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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
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Spring e Summer Goods.


For Noes vs'par,
Cloth, Cashmere, Vesting, Ilalian Cloth, Linen
Coating, Linen Check and cettonade.
ladies Wear.
largo assortment of Dress Goods, BLACK aud
Fancy Silks, silk Tis~aes, Fancy Derages, Shaley,
all Wool Deanes, Mosaubique Goods at low prices
Silk Lcvclias, Dclercs, Lawns, Ginghars and
Prints. full line Of Irish Linen End White Goods
Stella border and Fancy Summer shswls silk and
Lace Mantllas, &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
good assortment Of Hats ard Caps,
lnrss assortment Of Boots aad Shocs
A fuil stock OF Groceries, Molasses and Sugar,
Hardware and Building Material,
A full stock OF Queen md Glassware,
a full stock of Fish, Salt, Oils and White Lead,
4 large stock Of New Wall Paper,
A new stock Of stono and Earihenwae,
And thousands Of articles not enumerated,
~ All tho above Will te sold cheap fos Cash cr
Country Produce,
J,H. ENGEL.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass
Sold by Friling 4 Grant, and r. a. Fisher. in
Sunbury
DR.. r, .. Mccoy, Northumberland.
J. +. Caslow, and c. Brown, Milton.
j. ChTisman, Turbutyilc.
llersh Co, Nj. Carmel
5. Borgstresser, Elysburg.
- West Mahonoy.
Weaver & McWnliGms, Paxinos,
And Dealers Everywhere.
August 2 IS62--ly
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Deputy Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Dep
uty Collector for the Seventh Division, (compris-
ing Duck Creek Hundred) of the district of Della.
ware, under the Internal Revenue Act, will attend
at the office of John Eaton, ESQ., in Smyrna, on the
18th day of March next and for ten days thereafter
to receive the several amounts of Taxes in the
nua list, per assessment returned from Assessor
of said District which said Taxes are upon Sold
and Silver Plate, Carriages, &c.
will also deliver licenses to any persons who
have not yet received them.
Any person neglecting refusing to pay said
Taxes within the time above specified, will be liable
to ten per cent. additional thereon
The monthly Taxes from Manufacturers, Butch
ers Disers, and all persons liable, under the Ex-
else Law 10 render tri-monthly monthly accounts
for the months of September, October, November and
d, cember, will be received at the above mentioned
| time and place.
All persons neglecting refusing TO pay at the
time and place above specified, will incur the penal
ties prescribed in Sections 81. 76 and 70 of the &C
entitled "An Act to provide Internal revenue to sup
port the Government and pay interest on the publ
debt" T. l.. SUTTON,
Deputy Collector.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

Conscription in the South is fast bringing
into the rebel army every man capable of
bearing arms. This state Of things cannot
last much longer.
8lr Foster, of Alabama, in the rebel
House, recently offered resolution instruct
ing "the Military Committee to report a
bill providing for the conscribing and plac-
ing in the public service in the field every
white male citizen resident or sojourning
within the Confederate States, without re-
gard to age, physical disability, trade, pro-
fession, oi pursuit, whenever it may be sat-
isfactorily asceriained that such person has
refused TO receive Confederate money for
any article sold or offered for sale by him !;
also, for selling, or attempting to sell, any
article whatever at an advance Of more than
cent upon the prices charged two years
ago on the same article"
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Smyrna, Feb. Oath, l963..3t
Deputy collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Dep
uty Collector for the Ninth Division Comprising
Murderkill Hundred Of the District Of Delaware, un-
der the Internal Revenue act, will be in attendance
the following places aud time to receive the
era amounts Of Taxes, as per Assessment List, re.
turned from Assessor of said District:
At Camden, (otiice in ]. +. Clements & Co.'S
store,) on the 18TH, l3th l4th. 10Th and l7th Of
March next; at Frederica lin Fountains Hotei) on
hd 18th and 18th of March next; at FELTON, lin Jol.
ey's IIole) On the 23d and oath Of March next.
This annual list of Taxes to be collected at the
present time is upon Carriages, Gold and Silver
Plate, &c. will also deliver Licenses to any per.
sons who have not yet received them. Any person
negecting refusing to pay said Taxes within the
time above specified, ten por cent. will be added
| thereto
The monthly Taxes from Manufacturer, Butchers
DisIlers. and others liable under the Excise TaI
Law to render tri-monthly or monthly accounts fol
the months of September, October, November ant
| December, will be received at the absve time.
All persons neglectng refusing TO pay at th'
time and places above specified, will incur the pen
ates prescribed in Sec. 69 IS and 70 the act en-
titled "An Act to provide Internal revenue 10 sup
port the Government and pay i,tercst OF the pub
debt" JOHN f. CLEMENTS,
Deputy Collector.
Camden, Feb. 2Tth, 1663.-3t
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

