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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

sR'TuASKSGIvISG SERvICEs.-Sorvices will be
held in the Lutheran Church, Thursday next, the
day set apart by the President of tho United States
for thanksgiving prayer and praise.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

tgs-1he Circus, which exhibited here on Tuesday
last, not well attended during the day, but du
ring the evening performance there quito II
crowd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

fY The river rose considerably the beginning Of
this week, indicating heavy rains north of us
we have had but little hero lately.
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Aucal AHairS.

.-SF-Thero will be no service in St. Matthews
Church Sunday next, owing to the absence of the
pastor
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s. MI. PETTENGILL n 60

Ne. 81 Park Row, New York and State Street,
Boston, are our agents for the SuSBURr AMKRrcAN
those cities and arc authorized to take Advertise
ments and Subscriptions for us at lowest rates.
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1881 4S

sssl 43
Cr.
ry amount Of ordere paid by D. Hnupt and
audited, 72s IL
Balance in hands Of d. Haupt subject to his
percentage and compensation, SO 80
Amount of Orders of Oversecrs Of tho Poor,
outstanding, 23d May, 1868. 2G0 47l
Deduct amount produced by S. b. Boyer
Chief Burgess, 10th May, 1868, received
by him from Haas Bowen, on account
OF rcnt-audited 10 50
Balance of orders of 0versccrs outstanding $3.50 O9t
Amount Of Borough Orders outstanding
26th of May, 1868. SO 900 SO5
Deduct borough orders produced by s.
b. Boyer, Chief Burgess, 26th May,
1863 received by him from Haas 4
Bowen, ON account of rent--auditcd
cancelled, ii 25
Amount of borough orders outstanding 81 1856 55j
Borough Tax for lSG1-Charlcs T. Martin Collector
DIR
To amount of Borough Tax for 1861, 1922 SO
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WHy would Il not he right for n man ,,a IA. ,,,s.
w. rue together upoa the some donkies Beeanse
What God bath joined together let no man mn.
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1868
s~GJ. 1868.
EohiIadeInIliI ~ Elric EsnilromN.


Philadelphia ~ Erie Esa;IrOnG.
rFNIIS great line traverscs The Northern aud
! Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city
OF Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight bust
ness from Harrisburg to Dritwood, 2ud fork, ar
miles, on the Eastern Division. and from Sheffield TO
Eric. (TS miles, IN the Western Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT SUNBUrY.
Ayytre E0ytU0rd. Lcnrc WSli5"ya
Mail Train, flO.lO \ VI. Mail Train, 4.lO p. VI
Express Train, | OF p. Express Train, D. i3 An.
Cars run through without changc both ways, on
these trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
ways between WiIliamsporJ and Baltimore, and
Willamsport and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the ). f. Cor. lth and Market Sts.
And for Freight business Of the Company Agents .
;. b. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market Ste ,
Philadelphia.
j. W Reynolds Eric.
j. NJ Drill, Agent y. C. r. r., Baltimore.
II. IL. llOUSToN,
Gcn'l Freight Agt philada.
LEWIS l.. lIoUrT,
Gcn'l Ticket Ag't, PLilllV
JOSEPH j. PUTTS,
Gen Manager Williansport.
April o. 1864
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
Report Of the Finance Committee
OF the Financial Condition oftlIe
borough Of Sunbury.

