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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
The War i'm Western Virginia.
THE LATE REBEL RAID COMPLETE FAILURE

HEApQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WEST VA,
Sunday, Jan. 10
Major Cole, in command of a battalion of
Maryland cavalry, encamped III Loudon
county, was attacked at A. NJ. to-day by
the guerrilla Moseby, the latter's force being
near four hundred strong.
After severe fighting for an hour Moseby
was repulsed leaving his killed and wound
ed on the field.
Among the rebel dead were found four
commissioned officers.
Our loss is reported as two killed and
eleven wounded. Among the latter are
Capt. Vernon, severely, add Lieut.. Rivers,
slightly.
Gen. Sullivan has force of cavalry now
in pursuit of the enemy.
Moscby attempted to surround and sur
prise the camp, but found Maj. Cole on the
alert and ready for him. The fight was a
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL KELLEY TO GOV.
FOREMAN.
CUMBERLAND Jan. :, 1864.
! A dispatch Just received from Colonel
| Thoburn commanding at Petersburg, in
forms me that the rebel force threatening
him for several days past has retreated
! toward the SlenhnuOdn NaitN. nc ioICc
was formidable one, consisting of three
| brigades-Ice's, Walkers and Rosses's, all
under the command of General Fitzhugh
| Lee
Deserters report that it was the intention
| Of Lee to capture the garrison at Petersburg,
! take New Creek and Cumberland, destroy
our stores, break the railroad by burning
| the bridges, &C., &c.
am happy to inform you that the great
raid undertaken by Gen. Early, in retalia-
| tion for our late movements in this depart
ment, has thus far resulted in complete
failure or tizzle. An empty wagon train
returning from Petersburg, was captured by
portion of the enemy's forces. With this
exception they have not thus far been able
TO inAiet upon us any injury. Many deserters
are coming in, and our cavalry are picking
up many stragglers.
The railroad is safe and trains arc running
regularly. The weather is cold and the
snow ia several inches deep,
Is. L. KELLEY,
3rigadier General.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

WHAT Mn Porr DrD.--Mr. ropr, Of O,ss.,c ,.s.iS,
IN popp county, fencying hImself 70 be very ,-5a
with bis lady foye, popped the question to he po-,u
poplar tree when she referred him to her rwttsy
who, whom asked for his conccnt, laboring und ~
influence Of ginger pop, popped Popp put o. Tbo
door TO the tune Of "Pop Coos tho Weasel" ,.S
best thing for Popp 70 have done then, would b ~
been TO pop of TO Philadelphia, pop into the BroN
Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhil Wilson, Nos. CO.
and 606 Chestnut street above Sixth, and pop into Q
new ard elegant suit. This would settle The question
with his lady lovo and her poppy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

Amount of public debt of
Pennsylvania as it stood
on the 1st day of Decem-
Der, 1862,
Deduct amount redeemed at
the State Treasury during
the fiscal year, ending with
Nov. 80, 1868, viz
Five per cent. stocks,
Four and a half per cent
stocks,
Relief notes,
Domestic creditors certi1ca-
tes,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
ABSTRACT OF THE ANNEAE
MESSAGE OF GOV. CURTIN.

N'll nulSlttt} iiSb thC StutC SCiiutS
Cd unorganized through the factious
sition Of the Copperheads. The Go,
Message was however, received an(
Owing to the pressure on our coluu
can only give an abstract Of it:
The balance in the Treasury.
November so, 1862, was S2,172
Receipts during the fiscal year
ending Nov. 80, 1868. 4,2So
Total in Treasury for fiscal
year ending Nov. 80, 1868. 6,4G2
The payments for the same
period have been 4,S14
Balance in Treasury Nov. 80,
1868. 2,14t
The operations Of the sinking fu
ring the last year lave been shown
Proclamation of the Sth Of Septeml
as follows:
Amount of deot Common.
wealth reduced, 1854
AS follows, viz:
Coupon Loan Act, May 4,
1862, 800
Five per cent. 100
Four and one-haif per cent. SO
. Relief notes cancelled,
Domestic creditors certifca.
ties,
Interest certificates paid;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

Unfunded debt, viz:
Relief notes in circulation,
Interest certificates outstand.
ing,
Interest certificates unclaim.
ed,
Domestic creditors certifica-
tes,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
The Fight Between kzeenau and
EEing.

