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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-25
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARcus

IL is published ir quarto form. of tho s;ze n tho
Leading New York Weeklies: and we nro,;so
that IN Its News, Editorial, Literary, MisceIl,pe-
Gus ana agricultural Departments, in its Market
i. VS. anu Ill All other respects, it shall be at
leaSt equal to any paper published in that CITY
j." ME devOtihg to it own editorial services i
mas also the benefit Ofthe entire time and
supervision of Mr.. ELoy CoysTocK for So,,onai
years one of the editors of the New York Ionr
nal OF commerce, a gentleman of recoonizad cd;
toriai ability and experience. The editors will
therefore be wiz
OAhF hhI COMSTOCK. WILLIAM CASSI
DY, ELON COMSTOCK:
"l'n ample additional speciul assistance in the sew
cral departments of the paper
Next to a vigorous support of tho Fodorol r..
erhment III Its present peril-the first preat dnt,
ol every patriotic citizen-the leading nurnose of
the Editors will be to advocate Democrotic ga
Conservative doctrines and to engraft them
upon Tie policy and administration Of H.. c.
~ H'lents-otate and National. At the same time
they VIII strive to furnish the readers the hos,
PoSS'oie general newspaper. The latest inteIli.
gehce-for,sEEn and domestic-wlIl sivavs annear
III 'he coiunnS OF their paper and is 6mrnercial
department Ill embrace the fulIest nj most no
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reports OF the Money, Produce ana Cattle Mar.
Ne'S III New ork and other leading points al
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VIII be likely to interest the reader For the hen.
eiit OF that large class engaged in cultiyatIno tho
soil, we shall give prominence to agricultural sinh.
JectS' Gevoting to them original articles. feditori.
ais ana mmuncatiOns,) and carefully selected
matter from the leading journals of the country.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-25

Also tire following described lands in Futor
County, sit ated about two miles East of the Mich
igan Road al Joining the south line of Marshal
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

n you have cold, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial!
Ifyou have a cough, use
Wishar,'s Pine Tree Tar Cordial
If you have As,hma. use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
II you have Sore Throat use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Ifyou have Bronchitis, use
Wisharts Pine Tree Tar CH-'ial
n ycu have Consumption, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Wishsrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial is an unfa
ing remedy fur disease OF the Kidneys, Urinary
Complaints, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Nervous
Debility, and for Female weakness and 1rrgu'
laries.
The well known efficacy of Pine Tree Tar in
the cure Of external affections or Sores pointed it
out as the Natural Remedy for what Physicians
call Tuhercuar AfIrciions Chat ia to say, Sores.)
upon the Lungs. 1t remained TO discover the
hest means Of application which discovery has
teen made, as thousand testimonials prove, by
the Proprietor Of
Nishari's Pine Tree Tar Cordial |,
II YOU have DYSPEPSIA. use
WisharI's Great Amtrican Dyspepsia Pill!
A sue cure Warranted for one dollar, or the
Money Refunded
Buy box and take them according to direc'
tions, and if they do not curel ou, The money will
be returned.
AerSTs-Wm. Weirner, Northumberland
a. w Fischer, Sunbury.
Call at either place, and get descriptive Cir.
cular.
J.. 9. e. Wishart, proprietor No. 10, North
Second, Philadelphia
August 10, ls6l.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