To the BUgcSses and Covncilmen Of tie Bo-
rough ?t' !SunbWy:
We the Finance Committee respectfully report
that we audited the accounts of David Haupt and
Il. ZetcmOyer OversecTs of the Poor for the year
1862. in respect to the Poor Tax for that year of
which David liaupt was the collector. The account
of Charles +. Martin collector Of Borough Tax for
the year 1861, and the account of =. W. Gray, Trca-
surer of the said borough
We report that there Is balance Of the Poor tax
for 1862 amounting to four hundred and sixteen dol
lars and nineteen cents uucoccted That the out
standing orders of the Oversccrs of the Poor to the
10th May, 1868 amount TO the sum of two hundred
and fity-nine dollars and nne-and-a half cents.
We report that Chas. +. Martin, collector of ho-
rough tax for 1861, has overpaid the duplicate for
that year the sum of thiryye dollars and sXty-one
cents, and recommend that an order be granted 10
him for that sum.
We report a balance in the hands ofPcter W. Gray
Treasurer to the 10Th of May, 1863, of the sum Of
one hundred and forty dollars and seventeen cents
The outstanding Borough Orders TO the Goth of May
1868, inclusive, amount 10 the sum of nineteen hun
dred and eightysiX dollars and ifty-Aye cents. 1t
is probable that the greater part of these orders have
been paid and duly audited heretofore without the
" Il of their cancellation beingnOt by former audi
tors ON the order book, We could not ascertain with
certainty the amount of orders unpaid The amount
reported outstanding, is therefore the amount of
orders issued tho payment of which We had no evil
dence.
We annex hereto the accounts audited by US
with statements of the outstanding orders.
CHARLES PLEASANIS,
W. |. GREENOUGH, }Committee
SAM'L j. PACKER,
sunbury, June sth, 1868.
Peter W. Gray, Treasurer, in account with the Bo-
rough Of SunbuTy.
To balance in his hands former report Sl76 70
To amount rec'd Goth March, 1852 from Sol
sbindol, calectOr of Taxes for 1860 1917 81
To amount received from G. F. Martin, col
lector of Borough Taxes for 1861, amount
included in former report, go 10
To rents receiy cd of james Boyd, viz
1859, Feb, l9th,-S20 90
1860, March 2lsl-20 90
1881 1891 g as,6-SS sslS-SS 90 90 50 ~
s67l 40
Or
By amount OF Borough Orders paid
audited, .s2is,OOi
BY amount Of Orders by 0yerseers of
the Poor paid and produced by
Treasurer and audited 1882, 52s So
sl5O "a
Dy percentage TO Treasurer 10 AZ
Balance in hands of Treasurer, SliO II
Amount Of Poor Tax levied for 1852, by
oSsrsesrs, o%sS n%'p '"' sl,222 90
Amount Of Tax for 1852, collected byD
| Haupt, eVo 4'
Amount unoolleetod sn6 10
David Haurt, oVssssT, DR. =.
\ To Poor Ts1 collected 500 q
To the received from bi''ler 70 O.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

a .sOiEit Resolution proposing GER
tain Amendments 10 1Eie EOns1itu-
tiOn.
BEIT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE AND
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE Com
MoNwEALTI OF PENNSYLVANIA IN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY NET, That the following amend
mcnts be proposed to the Constitution of
the Commonwealth, in accordance with the
provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall be an additional section to
the third article OF the Constitution, to be
designated as section four, as follows:
SECTION 4. Whenever any of the quail
fed electors of this Commonwealth shall be
in any actual military service, under requi-
sition from the President of the United
States, or by the authority Of this Common
wealth, such electors may.cXercse the right
of suffrage in all elections by the citizens,
under such regulations as are, or shall be
prescribed by law, as fully as if they were
present at their usual place of election.
There shall be two additional sections to
the eleventh article of the Constitution, to
be designated us sections eight, and nine as
follows:
SECTION 8. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature, containing more than one sub
ject, which shall be clearly expressed in the
tltle except appropriation bills.
8. No bill shall he passed by the Legisla-
ture granting any powers, or privileges, in
any case, where the authority to grant such
powers, or privileges, has been, or may here
after be, conferred upon the courts OF this
Commonwealth.
JOHN CESSNA,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN p. PENNY,
Speaker of the Senate.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or THE Com
MoNwEATH,
HARRtsBURG, July /, 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA, IS:
~ l do hereby certify that the fore
l.. S. going and annexed is full, true
~ and correct copy of the original
Joint Resolution of the General Assembly,
entitled "A Joint Resolution proposing Ger
tain Amendments TO the Constitution, " as
the same remains on file in this Office.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the Secre-
tary's office to be affixed, the day and year
above written.
ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
July If, 1S63.-te
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cgyThe Philadelphia City Council re

" The Phl1adeTpHIa OIty COuhcII re-
fused to appropriate s5oo,00o to exempt
conscripts; but Immediately appropriated
million to support their families. The Gov.
ernment wants men, rather than money.
We should do all in our power to assist by
assuring those who are drafted that their
families shall not suffer during their absence.
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WANTED, FOR THE
,a7th E'ENNSYIvANEA ySEGN


