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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-29

Those Preparations (unlike nil ,thsr,) IRE
Free from roisnnsr
"Not dangerous to the Human Family
"Rat do not die ON the premises"
"They come out Of their holes to die"
They the only intullibe remedies Known
"l2 years and more established IN New York CITY ~
Used by--the City Post OlFce
Used blythe City Prisons and station Houses
Used by-the City Steameis, Ships. 81.
Used blythe CITY Hospitals, Aims Houses, DC.
Usrdby--the CITY Hctels--'Astor'-'S Nicholas, &c.
Used blythe Boarding Houses, &c.
Used by--nore than 50, 600 Private Families
~ See one or twa Specimens of what is EveryNyhrrg
sad by the Penple-E Ej:prs--Deslers, &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS--tro with vermn need be =
ia longer ~ they use "ChstHTis" EA'ernnators We
have used to our sltlsfacton and il box cost as W,
would have II Wp had tried pulsOns, hut they eecet
nothing but"Costa'sr article knocks the breath out OF
Rais Mice, Reaches and Bed Bugs quicker than we cal
write II. II Is IN great demand all over the country
Medina ~. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED annual
IN Grant County 10y vernn, than would pay Tor tons O
this Rat aud Insect kilieT-Lancast,r (Nvis) Herald
HENRY r. CosTAR-We are setting ynur preparation
rapidly. Wherever they have been used. RAts Mice
Reaches mud Nermin disappear rapidly.
ECKER sGorPFKR, Druggists, Windsut u
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Attorneys at Law, Sunbury, Pa.
4 JORDAN ROCKEFELLER aud SOLOMON
A. h. BOYER. respectfully announce that they
have entered into copartrcrslr in the practice Of
their profession. and will continue to attend to al
business entrusted to their charge in the counties
of Northumberland, Union, Snyder and Muntour.
promptly, faithfully and carefully. Special nttcn-
tiun VIII bc given to the COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS. Con-ulatiou. can be had in the GER
MAN language.
uihcc-Mnrkrt street, opposite WcAvcr's Hotel
Sunbury, February t. 1850
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SPALhlNG'S Prepared Glue and Shelleys Mu-
- cisHgr, price per bottle and brush % cents
Cordial Elixir Of Caisaya Bark and Benline, for
removing grease, for sale at the office of the Sunbury
American.
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LOOx nEEg E!
ROOTS AND SHOES.

I F you want To buy cheap for cash, 60 to WM IL
| MILLER. He has received from Philadelphia a
large stock of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-29

NOR SALE, an eyccllant secondhand Cooking
/ Stove also several Cylinder Coal Stoves.
Enquire at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-29

His stock consists of Gents kipp Boots, Youths
kpp Boots Chldrens Calf Boots.
Also variety of Womens Calf Lace Boots, Wo.
mems Morocco Lace Boots Children Morocco and
Calf Lace Boots all of which he will sell cheap foi
CASH.
Also, first quality of Tampeo Morocco for sale for
cash WIN. ii. MILLER.
S,1,L, Inn l9nn
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DLANk parchment Paper) Deeds and blank
~ Mortgages, Bonds, Executions, summons, &c
for sale at the office of the ''Sunbury American"
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Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Prepa.
ration.
DIR. HOO AND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN ETTTEES.