land ttitg e.v,t vil $50 vs. NJ uviqn guaro a
seeded with fje, yielded " to Is bushes acre and ten
dpllnts worth Of straw The iye s,ubble TUNED, afei
knocking ou large growth u oak sprouts and Guessed
with guann and seeded tn wheat gave IS or is bus
The crop which he was ihrtshng while we were there
promised moie Of very plump gram, and the straw"
very heavy.
we wentover the ,tubie and found the clover and ii.
mothy from seed sswed last spring the wheat without
narrowing looking well upon any old
cultivated farm ard with Ii. is work doie IN winter n
clear u some and Utted aumps aud setting stakes TO
mark permanent ones he will be allie to cut the crop the
neat year with moving nne we wi en1ranee iwo Tons
Par, of he land planted with potatoes fur hrst
crop, which yielded l20 bushels per acre. 1t was then
lined with so bushels pc acre an' seeded wIta wheat und
clve yielding ave,age II uys Is bushels feT acre aud
the clover now looks sbeasttul.
Other portions have been planted with frs,
crop whnh yielded 90 bushels uf yrinw Mint corn, aud
the secord crOpio bushels aud the hid treated To
$50 lbs uf guann, are sure would estimate
below 40 bushels per acre
lrhe reader viii recUect that The writer speak
ing aud perfectly new, aud which can scarcely be CON-
sidereu IN good lrnhr condition. -EpJ
In other cases the crop Of last year was followed
with oats this not yet hreshed, but Will average
rtubalhy ~ tn 50 bushels Sweet p,tnes beas, melons
and IL fact, all garden vegetables ms well rs young peach
aud other fruit planted this year, show very pmny
la, this nng.ntglrcrd rac.rf land should remain
longer nndthefc isuow song probability that 1t wil not
ft under the auspices nf Mr. iaids, II viii tie divided
into small lots with roads lncn-d oarcummcdate Hl-ihe
Surveyors bus, at this work-aud all purchasers
VIII be required Ia build neat cominrabe houses and
either fence which would he preferable, by winch means
-pnd pupuatunw y We secured who will establish churches
syhs stores mills. mechanic shops ami hnrnes-hmes u
A:necn afmeIs surrounded by gardens orchards, Acids
nui comforts 4 civilized life.
anouc from any arrangement of business is dssirnrs
u changing his pursuits, uf who IL from dcs
ru> 20 iind anew lncalic and cheap home in the county
and wh' may read an believe what we have tTdiy stated
h. viii du well 10 - aud tr bin sef what may be
within ;wJ huuts' ride "uI to Philad-plin
SOLON ROBINSON.
r.lru.-, I I-sc -tv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
9Er1RT or auI0S ROBINSON,
Of the New York rr5dEe, upon tho
TINELAND SETTLEMENT.

~ The following s extract from the report Of So
~ Robinson Esq pub..shrd ia the New FORK Tribune,
rcfe-ecet y!.e,u.L A! persons c'i read Ins ep,
wIthllHtsrst
Advantages Of Farming near home
acknowledgements upon Marl--Soil
lis great Ferti.ity-Tho cause Of fer
t,tjry--Amount of crops Produced
lLracticni ENinnncH.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
THE CLIMATE:

II j lhnul, ~ winters htin2 st,4Ofinis 1ud "peH,
wr'st 3D." tg'ars'S are 40 H7iuer bEu W it ma no
location ii the In. u hUuGlc 'TA u"Gtter E,rgnu
PEE srHr Nyirug LlHt' 'u I.Hiu.t i'r htthH " pt
T.. lnir. Jluritrt Nu,-I-j. TIE IhjI"ss ui Tue eli
!1.e rHi brlC .uU.e.,t rt.r IL cEr'fc' iNr MI
nr aTrri ions iys-~rs!s. IrH"n. drhit'r Ns
,"rs will u"J'ca d.iyie.-U itw It,s. Ch.s a.it
f.;eIlltr uukuHvu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