MIGHTY ABLE BODIED MEN between the ages
IL of Is and 40 years. Soldiers serving in this
Regiment perform garrison duty ut Fort Taylor
Key West, Florida, and Fort Jefferson, Tortugas
Florida.
Men enlstingin this regiment, receive Bounty
of One Hundred Dollars, of which twenty-five is paid
in advance, besides premium of -Four Dollars upon
being mustered into the l. ;. service The remain
ing seyenty-fye to be paid upon the expiration Of
enlistment
Also men enlisted for any three year regiment now
in the field either
CAVALRY, ARTILLERY OR INFANTRY.
All of which will receive Pay, Board and Clothing
from date of enlistment.
Pay per month from Sl3 90 to $50 90.
Term of Enlistment Three years unless sooner
discharged" For further information, apply to
Adj W. II. X. HANGEN,
CENTRAL HOTEL,
Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa.
Or to Sergt. WM. Ii. GLAcE, 47th p. V.
Corpl 5. F. BEAMER, 49th 2. V.
July Is, 1868.
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sent sale simply by being recommended by tho.o
who have used il 10 their afflicted friends md others
MUSr IWruErASr.-Mad Zudoc Porter {, Cutg.
tive Balsam Is sold at price which brings it in tho
reach Of every one 10 keep convenient for Tho
timely use OF single bottle will prove 10 DO worth
100 times it's cost
NOTICE.-Sayc your Money DO not be rcrrua-
ded to purchase articles AT Is to 81 which do not
tain The virtues Of 10 cent Bottle of Madame Por.
tcr's Curative BUlsam, the cost OF manufacturing
which Is as great that Of almost any other lucdi-
enc; and the very low price Mt which it is sold,
sthc profit 10 the seller apparently small and
uuprnciplcd dealers will sometimes recommend
other medicines which their profits are larger IN.
les the customers insist upon having Madame Por.
ter nnd none other. Ask for Madurnc Portcrs Gu
rdtve Basam, price - cents and IN large bottles AT
- cents and take no other. Ii you cannot yet it at
one store You can at another.
Sold by all Druggists and Storckecpcrs at 13 cts
and in larger bottles at q cts.
HALL & RUCKEL, Prcprietors,
January 81, lob3.--ly New York
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
BNCE OF AN INVALID

THE CON ESSlONS AND EAHERI-
BNCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as p warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MIN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
of Manhood etc supplying at the same time.
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and quGckcry.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope. siu-
gle copies may he had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings county y. \.
May %, lS62-1yc
We have also on hand most splendid assortment
of Diamond Jewclry OF all kinds TO which We invite
especial attention. Oar prices will be found considc
rably less than the arclcsa usually sold for
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 LADOMUS E CO.
S02 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
p S.-Thc highest cash prices paid for old Gold
and Silver.
Allordcrs from the country will receive especial
attention.
May ,, l663.-$Wo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
s A 2 @ n | L | Z Il ,
or
CONCENTRATED LYE,
T'l,c Family Soap Maker.

The PUBLIC are cautioned against the SPURI.
OUS article of LYE for making SOAP. &c, now Of
fcred for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENT
ED Lye is that made by the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, their
trad mark for il being 'SAPONFlER, OR CON
CENTRATED LYE." The great SUCCESS Of thi.
article has led UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to en-
deavor to IMITATEt, in violation of the Company 5
PATENTS
of these SPURIOUS Lycs, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the Company have employed as their Attorneys.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq, of Philada and
WILLIAM BAKEW ELL, Esq, Of Pittsburs
And that all Manufacturers, Users or Sellers of
Lyc in violation of the rights of the Company, will
be PROSECUTED at once.
The SAPONFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers and Country
Stores.
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Yashingeou, hlarah IS

a. "a q 5FoaAlAE SSFSEFS~AEN 80
u having bseR reported thas tho title g
the new quicksilvsr mines in California was
finally settled, by q recent decision Of the
Supreme Gours in she Almaden casa, y. 10
proper to say that Government helds claims
against thotitle to she property embraeed
in this decision. ..-.: ~, i
The new Quicksilver Mining ConysnJ, it
is believed holds its title under . Mexican
grant, by right Of survey, which was con
frmsd BY the Supreme Cours, several years
ago, but that confirmation, Whsn surveys
were made, render it left out. The richest
portion of the mines that were worked by
the Aimaden Co., are now decided to be
the property Of the United States.
The question of surveys and boundaries
are still in litigation before the Supreme
Court, In which the q. 8. and Quick silver
Mining Company are parties. e., r
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Washingson. March 25.

