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'',5ft"s 70 f''a "lHa plPrs
N"NH'hsI9 ~, . PA " SN Monitors aud the
"uu''"ss sun Hr "ilhin Tie bar, two and one
'"'' '''".s t"h tHiN sumter lue enemy rs
- - -" "''''''e 10 remove Iorpedocs.
" = y l'1"''',' Ior 'he ATTACK.
- -,'','''''' w SPANS" consul VINO re-
- '.'' '.'u r. '"'u war steamer, re-
su'"'' ''''1t wa h'c''nonu having lelt Wash
a's'V'' ~ 'u''-l'y I4't Oh healing that The
a'''Is ''.i5 was Imminent Neither the French
"O' ''hs'''n '''a1'' "5e h.i'.
~ OHAHL-sIuN, Apul ..
"s', ~. p '''lT
zen v p walker destroyed an armed
steamer IA ,aa Ooosaw river at daylight this
m''n''S. ~ 'Aas'i'Jie' on our eide, Aii is
quiet. S,X Nua.tl,, and the lr,u.i..as ,r....,l.
within the bE
('gne'l q. T. BnraleARn.
LATTER.
CHARLESTON, Ami. o. Account. rr,m Fart
Sumter reflect taehl.nr,t credit an ti,o se,r,.aa
When TIE Monitor, We're discovered appr5sca-
l9s themen w,re az dinner A. the tapai Of
'he long ron taey spraag 90 tlclt guns with
Vne'''as M 'til' uls was run up 10 the
ar Vi biAe played by the band and a "a
iG'e Of 10 guns. lhc cnemy fired 50 shots At
Tue Tort 81 OF Which sTutk. The garrison
Hfe eager Tor The next chance at The Monitors.
----
Nav loaG, Apl Il. Tie Richmond M.
patca the l0tl admits a bad defeat n On
PtgTaa IN Kentucky, and says the rebel las
was heavy, and that alter a severe hand .to.banS
hehto several hours the Confederate, gave up
tue unequal contest and an htek nds s...,,II
not pursuing.
Tue bDysiti also says, Gen. Eo,oera,s b..
sent i've regiments OF iann,ry to Kentucky. and
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Barre Academy.

TnE SUMNER TTRH viii begin on Monday. Nsy II.
narrs, April 10, lisg. Thaa.
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have tsI lh.f
FI. s. DIT never r. ono N'..
desifea effect Ar .1Il e.-.f.
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Jesa 20 Iasil'We l-. Dc .'".'
Munitions pirorIe- U...sH.. n.....
~. e.-.-...l .rl r....
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

FosrREss MoSNoS April H. Maj Gen. Dix
returned TO his department last evening, and
lei Tor Suaolk lhs forenoon. Tho enemy in
force arc in close proximity to cur lines at sui.
iolk, but no general sngAgemeo; is anticipated
nnleu the attack is made ly the Union forces,
which is more than probable
In regard 10 affairs at Williamsburg, the
Carab,r to day says Gen Wise has commenced
entrenohinp the other side OF Williamsburg.
lie has orders u take For, Magrudor at all
haiatdi, and as he is afraid 10 make an assault.
he has resortsd to digging. Our (rcbeI) troops
are in toll spiriI
Rebel prisoner. say there was to he stimuli.
nneo9' attack upon Washington, \ G., suf-
lOis, q, Gloucester P0unt and Williamsburg
he attack On Gloucester Point Was to have
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vessels except the heo1uk were seriously il"
jared The rest OF the Ieet lay oulside OIL
Charleston bar On Saturday evening"
F4it Oh lHe IaHQ '.Ic-s HAI s7HFl nor "4'
ana lne =, cohna'H's o' our naval o'-s'' . ~
'9g 9"a,.S,. ~. o..o, oo.- r, m ts,io,ya
900 ~ Wv 80 -. '.,,,ora and
'''' w ''Cu0,o' y i'.a- s,t,od
'','u' ;" ''IJ ti,,a's lrora M.
+i AZ aD'c y C'rrsra tr,inr 1, oet
- +''' ~ ar,,r - ,gv95o c,ly,
a T@o p.i,i.L W',,t.ter ~ Central America.
as'' ,hd I-,i,nd S,otss Minister 10 Honduras
a' , 'i a. L,ng about nm amiea5,e settle
ID a. n' +. local ,lo President n rg.lor vii,
~ - ~, i,'osio T., N;c,r,,,na N o.-
7'',' w. - 'i'.' N',,:,',r
r.....,..., 81 ~ r.a p...,,1...