The Fight Between kseenan and
ESinG.
Several Americans, who went to Europe
to witnoss the great fight between Heenan
and King, have returned, and they tell, to
say the least, a strange story one, if true,
which speaks but poorly, for English fair
play Among these parties returned are
Tim Heenan, Con. Fitzgerald, John CoOpe
and Frank Mcintyre. These men corrobo-
rate the testimony hitherto published, of the
unftncss of Heenan's seconds, who failed to
claim time on one or two stated occasions,
when King was unable to put in an appear
ance,' owing to his weakness from lleenan's
blows Sayers is accused of being under
under the influence of too frequent libations,
showing himself better bottteholder than
second. His treatment of the Boy was
said to be rough and unnatural, grabbing
him by his head and ears. Jerry Noon, so
Fitzgerald says, while lIeenan was lying on
the ground, attempted TO dislOcate his
thumb, exclaimed ;--"IIell have no more
need OF that hand" The falls given King
by Heenan are said to have been terrific, aud
Kings second is accused of catching him
once under heavy fall which would hayo
probably laid him out. A well known
"biliiardistn in this city, from England (and
from one who knows what he is writing),
says that "lleonan 'eds drugged.' 1t says
also, that flour physicians who attended
lIeenan after the fight, stand ready 20 pub
lish their sworn aiiidayits 10 the fact that his
system Vas fiiHy ehlOrefora, but Ileenan will
not permit it.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

Public debt December lst,
1858,
Fuoded debt, viz: 0 per
cent. loans,
Funded debt, viz: 5 per
cent. loans,
Funded debt, viz: 81 per
cent. loans,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
S2,112 2,S44 10
4,2S9,451 e5

2,147,331 20
mixing fund du-
en- shown by my
f September last,
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uyNAT1oYs az NV vopR

2 For perniAnsnt SunmtyJn sIotbne ROpbfhe1 nst4
full articles, per sixth article treaty eleventh NO
yember, seventeen hundred and ninety four, four
thousand I'VE hundred dollars. &c sfA ,zE9 Z
TRRATY OF PORT LARAMIE. l1lt a.
For fourth Of Eve inStAlmsnts at the discretion Of
the Prssident, in proIisiODs Epd merchandise, ioI
payment Of Annuities, and transportation OF the
same to certain tribes Of IndauB seventy thousand
N SD-" UliPeUAs, tCoW CREEK BANDI i
FOR eleventh of twenty instaImer'r IN blaDkos
clothisR sons and st'ek laird article tTea
~ Nineteenth September sis1teen ANu
u,fpoJAs AND CALAPoOIAs. OF UNPoUA VAL
- LEY, OREGON. DO -s1. .
Por Last Of Eve instruments, Of the second SERIES Of
annuity for beneficial objects to be expended as al
ninstesnth OF September, eighteen hundred and nf-
ty-thTee, two thou sand three hundred dollars.
Por last Of ten instruments for the pay Of black
smith and furnishing shop per sl4tn article treaty
tVsntyI ninth November efg btsen hundred and my
four, one thousand ive hundred dollAra-
For tenth Of fifteen fnstalments for the pay OF q
Gle treaty twenty ninth November, eighteen hundred
and hfty four, two thousand dollars. .a
For last often instalments for the pay Of farmer
per sixth article treaty twenty ninth November,
eighteen hundred and hfty-four, one thousand dol
lars. 4 = rr
Por tenth of twenty instalments for the pay Of q
teacher and purchase Of books and stationery, per
sixth article treaty twenty ninth November, eigh'
teen hundred and hftyfour, one thousand four hun
dTed and Any dollars
wISNEBAGoEs.
For interest on one million dollars, at i've pei
eentum, per fourth article treaty hrst vember
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, nifty thousand
Por eighteenth of thirty iastalnsnts ofinterest OF
eIghtyfVe thousand dollars At ave per eentum, pei
fourth article treaty thirteenth October, eighteer
hundred and fOrty-sixJ four thousand two hundree
| and hity dollars. ia
fro BE cosT1NUED.I
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hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief the aboYe named EuAr2ntOTs are good and
SUFFICIENT as securities the for which they
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Cant A. ". BARRINaER, Chief QuArtermAster Depart.
ment Of West Virginia. Cumberland, Nd.
q GUARANTEE.

