galley st the shortest notice, and = he se,t giye
rasy9sIu wOoDHoCEE.
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Great lsargains in Ready-Elade
CI0thing. g. H7agsa
BENZ. #. SHIELDS & CO.

BE selling unprecedented Bargains in Ready made Cloth
IA ing The stock large, we'll assorted and adapted TO ae
Season and Southern markes. Terms cash delivery
mayl-tf r;t---e --.t B. :. s. & CO.
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Change of Location.

NHHH z Oh A1VNsAtAOAH' -
DgINa compelled 20 South, account OF the health
5 my family, will be located for TIE winter st the
depot Pondsxter Little & Co., No. fS Bsrene Net
Orleans where will pleased my friends and will give
prompt the sale Of sill property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas ecruggs, will attend to depot in
Nashville negroes that cannot be sol j.. Nashville BY
stucng will be forwarded to Ne Hoping
by strict Business the ys V and agents.
merit OF the liberal patron TetofoTe
tended me respectfully solicit the fsvos OF al wing
bees in my ne, either for Nashville OF New ORR,
noVlI-I ' WILL. L. BE I'd, JR
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UOAT,S sPoOL COTTON.

BIO COATS SPOOL COTTON.
ETJE store IS f00Do0 yaids, 80 niles 81 NJ
Wv raat,hless Sewing Cson. The loo eo0 70 fec
nessee his Thread all BE furassd thsy
need
By our Strong Southern Arm, WITH TIE eounenancs
John Buil, expest fall Importation q kig and os
nesdul articles II 5epteHbe steamer rest BxsteTH
port Of Mort ok despite % Seward Chase. bs o3 A.
and the III TsriE-
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$50 - 4 s-sss-aa 81
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sa-z1as1 ass COMING WEST. -. s..- q.
Leave Chattanooga at GIL u and 7eO P ~ '' a.
arrive atNashville at BIS M&nd 7:30A ~ "
FENHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 connects at war
trace with SaeltySille Brsneh, at TuIlahoma with Mcinn
vie and Manchester Railroad and at Dech with Winchester
The Trains leaving Nashville at 3I5 NJ connects at ss
race with Branc Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston RrOSe and at Obattanoog with Fast Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads. ~
oug Tickets to the olloHing points, ara ct prices
CO. can be bad at all hours, application to tue Ticket Agent
A Office. M Derot.
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AS a Stimaulant,

70 AS a Stimulant,
IT Is quite different preparations It b not sub
10 reactions shapes continues to exert its inue nc
gradually and eceny, long the least necessity exists 0r
its presence
AS a Female Medicine
equally powerful effective restores the equrp
safer than all the other medicines which Tor yeir
market and which only injurious IN pE e
assisting renovsng the constitution for good r.
that they only made from the illusions OF minds
gnoTant OK the Medical profession altogether
No Minerals!
Wright thinks It well to stake his professional chsf3E
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts the ingredients Of his Rsuvenstng Exiws know
ing what ruin enasd the community By opium AND
mercury.
Generally to the debitated, Wright would say, Never
despair No how down be- matter now
you mater what the have beensrsske
at uhssver has led depart from Hygene principles
take his ..
Re5uvenatIng ElixiE, ..'.
And you will soon yourself pside nsesd
reverse your healthy sound, and worthy
aaember Of the human faraiy. 3
80 per bottle three bottles for s., and forward
ed BY mail to all parts OF the United States.
Bold all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Canadas The esde supplied at liberal Gis,Ount
For sale By the propriesors.
Js WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl ChaTtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold IN Nashville BY @. W. EendershOtt, Berry DOnOviIls
49, 1Y.-r1
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Sold IL Nashville BY ". Eendorsott, Berry DcnoviIl
wing 4 Pendleton, and oil responsible druggists. oc2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13
CHARLES J. BRUNER
For the "Sunbury American "
Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 9Th, 1861

