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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

t-ES' Ar rome of the Vallandigham sympathy
meetings held throughout the North, have the
speakers or resolutions expressed one word of con
dcmnatiun Of the devish rebellion which il causing
murder and every other terror Of war to infect the
land like pestilence Yet these Copperhcads claim
that they loyal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

Council PRoCEEDINGS.-Council met on Monday
evening pursuant to adjournment Chief Burgess S.
B. Boyer in the chair. Members present, Messrs.
Grccnough Packer, Peasants Wilvcrt, Bright, Fri
ling, Rohrbach and Sccsholt1.
Minutes Of last meeting, and meeting of May llth
read and approved
The Auditors reported settlement with c. +. Mar
tin, Collector; p W. Gray, Treasurer, and David
Haupt Oversccr of the Poor.
On motion the report adopted and Auditors
instructed 10 report any more orders cancelled
and not marked on the order book such and if SO
to report at next meeting.
On motion of Mr. Grecnough. Resolved That ap-
pcals from the taxes levied for 1863 be heard ON
the 22d day of June. inst, between the hours of .
o'clock \. NJ. and o'clock p NJ. and that when
the Council adjourn it be to meet nt o clock A. NJ.
Of the 22d inst IA board of appeal in the Grand
Jury room
Bill of Mr.. Lenker, Street Commissioner, present
co, on motion, an order granted for the same, the
wages to be one dollar per day for this bill.
On motion of Mr.. Wilvert Resolved, That the
Chief burgess amploya Civil Engineer to give the
gr aides Of the streets
On motion of Mr. pleasants, Resolved, That the
Chief Burgess be authorized to make contract with
Mr. Wciser for stone for macademizing Market street
On motion order of 50. granted for making ont
duplicates of Borough Road and Poor taxes for the
ensuing year. and for the duplicates to put said taxes
in.
On motion nd journcd JNo W. BUCIER, ok.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

s,S'WEkyiLTh This insect has visited some grain
fields in some of our neighboring counties SO far we
have not heard Of an! in this vicinity and the farmers
express the hope that the grain crop will be very
good ii not visited by heavy rains or strong
winds which will have the effect of laying the grain
and ipjurng the coming harvest
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

IL The Right Rev Dir. Ste 'ens assistant Bishop
Of this diocese, will make an Episcopal Visitation and
hold service in ST. Mark Church, Northumberland,
Saturday evening July ith, and in st. Matthews
Church, Sunbury, Sunday morning, July 5th.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

10 How CorPEEHE AD CAME TO LEAVE a LoY-
Uniontown, Dnuphin county, last week. a number
of Clctgyhen and delegates from tho, different
churches of the adjoining counties were in attend
hnco The delegate from tho Congregation of this
place, who is candidate for the Legislature, no
doubt thinking it good opportunity to display his
talents, had political meeting called at tavern in
thel loSor end of this county, few miles from Union
town, on Friday evening Somo Of tho clorgy and
citizens dcsirous of being enlightened prepared to the
place appointed to hear him. To their astonishment
they found him to be coppcrhoad, dcnouncing tho
administration in the most bitter terms. The citizens
Of that vicinity being loyal TO tho government, de-
tcrmncd upon informing the honorable delegate that
ho not far enough south to utter such reasonable
language. Tho next morning, after the citizens heard
of n copperhead being in their midst an unusual
ctomcnt prevailed in that loyal village the Stars and
Stripes were displayed from the houses and largo
flag stretched across the main street Of the town.
committee was then appointed to advise the copper
head delegate of his future course, and requested
him to leave the place before 10 o'clock A. Nj, or
abide the consequences. The delegate, believing
discretion the better part of valor, was seen at
b'cock A. NJ passing through under the American
Ang ON his way to this county, no doubt considering
II all act to be ordered out of loyal
village for uttcring disloyal sentiments and urging
the citizens to resist the draft.
The above arc the facts as communicated to us by
a correspondent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

kiLLRD-We learn that John {. shannon, Esq.
of Lewis Township. killed on Friday Of last
week by piece of timber falling on him. lie was
engaged in building an addition to his barn, when
the timber fell upon him and instantly killed him.
lie was good citizen an honest and upright man,
and his death is regretted by many friends
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CENTRAL. uorEI. POn SALE.

fINlila we'll knoNn Hotel located IN sunbuTy At th
l junction Of the NoTihsrH Central with lhr sunh,l
- a Inc hHilFoAds, ls ensIsd Al private sale RI
I,sm, II sals sili be maae sasy. Tor isIseg 10
lofmailon, enquire II this ouss
AusYsis lsil
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NEW .FEEsSEE LANDS EOss
SALE.