S1SsN-< <.t - ! = SSSs
Prepared by
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON & CO., Philadelphis, Ia
will eflectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, ,JAUN.
DICE,
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kid.
Eeys, and all diseases arising from disordered
Liver or Stomach.
Such Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness OF Bloom
10 the Head Acdlty of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn
Disgust IaI Food, tulneSs or Weight the stomach,
Sout ETuctatuns Sinking FlutteIug at the P uf the
stomach swimming OF the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, FlutIeg at the Heart, Choking SuOCatng
Dots OF webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pam IN
the side Back Chest Limbs, &c Sudden Fushes OF eat
Burning IA the Flesh, Constant lmagnlngs Of evil aud
great Depressons nj Spllts, and VIII positively prevent
Yellow Fever. Bilious Fever, &c.
The prodrieIor IN calling the attention o the public n
this preparation, does with feeling of the utmost cor.
hdece ~ ITS virtues and adaptation To the diseases for
which Il is recommended
It's no new and untred article but one that has stood
the test of twelve years trial before the Amer peo-
pe and its reputation and sale unTvalcd by any SINH
lar preparations The testimony in its avo given
By the most prominent and well known Ply scians and
individuals in all pats Of The country is Immense, aud
careful peTusa of the Almanac Published annuity by the
prowetos aud to be be had gratis Of any OF their Agents,
cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that remedy
really deserving the great celebrity il has obtained.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer, JOHN NJ
WHlTAll~ says Of the BALSAMIC CORDIAL
DIR, c. NJ Acknowledgment Friend Having for a
long time been acquainted with the ytues Of thy Ba same
Cordial Ia Coughs, Colds, Inflammation Of the Luags &C.
thus freely bear testimony to ITS efficacy. For several
years have never been without il my family Ii also
gives me pleasure to state that have used with entire
succesa ~ the treatment Of Bowel Complaints.
v Thy friendly trnly, JOHN WHITALL.
rum Mo- IL, is5s Race street. above 4th Philad'a
These medicines for sal by all respectable Druggists
aud dealers in medicines in the United States Canadas
British Provdences and West Indies rs cents per hot
te BE sure and get the genuine with the signature OF
NJ jackson ON the wrapper of each bottle s others are
street, Philadelpha, Pa
Septfmh-r II, isci -iy
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..THsE UNaON."

UPTON 8 NEWCOMER, Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL is central. convenient by Passenger
| Cans To all parts of the city, and in every par.
ticular adapted to the comforts aud wants of the
business public
J Terms, 81 80 per day
September 81, lo6i.-ly
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and can more than make wages in improving 1t, and
when il Is done it is certain independence and no
loss few acrcs in fruit trees will insure comior-
table living. The land l. put down to hard time
prices and all improvements can be made at cheap
er rate than any other time.
The whole tract with six miles front the Rail-
road Is being laid out with fine and spacious avenues
with town in the ccntre-fivo lots in tho town
sell at from $3.50 TO 5000 two and half acre lots at
$50 TO Sl20 to 5000 two and half lots at from
$50 TO Sl20. and town lots 80 feet front by 150 feet
deep at Sl00-payable one half cash and the balance
within year. 1t is only upon farms of twenty acres
! or more that four years time is given.
| To Manufacturers, the town affords fine opening
| of the Shoe manufacturing business, and other ari-
clcs. being near Philadelphia, and the surrounding
country has large population, which affords good
| market
This settlement in the course of several years. will
he of the most beautiful places in the country,
! and most agreeable for n residence.
| " is intended TO make Vine and Fruit growing
country this culture is the most profitable and the
best adapted to market. Every advantage and con-
venicnce for settlers will be introduced and will
! insure the prosperity of the place The hard times
throughout the country will be an advantage to the
settlement as it compcls people to resort to agricui
| ture for living.
Large numbers of people are purchasing, and pco
pie who desire the best location should visit the place
at once.
Improved land is also for sale.
TIMBER.--Land can be bought with without
timber The timber at market valuation.
The title is indisputable. WARRANTED Deeds given
clear of all incumbrancc when the money is paid.
Boarding convcnicnces at hand.
Letters promptly answered, and Reports of Soloi
! Robinson and Wm. Parry, sent together with tn
FiRciaHd RHyak
Route to the land leave Walnut street wharf
Philadelphia, at o'clock, A. NJ, and j. NJ
(unlcss there should be change of hourD for Vine
land, ON the Glassboro' and Millville Railroad
r When you leave the at Nincland Station, jus
CHARLES X LANDS, Postmaster,
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SOLOMON NIAs.HCK.

Attorney at Law. Sunbury, Northumber
a land county, Pennsylvania.
(Formerly Freeburg, Snyder county,
FFlcE, sMfgket street, few door. cast of the
AoTthernstntral Railroad Depot, ana doors
west of the Post Office.
All professional business, collections &C. viii re-
csve prompt attention
March 80 1851
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NISHLASD, p. o.. Cumberland county, y. J.
i. S.-Thcre is change Of cars at Glassboro' -
Also beware of shnrpers on the from New York
and Philadelphia to Nincland inquring your bust.
ness destination, &c.
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EFELE.ER Il BOYER.