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 9Th, 1861.
II. B. MAssER,
DEAR SIR In company with our
friends, the Highland Officers, ! reached
Camp Lochiel on Saturday evening last. 1t
is a most beautiful situation about three miles
from this city, on the Heights above George.
town. On Suuday morning, little before
sunrise, | stood gazing around, in full view OF
the Capitol and other magnificent buildings
Arlington Heights, Fairfax Court House, the
winding Potomac studded with sails and all
other beauties Of nature and art stretching
out before the eye in this region. Just then
] heard the baud Of our Reg iment playing the
Scotch air, Scots wh'a hae," with so much
solemDty, and 10 such plaintive strains, that
my whole attention was absorbed. 1t seemed
to me- that nothing more WAS needed 10 lend
enchantment to the view"
After spending one night in Camp and just
as the soldiers were assembling Tor divine ser
vice 10 the rear of the staff OfIicers teDts, the
baggage wagons came rattling into the encio.
| sure and we were summoned to pull up stakes
and remove the encampmept into Virginia, III
the vicinity of Camp Corcoran. Accordingly,
| the 18th Regiment, n. Y. 5. NJ. have now
pitched their tents on the SACRED SOIL" and
| may be found not far from the aqueduct opp
site Georgetown. How long they may be
!
the higher powers that be-" lnasmuch US
many troops have been ordered f.om this vi
cinity towards General Pattthrson's Division,
| which it is said needed reiufurcsments, it is
plausible TO infer that when the ighIanders
will be ordered TO move again, it will be 10 a
southern direction.
Col CAMERON has been quite sick for the
last eight or ter days with Dyseutery, but is
now much better lie expects to 90 over to
Camp 20 morrow.
The genera. health Of this region continues
good but of cODrse among so many people as
are here congregated, there are numerous
cases OF Sickness.
1t is not our province to know the designs
of Government until they are expressed in or
ders. But from sundry movements, especial
~ the ordering away of so many regiments, il
Is reasonable to suppose that grand demon.
siration is soon TO bp made
Capt. Ellis and Lieut.. Elliott express them
selves in glowing terms of pleasure concern
ing their recent visit to Sunbury They en-
tertain specially grateful feelings towards the
many fair friends with whom they met, auC
from whom they received SO much patriotic
attention.
Excuse haste, as several clergymen hav,
Just invited me TO join their party, in discus
sing matters appertaning to the religious 10
terests of onr military. You may expect t
hear from me again / expect to 80 to CAM
this evening.
Yours, Truly, r.
S. Rev. Mr. Gallagher of the oath y
Y. Regiment, entertains q very pleasant re
collection of his passage through Sunbury
where the ladies entertained him with music
and desires his respects to be presented to a
the kind people.
r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

c. DEATH OF Col STRAUB.-Col G. NJ.
S!raub, of Schuylkll county, died in the city
Of Washington about three weeks ago at the
house Of j. A. Ingram, on Capitol III, aged
GO years. He left his home iu Tamaqua in
February last, went to Harrisburg, from
which place be suddenly disappeared soon af
ter His family knew nothing Of bis whera
abouts until the tidings of bis death were tel
egraphed to them. lie was buried at Wash
ington. Col. Straub was formerly Sheriff O
Scbuylkill county, and represented this dis
trici one term in Congress, and 10 1855 va:
elected to the State Senate.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13
o. THE PREsIpENT's MEss.GR.-rbis 5ot