49,, o',',, CHI ~. ,aa,t".a Lo.
oi1olo '''''l'o ~ ''i'"S '''..''. .'''''''
8uu' ,g iI".o a"u ,,a"s to,'rt,o" = ' o,'g wv
iou = "9' 'p1' Ga '1t' !, ~ 7 us wy r
h ,,,. a.r1seI If ron,rf,,,a Kai,htor tbo
Golden C,r,le. t,tbo Commander If tlc District
WINS lent hack Il, div with Tina officers. and told
IN r.lo an tho civd antlorit,o. buf II he wa.
ma, nTolec,e3 the olau .ers would b. dealt with
under the Order
c. ,-,.,, r....t.i. - ~. .;.,n,,y
(A,"y, nP'" a. ne 'oO'is ~ W. ' ,II ,'y
- Wv ,,''o'''" '",o IVY" s1,"0''us ~
thin. Gen. .o,ecrans ordered all tie coed hor
SEES in tho neighhorhold to be taken BY d fede
raj force. while engaged nthsdaty, 10 men,
Te1eh' 4 SkrmIsa ensued' IA "h'cii = o. t"e
inter were taken prisoners including mayor
bIonain ana TWO esplllns'
NJ" oRk' AP1I ~ ii II stated tnat an
gag inhHt "e"i oHI'Ik h3t mIfooaOle, "'H
tno feyl'so 9i tbe iruel' iu such au event is TO-
sAIded as certain zen. .h'ye- 'ssued an Gfaet
Notifying all persons n'J IN the employ OIL the
Oniisd 5t4te'' WHO p'tIer SAFETY u the conner
Of war 10 leave any town " village VI tue de-
parinen1 "nico may We i''ed upon ~ the enc
my IJrth"itn.
New YORK April ~ the California cav
airy battalion, commanded By Mai Thompson,
arrived 10 this city this afternoon By the steam.
er Ocean Queen from San Fraciseo aitera very
favorable aud quick voyage.
The men composing the battalion are all
gaang ana anxious for satier Many OF them
arc frmers, from al part, vi CALI RIA, and no
ine0n.tdrrahlc nunheI are miners they leave
on Wednesday br the camp Of tic - Mats
cavalry regiment at RoadyIlc.
WBnINGr0S April If The Nay Depart
meut has received information II Che following
capurcs:
leD. Sergeant, from Galveston bound 10
Honduras. with 81 bal,sol cotton, ear turgd bg
tie United States ruuboat kumuirg on Gal
weston bar, tLeJ. NJ. Chapman on the 18th
March, by ,ae boats OF the tinted States ship
Cyaae, in lilo AsrYor Of San Francisco, under
circumstances showing that she was designed
10 rray upon ouf commerce: tie soap Ranger
Of GAYS Landing on the SuWanac river, Ly
tie Fort Henry + armed boats If Gfysulrycr.
her cargo consisting Of salt, dry eoess. guu-
powder, sc. the .DcAo0ncl Mama Of Na.sau,
while cadoayoriug ID cyade tho blockade eli tho
mouth Of III. Suw4n.e riyor, with al assorted
csrgJ
.
cp.r.soo.. An,a Tt., 1n.ur o..,.,v
t,l'.,',a,..;,l, - ..,....,i!
"i,' I r. 80. -. ~ '''''''
~ - ~. w.. - - -. ma.
l,,n.i3 ~, Fr;Jar I.s, at 80
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italian Rees

rFRrIhE QUEEN, q heAutial cellar. sioo w,r,,,.
L 81 rms, t7eo. fsvtvAns 81 fsr. t.ti.ns ~ ~ :
Movable Frame Hive, CESAR. " cue
Native B,s., Bee Hives, ses fer Isis
Address J, ? rANBoRV
East Hafdsieh "
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CHATTANOOGA, April Z. The enemy occupy
Lebanon with division under Gsn. Reynolds,
They are also in force at Car!hagena.
Capt q Webster oil the Federal army, va,
hanged on Friday last, at Richmond.