.g.4 &C. 2 GUARANTEE EtssA = e.,
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make good the difference between the offer by the
said--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
2 Given under our hands and seals this-dAy Of
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Witness:
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All yearly advertisements payable quarterly, all
other advertising payable in advance. T--
The above terms we're agreed upon by the Propri-
etors Of the ftefgeHcer Snd RegfsteT Friday the
sth inst, to take effect Monday, July 11th, 1884
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TAKE PARTTOULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. J. addresses ali those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgengence and solitary hAb
its, which ruin both body and mind, unAttnE then
THESE are some OF the EAd and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness
Of the BACK and Lis Is, Pains in the Head Dimes
Of Sight Loss Of Mu.co arr oEer PalPitation OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, DerAngs-
ment Of the Digestive Functions General Debility,
Symptoms Of CONSUMPTION, &c
MENTALLT.-The fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreadsd-Loz5 Of Memory, Confusion Of
sion 70 society selEDistrust Love Of Solitude TIM
idity, &C., are some Of the evils pFodueed-
THOUSANDS OF persons Of all ages can nov Judge
what Il the cause Of their declining health, loIng
their VigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
eDnAciAted, having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Immediately cured and Pull VtgOr Restored
This Distressing AnectiOn-Whieh renders Life and
Marriage imposdble-is the penalty paid by the
VICTIMS 0fimpropeR tndulg snc6s- Young persons
too apt TO commit excuses IRON not being Of
the dreadful conseq uences that may eusue. Now
who that understands the subject Viii pretend 70
deny that the power Of prOcreatOn Il lost BY
those falling into improper hAhls than by the pFu-
denti Besides being deprived 0f the Pleasure OF
healthy Offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms 70 both bOdyand mind arise. Ihs system
tons Weaksuod, Loss Of RTOCneattEo PCTart Nervous
IrFitAhiIity, DySpspsia, PAlPitAfiOn Of the Heart
IudiRestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting Of
The Frame, Cough, Consumption, Deesy and Death.
ONCE, No. z South Frederick St,
doors from the corner. FAl not 70 abserTe the name
and number .. d. ...f.-----H.
Letter. must Be paid AID contain . stamp. Ths
Doctors Diploma hangs in hiI ofaes.
a nTTDE WADD aNTEn ~ nWn n.y-G
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by . certain prAetios
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or 1t school, the enects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and II not
cured renders marriage impossible, aud destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snRtched from all prospects and enioyments Of life
by the consequences OF dsTfatfng from the path Of
nature RndiBdulgingi in certain secret habit such
persons MUsT, before contemplating
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1eTcHTy OF Hd1seouS 1T
DR., JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges In
the United States and the greater part OF whose life
has been spent In the hospitals Of London. PAris,
PhilAdelphiAs and elsewhere, has effected come Of
the most astonishing cures that were svsr known /;
many troublsd With ringing in the had aud sars
Wben asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed At
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing,
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, were
Inv Al
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.DR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED TIE MOST
Il Certain, speedy and Only EhectuAT Rerned1
n the World for All Private Diseases. EeAkneIl 81
KidnsyB and BlAddsE, 1nEolnnfATy DiAehaFRe1 In
potency, aenaFAl DebIlity, GsrVolsnsss, Dyspepiia
ton Of the Heart, Timidity. TremblinE, Dimnssl
Sight or GiddineSs, Diss68el q. The H6AA Throat
Nose or Skin Anectonaof the Liver, Lana, stoun.
ach or BoUelg-thOSe Terrible dsnrdera ArianE frun
the Solitary Habits Of YOuth-tboss AECREF and %
iSTy practices more fatal 70 theiE victims than he
song Of syTens e the Mariners Of Ulysses, bIiEhtnE
their most brilliant hopes or ankicipationS rendsr
Ing marriage, he, Impossible
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ROGUE RIVERS.

