y
the rneds for the advath.
SMrppjjic lctos.
TROII WASHINGTON.
Wakiiinotor, March C, 1RC2.
Mri Norris, a fashionable resident of lta.
lirsore, and II known in aristocratic clrclee
iu Philadelphia, recently arrested while
endeavoring to convey Blea and acids, a well
a Cypher despatches tn the inmates of Fort
Lafayette, baa had bar papers and effiets
examined. Tlia reiolt ia. tbe discovery at
bcr boost of Urge quantities of contraband
articles and important treasonable corraepoo
dene. The most significant matter were
nantitiei of liut and adhesive plaster, which
will do find one in different direction Iban
vraa originally intended.
Secretary Seward ia preparing aa elaborate
and outspoken commnnicatfuo to Cnngres
on the subject of the .Mexican affairs, in wbicb
bo will take ground that the tailed State
are bound by every consideration of principle
and policy to resist to the utmost the eon
lemplated establishment of en adjoining
monarchy by Kornpeeo military intervention,
t he document it one of the most able State
papera ercr issued, and will be immediately
considered by the Comoiivlee on Foreign
Affairs of botb Houses.
rttOM (iBX. BANKS' COMMifl.
T.nmiiRu, March 8 Col. (irnrj has taken
Leeirtiurir anil driven lienrrel Hill, with his hole
rnmmand, from the town and eurrniindiuc fort.
The lt and Htripes wrae over all the bill.
The Kebcle fall hack towards Middlebury, last
night. Colenel tteary left I.nwtuville, with his
rmnmand, and marched through Wheatland and
Waterfuni, taking prisoners at both places, and
putting the reattercd farces of the enemy to
flight.
shortly nftrr sunrise, thi morning, he took
possession of Tort Johnson, which wa rerhr'ntni'
ed by the ollicera Fori Geary. He then entered
the camp, with flags flying nnd bayonets fixed.
The Hebcl troops, who bad considered this as
one of their greatest stronghold, could be discern
cd through a glau in full retreat.
The command took many prisoners and a
quantity of army stores, and are possession of (lie
I! ink. i'ost (Mice and public buildups
Forts Beauregard and Evans are also in our
toss scion.
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
THIS UATTLK AT PEA K!I)CiK.
rCflTllfcll l-ARTKTLAM.
Federal loss 450 Killed and Wounded,
Rebel I.iirs 1 ,000 Killed and Wounded, and
1,000 Prisoners 'I7t Enemy's force 25,
000. Den MeCulloeh and (n. Mcintosh
Mortally Wounded.
Ki-RiNormi.t), Mo., March 10 (Special tn
the St. Louis K'pwilican .) X messenger
vrbo arrived here at three o'clock this morning
reports that tbe battle at Tea Ridge lasted
from Thursday morning to Saturday evening,
and that oar loss wa9 nbunl fourbnndred and
fifty killed and-ouuded.
The rebel Iota was about 1.00(1 killed and
wounded, and 1,000 taken prisoners. A mong
tbe latter was Colonel Mcltua, of no Aikan
bus regfmeot.
Tba ntlack od oar forces was made from
tlia north and west our army boiug com
pletely surrounded.
(jeoeruls Van Porn, Trice, MeCulloeh, and
Mcintosh were present with 25,000 men.
MeCulloeh and Melotosh are reported to
have becD mortally wounded.
The attack . from
' '
tba rear was made ny
MeCulloeh and met by General Slgel, whcuHriUfeh jo tbeir own markets
wounded him and completely scattered his
force in wild confusion. e nave also cap
tured a large amount of stores, teams, cannon,
luiajl arms, and ammunition.
mini coxiMonoRB dipont's fleet.
Capture of Fern andina, Florida, and Brum
uici, ft'eoryiaA U. S. Fort Recovered.
Ualtimoks, March 10.
The United Htates steamer Alabama, Capt.
Laoier, arrived bere ibis morning, direct from
Fernaodioa, Florida, bringing Capt. Davis,
tale flig officer of tbe South Atlantic equad
rou, as baarer of dispatches from Commodore
DuponJ to the Navy Dopartoient, announcing
the capture of Kcroaudina nai Bronswick, by
the Uiet under bis command.
LATE NEWS FROM BUROPE.
1'okti.aku, March 1 1.
The steamship North A mericao has arrived
with Liverpool papers of the '27th.
The paper relative to the Southern, block
ade had beoo submittod to Parliament. Karl
Russell, in a letter to Lord Lyons, detod the
15th of February, says that tbe fact nf ships
bsving successfully ran tbe blockade don't
prevent tbe blockage from being effective,'
end argues that a neutral State ought to
exercise great caution with regard to a de
fuclo blockade, and ought not to disregard it
unless the power of blockade rs abused.
Council Proceedings.
Sctuunv, Murcb 12, 18G2.
Council met, pursuant to ootico Chief
It urge 88 in the chair. Members preseui,
Mcscra. Hocher, Zetelinoyer, WUvert, lioyer,
lirinut, Crant and Stroh.
Minutes of luit meeting read aod approved.
The Finance Committee reported the fol
lowing bills correct :
P. M. Sbindel,
$3. 25
25. 00
1. (10
2:. oo
10. 12
&. 18
John W. Uuchor,
A. W. Fisher,
Geo. It. Vouugman,
Benjamin Uroiious,
Ira T. Clement,
Ypungman Bro ,
On motion, orders
above bills.