i OE ID nur hns
" E,
Ciupiauu u-R pmarkS upOn Mari Soil
49,. ,r,f .
liS great hcrtllty-I nc cause OF Iel-
-, l-..-. -...,... D. l..,.I
tIIN---A;nOhll OF crops ! IOuuCGi---
t'Iacticai Evidence
''N>'~,' ~ ~. - ". ... ,.,... ,.-,
u ceI"hS one oi "e mos extensive ieIH''' fnct'
~ ' "'' 20 ., 80 ''''t''' '' iN''' ~ '"' -
s'nt it:Hs " We Al y 'i i.Ss"e "I he M'"cl IIal-
la ~ l"ni SOM c the Quest id.ihs appa@i'y !rst
a. fthu" productive az WHel a!st C!thir! u i'tst MY
.! i "Jno'v,yy;rs asr.
thf Gy" fis' """,! k'on o'srov,t me cause ~ '"s
cHi1Ne' fiN'y Inc Wn 'e I"nh'rE -" "a''n. "'N-
substances scar'y ia tle rm Of aeuraed clca
81 tnr irif' ry &C., natuui " ihis IEA'y funs'hNre IS
tenefeG ~ through 'he S IN ye'E animated orn'
ana J." the"xact cH'H q. - EASILY aSfnaicd Uy such
i'Hn'S ~ s@e l"fri 1rSir-" !" t't'"i''
,.'' i..,n tie rnv It v',a n,clp.d BY lie !,uaius:
v.-,le h' ~ rumrr, lIt1t be dug n,G cu,"I ai4
s,-.rt,yyr the GrI. II w uuch n.rc r.lrbe then
!a4sr o.. Nvi,i touiA a-t.ly lr.xru tAru.l Iae sou,
Va,re new ;ur;cts WI, h. turned up and exposed, a.d
trInsouae4t 10 the owaer's u,s every the he strs tue
clra.
Having then Sa SIZED our minds Of the cause rhey wiz
rs.- gs " lcas. appgor,nys Is rl.re, a,.
iru ' .,pl as It's yrgdlcl,vcnesa l. promoted 1y
u.ii"a! f.r;ilz,5In
= iy ,yoris aGt the quality and value of Lis land lur
cut,.,.,rr., If ,y.i,n rbnve = ne .,rr,I-rr,t
Or .., ,..t .,s y, NVjYu, D Av.,,r li,, .5,.,
r,,t -, r.r .f fuis yyrr -f.f.i gg.,r ,,,r OIL. a.
sd - n ...t 49, - ,,,.. ,,. - 80, . '-. @ " -
,..sishjteA a team rili To- ., * an the m .. iu,1 INN.
l.l l.s-at, 4 i, lue new rirund - well a. .c ,y a
a,!"t ..r winch he .uit ItnrcD irl,; a mic uud
ailiI- lie FURNISHED sixrt. i,rs Of The rnJ ,yl
t- and has u doubt m de lie rni uraa:abe liDup, bs
ID.g4 . r. was % upcr f5rlr having h,c.i convinced
tl.'ta-.I ,.as vl!uaut tlt t4!uvat,4. In has he as
d.. ,,. DISAPPOINTED. as some oi lis cfags move For
.ns.,rcr lrl u the s,cld i- Of cropris 3uG busles
rla .l une pcf. worth 50 cruss nuzlr ~ lLu G.d
In's yr.r s:veU Icrcs w.1 lgt manure, pr,ucsI $50
lu,As.s go, uGls II Grl the FIRST r'y was potatoes
jt.J asu , The roots, and yielded Is bushes The NO.
ia.'us CBg and wheat suwn, and yield 10 bushels
a@t lhe s,ghH, llrnrd under aui iowa t. blrkwhea;
w-hy Icgd 5 bushels aud then the pund was snwn
l'e''tr ana 'hJtA! Whlcn gave as LsI crop y tons
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
HEGEMAN & COS

Sunhury, May. 70, ls6O.-,f.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

ISurrtSnLACI, r'ostyu Co.. Va. tth Ju'y, isag.
Ia. j. G. AVER; Sir, haIN been afflicted with pa'u
h'l chronic Rhfipn5t'sw Tor long time whrh slirr th.
skii Of phNsciins. AMI ,iuk to Ia ~t.e ut al the
rehedrn could hud until uid Your Sur aIHI,lid. Que
bottle cured mo ia tNO wc"ks aud restored uy general
health much thHt tar irttcl than lri,rc wgs
attacked. tLiuk II wonderful mcti,uv. }. FREAN.
jules y. Getcr Of s.. Louis. vri',, - have l.rn
afflicted for years w' an Tgc.'op of NE l'r"' whil
destroyed my health trd every thiug md every tIi
failed 10 lcle', rc aud lave lN 81 Ul ri"NH man
for some years frUu Slhtr iJu ytl,it II
The L'tr. Ny beloved pastor tn E'v, Mr. lpy. al srl
mo 70 try yot1 Susapari. tau,1 hv said lr kEew yes,
aud any tlug ~ uHin vas Noiu trying. Is IL" hlr,s-
inc Il God It hs cured me. aul las IuiLd NY bucd
- make uirn Of inN. 'rrl Young again. .he
a.a. LlAt Lr sLI y W. s lu. mn luA cnnLEln
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Ayers Cherry peCtoral,