O. The Presidents MEssAGE.- ibis doc.
ument is an able State paper, and will be read
with interest by ALL 1t relates almost wholly
TO the war, anG will fud hearty response
from every true patriot without regard tc
party.
We wish we could say as much for the Re
port OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, which
while it recommends duty of fifteen cents OF
tea, two and half to -four cents on sugar
aud cents on coffee, proposes to reduce the
duty on iron from one to two dollars per ton
The policy OF Secretary Chase is not only il
liberal but i'll advised and mpolitic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13
REGksTEus's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all legatees, Gre
~ ditors and other persons interested in the
following estates. that the Executors, Admn>tiu-
tors and Guardians of the same, have filed their
accounts with the Register Of Northumberland
county and that hev will he preserved u the
Orphans Court of said county On Tuesday tue
9th OF August next, in the forenoon OF that day,
for confirmation, to wit
! Bird, Joseph F. deceased, settled by his ad-
ministratoT Josiah + Bird.
Cressingcr, Mary, settled by her guardian,
/ Joseph Crossinger
5 DoebIer, Jacob deceased, settled by his eXrCu-
J tors, Joseph Craven and Jacob DOeher.
| 4 Engel, Abraham, deceased, minor children Of,
settled by their guardian, Edward Baum.
Feaser, Emely, settled By her guardian,
/ James Reeder.-
/ Gels, Jacob deceased settled by his executor
/ Henry Gels
/ Hannabach, Daniel deceased, settled by hls
! administratrix Hannah Hannabach.
X Kramer, Vim deceased settled hy his
administrator ]. q kremer
Long. Magdaiena deceased, minor children Of,
! bv their guardian George Long.
/ 10 Masser, Henry deceased, settled by Peter Is
Masser, one of the executors.
! II Miller, Philip deceased, settled by his admin
istrator Jacob SpatZ.
! - Mill, Aaron deceased, settled by his execu.
/ tor Abraham Schegel.
! l3 Miller, Grace deceased, settled by her ad'
ministrstor solomon Miller.
IA Reed, Mary Z settled 10y her guardian Jesse
/ Reed.
Rothermel. Elizabeth deceased, by he exc
cutor Isaac Rothermel.
| l6 RotheTme Daniel deceased, by his execu'
I tors Michael Lenker and Isaac Rothermel
! n Rehbock, Conrad deceased, settled by his
administrator Peter Ferster and Courad Rehbock.
ls Schminky, John DIR. deceased, by his ad-
minlsua or lohE ) Schminkey.
| 10 Schsnkweiler. Andrew deceased, settled
by his administrator solomon Schankweiler.
30 Snyder, Caiharine (now G Mallick) settled
by her guardian WIN J. Dewart.
! 81 Transue, Edward, deceased, settled by his
administrator Jacob Transue
| 20 Wolverton. Silas deceased, settled by his ad-
ministrator VIM. Reed.
23 Jones. VIM deceased. settled by his ad'
mihistTsiors w 4 Forsyth aud b smith.
"a. John Tehopp, dec d., settled by his anmin
isiTstor. II Resser
]. b. MASsER, Register.
Registers Office,
Sunbury, July 18th. 1891
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

a. Our Wlliamsport friends have hand.
Regiments as they passed through that place
from Elmira. These acts of courtesy and
kindness have made most favorable impress
sion on the citizen soldiers Of our sister State,
which they have invariably expressed while
here. They were all delighted with the
scenery of the Susquehanna valley, and the
hospitality Of the people. The ladies oi
SuDbury first ihaugutated this movement
and many thanks they received from the
hungry soldiers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

ca Having been absent several weeks, we
were not aware that one of the luminous cor.
respondents Of the Northumberland County
Democrat bailng from "Boyles Run" had
something to say in regard TO this paper,
until We saw the castigation administered to
him by our neighbor of the Gazette, last week
We trust be will profit by that lesson. II
not, he may share the fate Of another innocent
victim OF misplaced confidence, who, some
years since, after being bsmboozed aud
deceived 10 his aspiration for Office, by the
wire pullers of this place, declared to MS
tbencesorlh he wonld have nothing to do with
politics, politicians, or newspapers, and con.
fine himself entirely to his Bible. We would
advise Jonathan TO profit by his example
Fighting editors lie something like fighting
fails, in which somebody generally receives a
severe 'hrashing aud is always sure to come
of second best.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