GARDEN OR FRUIT FARMS
Suitable for Grapes, Peaches, Pears Raspberrics,
Straw berries Black berries currans, &c, of l. p,
D. 10 or 20 acres each at the following prices for tho
present, viz 20 acres for 5000 10 acres 1yr Sll0,
acres for $50, 2. ncrcs for $40, acre for $50.
Payable by one dollar week.
Also good Cranberry lands, and village lots in
CIIETWOOD, 2j by 100 feet, at sol each, payable
by one dollar week. The above land and farms,
are situated ut Chewood, Washington Township,
Burlington County, New Jersey. For further in
formation apply, with p. o. stamp, for circular,
to
Il FRANKLIr CLARK,
No. OG Cedar Street, New York, y. Y
January 81. lS63.-ly
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10 eoE,.r,rt,s,s3yes.

TENlE Advertiser having been restored to health in
| a few weeks. by II very simple remedy. aztec
having suffered several with . severe lung nf-
fiction, md that dress disease, Consumrtionis anx-
iou make known T. Lis fellow suffers the means OF
cure
To all who desire Il he VII send & cony o. he
prescription used rcc of chargc with ,hu directions
for preparing anl usinC the same, which u4ov will
find sure cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, EruI.-
chis, dc. The only objee, otllc gdy urtiscr IN send
in; the Prescription is to beuef the afflicted and
spread information which he conccivcs to be i.yulu-
able and he hopes every sufferer wilitry III remedy,
it vii! cost them nothing and may Prove bless
ing.
Rev. EDWARD WILSON. Wil'iamsbur,a,
Kings County. New lv.k.
Arri II 1874 -ou
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c.D" VINO Cor Up THE Rebellion I've

c33" VINO Cor Up THE REBELLION I've
submit the following facts, by stating that
during the administration of James Buchan-
an the following events occurred:
Dec. 10, 1860. South Carolina seeded.
Jan. 8, 1861. Mississippi seeded.
Jan. 16, 1861. Florida seeded.
Jan. 10, 1861. Georgia seeded.
Jan. 81, 1861. Louisiana revulted.
Feb. 1, 1861. Texas revoltcd.
Feb. 8, 1861. Arkansas revoltcd.
Feb. 9, 1861. Jefferson Davis was elect
ell President of the Southern Confetlcracy.
Feb. l9, 1861. jeff Davis was inaugnra-
ted.
Now who got up the rebellion ? Under
which King
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w ATCHES
- e clry ~ ID ~ ,n ON Il y.
LEWIS LADOMUs G. co.


UANE always on hand large stock Of Gold and
III Silver Watches, suitable for Ladies' Gentleman
or Boys Wear. Some Of our own importation, cx
ira fine quality.
Our assortment of Jewelry consists of the most
fashionable and rich designs also the rainer and
less expensive.
Silver Spoons. Forks, Pie. Cake and Fruit Knives;
also large variety IF Fancy Silver Ware suitable
for Bridal Presents.
We have also ON hand most splendid assortment
of Diamond Jewcry, of all kinds, to which We invite
especial attention Or prices will be found cousidc-
rably less than the articles usually gold tCr
All kinds of Watches repaired in the very best
manner. and warranted to give satisfaction.
WEDDING RINGS on hand and made to order.
Call or address
LEWIS bADOMUS 4 CO..
500 Chcsnu Street PHILADELPHIA.
p. S.-The highest cash prices paid for old Gold
and Silver.
Aordcrs from the country will receive especial
attention
May 2 lS6G.--3mo
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ESTABLISHED rsG9.
PETER LORILL y,
snnfi n Tobacco ONsanBi;,cturcr
Gil AMEERS

i
i6 & is CHAMBERS ST,
Oormcrly IL Chatham Street, New York
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the articles
of hi. manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFE.
Macaboy, Dcmigros.
Fine Rappcc, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Ruppee, Nachitochcs,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch
or Lundytoo. ....i..
50 Attention is called to the large reduction in
prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos
which will be found of Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
Smoking. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking
Long, J. A. l.. or plain, ). Jago
No. !, CavcndiSh. or Sweet, Spanish,
No. 9 Sweet Scented Oronoco. CANISTER
Nos. & mixed, Tin Foil Cuvcndish, Turkish
Granulated.
y. B.-A circular of prices will be sent applica-
ton.
April 1, lSG3-l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,

