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Arrived.


Steamer vsruns o. s. ransport, Pennington Alexandra
rnd-e. aud pas Howisrd Froihnr sn. Experienced
heavy velher from ON IL TO lon 30 da-ng which time
% ION - 20 j. Burns Of Brooklyn -saEas washed over
bo'td rom 'ha rnin rgns Il beng night and blowing heavy
could render other c.s.ncr Dian thc e buoy. From
Ton 90 20 a. lad " id constantly from tho W. with high sud
uu.. srs Hss BEEN 10 days W o. tue Banks wih Gains
slp Gsyar.s. wsrsr M,ils oc, a. and java Heed Nov
a. leup snd 'aEsr 70 Wn. Whidocs j. Experienced Ugh,
Bs.s Contest. Resachlmp MasnlIp,'an tPay Of BeursD
Nov IS pad ape Town Jan. pluI5ago aud castor seed 70
Has = Ciddiggs ,of so..op,. L~lanA Palermo Jsn. 9,
rst :, Mo- ~ ~" yoo, Scoo 6, s,s,
coal 70 o'''r. Experienced heavy W. aad y. W. ~iid'
Ba'k p .ot s,r. Sor) I.AhI Leshon 81 days, uid,e.
to Fu. d. Mdncse " end-
h-rt Grail. C-rs nielra June $ passed Cibrtlu l7,h
rni, smp.cu C!.pe Came through the Straits iu CON
Pary with hab true..,ne rom ferno tor Kew foss ant
sri " ~ nd}1 for iii9dephs- On tie outward Pa'age
Biz llsmeuih brl, Pool. RIO Grsnds Dec. % and Bar
BADGE lr' lde Tho scht Aii' ior New-fo Fs
led few dy. previously.
brig Arsben Lind'l,y AsPn'gai 70 days, wool to J..
S,hr. rur,ue Hr, McDouod Halifax 4 days, fish to Jas
Jln.-f o. Go. tAperenced hegvy " n. w. gales aalng
tho psslay" Feb H. s AZ 49, lon g. 10 while lying TO- lost
buwarks boat galley oreboou sprung bow.rri sails.
PEELED throw overload hr d,cklosd of fh In order to
SIR Naumou,b. Aulcr.op, Hog leland
S'tr. lr-nl. Ftzfcr IL, Nrr' cke'.
Schr John Walker, Brewster tvasbinuon.
scir. SOPHIA Godfrey Mulio.i Gfeeunlc h. y. :.
Srhr. WIZ World Ai.ms, tle1aLlri7.
Scar. Yankee Doodle. Matthews. Alexandra
suhl. hate Merrill, Weeks, Alexandria
srhr D. t. EEylis. JAYNE, " lsAiu ,tol.
Srlr. J. q. Nfl,ht Lyman " hiusto
scif. C. l., E.i4er. iasol. Philadelphia.
SriT. Trenton, Barton. tr1ucy is'and.
Srhr. Jula 4. NhitioTd, Chichester AeI lnir...
SchT. r. Mason, List. Fortress Monroe.
tchr. !. +. fsriind Lester, Baltimore.
Sehr. has. kohfrt - Beaufort.
bchr. yohu sauIuin, Hal, Philade phia.
Schr H-be"ca, Smith Baltimore
Schr hnrttr OAK, Lrowru. Philadelphia for Boston
Schr. Vote Muil. fhiiadr lphia iur Providence
S,lr. iesd i'm. Nilmingion Del.
Schr. blo.y Price ClaTk, Philadelphia
Srhr. Annie (Bl), FAM Nassau II days, coito, 10 O.
Petit Co. Experienced heavy weather during
the passage.
Sehr White Cloud, Freeman. Fsshehpor for Providence
schr. Mail. Merrill. Elierbethpor Tor Gardiner.
schr Ontaaio, ktiteTy, Ehsabshpou Tor Boston.
Schr Constitution, Darling, Alexandria days. ballast 10
master.
Sehr. Lucy Amcs. Pickering, Duck Creek.
schr. Ocean STAR. Uokgins. Baltimore.
Schr. Rescue. Kelly. Ney.London
Schr. Deene Hanin Eihibe'hport for Bostoas
ScLr. Emily tlrl, Reed Halifax Il days.
BELOW-A sharp and a bark
NIND-Sunset, ". NJ w.
BARK Anna reported TO Messrs. Weston Grey, Il con
slpisd 10 Asssss. Thsyer Peabody
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MALI srArEsEsr oT roCEs OF ,pAsIss Toniooo
Eeccinfa Of Produce,