g. The BATTLE NEAR MARTINsBURG-The
news from the seat of war this week, is more
than usually interesting, from the fact that
the llth Pennsylvania Regiment, under Col
jarrett, and the lst Wisconsin Regiment,
led of in the fight at Failing Waters, Va, on
the I'd of July. The "Sunbury Guards" aud
the Muucy Company appeared 10 have been
in the hottest part of the fght. and the uu.
hinching courage they displayed on that occa.
sion, sent thrill through the heart of many
an anxious parent and friend. All honor to
our brave boys They have been anxious y
waiting to meet The enemy on the battle field
Their desires have been gratifed, and the re.
suit shows that they are not unworthy de.
scendants oftheir revolutionary forefatbers. -
We understand that Col. jarrett remarked
that he had no trouble to get bis men into bat
tie, but good deal Of difficulty in calling them
back.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

Gzg Col. CAMERoN-The Washington
correspondent of the PbilsdeIpbla Inquirer,
meanly iusinustes that Col. Cameron of the
New York Highland Regiment, who had
been confined by an attack of dysentery, had
made it convenient to be sick on the eve OF
an expected battle. The naign spirit of this
correspondent 10 his attacks on General
Cameron and bis friends, is too apparent to
deceive any one. The letter of our CORES.
pondent, the Chaplain of that Regiment
refers to Col Cameron's illness. The cour.
age of COL Cameron will not be questioned
even by bis enemies who know him, a fact
which some villi6ers connected with the
press, in years gone by, had ample reasons tc
believe from practical Illustrations.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

Ga LEGISLATION FOR TRAITORS. Hon
Thaddeus Stevens offered a resolution in the
House Of Representatives, to abolish all the
ports of entry in the seeded states. This
will strike most effective blow at the rebel
lion. The proposition in the Senate to dis
franchise the rebel leaders, is also a wise aud
Jnnicious measure more effective than the
sword or the bayonet. By abolishiug The
ports of entry We entirely cut of oil trade
and completely destroy their revenue, enc
prominent leaders 10 the war against tn,
government, we leave no escape but figh
from the country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13
Shamokin Coal Trade.

GUTTA PERcHA CEMENT RooFINe.--Ws
invite the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement of Messrs. J0ANS d CROS-
LEY New York, in another column.
The numerous experiments made for the
last few years. to produce q substitute for tin,
slate and shingle roofs, have at last led to a
perfect triumph in the GuTrA PERcBA Cement
Roofing offered by these gentlemen.
Possessing in great degree, The features
Of elosticity, (which is qualification of a
Gem. . Roofing actually necessary and long
after.) durability and cheapness, combined
with the fact that 1t is weather aud fire proof,
its genera! adoption cannot be too earnestly
urged. Their Gutta Percha Cement for
coating and repairing Metal Roofs OF all
kinds and for preserving all metals from rust
aud corrosion-from its great durability and
cheapness, is fast superceding points Of every
description heretofors used for such purposes.
! These materials TOR which the Fret Pre-.
miums have been awarded by the American
! Institute and many of the principal State
Fairs throughout the country.) are rccemmed d
in the highest terms by the New York Il
Erie r r. Co, and many of the principal
Railroads North and South, and also by the
Officers of the leading Insurance Conpauies
/ throughout the country
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-13

Eas MORE SoLDIERs.--Tbe 23d Regiment,
New York volunteers, Col. II. g.. Hoffman,
from Elmira, passed through this place, on
their way to Washington, on the Sub. They
remained here nearly 90 hour on the siding,
below town. Perceiving dozen or more
cows in on adjoining field, the boys ap.
preached them, and n double quick time
filled their canteens with the lactea fluid
some milking in tin cups aud Others into their
bottles.
On Monday evening last another regiment
the 33d, from the same place, Colonel r. +
Taylor, passed through. They were fine
looking men, mostly from Ontario county
They were much pleased to see so many o
our ladies, with lights in hand, to gree. them