OF Consumptiye Patients
la advanced EtEEus
OF the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known 10 suTpsts sny
other for the ene of threat and lung plants HAT il
IS useless here 10 publish the CN lcTcc Gf iS vrturs la
nnf,ued excellence fur coughs mud colds. and ts tIy
wonderful cures Of lvpunaTy dis RSs, lave made It
known Throughout ihc civilized uniiuUs Of tho earth.
re" arc The communities, families, among lhrm
VINO nave not some PERSONAL experience u itG effects
soHe 'g trnlh! IN their midst Df its victory the
subtle aud dangeouc disorders the throst and lungs
"a n kno~ the dreadful fatality OF these disorders, aud
az they know oa the effects q this remedy. need not
DO more than 70 assure them that II has all the Nir.
tues that II did have when making lhe cules which have
won 60 strongly upon the conhdrnee Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr. &c, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
sold by Fr!rg 4 Grant, snd A. W Fitcher, SunbuI,
r. Cnshw a'd c. Brown, MIioni DR. Wenck, NJ,
EwensVile Reifnyder Il Chismun, TuIbutvule; h. /
Mccoy Northumberland ana BY Dealers everywhere.
Apil 90 isoi.--iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,

COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
H E. HOOKER sS CO.,
RoCHEsTER, \. y
JOHN W. BCCHER, Local Agent, Sunbury
Pa.
TI>he subscriber having been appointed locs
L 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 certain than by obtaining
them through travelling agents. Among those
described in the Catalogue are, Dwarf Pear
Trees, OF the age for transplantng, remarkably
fine.
warf Apple Trees, on Paradise Stocks, 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, NectaTine and Apricot Trees.
Gooseberry, Blackberry and Strawberry Plants
all Of the finest kinds.
Cuuanis.--many new and improved varieties,
such as Cherry, White Grape, White Gondoun,
Red Grape, Victoria, &c.
strawberry Plants, in great variety including
tho Hooker, Wilson's Albany, Tromphie de
Gsnd (the most approved old varielies,) as we'll
. as all the novelties.
Grape Vines,-including those fine. new, yet
well tested kinds, which no planter should be
without, such as Delaware, Concord, and Hart
ford Prolific. These we have propsgated so ex
tensively as to able to offer them at reduced and
satisfactory prices.
Plants, Roses, Evergreens and every variety OF
ornamental trees and Shrubbery, securely packed
JOHN w. BUCHER. Agent, sunbuy Pc
sunbus!. Fsbua,y, Q. 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
liAaLE$ K. IANpIs, Postmaster,


P.s-Thefc is . chance ~ ca,s at Ghssbnro'. Also
Jrr.,t cf garpr,s on Tho cars from New !"k and ihIa
urlga!s - .signl, gaining yJuF l,amess, destination,
Ge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
LcucorrhrrH or Whites, Ovarian Tum ar
Uterine tieerntion, Female Discascn.
Syphilis nnl M,rcurinI Discasc.

NCN OWLrAN- .ali August. If5o.
Dr. J. c. ATER: Sr c'"rrfuliy cumI+, viii the Ts
urst Of your agsnt aud "rurt tn u the ery%s
have I-aiizoi with yuur Str,aIHri't.
have cured Win H. IN nv practice, most # tlo COM
plants for which il is Iecnm,u"l aud iaNr t,und itS
effects truly wonderful IN the or r,ry'Ui amt Mr.
curi7l Dsss. One r inT patient. had SyV}tlc nj,
in his throat, which were consuming his palate aIl the
top OF his mouth. Your SUI .a,aIa, steadily taken,
cured him In five weeks. Another attacked ty sec
Oudury symptoms IN his Iu,e. aIl the uir,l..Ou had
'Itcu away considerable part u H. ii LulI.Nr I.1
disorder would soUn reach his tIan and ~ lri. hut q
yielded to my administration f your Sarrug.ril.: ti0
ulcers healed, and Lr Is we, yuiu nu Vi r Without
some diSs 10 his lace. Who hni bean
treated lOT tie disorder L. rct,ry Mas suiliri:
Hnm this poison i lcr bYIrs. lhry idI hrgrnr sen.
sli!Ve 20 the weather that dIp day sl, sul:rI cx-
cruciatng pain IN hrr iu.s g'I L'l.rS. sh. o. -
cured entirely Iy your SItsaI ufiit iu i.w Wg't-
kut" hun ..s uImulI, Nii, yul gave lat
Hi, Preparation huiu !,iT laboratory itu,I g., - ~
Igln-iy cons ,Hcu'y, Ih.-y IE. ..ILal i,a a. Ills
W., II have not surprised ne.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
GENESEE SALT.