CoRREsroSDENcE WITH THE CoSFEDERArEs,-Roth
houses Of Congress have passed the bill TO prevent
respoudsnce with the Confederatns. 1t provides
that if any person, being citizen of the United
States, and residing in foreign country, or any cit
izea thereof, without permission of the Government
Of The United States and with the intent to defeat
the measures of the government, shall, either direct
1 Or indirectly, CPen any correspondence or inter
es<sss with the Confederate government, or any
lsdviduai acting sympathizing Herewith, or whe
shall counsel or assist such proceedings, shall be
dssned guilsy Of high misdemeanor, and, on convie
tion, shall be punished by hne not exceeding
$4,000, and imprisonment not less than five years
the offender to be tried by court within the juris
aictiOn Of which he may first have been arrested.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
THE INpIANoLA CAFTuREp. Also.


II is mOrtlfying and alarming that we should have
lest the only two armed vessels that have run the
Vicksburg blOckade-the Queen Of the Nest and the
IadiGROlG. The irst-nsmed is already in service
against US, and helped TO capture the Other Admi-
cd in operations in violation OF his orders. 1t ap.
pears from the last accounts that the IndanolG made
desperate fight, aud only surrendered when in a
sinking condition. The fight occurred thirty miles
below vicksburg. She was attacked by three boats
There is comfort in this the vessel reporet
30 be the most formidable in the Western water
cannot be turned against and made to help tn
Qsssn Of the Wtst IN new rayages.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

GEN. HOOKER IN WAsHNGroN.-=General
Hooker arrived at Washington on Saturday
He visited the Capitol, and being invited
upon the floor of the House, was congratu-
lated upon his successful record as fighting
man who was never beaten. Not a single
Democrat went near him, but apparently
looked with contempt upon the gallant hero
who longs to strike deadly blows at the
rebel army.
He says he has now one of the finest
armies the world ever saw, as free from de-
moralizstion as any army ever was, and he
believes that it will not be long before the,
give good account of themselves.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

Ak ESGLIsn FLEET NTIIE REBEL SERVICE.
Ten war vessels for the rebel navy are
Dezrly completed in England. Fear of
sLem are iron-clad steam ranls, of henvy
tonnage and great power, but they are OF all
grades, from the fieet-footed, fat bottomed,
iightdraught cruiser, that can make her
fifteen knots an hour, and to the formidable
armor-plated frigate of the strength and
capacity Of ogr oyn EronGclss. Such is the
tenor OF . public address to Lord Palmers-
ton, through London Journal, giving To-
caIities and full particulars as to the " ten "
vessels above referred to, and adding that
there are "fifty" such vessels in yariou,
stages of completion in the British doniin
long
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

- WHEREABoCrs OF THE NINE MONITORS.
Five of the Ericsson batteries are now
assembled at Port Royal, viz:--the .nontauk,
Ptlssnicy JYesha~ken, Nahant and PdtapscO
These are soon to be joined by the 'SanganOn
from Hampton Roads and the S0lgamo,
Is to be relieved by the CdtsEiH, which left
New York on Friday last. The eighth OF
these vessels, the Nantuckt, sailed from
Boston on Saturday, for the Southern coast.
The above lst inclndes all of the first nine
.,Io.ptOrs, except the Lehyh, which is afioat
st Chester, Pa, and rapidly approaching
completion.
With such powerful squadron of iron
clad batteries in the neighborhood o
Charleston aud Savannah, surely We shoul(
hear of such active operations as will rejOic
the hearts of the loyal people.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

thereby give notice shat JOSEPH CARRoW of
the town Of Smyrna, who il conducting and caT.
rving on the business Of Wheel Hrighnng and Black
smilhing in said my agent. not authorized
10 create any debt debts any contract
my agent. Oiller than mnde sales from the bus
ness and 10 purchase for cash rsde such terias
and stock in trade necessary for the business in
which no is engaged my agent All persons are
hereby notified that shall not pay or be bound BY
any debts created by the said Joseph Carrsw.
JOHN II. BEWLEY.
Smvrua Feb 1th 1863 I'm
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
CHARLESTON,