J.cAfoN, Miss, AI,i o. SPECIAL dispatch
90 the Ali'ai says CHAT the Mis- pitHr 10
rising There a,c moro emp,y d4. IrJm Mon-
pins. lae \icksJurg % b cotton clad % as
~ ani truops at NIcesburg lag t4ttcis A4Yc
returned IRON s;ccle's bayou badly damaged
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New YORK April a. Tine California cav
ally battalion, commanded by Maj Thompson,
arrived 10 this city this afternoon BY the steam.
er Ocean Queen from San fraciseo alter very
favorable aud qulea voyage
The men composing the battalion are all
young ana anxious for service. Many Of them
arc frmers, from al parts vi Callraia, and no
lneonsdcrahlc humble are miners lhey leave
on Wednesday lor the camp Of tie = Mas.
cavalry rcg ment at BeadgIllc.
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New f0RE April H. letter in TIC Bait
more Amencaa datod III Charleston bar, l0th
INST, says it is nov understood that tho entire
.ron-csi taet Will be sent TO the Mississippi
j. also says tia the use Of one of the Ercs.
son t9rreIo RATS aud shells would have swept
away l0Dioet Of the rebel distractions and the
city been a. our mercy also that some Of the
commanders Of tho iron-ciads say that the
walls Of Fort sumter we're crushed, and express
he opinion that in three hours more they would
have bson compelled to surrender Several tss.
ldad that their immense shot had entered the
em5rapres Of the fori and tho walls we're in
most shattered condition Others approved the
decision of the Admiral.
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been made by Gen. Fltz Hugh Lee Those
plans have pr oabY baen somewhat iuterlcred
with by tue Reconnaissance Of the 4.h Delaware
regiment and tAe Uolon gunboats up YORK
river.
The Charleston Mercury saystbe Government
powder works at Augusta, Ga, when omplet-
ed, will be the largest in the world hey are
now superior to any known, and the powder is
fully equal to tho best Yankee or European
standard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21

PnLADRLrHA, April H. The State Logi'
lature adjourned sine die to-day A message
mas received from Gov Curtin, in which he says
he will not be candidate for reelection, having
been rendered high position under Govern
maa. which he docs NOT feel at liberty to de-
cline
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New YoNk, April Is. There was more diff
Guilty among the Longsboremen to-day, The
Irish seemed determined that the negroes should
have no moro employment. The white laborers
We notified the merchants not to employ ne
grocs.
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NEw iosk, April To- special despatch
to the lon from Washington says it ia rumored
that iorcs Of rebel cavalry has been pushing
forward toward ilarper's Ferry. The Govern,
mont is fully prepared 10 check any such move.
nelt
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To UI8 ), Iu1Jfr
Geo. ", $. Walker DESTROYED an armed
steamer ia taa Coo,aw river at d.,litb, tbi.
mornlas N1cAa.ihues on our eide. All. Is
quiet 9'A Aoa.'lfs and the lrous,dys are stl
within tie bg
(sgae1 g. T. BnrmeRp.
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JR DECEMBER TERM, 1863

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1863.
Bloom--Aueusius Mason, Stephen Knou.
Beaver Samuel Fisher, Elias Miller,
VIM. Schel:
Brarcreek-Evan D Adams
Benlon-Peler ApPleman John o. Dill
dine
Cenrre-Daniel Bower, George Hess,
Peter Miller, Aaron Kelchner.
Cauawlssa-Joseph Martz, Clinton Mar
gerum.
McHenry.
Greenwood-Sylvesier AIbersOn. John
McMurtrv.
Hemlock Amos Hartman.
Jacksop-lopn Savage.
Madi~on-B bert Fruit, Wn. Caruahan,
Lewis Schuyler.
Maine-John Nuss.
MfTlin-Lawrence Walters, Stephen Die
leTick.
Nj PIsasant-Wm. J. Keller, William
Howell.
Montour--Levi Weaver
Orange-David Herring. John Pettebone,
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Pine-Francis Hunter, Valentine Win
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Sugarloaf-James Hess.