WHlSKY-ibe market quiet bit frtn; ,ales VI $40 bb
Al 6la &c ioT State. and eJd3ic. for Western.
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gron, Sc.
printing.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. g Barclay ads. Circulars. Postcr, Lss
Points Cards &C. Cylinder PressworS done for tho Irsds
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (halfpricel-
sIWoddng, Home and Note Papers Go business CarSs
Bill Heads Portraits SC. at kELLl'S No 3Ifultsnst NJ Y
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l0i Fulton
W s., ENGRAVERS, SrATIoNERS, CoPPERPLAIE,
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sUPTGIoR COURT-spFcin Tgnx-FEs. ?9.-Belore
Justice MoscRiFH.
nEgISrONs

Henry J. Harrington agt. James a. Dor; Elan
C. isbuy sgt George r. C0yer; Hugh j. Been egt The
Rocklsnd Lake lee Co.--Aloions granted.
Wliisn l. Buckle sgt Dewitt {. Woods Order FOX Juds
nlert granted. 49,
Marx King Az, The Liverpool and London Ffo Insurance
Co.; Ordsr granted
Tlrododus Browning sgt. hahias a. Howell; Motion tc
open dsinu.t granted.
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Transmitted to " s. Mint Phil for Coinsge... 1871 o.
The National debt (ofciaD was on the 26th Of
February. 1864. o.. 100000.
The Erie Railroad Company has passed o
resolution authorizing the conversion Of the bonds Of
the Long Dock Company into stock OF the Eric Com
paDy. requiring 10000 shares OF new stock resolu'
ton was also passed allowing the conversion Of the
Buffalo Branch Bonds s2OO0O0 The conversions have
increased the common stock thus far 10 900 shares
The First National Bank Of Jersey City has
been organised. capital $4,000 John s. Fox. esq"
President, II. Sanford ESQ., Cashier. with the follow
Ing named gentlemen as Directors s. Alofen. NJ b..
Bramhan. A. o. Zabriskie. Jas. s. Davenport Eph.
Marsh. John g. Fox. IL G. Elshermus Philip Rafferty,,
Alex. II. Wallis.
Mr. E. w. Talman has resigned his position
as Cashier OF the Continental Bank to join his sons
nrm Of Livcrmore Talman. MIR. G. +. Thnpson has
been appointed bis successor.
Fisk & Hatch, No 3S Wall street, give notice
that they VIII attend to tue conversion Of United State,
7.3o Treasury notes into p cent Bonds of 1887 on
favorable terms
The City Controller is advertising for pro.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBzn,.--FrB 2a-Before Justice
BARNARD.
TIE HCsTED HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
In application Of Amsis a. Hustled ngt Peter Hustled
Tho application of Mrs. Hustled 10 gain tho Gus
toly her child and the opposition Of tho father have been
heretofore fully noticed Today the Judge decided suspend
al the proceedings under the wT Of sbeas corpus un tie
tra Of the divorce suit pending between tho parties In
which both Of them claim the custody 81 the child.
ACTIONS TO RLCOvRR LARGE AMOUNTS AGAINST III.
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port n)aroens' Noiits.
STATE OF Nsw.YoRx.

STATE OF NEw.YoRK,
PoRr-WARDENs OryfcE, No. i04 Wsilst
NOIlCE IL hereby given, in accordance with
section OF tbs act passed pri H. 1851 entitled An Ac,
heorsanize the Werdes OAee OF tho Pot OF Now York
all persons Interested In. having charge Of the subject
matter of such inquiry, examination survey that the fol
lowing yesses are under examination by the PoEtWa
des and mat the said surveys examinations VIII be
peed within ten days next oedi. this notice board
aid
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Spoken.

