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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
a Gurious Case ofSteaIins.

The Chcnango (N. y Union puiishcs an
account of the arrest in Norwich, in that
County, of law student named William
Dunlevy, the wholesale robbcries of several
stores in that vicinity. We quote the main
part of the st9ry:
ION Friday morning il had become gene
rally known throughout the village that
large amounts of stolen property had been
found on Dnnley's premises and every person
who had lost anything in that way within
the last year or two proceeded % the house,
winch MAS soon stripped OF about all it con-
tanned. Ii seemed as though the prisoner
had been in the habit stealing right and left
everything he could lqy his hands on, and
had then set deliberately down in the midst
of his stolen goods Ia wait the exposure
WHICH must follow. There was scarcely an
article of any kind in his possession which
was not identified 10y some One as property
that had been stolen. Nor was the apparent
iy the slightest attempt at cOneealment. .-
Everything WAS in plain sight or NJ least in
its proper place. In many instances the pri.
yate marks OF the merchants had not blea
removed from the articles la books his
own name was written, ii not ON the samo
page with the real owners, on an adjoining
tly leai, ar ON the Inside of the epyer With
the owners name still INCREASED and in plata
view The articles, too, were as inCungru.
Gus as can be imagined, aud embraced all,
most eys,l thing irum parl0r furniture 10 as
'uncons aercd tribes, as were ever snapped
NJ by dishonest hands. The following i a
li'l uf ihose who found and inocnliA,i as
belonging to them some OF the things IN or
about the prlsnner's house snl ~ iar 10 We
have been ablo 10 proouFv II, a llsl of the
articles 30 md,Hilaed, in addition 10 What
ID naalel ahavc.
"illfam Gnodrlch, gFooer-i lsT Of butter,
Nash tub, tNo eAOpplag hoNls, : doog
mats, CLOTHES fFanle aud lhTee kegs of
oysloTg hogisles baskets. sausage and gi,,gos
% 4. D. a u. nsdioTd. WsTohsnis--
Crlekesy, gla.s'aaTe, kHlses aud loTks, palls
AMI tubs. fAsy alsa hslless ihem,slyes
losss ~ Dnnlssy IA q laaeh lsAsseg aa,sant
that tss sLsse. IA ths wsy al read, mada
elolhine, As,. bal The ssssesss As,s aei bsss
fsaad -
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Critfcndcsi's Philadelphia Conn
mcrcin7 College,

n. F. Corner of 7th and Chestnut ss., Philadelphia
TJNuTS INSTITUTION, which established in
1 1874. and is consequently in the 18th year
OF lis existence numbers among its graduates, hum
reds Of the most successful Merchants and Business
Men Of our country.
The object of the Institution is solely TO afford
youn. men facilities for thorough preparation for
business.
The branches taught arc, bookkeeping, as appi-
cable to The various departments of trade; Penman-
shir. both plain and ornamental; Commercial Law,
Natl emntics, Navigation, Civil Engineering, Draw
ing Phoro .raphy, and Modern Languages.
The system of instruction is peculiar; no classes or
set lessons are made of but each student is taught
individually. so that he may commence at any time,
and attend whatever hours are most convenient.
Catalogues are issned annually after the 18th Of
April containing of the students for the year.
and full particulars of terms, &c., and may be OBJ.
tanned at any time by addressing the Principal.
In extensive accommodations, widespread repnta.
tion, and the lengthy experience of the Principal
this institution offers facilities superior to any other
in the country for young wishing to prepare for
business and to obtain Mt the same time diploma,
which will prove n recommendation for them to any
Mercantile House.
- Crittenden's Series Of Treatises Book.
Keeping, now more widely circulated than any other
work on the subject, for sale at the College.
s. HODGES CRITTENDEN. Attorney at Law.
February s, lS62.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