2 Preparations for the movement against the enemy
ere still in progress. All the iron-clads excepting
tro had arrived. The misunderstanding relative to
Gen. Fosters forces had been arranged ,and
difficulty is apprehcnded. The troops taken into the
Department of Gen. Foster were to be under Gen.
Hunters command,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

THE PESSsYLTANA INSTITUTION FOR THE
BlISI,--We have received the thirteenth
annual report Of this institution. In it
Delawafe educates her Blind. The blind
from this State are Job s. Bntterwortb, Of
Kent. Joshua, Jefferson, from Sussex, and
John Reyboldsa from New Castle. The
number we had 10 our State, according to
the census of 1860, was AZ, or one to every
ys29 Of our people.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

Hon. William Wright has been elected
United States Senator from New Jersey, for
six years from the 4th Of this month. He
was the nominee of the Democrats and dis
places the traitorous Wall.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
VICKSBURG.

From ViOksburg we learn that the channel of the
cutoff had been dug depth of feet, and that the
transport Lebanon, side wheel steamer had passed
tIrough. The place will be taken BY siege.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

The capture of the Queen ofthe West is fully con.
frmed, but she appears TO have madea more glori.
ops defence than the rebel accounts say.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

The British steamer Petyei, at Hampton Roads,
ftsm Charleston, reports that the rebels have built
st,ong obstruciOns the habor which is filled
with torpedOes, to blow up the Federal vessels.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

There Is Eumor afOat that the vicksburg canal
10 finished and that several gunbOats have gone
through to attack Port Hudson.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

The expedition through Yazoe Pass had reached
Mssn Lake on the 22d of February.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Advertisements.
THOS. L. TEMPLE,
Licensed AuctiOncer,
CAMDEN, DEL,

Sales Of Personal Property, General Merchandise,
Real Estate. sc, called any where in Kent county.
He has long been known as q most successful VeR-
due CTier-One that. while engaging the attention Of
the people by numerous ncid ens looks especially to
the interest OF the seller by quick sales and high
prices. Letters addressed as above wili receive
prompt attention. Janl
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

Gsn. Foster has returned to Nswhern, and is pre-
pairing for another expedition.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

An affair occurred on the 25th ult., in the Valley
ofths Shenandoah, winch was, to say the least, un
fortunate, rebel cavalry scout having come with
in eur lines on the Strausburg road and captured
few of our men, pursuit made by party Of our
Gavalfy, which was pushed contrary to orders be-
yond Woodstock. Here our mon were surprised by
a chArge'o rebel cavalry and routed. In race OF
some twsnty miles. some two hundred of them were
killed or captured.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
- ~ J%MR ~@5

The manufacturers are now prepared TO suppl!
large demand with Ihis valuable manure. They
would respectfully announce TO Farmers and DeulOrR
in FeEiEe that the pTiOe has been advsr ccd s4e
per 2UOO lbs IL need scarcely be mentioned that
this change rendered necessary by the great,
lY increased eosI Of materials and AbOTers as we'll
by the opeFatson OF the u s. Tax upon manufaciuEer
Every Farmer using a FoStliEer. may be assuIed
that the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still maIs
tain its high character for strength and pgrsty. tie
manufacturers preiernng 20 make email advance IN
the price per rahev ihan let Is fall below
iheis former Standard under the increased expenses
Of manufacturing - d..
u is prepared from Raw Bsnes. and warranted to
contain ali ,helF original organic masterno buFnsG
os calcined t0ues are used. and il is sold endrT
guaranty from the manufacturer that h is free snn
aduitsratiop.
The REMAND FOR BAUeH's Raw BONx SUPER .PIIos'
ruATE year greatly erosedsd that Of any previous
one. which Is substantial evidence OF high stan
.dArd Of popularity.
PRICE, s46 PER 2oo0 LBs.-CAsH.
The above nsnure may be had Of regular desleH.
orof BAUGH q SONS.
| No. 20 South Delaware Avenue, .s.
| febl9 ~. PHY.AbRLFRiA. 2
Il
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
w ar News,
GEN. IIooKER's DISCIPLINE.