Spoken.
Dec 80 lat. - 2tS Ion. ~ o. bark MercoIl N and fa
New edord whaling.
Feb H. at a i5 lon 81 bark Clara Hsrgsvs from Nassau
for Liverpool.
Fob 10 st a. lou CO, bOIk Victoria ,o Philadelphia fos
Por in Prince.
Feb 81 lat 81 a. Ion. Gl ship Jno Barbour sOm Liverpool
for St. John, N. h.
u steamer Wyoming passed 10 the Straits Of sanda
about Nov 10.
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Professional Noiires.
nlatbinerp.

DAPER-CUTTING MACHINE, Double
Cutter entirely new FOX ale at halt price for want
Steam power. Inquire No 20 Walker ST., OF address d. W.
LAW. at same place.
TODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
Il 10 Dey st.. Works at Paterson ~ JMsnniscure St-tos
airy and Engines and boilers kiaH Hemp lev.
oaAuni and Rope Machinery Mill 0eGing, Skating, &c
REYNOLDS Turbine Water Wheels. The
Ae most perfect water ssyt. powerful and durable Nes
In use TALBOT Underhil, No no Broadway, NowYosi
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Cot NJ OF COMMON TLFNs-sPFcIii IInr-se1. -
Before JUDGE CABpo,o.
DECISION.
Yllokskcy agt. Kcnncdy.-Go'ion denied, with
O1tyo,ts.
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Nailed,

sailed,
FKn- Observation-Disclosures, Charles 0sgood TIVE
Wind, Promise Daniel Webster, john Rice.
Bdgs--E, DulInmond Ella.
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of tbt Loans Specie Circulation apd Depn'ts, Of "a
Boak OF me GIN hcw York for ne tcfok endag IA
.ydcy Feb. a. lgGi 10 phieh is AFFIXED The CsPif-
Of s1ch Bank
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Total .........,..... FoSpiVJ
So FAR as dividends concerned the property has 10
value.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13
From West Virginia.

Headquarters WEST VIRGINIA. Feb. o.
Information of high importance reached our
outposts to-day, and was brought in by a
mounted descrter from Gen. Early's COM
mand. The deserter says that when he left
rumor was prevalent Of the removal, or
preparations being made for the immediate
removal of all the Yankee prisoners from
the ncighborhood of Richmond. Also, that
the Richmond authorities had detained the
mails, newspapers, &C., going from Rich
mond to the soldiers in camp.
Capt. Dougherty, Of the 18th Virginia
Unicn Infantry, while III command of u
scout in Hampshire county, yesterday. en-
countered the noted rebel guerrilla Mike
Cairn, at the head OF mis- gang, killing the
leader, and captured his lieutenant and four
men, with horses and equipments, &c.
The encounter tool; place between Rom
ney and Moreield, when the guerrilas were
beaten and compelled TO take to the woods
and mountains in all directions for imme.
diatc safely.
There is no news of importance from the
kanawha region as yet. Trade and travel
have been resumed with renewed visor on
the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13
w FERNANDO wooD ON ExEMpTs.-


Fernando Woods resolution, TO exempt
from the draft, all opposed TO the war, is so
bold and reckless, that some of his own
political friends can hardly believe that it
was offered except as a joke. But Fernando
is no joker, he is matter of fact man in
all things, and always manages to make
something for himself, without much regard
for morals or for the constitution and the
laws, for which he always prQfesses an cspe-
cial regard when they don't interfere with
his personal interests. Fernando, in the
beginning of the Rebellion, when the South
ern States were cutting loose from the Union,
proposed that New York City should secede
also, and set up for herself As the city has
majority of some 90, 900 including demo-
Gratis and copperheads, he thought, no
doubt, he could easily make arrangements
to unite New York with the Confederacy.
But in this he was foilcd There were too
many true democrats in the party, who
could not appreciate Fernando's patriotism
or logic. Fernando is evidently an aspirant
for the Presidency, and imagines that all
the traitors and towards, or those "opposed
to the war;" must constitute a large party,
upon whose support he can safely rely, at
least for a nomination. But he is greatly
mistaken. Happily for the country, the
: disciples of Fernando are not numerically,
dangerous at the polls, though they give
much laid and comfort" to the rebels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13
Destructive Confingrasion.
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
CINcINNATI, Feb. s