Benz. Slater, merchants carpets, 3largc
mirrors. broadcloth coats, vests, pieces
OF oilcioth, pieces of sheeting, piece of
bed-ticking. four pieces of muslin curtain
stun, one piece of dress goods, one set Of
plated table spoons, haIf dozen auger bits,
cinnamon mill, a barrel of white sugar,
and possibly other things which we have
not named
"Rawson Close, dealer in cabinet ware
Two tables, six cottage chairs, .hree cottage
Bedstcads, twelve Grccian chairs, two rock.
ing chairs, three hair mattr, sses, enc cottage
lounge, one mahogany centre table, one
light stand, and three wash-stauds, amount
ing In all to the value of about S120.
"W. G. Mandcville, dealer in hats, caps,
furs, 81 pair of ladv's fur gloves, pair
of gentleman fur gloves, l buffalo robe, and
fur collar.
''Frahcis c. Gri1iing, dealer in shoe leu.
thcr and shoe indings-2 sides sole leather,
shoemaker's tools, &c.
&c. II. Williamson, druggist-4 jugs of
liquor, and two trusses.
IN. p. Wheeler, nerchant--oLo box Of
sugar;
"R.' johnson, hardware--t small pocket
rule
''I1olmes 6 Latham, hardwarc--1 cook
stoyc-supposed to have been taken from
Wood & CO. ssstore house.
John Wait-Law books.
Lewis Kingsley--Law books.
I'D. l.. Follett-I.aw books. .
I'D. NJ. Powers-Books.
~: G. Thompson / Worccstcr's large
dictionary.
"C. G.. Summer book.
"E. Childs-1 saw-buck.
"Charics Watts--1 wheebarrow.
IS. 5. Hayward-1 hand.slcd.
Henry +. Weeden-1 dry goods box.
"Thc prisoner came to this town from
Guilttord, where his parents then lived, in
the spring OF 1859, and entered the law Of
ice Of Mcssrs RcXford d Kingsley, as stu.
dcnt. lie was then about twenty-five years
Of age. 1t was understood that he was
young man struggling with some OF the
hardships of the worid, yet determined to
educate himself and to obtain ain honorable
profession. In winter he taught school, and
was supposed thus procured the means Of
pursuing his studies in the summer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
q Rebel kettcr.

A member of the Anderson Troop, during
the battle of Murircesboro, picked up II
leitle on the field written by W. T. Halpon,
OF Nickshurg, To his cousin in the army. 1t
is dated "Nickshurg, Nov. esd, 1862" and
of course contains nothing in the way of
news. We make few extracts, however,
rs tending TO corroborate the statements
made rs 10 the general distress in the rebel
States, not only among the troops, but among
the people, We quote;
II am sorry To Hear of You having to live
on corn and pumpkins. | suppose you
could get along very well with the corn /;
but pumpkins did not do So well without
sugar, and milk, aud eggs, which ] know
you did not have"
The writer then promises 10 send his
cousin some articles us soon as pQssi6le, and
adds;
# will send you the wooden socks now
AMI the blank b0gks, such as they gre-bnt
they are the hest could get here, send
you hai that bought about six weeks ago
because | could not get any other TO suit
YOU. hlught hat and II Is not wqrth q
cent, hut still il cost SEQ. would send you
that one hut mine Is worth live like IL, As
ior hputs, there is no getting them ut all. |
have had my measure taken i0g chou. two
months, and they are net madc yet
"irnylsions are dreadful high AZ present,
Flour Is selling NJ $40 per barrel, Moasses
Sc per gallon There nrr few lrish po,a.
toes selling at % per bushel.
There Is no news here official, hut plenty
ui Tumnrs. You eau heaT almost anything
you want 10 hear All you have got % do u
10 give some fellow Two or three drinks oi
l.ouislaga rum, and lac will tell yna almosi
anylhlng yoa ak himL u has klile'l several
parsons here nom lnlempeFance. u lsmasle
nut nf sour sugar cane, sad u sells al tgn
dOllarS = gall0n,"
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S-T-iseo-N.
Drake's PiautatIon fBlIsers.