luuf Health, md MentnI FOWers,
Iiy using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Specific
Remedy known as
llELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Head the Advertisement in another column and
profit by it
Diseases and symptoms Enumerated.
Cut Il out, and Preserve it, You may not now re.
quire il. g..
But may ~ some future Day
~ gives health and YigOr 10 the frame,
Aud bloom 10 the pnllid cheek"
II Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
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s-SS'BrsY-Thc copperhcad candidates for office
have been quite active within the last few weeks, in
aking themselves agreeable to the farmers so as to
get their votes at the primary election. The candi-
date for the office of Sheriff has not been permanent
ly decided yet by the clique, on account of some
six or eight of the candidates and their friends
having become little stubborn. and do not desire
to be laid on the shelf until the next time. doubt
they having prcsentimcnt that the soldiers will all
have returned home by that time. and, that their
chances would then, be slim The successful candi
date will no doubt, relate to his German friends
his final tour for the Office, the the wires
were pulled to place him ON the ticket, in this wise
We'll, ich will der yust exactly fertzehlu wcs
war bort war der Martin in der front line, DOM
war noch On line sell dio tswett EN- Billy sic
line DOM war auch de drit line sell ich und
der John. Tn DOM fersteh, we sic dino anfanga hen
sehtimma DOM is evwa der Martin ais zurick
g'lopha fersteh. Well DOM des ding war goot, DOM
is der Billy dem Martin noch g'lopha fersteh.
Tn DOM dcs ding ais goot ich und der John
hon dcs & arranged sin fornanous lopha, der
John hut dino der track mir gerNa. Chim-
mcna was bin ich avwcr glophs.
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10 thc Democratic Voter. OF North.
nInberIaad Comfy.

cumberland County.
MELLOW CITIZENS II hereby announce my
Il self ~ a candidate for the
OFFICE 0f SHERIFF,
nt the coming Primary Election and ns the support
of my Fellow Citizens, should be nominated and
elected, promise to fulh the duties VI said once
with fidelity. .....-.
CHARLES W, SNYDER.
shAmokin tip, May 30, 1898
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For ssuts, Nsi"e. sEOac:ica, -iHss Escd
tSu2s, FEct.a Ina E'u:'s;, eSoOiicmn, ~ 4
sn@ccts oEs te'ant@, fowls, Animals.
Sc.
Put up in 25c. Zee and 81 90 Boxes Bottlcs and
llans, - and s. zcs fer lio..s rubli- ,itU,iuis
&c.
Only mGlliLIe remedies Known.
Free from po.ops
Not dangerous 10 tho Human Family.
Rat come out of their holes to dio.
Sold Wholesale in ali largo cities
Su'd By all Druggists and Retailers cvcrywhers.
,MBewarc'!! nt all worthless limitations.
See that 'coSTAES'' name is oA each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before YOU buy.
address sssGEsSE F. EGs'gNEE.
Principal Dcpo, 80 broadway, y. Y.
Sold by Frilng a Grant Smbury, Pa.
Arril i. i,hl. .--Gu
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s. M. PETTENaITT, S co

Nc. 81 Park Row, New York, and State Street,
Boston, nrc our agents for tho sUSDuHY AMERICAN
those cities, md are authorized 10 take Advertise
ments and Subscrip p6ns for us at our lowest fatcs
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5 A p @ n ! I | 4 r
CONCENTRATED LIE,
's'hc Family Soap Maker.

OF : article Of LYE Tor making SOAP. Sc. now Of
fcrcd for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENT.
ED Lyc is that made by the PENNSYLVANIA
trademark for it being .SAPONFIER, OR CON
CENTRATED LIE.' The great SUCCESS ofthis
article has led UNPRINCIpIED PARTIES to en-
deavor to IMlTATEit, in violation Of The Company
PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS BUYERS or SELLERS
OF thcs" SPURIOUS Lycs, are hereby NOTIFIED
thnt the Company have employed as their Attorneys
GEORGE HARDING, Esq. of Philada., and
WILLIAM BAKEW ELL, Esq. of Pittsourg.
And that all Manufacturers Users, or Sellers Of
Iyc. in violation of the rights Of the Company, will
be PROSECUTED at once.
The SAPONFIER. or CONCENTRATED LYE.
is for sale by all Druggists, Groccrs and Country
Stores.
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NOTICE..