NlNClNNATl, req. ..
The large oil mill of d. w. Burson tS Co.,
Richmond, Ind, was burned on Saturday
night Loss estimated at $.5 800: insured
tor $4,000. Twenty thousand bushels OF
taXseed, seycnty-iive barrels inseed oil and
II large quantity Of oil casks were DESTROYED.
Chattanooga dispatches of the 7th say
that the railroad is open to Cleveland. Ten
nessee, and will be open to Knoxville in tive
days. Reports of mutiny and widespread
rebellion in the rebel army are ailoat. De
serters are still coming in
The railroad depot, containing quarter
masters stores was burned at Chattanoooa
on Saturday. Loss one hundred thousand
dollars.
General Logan's expedition returned to
huntsville, without encountering the enemy.
The rebel army is around Tunnel Hill, Dal-
ton and Rome.
One thousand and forty-eght desertcrs
were registered at the Provost Marshai's
Office during January. One hundred and
ten came in on the second.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

meeting of tho citizens of Upper Augusta town
ship was held at Fishers School House on Saturday
the oh Of February, .s6f for tho purpose of taking
into consideration measures for raising and paying
bounty to Volunteers who have may enlist or rc-
enlist into the ". s.. military service, and be credit
ed to tho Tcwnshipin raising our prcsent quota.
and on motion, wM. REED, ESD, was chosen @ Presi,
cont and Charles p. Soasholts Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated By Mr.. Reed
tho Importance Of taking immediate action, and OF
subscribing hberaily, TO raise suiicient bounty 10
have these men, who already in the service cred.
itcd to the tow nsbp.
On motion, Resolved, That committee of FIVE DO
appointed to solicit subscriptions for bounties, and
report at a meeting TO be appointed, when Edward
Sayidge, John q. Bright, Wm Kline, Ira NJ Forcs-
ter and Thomas Snyder were appointed said COM
mittee.
On motion, Charles Eckman, Esq, was elected
Treasurer, to receive and take charge Of tho fund
raised.
Resolved, That two men, Edger Eckman and
Henry 0berdorf, who have lately enlisted shall re-
ceive bounty alike the rest and become credited to
the township
Resolved That we ad journ to meet at VIM. Reeds
School House next Tuesday at o'clock Adj
journed.
At a meeting on the 9th inst it was resolved that
the minutes of the last meeting be adopted
Resolved, That bounty of one hundred and hity
dollars be paid to each volunteer who has enlisted or
reenlsed since the 10th Of August last and credited
himself 10 the township.
Resolved, That we accept the report Of the COM
mtee appointed ut the last meeting to solicit sub
scrptions. and that the said committee be hereby
discharged.
Resolved, That a new committee Of six be apponi
ted one from each school district, by the president
to solicit additional subscrpion,-to collect the same
and pay into the treasury, when Reuben Garin5er
for District No 6, George Gaul, No. o. John o.
Bright No. A. John keifer, No. 3, Samuel Oberdorf,
No. 2, and William Kline No /, wetc appointed
said committee.
Resolved, That another committee Of three bc ap-
pointed ascertain the true number of men already
In the service, who willing to receive the bounty
provided for, and be credited to the township; to
ascertain exact quota TO procure recruits ii any
are needed--and make all other Necessary arrange.
ments. when Jacob Seashol,E, George Conrad and
Isaac Campbell were appointed said committee.
Resolved, That in the event n sufficient number
of recruits should not be procured 10 fill quota
and draft resortcd to- that all monies the treasury
be appropriated to pay the communication for those
subscribers to this bounty who may be drafted, none
others included except the sons OF old fathers who
subscribers should there not be sufficient money
in the treasury to pay the communication, additional
amount be procured by tax On each subscriber TO
make up the deficiency:
Resolved, That the different committees, the
President the setretary and Treasurer meet at
friiing and Grants store, in Sunbury, Saturday
the l3th at o'cock: Adjourned.
G. Z: SEAsHoLTZ, Secretary.
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ISG:s.