WHoEESAI = Sc RETAIL,
ENRILlNG & GRANT [al the Mammoth
4 store) have just received 500 ios. of Solar
Ground, Solar and Fine Salt, 700 Sacks of
Ground Solar Salt every sack warranted to
contain 225 pounds Of Salt and 200 bags Of salt
containing one Bushe each. This salt is the
best and strongest now manufactured and in
market. Cali and see for yourselves.
Sunhury Sept, e, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. AVER . CO., LEVEL, Mass.

nOOTS e. SHOES. can be purchased at the
I'D Mammoth Store of Friiing * Grant, very
cheap, as We are determined not TO be undersold
by anybody. Cali and learn the list of prices for
yourselves. FRILING q GRANT.
sxntnSy, JsB-srT ~ sSsi
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b
III EW YORK LINES.

l. CAMDEN \ 9NBDN AND PiiiIADElTHlh
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S LINES,
M'om Phiiadslphid to .New York and Hay
Places.
From Wainui Street Wharf and Hens,ns:an Depot.
rheiclphla wii. leave Ms oluws, viz FARs,
AGA NJ via CanJ,n ard Amboy--C A Aecom.
nimiati,n, e. IS
AGA NJ, VIA camden aud Jersey City-New Jer-
sey accommodation, 2f
Al .. NJ, va Cn.ndra ard Jersey ci,y-Mornins
iiU, . 20
At IL, Pm, vim NeneIng,on and Jersey city, wes-
\, i1i pM Va Canden and Amboy, accommodation IS
At2P NJ VIA Camden and AmOoJ-C and A Ex-
AGl p II, via Ken.uS:on, and Jersey city, Eve.
mig Express, 30C
At y N, wa Ken.ington and jersey city, 2d
XiGp NJ via camden Jersey city-Evening Mail 3 90
1t II " N. via Camden aud Jersey cIty-Souh Mai IS
~ ". via Ciii,lien Hud Amboy-Accommodn-
ton: (FIe.sbt and fasseng,sJ lG class tcket 2ej
Thee NJ Mail Line runs daily. Tho II southern
Fm Pelvidere, Enston Flemngton, dc.,at : 10 A NJ,
from Walnut street wharf and 2!P VI from kenshson.
For Mauc Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at g. A NJ
v.n icl.h Valley Railroad
ror Water Gap; si,oadsOurg scraI'9n' Wikssoarre'
iavkaWa and Western Ruruad.
FoI Freehold, mt a. NJ. and j. NJ.
Ioi Mount Holly, at g NJ, and :, T. Nj
WAY LINES,
For Bristol, Trenton, &c, att 10 and 81 A. NJ, 81,
80 and II N from kenslnSton and ,. Itonl Wal
nut Iet Wharf
Tur?amvra. Riverton, Delanco, Beverly, Darlington,
r'vrl~e, Err'rulnwn, &c nt IA, l. and 8. J.. NJ
Steamboat Trenton. for BOrdentnwn. and intermediate
;.sa,s 1T q y NJ. from Walnut street Wharf
tE>' For New York, and Way Lines leaving kensnG-
{; Depot, take the cuIs Fifth street. above walnut,
hr hour before departure The cars ran ino the De-
+ {, and arrival "f each Train, run from the depot
!'y nunuGs II Baggage only. allowed each passenger,
PHsSanrrrs piohttd from taking anything as bag.
gage ,ut their wearing apparel. All baggage over hily
pnnrdt - he pad Tor extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for Baggage One D6ar per pound and
VIII n" he liable fnI amy amount beyond leo DnliIs ex-
ceyl by FTeciid contract.
WM II. GATZMER Agent c. 4 \. X. Co
N,y,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

WINDOW sHADEs.--A very fine ard
cheap assortment, just received by Rail.
road from New York, at the Mammoth store of
friling y Grant We have also for sale s. S.
Putnam a Cos eelssTslsd Ps.sat Pendulum
Curtain FIXTURES.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Sch lrrus, Cancer i'umors, EnInrt:' mcnt,
liberation, Carries and EIiOliatioh os
the I{onCs.