George Lyman, Guardian OF Eurotas e. Dvigh,
Lyman versus his wards ct al.
5. ID. Lyman, Guardian OF He On & and Frank
ID. Lyman, versus his warns ct al.
n pursuance ., an o, der OF the Probate Court
L OF Geauga County Ohio, made on the 5th day
OF October, A. d.. 1863, in each OF the above en-.
titled cases, the undersigned will, on the 18th
day OF November, A. d. 1903 at |! o'clock A.
NJ, at the door OF the Court House in Geauga
County ,-otler AT public sale, the following de-
scrlbed real estate, To wit; an undivided interest
oi2b olone.slxth, and two.ilihs OF one sixth OF
- acres OF land in tho south. west corner OF Lot
No. II in The township OF Thompson in said Co.
OF Gcauga, uhio,--and tho same undivided in.
forest in Is and 26-l00 acres OF land in Lot & in
said township OF Thompson, and lying on the
west side Of the north and south road running
through said lot-also the same In an undivided
hall Of 30 acres in The northeast part of Lo. 9 in
said township OF Thompson. The above de-
scrihed lands are the same OF which John House,
Senior, died seized, and which are more particu.
larry described in the proceedings in said Pro.
bate Court in the above entitled cases. Said in
terest in said lands to he sold subject to dover.
Terms O, Salo-Cash in hand
GEORGELYMAN,
Guardian Of Eurotas and Dwight Lyman.
=. ID. LYMAN.
Guardian of Helen c.. and Frank d. Lyman.
October 10th 1863, 7l6w3
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Illustrious Women,

Womcu are illustrious 10 history, not from
what they have been IN themselves. but gem
orally in proportion to tho mischief they
have done or caused. Those characters
best fitted TO any purpose are precisely
those OF which history never heard or dis.
dams to speak. Those which have been
handed down to us by many different as.
poets, W. cannot Judge of without prejudice /;
in others there occur certain chasms which
1t is d~lcult to supply (; hence inconsisten-
cics W. have no means OF reconcl!ing. though
doubtless they might bo rcconciled if we
knew the whole instead of a part.
And We might go on sketching tho women
OF historic tame. beginning with Sappoh,
tho Corinrhian Maid. aud Scmairnmis. as
standing first on tho battle plain of female
endeavor, and representing woman ia it,
%orature. in art. aud IN politics. Among the
women who have graced thrones, point of
Catherine Of Russia Isabella. of Spain,
Che friend Of CoiCmbUs) or England's Eliz.
abeth. Or we might %coujurs up such names
rs Madame de- Stael aud Hannah More
Bot II is not necessary ; they arc the worlds
own, and every woman can tuke up their
history as a warning or a model for her own
career. II IS with tho present we have to
deal. and it is the practical we seek. Nor
are we without living Illustrations Of wo-
many genius aud enterprise. although there
is ~ limo in TennysOn's Princess that runs
thus
They hunt old trails very well
Bnt when did woman ever vet invent ?
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Tennessee and the Rehals.

The A.lanta-k Knoxville Register thus
grows frantic over our occupation OF East
Tennessee. II is SO vital TO the ConIeder
acy. that President Davis will abandon
Richmond, If necessary, 10 order TO repos-
sess East Tennessee:
TENNESSEE TO DE REpossEssEp,
we stated On a former occasion that
the very existence of the Confederate
States and 0rmy were dependent upon the
reoccupation oil tennessee 0y Gen. Bragg.
Our enemies know this as well as our own
COMMANDMENT Chief. There is no risk
or sacrifice, no concentration Of strength
TINT will be spared in the accomplish
ment OF the rocouquest Of Tennessee
The army of Virginia wlll bo thrown upor
East Tennessee. and that OF the Missis
slppl Valley upon Rosecrans' rear, 10 the
direction OF Murireesboro'. The cain
That followed the Storm OF Chickamauca /,
the presage OF most terrible events, and
the coming shock of contending armies on
the soil Of Tennessee will be decisive OF
the fate OF the Confederation.
II any one doubts the necessity which
would impeI President Davis TO sacrifice
Richmond. Charleston and Mobile, ali
to reacquire Eastern Tennessee. he need
only ask the Commlssary.G General by what
agencies, and from what source. he armies
o. the South have been sustained durinu
the first year OF the war. Eastern Ten,
nessee furnished the Confederate States
with twenty-five millions Of pounds OF
bacon. Last yea, the State of tennessee
fed the army. /; is ascertained that the
prevalence Of the hog cholera throughout
the South has prevented the production
o. more meat than the reoplo require.
Our soldiers wonid hardly fight well #
confined to bread and water, and il there.
fore happens that the Commissary Gen.
eral is the Commander IN Chic. ard lis
fiat has gone forth that Tenne sseo mus,
be redeemed.
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BooKs.-We refer our readers 10 T. b.
Peterson d Brothers advertisement of
books in another column. This house
publish the best list Of popular novels in
the country, and they are adding to il
every week. Such writers rs Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. SonlhworDh, Charles Dickens, and
n host OF others on their list, are the ones
that command thousands Of readers.
This house sends books by mail on re.
ceipt Of price. which enables our soldiers
or any one else At a distance to ge; all
books at retail prices. Sd,iers. ped.Srs
and csnvassers can always get a good
stock Of books OF tho Mcssrs. Pelersous,
ei a very small outlay. and can double
iheir money on them in a short time. We
advise all to deal with this active business
firm, aud they will always have their or.
ders attended to promptly and prop.
erly:-PA@adsphia Inquirer, Oet. 10,
1868. "
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Important
a. I.
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feclions OF The Kidneys and Bladder, which has
been used by upwards OF 100 PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with entire success, SUI
preceding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsules, or any
compound hitherto known.
DELi,S SPECIFIC PILLS are speedy in
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and when n cure is effected it is perman. Mt
They arc prepared from vegetable EXTRACTS that
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sugar coated, al, nauseous Taste is avoided. No
change OF diet is necessary whilst using them,
nor does their action interfere with business pur-
suits, Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; 6 ! Boxes Tor S..
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Progress Of the Dominican Rebellion.
New YoRK. Nvypnh,r