They purify, strengthen, AMI inYigoTA,e.
They create healthy appetite
They are ah nid0ie lo change 0f HaieT and diet
They ereoie enee IL 0i issipaiien aad late hours
They strengthen the system ani enliFen The mip |
They prevent miasm aiic Hni utter finitient feTes
liey paFiy tho bIealh and aeiiiiy oi the stomach
1Lsy care pysEsIsia sni Constipation
fhsy care DlsIgkea, Cholera, ald Cholera Nor,
bus
ILsy care Liver complalai sni Sqyaas Head
ache
Tbsy are the bssi niiisss 10 he veali Thsy max
the seak nlan slTsns, snd are ekhans 81 naiufs :
great TesiaftI 1ksy are msis n rgFs n tFalK
hani iheesishfsisi calsaya hsfk, Iasl aAi hsfl-
sst Tssali 70 sss 70 .las u day paliisalAIly -,
solaasnasi y dslleaie islfaEs Eeaslfins 4 Fssils
sliallsni. keli W Al lfse.ss blssEk,s iisisl'
"a s...xss ,, u pAAkl Co ~ p's-as.y,
ss~ y. ls4s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

The los, IN Neglcy's diyii,n during tho
fght near Mufil,esh0ro' 3 returned ~ 1853.
lis vpoue,l that lhe toau 81 lavergne hal
been rs accident buFaoi GoNa, ahd the
rclel wounded are 10 be sent To Nashville
Some curious gcalus states. a. The yesult
OF an estimate, that million one dollar
TFoasuFy notes would weigh over d ton, aRd
mAse { pile as high a. lhs Nashingloa
monument TLls will give same ilsa of tho
laheT Vt preparing uur Irfa'aiy note isiue'
TIE Buffalo C.snerc'R .lds, iisr says ia
y euueatly bs.leyei IN that vicinity that
the au.sas ggelrilla chltf Morgan T. poas
other than fellow ngmet Timothy fulleF,
eho gpuneIly hssi Ia tdG eouniy lTans!i
vanis, and Nas srnt ll.eaeO h the lsehlisn.
lIsTg iof gatlle stealing An,f .sislss onl
his iinle " Asnl "a .sailekY Bpd changed
hls Rama 20 Nass4 10 . " eoAse..ss
bssnsss sos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

railroad p siil old follow he sat on his stoop''
about the going down Of the sun, somewhere in The
neighborhood OF Cape Cod whats the Justice into
em What's the justice In earlin' sand of my farm
10 put it QUITO ano her mans ma sh Cuttln Founl
the country, runnin over folks, kiilin' calf and
hei!ers AMI goats--wheres the justice in all that
Aud where's the 'eommoiRiiun Of en- As Il used
TO was, when wanted 10 30 To lilsion could tackle
NJ my Team In the morning., alter gool breakfast
and sel on whom got ready now you've got to ~
when the bell rlnss They wOuld' ut wal, ten min.
uies for you And wheu you 60 TO ii0slon yoa cant
stop where you want to--cant drive 10 where you
want 20 put up. What KIM o. 'eomno lotion Il
that Aud jes't - when your comm home got 10
90 10 particular place ahre you start, and soi
10 caMe asay shen the bell rings AZ IN TOAD deal
v 'eommodsiion Ia that, aint they I've never
Toie on one of tbs dunel ihiuss, aud never will
but il' soln' on three yeaFs aow thai 10 ssen em
come out and 50 la, aud never esll zee that lhey
went ~ dATued ltsl either
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of IL lines, 3 tmes, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, a Is
One square, months, 900
Six months, 4r 90
One year, 800
business Cards Of lines, per cnpum, ioQ
Merchants and others advertising by the Year.
With the privilege Of inserting different I'D.
yertising weekly, 10 90
Business notices inserted in tho LOCAL CoLuns, or
peiore Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER
LINE for each insertion.
Larger Advertisements as per agreement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

An intercepted letter from member of
General iinfgs slaf indicates that the feel
Ing against Bragg - 70 strong that lac viii
be superseded. The writer admits thai not
withdrawing lhe re'yls captured most Of
the guns and several thousand prisoners
from IA, they were ha'lly whipped lie says
the slaughter NJ their officers Nas aN lsii, nnd
although the fighting ~ tho Tclsl army was
eralsldp, end The nhsllnaey Yankees.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