Gen. Hooker has arrested thirty dcserters, had
tried by Court martial and sentenced to be shot. 1t
is bslieyed he will iRexorably enforce the sentence.
The ease is noteworthy almost the first where the
rs against deseytiOn has seemed likely to be sxecu-
Bed, Aaa as illustrative of the vigorous means BY
which Gen. Hooker is raising the efficiency OF the
Army Of The Potomac.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05

AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS
WARES, &C., &c,
at his Store on Main street, next door to Bank Of
Smyrna. and that
Epery article is Fresh and Genuine, and Of the Best
Quality that be procured each being selected
pressIy for Physieians Prescriptions and Family use.
is his determination to sell everything in his line
az the lowest price.
His connection with the best Wholesale houses in
PhiIadelp phia and New York will enable him TO do
30 he therefore respectfully soeits the Public Pat.
ronage which, by strict personal attention to business
and an accommodating disposition. it shall ever be
his study to deserve aud appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
REMOVAL.
Boots and Shoes,
@s5 MM - ~~H H@|-

purchased at auction, IN Philadelphis, for CASH..
Also the largest and best assorted stock of Fall and
Winter -t'..'
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Chemicals, Pertitmaery,
FANCY AND TOILET
Articles, &c. &c.

The subcriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Smyrna and vicinity tha. he has new and we'll Sc
lected stock Of
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Smyrna Advertisements.

near SMYRNA. DRAINING TILE Of all sizes and 0
.he very best quality aud is prepared to supply
qounsiiy at the lowest manufacturing prices. jyI0
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
Notice..

Camden, Feb. 9th, l663.-3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
THRArs OF ADvKRrIsINa.

IN rHE DAILY sPY:-one square" (three hurths
~ ihehl nrst Insertion, sl each subsequent insertion
~ een"i one week. %; two weeks, o. rs; one month
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advertisements and Special Notices, extra price
seansnt First insertion 81 per square each sub
sance Yearly regular advertissrs viii bc ysonred IA
make quarterly payments '''o'' WI U" isquieu "
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t.s0Vclatlon and no communicative desirned 10 cs}l a.
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can oe inserted unless paid for On Advertisement
The Publishers will not hold themselves
charged for the Advertisement. ~ Wv "iVuA'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

out all the unlocked drawers in the desk, and
then carried it bodily about half mile, bat.
tered it open and succeeded in getting about
$500 for his trouble.
Laurence Murray, sexton of St. Mary's
church, New Haven, an elderly man, was
beaten until nearly unconscious by young
rowdy named Riley on the 9Th inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
IeineIrp, dc.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT of WATCH
A Es, CLOCKS AND SILVER WARE, for sale at the
lowest cash prices Also fine assortment of Jewelry
Cutlery Porte nonaies Ledgers at the old prices Let.
ter and Note Paper &c, and articles too numerous to
meutlon.
aYPlease call at No. Bay State Block. Sign ofthe
Golden Eagle. diff aug3 ISAAC FISH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

Important Expedition OM the Texas,
Shrnys port, and Sicasburg ksailrOaes-
How the People TnIA-HenIth or the
Army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

Charles Boodley was arrested in Boston on
the 9th, having in charge seven neat cattle
which he had stolen from pasture at Brigh-
ton.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

Mitchell Head, Searles, Nckles and Rich
ardson-o officers who have given their lives a
sacrifice These were all brave to a fault
We have few left who escaped simply be-
cause it was the will of good God, not be-
cause they were not where others fell
Our two surgeons and Lieut. Button are
prisoners.
The Regt. took into the fight 276 men, it
lost 1877, Of whom 81 are known to be dead,
rs known to be wounded, 70 are prisoners,
or at least, their condition is notsknown; a
few have returned to their companies very
slightly wounded.
The Regiment saved its colors, although its
guards were nearly all cut down. Little John
n Bradley, the Cook of Co. E. grasped the
colors, and swung his coffee-pot, crying, raj
ly round the flag, boys!" johnny is promoted
Color Comparable is Little corporal
The list of the killed, wounded and missing
was sent as soon as possible
There is Wisconsin Regt. here, who has
officers in the Telegraph Office of the Depart
ment, which, by special favor, may telegraph
its condition; but that is not our privilege.
Another remark let me make, and | am
done Day by day we sit by our defences,
or work on them Last Sunday Col Bingham
asked that Divine service might be held in or
near the trenches. This pleased the Chaplain,
and in a moment his text flashed into his mind
-''As Dying, and Behold, we Live III Cor,
6, 9. These words suggested proper thoughts,
addressed to the one hundred and six men
who are left to carry muskets. A glorious
remnant of splendid Regiment.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
Died.,