:, Apply to II D. MAsSER, sunbury, Pa
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AY T. r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are yuu sick. iretle, sud
complaining, Ats you cut "
order. With your system do
rnugv,l. aud yvur feelings up-
c,,mlrtnllcI These s,u,S
toms are o(.n the prelude pi
serious Hines. sv'no 1T cf
sI~ku"-s j. rrSi,ing uIsu y"a,
rnd should L- n,NIiul by q
timely u-e VI tile r,aht re,p.
oily. Tale Ayers ril!>, 'uid
cleanse Uu, the diuor,iriei law
murs- purity the hiOVd, and
1T tho iiui,!s move IN unol-
-tructcd ln h-alih agnin>
They stimulate ne fnucti",ls
tf th, l-Jdy into rigurUu. ~
bsity, ruti'. tho syston' run
the uL-trtEtiuns which ,anhe
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Save your Fruit.

Sunhnrv. March Q. 1861.
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disease. 4 cpll s~'tl. SOM
siructs It's natural iinciiDi
reset upon lhcn-ciNc, Hnd I
Iu.ing general HsstaNaliu
While ia this condition. oI'ri
take Ayers l'ills. AMI -,sc Il
natural a,tivn uf tic sysl"i
fsclinr " health again. Wi
tli. trivial aD! cutnin"u c"ii
OF the irnl, y Htrl ni'i dnuH'
purgutiyc -iI,.-' e,pcls them.
lions NOD arrangements 81
hi,. tnyy nru rtpjlly. nni
hy the stinv ih"Hn-. N-nc "
! rills, will neglect 10 ninrln,
the di-nrjel- hey rur'.
StaivU,i,iS trnn seIllug
| principal cIii4,, aud fGuin o'
SOUS.
F-ow a l'ap,rifsp Nch
IN. hYkn: Your Pills ~
q, AZ la mriiline. They hn
! Of ulcer,nls sres upon bet lil
incurabie tut wears. Her J
uu-iy ntiii,t..i With liGflieS
lp her hair. Afier our Ga
cur rillA, and tli"J have et
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24
BATTALION OF CAVALRY.

THE Secretary Of War has authorized the undersigned
to enlist Volunteers and to lster them into service
sney aud by Companies, Il fhre the be
organ zed sufficient number of Companies
mustered into Battalion of Cavalry, eectng Field eff.
GERS"
Every man who wishes to enlist must have good ser.
viceaGe horse for the and rick of 40 per
day will be allowed and il killed in battle will be paid for
Arms and equipments will be fuTnish by The Government
they can be had every man, however is Re-
quested TO furnish horse equipments ind double
barreiled gun and hi1 and equipments will be paid
for requ red, upon inspection and valuation by the pro
per officer.
SO soon as one Company Is mustered place of rendez
vous will be appointed Company will consist OF at Ieas,
ky prvates. For self and horse $24 per month will be
pa d. 500 bounty.
My address ia kiehlands, Onsow county N @.
LOTFE w. HUMPHREY.
April l6 1862. l8s&34-n
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED

AK TO COMPLETE A COMPANY FOR HEAVY
SHge ARTILLERY, 10 process of formation for the do.
$500 fence and protection of WILMINGTON, and the Cape
r
Now is the time for young men to volunteernow they
enlist il heavy Artillery, it they prefer it. in many
pects the most desirable of the Confede
vice; ard the company be filed up and org ID
within eighteen days rom this date the usual bounty vii
be hat time such privilege aud benefit
denied. Let all procure the coIscrpion act and read it,
and what they decide to do let it be dore quickly rome
is to be lost, II emergency is pressing one and admits
of waiting delay The enemy III eatens destru.
tionwe must resist or be reduced to and condition
than death.
The young men, the middle aged and the old Of the
State have done nOby but much st remains to be dO
before relieved of the evils which inviron and
which the demons of avarce and cupidy-the Yankees
exertng all their powers to increase thousand
fold.
Young of North Carolina Young men OF the Old
Cape Fear country. Young mbued with sp = In,
Vncble Young men Of revolutionary ancestry the oior
and daring of whose Fathers enc Gle their honord memory
with halo all radiant with gory-her and her
blood appeal to from the past yourselves
worthy of such lineage a. SUI memory !!
Come, you ard III the name of God and humanity,
strike for your and altars, and your liberties
Apply to at the fiji of Messts. Stokey l. Co.,
near the Rock spling, Wilmington, N. C.
u. CAsHwETL.
April %, 1862. I91 lw 35-2t
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Died.