w" loNh, NU'cinUOr !.
The brig Santiago from Port An PIato
October 6tli, via Grand Trunk, has arrived
Sh" carried 100 refugees from Polt Au
Plata to Grand Trunk. Tho Hamburg mud
omen Consuls at Port Au Plata wer,
passengers to this port. Reliable news by
ms arrival coDiirms previous reports thar
'ho opah'nrds after tho destruction of tho
town ot Santiago d. CabclIero, tho Spanish
garrison, with 1000 reinfnrcamonis. re-.
treated 10 Port Au Plata. Tho Insurgents
50 hhrrassed their march as to cause a loss
To the Spnniards of 900 to | 200 killed
ana wounded Fresh arrivals of irnops re-
lniorced thom to 1 900 men. Yet oven thes.
wero confined to the town BY the Efforts of
not over 900 insurgents. Tho Spuuiards
not making II single effort to drive off rhei,
assailants. Tins continued ill October ID.
when tho Spanish troops retired to tho
fort, auu tho town was given up to piiIape
Part of tho Spanish embarked for San
Domingo. thus reducing tho garrison to
| 500.
On tho 4tb tho Spaniards again pillarrd
tho town, and the DOminicans then tried
their hand az tho same game. Nearly all
tho houses and stores wore plundored, and
such contents AS could nor he removed ware
destroyed. Six hundred Spaniards then
sailiod IRON tho fort, aud after u severe flint
drove the Dominicans from tho town. The
SpanIards were assisted by tho guns oc tho
tort. which set Lro To the town. Tho fire
continued uGtni tho departure of tho San.
t'hgo, destroying, amongst other things. the
valuable stores OF "A considerable BODY of
toroign merchants. In fact, the whole town.
except tho Wesleyan Mission house and IA
row of ANAL buildings, was burnt. and it
was believed tina; tho rest OF tha town wouId
DO destroyed. The lossos of tho two fires
az Santiago and Port Au Plata will reach
hVe-mllhon dollars.
Ing whole population of the hitter place
had tlod to foreign countries, and thousands
had gone to ncighboring islands, some of
tho prrnclpa! merchants leaving for the
United States, The United States Com.
merc'nl Agout was among those who loft.
None saved aught but thor lives.
Another account from tho Turks Islapd
Standard SAYS, that in tho battle tho Span
lords we're terribly bCaten aud driven back
10 tho Fort with tho lass OF $50 men. A
brisk fro from tho Fort compelled the
Dnm;nlcans to leave the town.
Too Govornment house, American ard
Brush Consnts residences. and n Roman
Catholic Church were burned,
Tho Spanish soldiers wero soon going
about with fire brands in their hands when
the hight was progressing.
Report said the Spaniards would soon
evacnato tb" fort. as thoy cannot rotaiu il
against tho Domlnicans, who number 4 600
men IN tho whole neighborhOod.
Ia" report says tho whole South sido of
INC Island IL IN actual rebellion. and tho
D'mInicans whoaro reported to have Joined
sanla Anna had deserted him.
Tho American. British aud othor ConsuIs
had arrived AZ Grand Trunk.
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Notice.

NN the 18th day ot Ostobea. A. d. 1868.
" tho Probate Court OF Gnauga County
declared tho Estate OF Il l.. Sliror, deceased.
10 hc probably lnsolvent. Creditors are.
therefore, required to present their claims
against tho Estate to tho undersigned, for
allowance, within SIX months from tho time
above mentioned, or they will not be onti.
tied to payment. $. p. MERRlFIELD,
Admir- of II H.. Slitor, deceasod.
October 18th, 1863 72OwG