For eleventh Of sixteenth instruments In blankets
clothing farming utensils and stocks, per third
tIce treaty tenth September, eighteen hundred and
hftyrt three two thousand Ave hundred dollars.
sACS AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
third article treaty third November, eighteen huI-
dred and four, one thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thousand dollars, at
ave per centum, per second article treaty twenty
first October, eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
ten thousand dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand dollars, at
Eve per centun, per second article treaty eleventh
October, eighteen hundred and fOrty-two, forty
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware hysical weakness orEanie
debility, dsfOTmitie1 speedily cured.
. He who places himself under the care Of Dr. J.
may TetgiouSly eonlde in his honor - gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill - physician.
ORGANIC WEARNESR
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>. BAT HON-
OAR IRON, Round from SIG to 81 in.
BGR IEoN, Plat, " HGK 70 s416 in.
BAR IRoH, OVAL s-sto IG11< in
n Bah IRos, HaIf0Val" IS to 1&1< in.
BAR IRoS, Cut to lengths for Tire.
Bar IRoN, Hoop, from a to in. Prom Penn
sylVAnia, American, Wayne and Sligo Mills, Pitts
burgh.
.-.P. O. HILDRETH 4 BRO,
'An22 .-...0 #.. IS Main street!
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YOUNG NEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF solitary
Vice, that dreadful md instructive habit which -
nuAlly sweeps 70 an unttmely grave thOusands q
Young Men d the most eEalted talsnts and brilliant
intellect, who might otharEtss have entrAneed h
tsuing ssnAtea. With the thlndAFa o. sloquenee or
EAked TO ecstAey the living Tyre may call With fuI
confidence. ~ ~ i
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QUAPAws.

Fer education during the pleasure Of the PresI-
dent, per third article treaty thirteenth. May,
eighteen hundred and thirty three, thousand
dollars. ~ e. A. = Fl
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools and
iron and steel for shop during the pleasure Of the
President, per fourth article treaty thirteenth May,
eighteen hundred and thirty-three, one thousand
and sixty dollars.
per third article treaty thirteenth May, eighteen
hundred aud thirty-th six hundred dollars
For payment OF expenses incident 10 the removal
of the QuApaw Indians from Kansas, and their re
establishment in their own country nine thousand
seven hundred and twenty six dollars and thirty
three Cputs. .... F-# -.rf
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SENEOAS.

For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth arti.
Gle treaty twenty.ninth September, eighteen hum
dred and seTenteeR, hYe hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth Arti
Gle treaty ssVentesnth September eighteen hundred
and eighteen, five hundred dollars
For Blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools and
iroH aud steel during the pleasure Of the President
per fourth article treaty twenty eighth February,
eighteen hundred and Thirty -one, ono thousand and
sixty dollars.
per fourth article treaty twenty eighth February,
Sishteen hundred and thirty one, SIX hundred dolS
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8ALT INaRE LgEk HOSPITAL
~ EfABLIsHKD AS A RETUel BRC
~. oUAoKE RY.-Go

THE OILY PLACE WHERE
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
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sENEcAs ANp sHAwNEHs.