At Kinston, ~ c.. the 18th jns A. SMITH, of
Mr.. David smith OF lin cCu9ty, aged about 70 eals-a
member of Captain HCusIoIs Cavalry.
In this town. Sunday after 10Th inst Mr. CHRIS
TAN W. Prizes, native OF Germany, eyed 81 years
the Hospital, in The of Wilmington, the 10Th
inst Mr. ISAAC FARMER, in the 80 year of his age
He member Of Capt Aliens compsny, and had been
the put few weeks but pleased mighty God
him from midst. Isaac Farmer a soldier
willing apy time to do his duty when called upon
and company fees that has deprived
ard cieot sol Ter, they hope that their great is
his eternal gain that tn ugh the company deeply amens
and much death OF Palmer yet have
bow humble submission the Bll God meek.
y bear The burden which he has placed upon Mr. Par
leaves wife aid t" cil3ren 10 sfer him.
IN this town the merung sunday the 2Jth slant,
Mr. JOSEPH BILL WRIGHT, aged . years
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oorflr who left Ea..;,lr Last Friday the II III
instant .uInjs.,, tie following irlercsf,r details Of
fras!ci,n ms there winch may be implicitly relied on
FIR M his statements IL VIII b.. -rca,vsd mat Nashville
IN Ear r N heinz pleasant place jr Federal officials
military ur evil, i'll .gt that The stale OF things must
b dr.. d ui.
G,-traI Buell. Et Nqe1vi Ic 1T the head Of one hun.
dr,d spd.rn rgrm.pts-vhrrh. L,wevcr. were not en-
tir.ty lr-iq Two co,nrrs. q. the D1rl river al
CalIrIt. ,hnuf lrty r.. r,s fr,o, Nashville La pu-
c.r.trj Srut's Louisiana clv,!ry. f.sfp hundred
rrro,o who 9,r him ra Ilaily checking his adv nee
arros fine river yt. oYf and tr,irel resistance
made ms the srirrl from, can 4 him 10 send 10 Nash
willie to General M"Cgyk, who vas lett in command
tE,r, uh tI,,D ihouagrJ fro ps 10 form 2 junction
with HIM AoTf.st This. however, Governor Andv
Johnston po,ls,ct anrdgug that it would lave him
and the CIV d.ru,cc.s that he should rot feel cafe
lee, and lhcattuiug thai il The tyoo,s we're taken
away, ha would Aaye immediately after for Washington
Cl5y. Gen. McCook accordingly lett five thousand
tr00Is there de end the arch traitor taking thou
sand with him. This would Indicate that Cen Buelis
army numbered one luadred and Nenty regiments and
probably, uoi k SIS than one hundred thousand mea
The dag alter these troops left uaGtY Gen. McCOok
Cav JY.ys,I 5prIs.d t6e yayor and ConncjI o. the
civ and ,l.ced item uld-r havy bonds 10 meet bin
Cyy Gv III tfito, al four o'c,o in the afternoon for
triI Tie Object Of tins WIS 10 assure him of their
nrpsrrca in fh.' civ.
Upon G,rosing The cid Mayor and Council the Dicta-
torapi.or a,ug.pt,d a new Mayor and a new Council
naming Gay Tor them 10 meet aim and take the oath
o' ON ana OF ",g5iahte 10 me Oul.ln otl,eS' DG'
one GUY o u.e ELu.t humGf (aoOut twenty toJh dt
OATH tie lts' refusing, WLueJp be denounced them
all as Traitors am dismissed item declaring it would
LlAe '"'hy thousand troops 10 Keep NashVlHe 10 oroe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, APRIL %.