In The town of Paris, the 9th inst, Sergt. W. H.
COBURN, aged % years.
Although seemingly well, till taken with his last sickN
ness; STILL promptness and the best OF could not
save him. 1t was decreed by Him who rueth II things,
that he should give up his life, sacrifice his
try Again has the noble form of one Of lberty's
bravess defenders, been consigned to the tomb One
more Preside is stepped in gloom. Yet should we mourn
Nay; rather rejoice. Although beloved BY all as he
was and his loss to the bereaved family is rreparabe
still his death is enviable What more exalted ep>
taph should desire; what more glorious can he
have, than that "He died for his country"
"Whoever fights, whoever falls,
Justice conquers evermore,
Justice fter before
And he who battles her side,
God though he were ten times slain
crowns him victor glOrihed,
Victor over death and pains
Forever"
Little did the father think, when he beat he mut1ed
drun to the grave the funeral OF the snented Capt
insley, he would attend, at the place. the
buri.l of his son. But so it was.
O before October has shed its leaves he Is aid be-
side his Captain. The two broth ers in lie side by
side.
GOOD friend brave heart gallant soldieri hail and
farewell ~ E. f. P.
At Pleasant Prairie Oh the 18th instant Mr.. ALFRED
FOSTER, aged Sc.
Thus our old friends and early settlers passing
away. Mr. Foster, with quite circle of friend with
himself and family, came here when prigaton and toll
lot of cary settlers. Since then, our friend Al
freds first companion his father, sister, and
have passed away and this they min
gle upon better shore. Mr.. Foster good citizen,
ndadied in peace. z. NJ. d.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

The BATTLE OF CHICAMAUGA.-We publish
this week an interesting and thrilling account
of the battle of Chicamauga written by the
Chaplain of the veteran first, Although many
accounts have been written, this will be read
by our friends with more interest, as coming
from Kenosha man, with whom many of
our readers are well acquainted Although
this letter occupies considerable space, and
crowds out some political matter that had been
prepared for this week, we presume no one
will complain.
We are happy to learn from private sources
that Capt McVean, continues to improve, and
that he will probably be able to be brought
home in few days
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
aHEEREFF,S SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, EENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Isaac J. Olapp against Meredith Rowland, Franklin
II. Head, the City Bank OF Kenosha, Julian overbay,
and Frederic w. Lyman.
pursuance Of the judgment in the above entitled &C
tion rendered May 9th, A. 1853, at the regular term
said Court, udson Fox Sheriff of KenOsha County,
shall offer for sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder therefor for cash. at the front door OF
the Court House in the city and county of Kenoshs
and State of Wisconsin, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of Saturday October 1th 1862 the following described
lots parcels of land, much thereof shall be
sufficient satisfy said judgment together with the
penses of such SALE to wit the north half OF the south
quarter Of section ID town two 2) north OF
range twenty three (23) east excepting therefromsix
(6) rods in width the south side, decided to Buck
ner s. Morris, by William Seymour. Also the south
half OF the north half of the south cast quarter OF sec
tion a. town and range aforesaid except
ing hereiro ali that Part of said parcel lying east OF
the Kenosha and Racine road as now laid, and also
excepting the track of the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad. HUDSON FOX,
Dated July Is, 1853. Sheriff Kenosha Co,
O.S. d +. H, HEAD, Pi's Attys. 13w6
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday, the 3lst
day of Oct, A. D. 1861 at the time Of day and
HUDSON FOX, Sheriff.
Renosha Oct IT, 1868. 2w2o
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

The meeting at Simmons Hall, on Satur-
day evening last owing to the inclenency of
the weather, was not as numerously attend
ed as it otherwise would have been. The
storm kept Mr.. Van Wyck at home who was
expected to be one of the speakers. Still
respectable audience gathered together and
listened with much qualification to the speech
OF Mr.. BARRY. who was on hand. He gave
US "a plain, unvarnished" Union speech that
was frequently cheered for its sterling, patri-
otto sentiments and vigorous defense of the
administration and its measures for the sup
preston Of this most wicked and unprovoked
rebellion. All who were present, were salts
fled that i'll Mr.. Barry Kenosha county would
have an able, fearless and honorable represen-
tative in the assembly at Madison the coming
winter.