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XEyHEREAS the Honorable William e.
w well. President Judge OF The Court of
Over and Terminer and General Jail Deliv-
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
aud Couri of Common Pleas and Orphaus'
Court in he 26th Judicial District compos-
ed OF the conniies of Cenmbis Sullivan aud
Wyoming, and the Hons Stephen Badly and
John Mcbeynods, Associate Judges OF Co
lumbia CO., have issued their ,,recept, bear.
ing date one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty three, aud 10 me directed for holding a
Conri of Oyer and Terminef, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions oil the Peace,
Com Pleas and Orph ans Conri. in Blooms
hnrg, in the county Of Columo oia on the first
Monday, beng the 7th dag OF Dec oef ueXt
aad 10 continue Que week
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, tie
Justices Of the Peace aud Conslables OF the
said County of Columbia, that lhey be then
and there in their proper persons al 10 D.
clock in the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inquisilions and other remenihran-
res TO do those things which TO their Offices
appertain 10 be done And those thai are
bound 10y recognizes, 10 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in the JaIi
Of said connty OF Columbia, to be then and
there to prosecute then as shall be just. Jn
rofs are requested 10 be puncual IN their
attendance, aoreeabiy 10 Their notice. dated
at Bloomsbury the 7Gh day Of Nov br, IN the
year of our Lord one thousard eight hundred
and sixty-lhree aud in the eighty eighth year
of the Independence of the United States nf
America {God save the Commonwealth J
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.Sherif's Office, Sheriff.
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Trial IS for December Term, IS63.


/ Phil 81 ulefsleen vs. Val. WinJersieen.
Henry - els vs. George Kiniey, Jr.
Jacob Eye We Abraham Klase.
Abraham KIase rs Jacob Eyer.
) David Lew. ct al W Samuel 9. Beue.
6 Daniel L SeybeTt VS. Joseph Gsueil.
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81. RI. Brown, et al rs Leonard B Ruper.
James Harding rs Elias Reese.
10 Louisa Gowen Us Elizabeth Daiius.
II Jacob Harris VS. Psler Jaeoby.
l2 Jacob Bond vs. Tilman Nagls.
i3 Geo Hughes, et al " j. V. CriSwell, Ell al
Ia David Reiubold VS. Michael Grover.
is Russell r. Sloker VS. William lssieF.
i6 ". A. Kline W Geo W HoGm5c et al
II Rebecca YanderslIce Us Geo e Dej-on.
Is n. l. Campbell vs. Samuel Joba-o
l9 Franklin Longsrbetg6T's Ada.!I -.
Christian Wolf
20 d F. Sey yberi rs Reuten Nicely.
2l B. Rsi9hard & BIO VS. Silas D. k E'gar.
% Daniel Carey " MaHz & EEt.
% ". A Kline IS G ~ Hoffman
% Joseph T Long vs Isaac D. Patton
25 Enos L. Adams IS D. T. SeybeIl, ct al.
% Charles Il. Hess VS. Stephen Wolf.
q Joseph Hartman vs Reuben Lins.
2s Rebecca Transue rs William Gransue.
% Elias Reese use vs. Isaac Ruuer.
80 Jacob Terwillegsr VS. Thomas Meredith.
81 ]. Faux use - 3. F. Beghard el al
80 Ricketts, & Stewart y Emanuel Johnson
33 Jacob Buck, EXT. Ks Jesse Buck.
81 D. II Bogatt el a vs. W DsnnIson el al.
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Benion-Tbomas Seigined.
Briarcreek-Moses Davis, John H Smith
Fishing ugcreek-James Edgar, Geo. Me-
Bride.
Hsmlock-M Matthias AppIsman
Jackson-John McHenry, Thomas w.
Young.
Locusi-Henry Fisher, William Miller,
Abraham Yeaaer
Miflin-John Snyder, Samuel Snyder.
Mount Pleasaut-Aarou Kester, Jr., John
Wannick.
Maine-Solomon Shumau, John Har-
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Madison-Perry Christian, Phineas Wei
liver.
Orange-Aaron R Patterson, Cornelius
Bellas
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Scott-John Shuman.
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prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds of
machinery, for COLLERIES. BLAST FUR
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES. MILLS
THRESHlMG MACHINES &c, &c.
He Is also prepared 10 make Stovss, sll
sizes and patterns, Plow>itons and evet,-
hing usually made in tirsi-claes Foupdries
His exlansive fscinies and practical
workman, walrau, nim IN receiving ihe
largest contracts or tie mosl reasonable
terms,
CS Grain OF all kinds will be taken ia
exchange for castings.
u This establishment is located near
lie Laekawanna Railroad Dspoi.
PETER BtLLMEYER.
Bloomsburq, Sept 9. 1863
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-12-09
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, 1864.
V0LS. XIII 8 xxIH.
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR AND v. F.
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