sSSG.s. IsG3.
Philadelphia ~ Erie Ksnilroul.
TINH!S gres, inc ,rayc,scs the Northern and Sorth-
i west couutics OF Pennsylvania to the city ot Erie
oa Lake l-ic.
Ii has been leased by The Pennsylvania Railrond
Company. md under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout It's entire length.
II ! now IN use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg 10 Emporium (l9j miles on the
Eastern Division, and from Sheffield TO Erie, lTS
miles on the Western Division.
TIVE oF PASSENGER TRAINS At svSGURY.
Irc'yE Ht't5'grd Lears lEcSiAq,f
Nail Train. 10.IOA NJ Mail Train ia5 p II
Express Train, ll.42PM Express Train. 10 !. "
Cars rlr through vitliout ,hrrge both ways on
the'o trains between Philadelphia and lok Haven,
ard between baltimore anu Lock Haven
Elegant siocE.ag Cars cn Express T-aiNs both
Wars between WillidInsport ana Baltimore, aud
Niiiumspcrt md PhiAlcllh,a
Tor Information respecting Passenger bU.ircss
sQriy nj the > L. Cor nth AGG Market SIS
and FOR Freight bu3ncS5 Of the Coiaparv Agents,
r. L. Kingston. Jr., Cor. io,n and Market St,
Philadelphia.
J. ". Reynolds Erie.
j. NJ. Drill, Agent y. c. =. r, Baltimore.
H. Il liuvS STOS
Genl Freight Agt. Philada.
LEWIS /. HoUPT,
Geu'l Ticket Ag't, philaia.
JOSEPH H. PORTS,
Gcul Manager, Wil!isinsport
Nov. II. 1863
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Dcpnrtmen { Of the Gulf.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Tbe Free State
Dominating Convention met last night, q
large portion of the State being represented.
Tire body was divided in choice for Govern
or between the Hon. Michael Hahn and Hon.
b. f. Flanders, Hahn having majority in
his favor. An exciting scene ensucd and
the Flanders men bolted, when the majority
nominated Hahn for Governor. Tho bolters
held separate convention a1d nominated
Flanders with full ticket, a portion of
which is the same as the regular ticket.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

fiQht with the enemy. They would haze
followed their leaders anywhere. Nothing
but cheering could be heard all the way,
both in the advance and return, md tile
commander of the Army of the Potomac
must feel flattsred by the conduct Of bis
troops. .t.s.s y.
The third division Of the second corps
watled across Mortons Ford, although there
was corps Of engineers ready 20 lay a
bridge. They waded up to their waists in
water to cross. Who can whip such men
"a these
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13
From North CarOIiua.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 9.-The Rich
mond Sentinel of the 9th inst, says:
"Our army has fallen sixteen miles from
Newbern, finding the Notifications SO strong
that it could not be taken without too great
loss"
The negro soldier who shot the rebel
Colonel Shaw was captured and hanged.
The Hon. John A. Wilcox. y member of
Congress from Texas, died Last Saturday in
Richmond
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

.tgTpoRoUGu ELECTION. An election for borough
officers will be held in this place. on Friday next.
We hope that good, responsible and energetic men
wilbe chosen TO I'll the different Offices. The fol-
lowing a-e the offices to be filed
Chic. Burgess. Second Burgess four Assistant Bur-
gesses. e;sit Common Councilmen, Town Clerk,
High Constable, Constable, two School Directors
two Ovcrseets of the Poor Street Commissioners,
Assessor, Judge OF ELECTORS and two Inspectors
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

" After several weeks OF "sOft weather" mud
AID ,!ush the weather has taken another turn.
Tuesday and Wednesday ahd Thursday were regular
winter days, and would have doae credit to any
northern latitude. Whether this was the result Of
the fox having seen the shadow of his tail the FIRST
day of the month, or irom'other equal well known
causes, we have not learned
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