BEEF CArrIE.-None are coming in and the market 81
bare few droves would sell quick at l2i to Is per
lOi Rs according t. ss qus'i s.. :,
BAcoN-s In Ugh. stock and receipts small prices how.
so cents per ID for hams aud hog r Tu
BuTTER-Is scarce and in demand. Retas at IS sents
CoFpEE-Cuba, 70 to rs cents per ID.
CANDLss-Have advanced in price, and we now q1ots
Com SEAL- selling from the granaes in lots to suit,
at 81 10 per bushel.
by tie quantity at 81 to 81 O5 per bushel.
FGGs-Sell at Is to 80 cents per d zen.
high We quote at Ito sl2 Is for supsrane aud sls 50
to sl2 IS per Dbl for family.
hARn-ses at Is to IA cent. per h.. as in qu.'i.y
MoLEssEs-New Orleans 81 % per gallon by the Dbl.
NAILs-Are scarce and sell at to SIS per keg.
OsSABURGs-25 to 80 cents per yard
PEAs-Cow in dem nd at 81 10 to 81 Is per bushel
POFK-Fesh sells from carts at 70 to 10 cents per h.
PoTAToEs-Trish s. SO, and sweet 81 per b I.bei.
PEA NuTs-sel from carts and wagons Of 81 os to 81
RIUE-Bas advanced and clean sells at cents per ID.
stock g, is Se,y light and prices range from
eALr.-Sound made, S. per bushe
SHKETING-27 to % cents per yard
Sells at As to 80 cents per III.
TALLOw-Meets with ready sale at 20 22cents per ID.
FAYETTENILLE April 2l.-Bacou-2A to as.
Beef Catte-In demand.
B5eswax 20 cents.
Corn 81 10 to 81 Is.
Cotton-A few bales in market to-day brought a.
Cotton Yarns 81 Al sheetngs rs BY the bale; 81 Shirt
ipgs 20.
Cotton Bagging-3lc.
Candles-tsy ettevile mould 49,
Flour asst sales Family Ii 35 super $l1 Is.
Hides-Dry 20 green's.
1rOn-Swedes Is 10 20 bv the quantity.
Irish Potatoes-l so to So so per bushel.
ANlasses-I so, N. q. Syrup 81 Is.
Nails Sl4 TO SIS per key.
Rye so. Oats Is. kiCe-4 to 4lo. by the oask.
SugaIs-lS to IS.
Salt-VeIy scarce.
spiri'sPsach Brandy SO; N. C. Apple 81 so wA.ksy
so to 81 IS.
Spirits Turpentne l74.
Tallow 20 to %.
Wool-Unwashed, 90 TO 40 cents-Obs.
CHARLOTTE, April 22-But little Cotton onsrng-salss
at 81 to u
Flour 81 Is TO S. per Rack-fair supply
Wheat ST. 70 to 81 70scace and wanted at the steam
mill. Corn 80 cents-rather Peas 90 Oats 50 to
70. Rye, none.
Bacon 20 and 26 cents per pound Lard rs.
Whskey 81 50-n0ne offering, and not allowed to DO
transported Oh the Railroad
sugar Is to 81; Molasses 81 20 to 81 Is. No Salt.
De4noEr0f.
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THE Very Latest Northern News.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer Of the IL