For permanent annuity in speeie, per fourth arti-
Gle treaty seventeenth September, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, one thousand dollars
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and TOOLS and
iron and steel for shop, during the pleasure OF
eighteen hundred and thirty-one, one thousand and
sixty dollars.
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sHAYNEES,

For permanent annuity for educational purposes
per fourth article treaty third August seventeen
hundred and ninety five and third article treaty
tenth MAY, eighteen hundred and hity-iour, one
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2 For peruansut sunmtyJu Iotaus A1opbfhsf psi4
full articles per sixth article treaty eleTeuth No
yember, seventeen hundred and ninety four, fouJ
thousand i've hundred dollars. e -suh fzha I
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For permanent annuity in lieu OF interest on
stock per act OF February eighteen hun
dred and thirty one, six thousand dollars r
PSr interest, in lieu OF Investment ON seventy.
Ave thousand dollars, at i've per centum per act Of
twenty-seTenth Jaue eighteen hundred and forty
six, three thousand seven hundr'd and fty dollars
thousand and ffty dollars, transferred from Ontario
Bank to the iUhttei States Treasury, per act Of
twenty-seVenth June, eighteen hundred and fortyt
six two thousand one hundred and ffty.tWo dollars
and fifty cents,
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tenth NAV, eehIeen huhoreo 1uu ni'S-i0uIi 0ns
thousand dollars. ~. -....
For eleventh instalment OF Interest, at i've per
centum forty thousand dollars for education, per
third article treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred and
ffty four two Thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for educational purposes
per fourth article treaty twenty ninth sePtem ber
eight. en- hundred and seventeen, and third article
treaty tenth May, eighteen hu1dIed and hfty-four'
two thousand dollars.
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suRsCRIPTIoN Prices.

Business or Professional Cards not ehsneeAOIe'
on the FIRST fourth pages, $50 per year. *l2 t0r
nix months.
Marriage, Death and Religious Notices, 10 cents
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Reflect that \ sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubiAl hAPpi-
hess. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
Iy dAKkens to the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair and allied with the melancholy raneo-
ton that the happiness Of another becomes Dghtsd
with our own
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

1 NJ II ~ n n Nj IL q II / y n.
[Reported and telsgrsphed to the Waterman
For the ,oeet ending Wsdae,d ", June sfh, 1894.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs Calves.
6 5s,' y ssiI ago iPi5s 1919 1919 1899 800 o
BnEF CArrLE Extra TAT and hrAvv - emium oxen.
SA,0O a Sl4JO lot quality l3 % e. 400; %
quality 1900 1875 81 quality sli 90 a ~ OJ. per
100 lbs, total weight q hide talov and dressed
Working oxen slOoa $3.50, or according to value a,
Mich cows, $751; 500; extra good se5 500 with
Or without calves as may be agree frrov and ordi
nary $50 SIS
sheep and Lambs a Sc; eztrssass4 cts. per To-, on
live weight
sho,es-wholesae 9 O.Oa II OOo retail 10 i2o per
ID Fat Hogs 0 90 a O-Oc per b., live weight
Veal calves 81 90 80 per head in lots.
Hides 10 la lie per ID. Calfskins 20 23e.
Talow 9i.2a Toe per ID.
Pcs with wool on 5000 o 90 each.
REMARKS The number Of cattle At Cambridge yes
ieday about 49, uf all kiuds,som 81 less than
last week Perhaps 30 Mich Cove, the remainder
however thin Ia flesh went IS becves The beet we G
sold quickly while The poorer went off slowly AID mauy
doyers had more or ea on hand WHEN the m rct closed
a few eastern, &c-though che average quality of the
western inferior Go that OF last week there
few choice steers which cold high l5c, about lie
higher than la,t week. Bat On other grades aud on
Northern smaller advance, n indeed there any im
pfovemeut on these "scaiawags Dfovers complain
chat "a estimate weight 900 high. One pIir bought
Tor SlJ laid az 200 loo dressed only 1892 ius, Ino-nz
90 besides car bill, SO sheep dull AZ market about
1900 northern and 100 Western OF Western
we're h.ffate and one n sold for &c. wrch the seller
sheep mostly sold AZ &c. shotes, poor and dear -
calves. according 60 goodness.