It is reiterated to-day, shrOugh various
chapnols connected with Official quarters,
that there 10 evidences % hand leaving little
or no doubt Of she evacuation af the rsbel
lines on the Rappahannoek
AN article in the Richmond papers, sta
ting that the railroads arc unable 20 supply
their armies, tend 20 penfrm this state
ment.
It seems to be well understood that 40
soon as the Proyisss Marshalls are selected
and an enrollmsns liss made Ont, draft
win be ordered; 6sstfrom those Ssasea
.uhish hsss not furnished their quota under
the old allotment. This win pat at lsasl
49, 900 more men n the aeld, with o pros-.
.peot Of : call in June for from two 20
three hundred thousand adslitionAl.
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Cairo, March 24

D.. $3.50 .- - ... O8lkOs m@fG0 Z%s
Msmphis papers OF Sunday report another
canal or cut OF being opened from the Mis-
sissippi, fifty miles beloT Helena, into Deer
river Washington lake and into Overflow
river, BY which means We are TO gain access
10 Yazoo City aud Haines' Bluif. They al
80 report that swo Of Psragutt's gunbosss
have reached the LOWER m0uth Of the vieks-
burg canal. ons snail Boat had passed into
Lake Providence. The water is rushing
into che lake at arspia rate. The Federal
force al Greenwood il Tin held In check BIZ
ID rebel batteries. r@a .su. ra~' ]
The belief grows stronger that the rebels
are preparing 10 fail back from vicksburg as
Hooker advance, II not retire from Rich
mond itself which begins to be talked Oh
aspossibls. ..'.. SECS ~&&'
The Government has information Ahat leading rrbs,a
including men as psominens - y. PgBeniataine, are
cenysE ting their available property inlo fsrssxa az
change. ~.
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ashings Ton, March -.

W&&mf1Btgus &4AgW &Ms 81
EsoSkssss syssss sf fafIoagas has bssh
found 10 3ofk 10 SsIi thar II viii By aasp-
ted in'shs entire srnys InfriBgsms1ts are
90 severely asaIt Win that bOsh oikssrs ssd
privasss rssurn pronptIy - che sxpifasiop
5of sk&rSIeavss. - 3 4. ~ u3..' 3.
Fifty .ssvsn u our Cavalry weFe klllsu
ana woundsd; and soms taken psisonsts, Y
la recent bsiliiant operation " Ksllss
Ford.s .s s Ss. 't' !. 's','
mo sppoiDtaauss abass ths oonsssip sion
law for ohio, Esv York dnd Aiassss hasssss
s,e neasly soapisssa; those tur pannay|l.
vania, New Jersey. and shs EsH Eaglasd
States, viii Soon follow. There vii p n y
announcements until the lists are All CON.
pleted. II
The report Of the Commistes On the Con-
ducs Of the War, wiil'bs made IL April
II Is said to contain evidence compelling she
Court Martial Or al least one ofacer Of high
rank. ,..... =. -, e..
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. The New York Tribute in nssieing
JEFF. Davis late proclamation, praying bis
deladed foIlowsrs'to fact and pray, uses the
following language, which suits Us to a
t-y-t: -" 49, :: -.
"There are scrupuious persons who might
object TO the Prayers Of Rsbsls Is, to Ger.
lain extent, blaspbsmous. But We do not.
Let them pray. The pirates of TripoI and
Algisrs pray. The Oannibais Of snmasra
pray. The greasy and mud .smesred sava.
ges Of Central Africa pray. There is said
to be DO Heather without q reIigios-all
she other Hsashsns pray, and pray Why
should not the Confsderates ?n
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New Y ork hEArss q

IS e 3
The sseasnes Asssass from Livsrpool Ia
Queenstown liza arriYea shia MORNING.
Political nsws unimpoftant.
TO marrisgs Sc The Prince 81 Walss,
and the attendant rejoicing, ahsarhesI Eha
asteusiop Of everyone. The ceremony took
place at WiudSor Castle, On the 10Th, with
CREST Pomp and brilliancy. The Queen oc-
cupisd retired post Of observation, but
took no part. 5@s7.f '",ifs'sre. ~ ~
Tho raSai pair hays gone la osbsvnstar
spsSd shs ho1eymoon. ; '@aS$e %3.ss g, = '!
II was Q general holiday lhrsughou EGG
land. The pnblio rejoicing, Alurninations,
30, were on the graDdsst scale. ..... "a. $50,
IL is rumored shat France eonsempIaGss
resumption Of negotiationa With Mexico sf-
Der the capture Of Pusbla. ~, ~
! Pelish news 10 very contradictory. Many
PFonoancs the alledgsd engagements mere
inventions. -
u p saassFed that she Russiana were de-
feased near Farnowa. +. .-. TT
The report was current in Paris that the
Csar had replied to France that be vas an.
able 70 make any concessions tos the Poles
unis the insurrsesicn should be subdasd,
SAD declares that hS Sill msks no ssksgs- .
meuss with France or England bat accord.
Ing g circumstances.
Prusia Z sonosnsrasiOg troops on she Po.
ksh frontier. ~ r.
latest London IT, Polish. affairs con-
tnus thrsasnine. =
Lafciewiss has been proclainea Distator,
and has Issued : stirring manifesto calling
tho Poles TO arns. a
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g We wonder how Pssos D en- oorsss,
Who favor . Northwestern Cenfederacy and
sspeaee npon any termss win ssOmach shA
the following response 70 their proposals.,
which ne extract from 40 editorial of the
Richmond Enquirsr ,...5...3. 49,.
ssH they repudate the debt thsy have cor
traesed, and abandon the Governments thew
have established, and rasans VOWS and
break pledgss, and eat dirt, 10 IL we'll; We
shall be charmed; the movement will suis
MS perfectly; and although We shall not az
softly respees the actors IN chat affair, yet
I'VE shall mob be williag to'9ades With them
holding our neses iittie-not 60 show
them all Suitable eavilities- but at q prop
err distance. y .. &c. srs. = -
"Dirt satsrs,o sseontgacs breakers. y Gre.
pudiasors.n appropriate names, truly.
-. = =
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: New York. Mnrnh n