We have connected with our establishment we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, which viii enable us to
execute in the neatest tyle. syery variety ef
Printing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

A lelieT has been rsks,sed from naval
officer VI the squadfsp ~ lhaglssion, ~ ths
eject sLss Fssl bamt3s ~ l>sa plated vish
lToa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
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Each Freezer accompanied with book Of recipes
end full directions
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

day Of rest and gladness.
day Of joy and light
o balm OF care and sadness,
Most beautiful, most bright;
On Thee, the high nnd lowly,
Bending before the Throne,
Sing Holy, Holy Holy,
10 tie great IHree ia One.
II.
On Thee at The creation,
The light first had its birth
On Thee for our salvation
Christ rose from depths of earth;
On Thee one Lord victorious
The spirit sent from Heaven.
And thus on the most glorious
A triple Light was given.
III
Thou art part protected
From storms that round US rise
A garden intersected
With streams of Paradise
Thou art cooling fountain
In life's day. dreary land
From Thee like Pisgah mountain, .
We view the Promised Land.
".
Thou art n holy ladder,
Where angels 20 and come;
Each Sunday finds us gladder,
Nearer TO Heaven. our home.
A day of sweet reflection,
Thou art day of love;
day Of resurrection
From earth TO things above,
V.
To-day on weary nations
The heavenly mama fais;
To holy convocations
The silver trumpet calls,
Where Gospel-ight is glowing
With pure ard radiant beams,
And living water flowing
With soul refreshing streams.
VI.
New grnces ever gaining.
From this our day Of rest,
We reach the rest remaining
To spirits Of the bes,;
To Holy Ghost be praises,
To Father and TO Son
The Church her voice rc-praiscs
To Thee, blcst Three ia Oae.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
DOMESTIC
HOW TO PROMOTE DOME
HAPPINESS.

HOW TO PROMOTE D0MEsTI
HAPPINESS.
Said Mrs Smith to Mrs Brown,
AS they were walking through the town,
where do you do your shopping
That dress you re in, so neat and inc,
That when / see it, really mine
Looks positively shocking"
"I'm sure your husband Mrs Brown
Now don't be angry, pout and irown-
j. not 30 rich as mine,
Aud yet you can afford 10 buy
Just twice us much, or more than ],
And how, | cannot divine"
Says Mrs. Brown TO Mrs. Smith
:" The reason you'll be startled with,
1t is SO simple, clear
You buy on credit, for cash,
buy bargains, you buy trash,
cheap, while you pay dear:
"Whene' 'er you want dress or shawl,
A collar hose, or what-not, call
At the cheap MAMMOTH STORE,
They II sell you goods 70 very low
That you will cease to wonder SO,
How much rich goods I've wore.
':lIy husband, ns you truly say.
Is poorer, far, than yours to-day,
And yet | can buy more,
Because each dollar of his few
Is, 10 me, just as good MS two,
At the cheap MAMMOTH sroRE,"
SO satisfied was Mrs. Smith
With Mrs. Browns new aTilh-
metic, which did convince
The first, and opened 80 her eyes,
She hasn't ceased 10 pltroniLe
The MAMMOTH ever since.
And now, when you chance to meet
Her husband, Sn.ith, upon the street,
Around the corner coming,
Ills face il lighted with smile,
Ills step elasiis-all the while
A pleasant tune be shuulming.
Ladies " like effect you'd see
In your dear spouse, which you and be,
PeIehance, nee'T saw before,
Just Mrs Brown's prescription try
Aad all your ibt Of Dry uoois buy
Al the cheap MANnoTn sTORE.
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's'ic St. louis,