~ REcEuuING.-While at Harrisburg the be-
ginning OF the week, we observed that recruiting
going on at rapid rate. The whole force OF the
Provost Marshall Of this district was busy from
morning until late at night in mastering recruits
Into the service We were informed by some Of the
recruiting siesrs, that at ume since the war had
the recruiting seTsise been SO active
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

t1y=I Isaac ". Wkerson, formerly of this place,
a member of the 10Th Penu'a. Cavalry, died recently
nt Warenon, Va from n wound in the head Ills
remains arrived here Sunday last, in the care OF
Mr.. Wm. Haupt, and were inferred in the Grave
Yard at this place on Monday last He leaves
iIu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13
February ., 1861. i.-sm
SHERIFF. ssr,Es

virtue Of certain writs of Ven. Exp, ri. Fa..
~ Issued out ot the Court Of Common Pleas of
Northumberland county, Pa, and to mo directed
Mi be exposed 70 public sale. at the public house Of
H. Eghert, in the borough Of Milton, on Tuesday
the 23d Gay Of February, 1854 at one o'clock, p ~.
the following real estate to wit.
certain lot or piece of ground. situate in Lewis
township, Northumberland county, pennsyyanin.
bounded and described as follows. TO wit on The
north by Public Road the cnst by land OF Robert
Hector. samuel Jarrct and Dpriti Keller or the
south by ,ands of Jane Gifins, ard oh the west hv
lands OF George Iriitunbach, containing FIVE acrcs
more OF less, whercon erected small Plank Dwcl.
ling House, Frame Stable. &c, we'll Of water nj
the door, &c, Seized taken in execution and to be
sold MS the property Of Daniel King.
ALSO
a lot of ground. situate in The borough Of Milton
in the said county of Northumberland bounded front
by Apple street fifty feet, east by Second street,
north by an alley and west by lot Of 1homus Woods
being two hundred feet In depth from Apple street
10 said alley whercou arc erected II small house
and log stable.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold az tho
property ofJoln NJ. Woods.
WM II. WEAVER Sheriff.
Shrriff-s pnicc similarly Erh Il 1894
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

ltS7 ARrENUs WARD on ESLIsrNESTs.-Young
men enlist rite of. Air you afcard it will spe your
buty! Let INC tell you that the best and prettiest
girls in this country air hereafter goin TO be korted
by fellows on cruehes, who have done great things
in battle, and you CHAPS tha; sIadtat home in your
country dark hours, wont stand no more chance of
getting one OF e than Jcf Davis of going to heaven
in balloon. Enlist ,-enlis; I'm the namo ot
Hamlei's dady list oh list"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

tg5.CoSsoLIDArED QuoTA FOR DRAFT OF NORTH
uMnERLAND CoUSTY.-We cannot give officially the
number OF men required for our counties under the
100000 and the 100000 calls, but from our best in
formation we think our share of the half million Of
men will be something near the following figure
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13


MOURNING GOODS !!
Black Glossy Silks,
A Black Cashmcres;
Super Black Mohairs,
Fine Black Alpaccas,
Black and Purple Delains,
White and Black Figured Dclaines,
Black Crepe MarctZ,
Lupins Black all wool Delaincs,
B!aci; silk Beregcs,
Good Back Dcbegc,
Piaiu Black Gingrams,
Plain Black Cal!cocs,
Neat Fi"ured Black Cahcoes,
Fine Black Sack FlanDcls,
Black Love Wells,
Jouvins Black Kid Gloves,
Black Silk Gauntletts,
Black Gloves in Variety,
Fine Mourning HandkCrchiefs,
Black cotton and wool Hosiery,
Black Thibet and VI o0l Shawls,
&c, dc, &c.
\ nice line of the abave goods now
open and Tor sale at low piiccs.
L. y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury, October 31st, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

t.V- The Buekiaii regiment which our citizens
we'll remember, y nov at Harrisburg recruiting
This gallant regnsri came oas " ssgyles w,h 10.
than two hpRdrsd men. They have Colonel the
Iss, one hsYlps been killed a, a,0ettysburg We we're
infsrued by Of the old Captains ai iiarrisbars'
tss. they had toPss q kssPins ny ths ssaHisaaoa
~ ~ r~xuis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13
The War i'm the Southwest.

NASHVILLE, Feb. s.--7o II. W. HaiIeck.
Gen. Foster tclegraphs from Knoxville, under
date of yesterday that an expedition sent
against Thomas and his band Of Indians and
whites at Qualatown has returned complete
ly successful. They surprised the town,
killed and wounded 215, took 90 prisoners,
and dispersed the remainder of the gang in
the mountains. Our loss was two killed and
six wounded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-13

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