great variety II csSs have en reported 10 us here
IL these lJIiahlr !Ii.us have resulted hIn
the vi this remedy. rat space "re viii not admit
them. sume g.: I,'m MAY he k'uut IL our Anne: i''rn
AlIrrhc Wlil ih' scents t''v nu!yi aIv ll'as,d ta
furnish ali, t. .U 1!p ,.i' % lgaIu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-02
3 = TELE e r AP r !.
FROM rR ONT RoHAL.
Washington, Nav 81

A despatch received at the War De-
partment states that body Of our troops
preceded by four companies Of the
Rhode Island Cavalry, entered Front
Royal yesterday morning at 4 clock,
and drove out the enemy, consisting OIL
the 18th Louisiana. and companies Of
the 18th Georgia and body of cavalry.
Our loss is s killed, four wounded and
one missing of the Rhode Island cavalry.
We captured six officers and one hun
drec privates. Among the officers ase
Capt Bcckwith West of the 48th Va,
lst Lieut.. Gemil of the 9Th La, and
Lieutnants j X. Difon and Waterman
Of the 18th Ga. We recaptured Is Of
our troope taken by the enemy at Front
Royal week ago, among whom are sever
al ofhcers. We captured large amount
Of transports, including Eve engines and
IL Rail Road cars. Our advance was
so rapid that the enemy was surprised
and was therefore not enabled to burn
tie bridge across .he Shenandoah. {
A despatch from the Associated Press
reports, gives the names of our killed.
The loss OF tic enemy il not ascortained,
but it is said to b. Large, as our cavalry
cut la upon them in splendid style.
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to maks the provision Of two dollar.
apply only TO the regular army; adopted
Mr.. Trumbull offered IN amsndnent
limiting the number Of Major Generals Il
80 snd Brigadier Generals to 200, and
repeal,pg tho act autho, ising the ap.
pointment Of additional aids. The bin
was further discuased until 1 o'clock,
when the tax bill was taken up.
Mr.. ColAmer moved to strike out the
tax on savings institutions adepted-2l
to 16. ID ssfrsss43 fg
On motion Of Mr.. Brewing IN amend
ment was adopted that distilled liquors
may be transferred from one cohesion
district to another, before the payment
Of duty.
Mr.. Harris moved to strike out the pro-
vision which allows gas companies 70 odd
a tax. Negatived.
Mr.. Wilmot moved to adjourn. Re-
jected-yeas ., nays 81. .
Mr.. Cowan moved to amend the tax on
coal so as to read "on ali mineral coal, ex-
cept such as is known in trade as pea
coal, thirty cents per ton" Mr.. Cowan
spoke at some length against any such
tax on coal.
Mr.. Sumner moved to adjourn. Re-
jected.
Mr. Wilmot was opposed to the whole
bill az cumbersome, and said twas most
impoltic provision to tax coal, which is
raw material. After further discussion
the amendment was adopted.
At $50 P. m. adjourned. 7A
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Lssk sus fer the p.~..

Owners of dogs will take notice tia,
this Monday is the last day Of grace 10,
uniicensed dogs, and unless they are
licensed BY the Township Clerk TO-DAY
the proper officers will proceed with the
slaughter without favor or mercy. So il
you want to save your dog call at once on
Mr.. Holt, 1877 Main Street.
~ Our contemporary published lengthy
leader Saturday in defence and eulopy Of
aahony, and he is daily eulogixing and
defending the men whom he last fall de-
nounced n trsitors to theu country. And
be is now busily and earnestly 1t work to
propagate the sentiments and policy which
PC then denounced ~ reasonable.
His object then was to pet an Office
but he failed; his OBJ j~ct il still unchanged
while his sentiments and policy are changed
entirely; but the failure of his purpose
will prove as signal now Is then.
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FROM GEN. BANKS.
Especial to Post. |

Washington, May 81.
At the last advices the rebels were
above Front Royal. in considerable force,
and Gen. Banks forces were pushing on,
having fought brisk battle and com
pletely defeated the enemy. 1. is safe for
loyal people to act as if they heard more
good news
Il is reported here to-day that the wife
Of the rebel Gen. Lee will not be released
until the rebels fulfill their agreement to
give up Col. Corcoran.