Chestnut Street Lei,reeD Third ard Fourth,
PmLADELrHIA.
TT,IIE undersigned, having leased, for term Of
L years this popular house, have the pleasure Of
announcing to their friends and the travelling com
mupiiy that il is open for the reception OF gness
The house, since the first of March last has been
entirely renovated and reltted in superior manner;
The apartments are large well ventilated and fur
aishe1 in modern style. Ii is centrally located,
convenient TO all the depot and steamboat landings,
Ani in the immediate vicinity Of the Custom House,
Post Office and the Corn Exchange
Connected with the Hotel is Restaurant for the
accommodation Of those preferring the European
plan Prices of Rooms from Three TO Seven Dollars
Der week according TO location.
Board 81 30 per day. Table llote for merchants
and business men from TO +, NJ.
HENRY NEIL,
ISAAC L. DEvoE.
y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
CHOICE POETRY.
From the New York Observcr.l
A NEW HYMN FOR SUNDAY,
pY REQUEST.

The following beautiful LYNN is from the pen of
the Rev. DR.. Wadsworth, Canon Of Westminster
Abbey, and nephew of the late Poet-laureatc-one Of
Englands greatest divines and scholars. The kind
friend who transmitted it TO the writer gives this
sketch Of the domestic scene in which it was first
brought to his notice. Il was in the library with
him DIR. Wadsworth.) when he put his arm in mine,
saying, come up stairs with me; the ladies are going
to sing Hymn on the Sunday, to encourage you in
your labor for Gods holy day! We all then sang
from MS, the Hymn. 1t was some days afteI before
knew it was written by himself" Let American
readers preserve this Hymn, and let Christian Fa-
miles gather around their Sunday evening 6resiies
singing it in the familiar tune used for Greenand's
icy mountains and there will be other raptures
than those kinded in the Deanery Of Westminster
Abbey.--R. S. c..
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TmK ouAnMs on LEE.

NwhA, heart 70 cold as not 10 thTlll Il the
Descriptions ~ Oeaeral l.ee I Gensgsl Leo.
abn rcullnds the correspondent ~ 0sIihaldi
-oF would Ieaisd him of the Italian bego.
bul lhss i.se u ~ aaeh . sapesl0F ~ SSH
as ~ much hansls0leef man. A child, Nc
ace told, soali lnsllneliFely Insh e. Lse Ia
ssasd a. nlend sad psslsetef, - lsssll,s
siiay y Ihs shsslbe bssniy sf hl sespisV
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PRICES.

kspCzSEFEH.hEEe 81 BOYER.
Attorneys at Law, Sunbury, Pa
A JORDAN ROCKEFELLER and SOLOMON
IN. i. BOYER. respectfully announce that they
have entered into copartncrship in the practice Of
their profession and will continue to attend TO oil
business entrusted to their charge in the counties
of Northumberland, Union, Snyder and Montour,
promptly, faithfully and carefully. Special atten-
tion will be given to the COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS. Consultations can be had in the GER.
MAN language.
Oficc-Market street opposite Weaver's Hotel.
Sunblry, February A. 1860.
Esranities, Wines, Gins. &c.
rTNIIE subscriber, having opened in Thomrson's S
j Brick Building Mill street, Danyillc, large
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the best branls eg Brandes, Tin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whslev, Port Sherry, Ma
dera Champagne and other Wines, of all grades, all
ol which viii be sold Wholesale at the lowest city
priocs Tavern keepers, by buying Of us, can save
At least the lre5 5ht
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
ray rely upon being furnished with a pure and
Inadulterated article.
" Being determined to establish reputation for
selling cheap, he respectfully solcits the patronage
OF the public. All orders promptly attcnaedto
JEREMIAH S. HALL.
Danyillc. June Is. 1860
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washington EsOuse,
OpTUIfNRERJAED pFNNSYI VANJA
E'r;,siki;a Esosssc,

DEBUTLT AND REFURNTSHED, Cor Howard
IL and franklin Street, few Squares West of the
Northern Central Railroad depot, BALTIMORE
[ r. TERMS, 81 PER DAY,
G. LEiSENRING, Proprietor,
July l5 ISjC-tf
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-04
NOTICE.