From the Philadelphia Inquirer Of the 18th inst.
The Baltimore correspondent of the Inquirer. says:
" Ram-urte Rollins, who was taken prisoner at Island
Ne TO- is native of MARYLAND His family lives in Bat,
more. His relatives here, | ind erstand are OF
opinion be has not been captued 1t is contadoted
by dispatches from the War Department
The following IS copy OF handbi posted up n Alex
andris On Thursday night and pulled down next morning
CRAM Confederate Victory at COr1nth.
Ydrkee O0dte once more defeated
General Prenss and Brigade Captured.
NOBLE Deduregdrd. God bless hum, still
injured.
Cheer qp e9ds Of the nsDs cause End return thanks
sECEsH GIRL.
Carl sohurz is very i'll with typhoid fever dispatch is
said to have been received by Gen Bues wife from him.
stating that he injured in the late battle at Pitts
burg.
President Lincoln has signed the appropriation bill for
iron clad steamers, including Stevens battery.
The telegraph cable from Cape Charles to Fortress Mon
is not YET laid.
slaves are stapedag from the Maryland border counties
to the District OF Columbia since the passage of the
cipatiCn act.
While the appropriation of thirty millions pay the
three years volunteers was bei discussed Thursday
mr.. Faandigh said it not d, ;ieDcy to be mt
but detacaton il the War Department u be provided
for.
AD important Cabinet meeting was held Thursday
morning connected with the Of the day.
The Fede al accounts from yorktown claim that their
guab0ats have advanced within miles Of Yorktown
and that III bonb&rdn the place they had senced three
of our guns
ton relative tie visit o@ he French Minister to Norfolk
to be sufficiently significant justify particular men
ton
Or Sunday morning last, Commapdant Gautere of the
French steamer Gassendi, received teegraphc DIS
patch from Richmond via the Government telegraph line
by way OF Cherry stone lU to repair immediately Alex
andria for the French Minister she proceeded torth~L
and returned to Hampton Roads without giving The
Commandant time visit Washington, and after bre
visit Gen. Wool and Flag iii GJl1sborougb, the Gss
send got steam and went to rtok whence The French
Minister to proceed TO Richmond"
CARD, April Is The m1Ita!s opened the l4h an(
soon cleared tie river Of all ves-eis Our shell fell in ih
rebel camp. The rebel works are strong and fensive
Two desegters beard the gunb0as and say exit
Thos Hoger late Of the U. >. Navy n command at For
Pillow, aud that Gen. Pillow, and I, NJ hotns have gon
hnluR.
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FIFTIETH N. g. 1RooPs.-At the election on Tues
day last Tor fed tficers the Fteth Regiment, the
following elected
Marshall d. Grafton, Of G0ldsboro, Lieut., Colonel
of the 35lh Regiment, was elected Colonel
james A. Washington, Captain III the End Regi-
ment, was elected Lieutenant Colonel.
George WORKMAN, of Granvl, Captain in the 18th
Regiment (2ad voIunteers) was elected Major.
RnLefoh RpglSter lqh inst
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FRCM THE PEEINsULA-IJ a. Iumored here yesterday
that intelligence If the Peninsula bad be received
the eff ct that Cen hagu er bad received wound
the right football OF batteries the 0rk
River had heen sle1ced and that Of the enens gun
boats had sunk by shots from guns.
We give ,he above mply IS lumor without, 10 any
WISE voucaing fer its correctn >ss-N0'fok Day Book
81 st inst.
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April %, 1862.

HARNESS.
NARRIAGE, Buggy, sulky, Dray, Wagon, Cannon and
~ Mule Harness IL variety.
SADDLES
Hope Attacapass, St. Lous Texas, English Cslfornis,
Mexican, aid the three leading sly les Military Riding
Saddles.
BRIDES
Riding Brides IN great variety embracing English and
French, also, Wagon, Bug y and Niue Brides.
COLLARS AND WHIPS
Of every description.
Neatsfoot, Tanners Machio-ry and Train on
LEATHER,
OF all kinds.
SUNDRIES.
Ptchforks, Grndstones Trace hans, Grubb'n1 Hoes,
swords Bowie KNIFE Powder eh0t and Caps, ~ RI g.
Thread Plough Lines, curry Combs. Corn eheefs Pow
der Ftasks h Bags Bar Lead. knapsacks, havprssck
ap Boxes, sword and Body bels Seine vine &c, &o
JAMES Wilson's
oil, Gather, Saddery Trunk and Harness Es'sh hmen
Aprii 2t-dtw No. 8 Market street.
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GIDEON WELLEs.
Secretary Of the Navy.
THE CANAL ACROSS THE PENINSULA.
l 4 a Z 1 Il -.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-GeneraI Pope'5 official report
says:
THE canal cut acres, the peninsula st New Med
rid, through which the steamers and several barges
were akeo IS twelve miles long, through heavy timber,
which had to he wed eff by hand four feet und r
water. he IDA OF this laborous undertaking orgi-
mated with Gen. Schuyler Hamilton, and the work
performed by Colonel BisselPs Missouri engineering
regiment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-24

A YANKEE BREAST PLArE.-We saw yesterday,
says the Macon Telegraph, specimen of one of the
Yankee breast plates captured at the battle of Shiloh
1t was only part OF 1.-THE right breast. 1t is Of
STEEL in sheet form, and two parts for the right
and for the left breast 1t struck by six balls
two OF which penetrated. Many seemed to doubt the
statement that the Federas used breast plates but this
dispes all doubts. It was sent by Express TO His Elk
cellency, Governor Brown.