, A olspasch 10 the TiSnss says refugees
VINO arrived w'sair our iiaesiy Yesterday con-
nFm me statements shas the ssbsl army 10
falling back from fredericksburg, and being
missed within the forsiasations before
hlohmsnds They state that ouiy 5000
sraops were left At Fredericksburg sansay
night. Ia =. + IN ..s.,sss ~ 49,
They sonfrn the rspsrs that she gun ma
king machiaery, ordinance, ssores De-. are
beng rapidly removed from RieAmssd into
Georgia. That all families ara leaving shs
city, aaa, that salss II property ere bslns
forced as ruiuoas prices. - So i &..s ) : I,
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Washingsou, Mafch M.

:" - =" y WABHEHSbVWs u824 W5 AVs
judges Castor, oIin and WYE organised
the district Supreme Court to-day; J. Msigs
was installed as Clerk. ~ hi
Announcement is made, officially, fhat no
awysr will be permitted 10 psscsiOs ~ that
court who has not taken the strongast oath
of allegiance. This produced Q sensations
among Washington lawyers s4<.t = ~
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waosrRosK oossCRrpFtoS

e. An sliaisut drsfs 10 not opposed by
our seIdiers 10 .he field, bus by misers,
snsaks aud towards who are afraid they
will be oampellsiso aght FOR sAeir oeunsry.
There 10 aposher elaas:i thoss Who sAink.
BIZ catering 70 the pnsillsninisy OF thssS
men, they can help the rest OF their
parry AIsGay EUsnimg joSfHdt -
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- When, in spite Of those In sympathy
with treason, the rebellion shall be crushed,
thess who have tonight the battles Of the
Union viii HAYS q fearful account to- ssttle
With tAan. Benedict Arnold will be deemed
q saint in comparison with the Tsaosys,
Woods, Vallsndighams, Merrioks and Sto-
reys, who are pleading tbs' cause of treason
In this hour OF our nations extremity.t
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So. Louis, March Is.

Marmaduke's retreat TO Arkansas il con-
RrTnsd, via Pilot Knob. Dsserters from biz
army say he intended capturing q Missis-a
sippi steamer at Commerce or Cape GIraE-
desa, and carry Of all availsbis stores.
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Giro, March Is .

/ .~ =. Giro, March Is.
We have Just received The following com
municasion from LisHs. Commsnder Brsese,
dated Black Hswk, ilsFsh I0sh
The Admiral hsa gos through Stssls's
and Biaek Bayop, With ase isen elads 10 the
pass md Dsss Fssk. he j making -
hasss fpr she Yasno, and il douhslsss shsys
nov.
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philaglelnhia hIarah "a.

EuliAust pniAs M1sAtN1 ASs
syay Cook !. snbacrlpsi Agent, annCuaaes
the conversion Of another million and q
quarter Of legal tender into Ewes and twsn-
siss, to-day, and expresses the belief that
she conversions viii soon reach 81, 900, 200
psr day. s. IS
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Nav YORK. March d.

Secretary Seward is said 10 have rsesiv-
ed Important foreign dispatches to-day.
whieh were made the subject Of Csbinss
specnlasions. 49,
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Cincinnati. AEsreh IS

Gen. Burnside and staff arrived in this
city this morning. 4 large crowd wsleofnsd
him. He made short spsechs whieh was
mueh Landed. Sig Thousand &c hisl ola aEr.
my csrps are expected TO rssah hsrsi dte-i
morrow. .--. b. .s...! s# Is u