EHUE ALLEN, formerly of Pottawattamie
- county, State Of Kansas, and now q non
resident of the State of Kansas, but now Of
parts unknown, will take notice that William
J. Wilson, of Leavenworth City, State of Kanr
sas, did, on the 1st day of April, A. D. l86Sg
file his Petition in the District Court for Potta-
wattomie county, State Of Kansas, being in the
Third Judicial District, against you; setting
forth that you, the said Jehue Allen, did exc
cute and deliver to the said William Wilson,
on the fourth day of April, A. D. 1859, cer-
tain Prommissory Note for the sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollars, payable twelve
months after date, with interest after maturity
at the rate Of fifty per cent per annum. Also,
on the same day, to secure the payment Of said
Note, the said Jehue Allen executed and deliv-
cred to the Plaintiff his Mortgage Deed to the
the following described property: The north
west quarter Of section thirteen, township nins;
range nine, in Pottawattomie county, Ksnsss,
and praying that said Mortgage may be fore-
closed, the premises ordered to be sold, and the.
proceeds applied to the payment Of said debt,
and execution awarded for the balance. The
said Jehue Allen is further notified that unless
he pleads, answers or demurs to said Petition,
on or before the Goth day Of August, A. D.
1863, said Petition win be taken as confessed,
and judgment rendered accordingly. ~ s9fft
csriT 'Hltt WILLIAM ]. WILSON. soar
ia.C;g5. By JuLIus E. HIsBARD, his atty.
n54-.tp1$lZ.r .1slFI sui eses! oii.u sgl5fs.;
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Particulars of the Iron-Clad Fight

-f.f ! = erif T.. f
The following official dispatches concern
ing the capture Of the rebel ram Fingal, is
the more important as they relate to the
first decisive contest between iron -clads.
FLAG SHIP WABASH,
PORT ROYAL HARBoR, June II. r
SIR-I have the honor to inform the De-
partment that since writing my dispatch
No. BIG, have received further. details of
the capture ofthe Atlanta, sent by telegraph
from Fort Pulaski. The Atlanta, Captain
VIM. Webb, came down, this morning by
way of Wilmington river to attack our yes.
isels, and was accompanied by two wooden
steamers, filled it is said with persons, spec
tatore. t 81 lEERh iHT.
The Weehawken, Capt. John Rodgers, at
once engaged her, firing in all five shots,
three of which took effect, penetrating her
armor and killing or wounding the crews of
two guns. Two or three pilots were also
badly wounded, and the pilot house broken
up, whereupon the vessel grounded and the
enemy soon surrendered. The Weehawken
was not hit. The armament oe the Atlanta
was four Brook rifles, two seven inch and
two six inch guns She is but slightly in
jured. The officers and crew of the Atlant ia
number one hundred and sixty-fye persons.
(Signed) B. E. DUPONT, Com. o.
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From Frederick.

-, -. -. FRKDERIcK, June 25. 3.
There. is no doubt that more than half Of
Lees army is now in Maryland, adyancing
in three columns into Pennsylyania, each
advancing column followed by immense
wagon trains, most Of which are empty.
Ewell commands in person the centre ad-
vancipg column. Extra Billy Smith COM
mands = brigade corps. The wagon train
which accompanied the centre column num-
bered several hundred wagons, the majority
of which are marked q. s. Notwithstand-
ing Ewell;s orders commanding his: troops
to respect the property Of Marylanders,
foraging parties are securing the country in
every direction, seizing all the horses and
cattle they can lay their hands on. Sever
al thousand head of cattle and large
number of horses have been gobbled up in
Washington county alone. The neighboring
counties are suffering in like manner.
Most of the. cattle have been driven across
the river, to feed that portion Of Lees
army which still remains on the other side.
Several Union men just arrived from
Hagerstown, via Boonsboro, say another
rebel force Of 10000 arrived there yester,
day afternoon from Williamsport. The
force which arrived at Hagerstowh yester-
day afternoon was infantry and artillery, Of
which there were thirty pieces. - 4, ,,-,a.,
a \. 9 : b