11.12
were granted for tb,
Od motion of Mr. Rover it was unanimous
ly Resolved, That the resolution passed by
Council nu Hie 1'Jlh of March, 1861, granting
pay to members of Council be repealed, and
that the pay auJ Cues during the pat year
be remitted.
Ou motion, tbe Chief liuigecs was autho'
rir.ed to enter into a lease witb MesVs. Siroh
"L Elliott for river bank for the term of fif
teen years from the expiration of the
lean of Zimmerman A' Pnrsel, at the yearly
rout of 10, according to their proposition.
JOHN W. HCCllKIl, Clerk.
C The F.ael Baltimore Methodist FpiSf
ropal Conference recently adopted a series o
resolutions, on the .bullion, the Cut of
which ii as follows ,
RttJved, 1st, That v a body of Christian
rniuielers, in Conference assembled, we here
by express irur abhorrence of tba rebellion
tori axUtiug within our borders, as being
treasonable io its origin, gauguioery io its
progieii, and as tending to retard the ad
vancement of civil liberty throughout tho
world.
After an animated debate, these were
adopted by a vote of 132 years to 15 pays.
NaysMessrs. J. Wesley Vrnwo, Ueale.
J. H. Haahicil, Hedges. Hall, Kepler, kin
ay, M'Courlney, Norria, Parrisb, Philip 1$.
I'.eese, Bargeut, Stevenaou. Speogler aod
V!ty.l&.
Tbo iioo clad gay boat, built by Capt.
Krirsaon, laa proved to be a formidable an
gina of war, aod just in time to save that co
bl ship, tbe "Minnesota," then agroaod and
LelpUis.
C2T Tba Iioo. Hubert M. Paloier, of this
Stale, has bseo compelled to ask to ba
lec&Hed from bis position as Minister of tbe
Argentina Uopublie, oo eccuDut of bit decliu.
ing lesllb.
THE AMERICAN.
3
HUNHUBY, 3P.A-.
SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1862.
n.B.MASSER, Editor aad Proprietor
tjjr I. in can prom thu Asm v. We refer
our readera to several interesting letters from
H I). W., at Key West. The letters of oor
correspondent, we are pleased to say, are ge.
ncrelly read wilb interest. Tbey embody
facts, and are written in a terse, clear style.
without vesbiage or redundancy such as we
might expect from an intelligent Uicruber of j
.. I. !
me typograpuic att,
" I'iscator's" letter from the Filly seventh
Uegimenl Pennsylvania Volunteers, encamp
ed tiear Alexandria, Va , will amply repny
perusal.
Tnr. Scirit ok Improvkmfnt is mani
festing itself in different quarters of the town
io various ways. A number of new dwellings
have already been cotntn'enced. William M.
Rockefeller. Ksq., is erecting a new building
,. . . ,. '. . . ...
bojuuhi.r nis restueuce, io oo ui-i-upuiu uy .,.
James lloyd. A new building is to be erected
on the Duwart corner-lot, at the depot. The
store-room of Wm, Hoover, at the corner,
has been enlarged and handsomely fitted np,
with windows and door fronting 4ka railroad'
tV The Sulinsgrovo limes, referring to
General Cameron's recent visit to Sunbury,
says :
"Friend Tordy, of tbe Demncrat.hai better
keep a sharp lookout and well bolted doors."
The editor of the Times ond his friend Tor
dy need be nndor no apprehensions. They
are game entirely too small for Fort Lafayette
or Fort Warren. It won't puy to put a tom
tit into an eagle's cage.
sE? Tur Taru f. The editor of tbe bogus
Democrat, in his efforts to prejudice tbo pco.
pie against the turiff levied to support the
war ogaiuat the rebels, says :
"It keeps all roscully foreign produces from
ruiniug this country by selling the laboring
muo coffee for 10 cents per lb. when he can
just aa well bo made to pay 25 els., and from
dressing bis family with cotton goods ut 10
cts. per yard when he can juet as well have
them dressed with the same goods at 20
cents."
Every intelligent editor knows that the
tariff enhances the price of coffee only five
cents, and every intelligent editor ought to
know and does know that muslins and other
domestic cotton goods bave not advanced one
farthing ou account of the tariff, and that our
manufacturers have fur years undersold the
Tbe rise of
cotton, from ten cents per pound to thirty,
owing to itn scarcity, is the chubi; and yet
shilling musliua have not advanced three
cents per yard. Fray, Mr. Furdy, bave
some tittle respect for the intelligence of
yonr readers, and do not treat them as if
they were all dolts or idiots, by attempting
'.0 cram such stuff down tbeir throats.
tRT Mb. Cowan, one of the Republican U
S. Senators from this Stute, has become quite
a favorite with the editor of tbe bogus Dmom
crut of Ibis place, wbilo Mr. Wiluiot, tbe otb.
er Republican SeDalor is d'enouueed iu no
measured terms. Cowan voted against tbo
expulsion of Jesse D. Bright from tbe Senate
for disloyalty, on technical grounds. He also
voted against tb3 expulsion of Senator Star,
ke, of Oregon, who was charged with having
uttered treasonable language, and expressing
sympathy for tbe South, oo Iho same grounds.
With a knowledge of Ibeso facts, it dou't re'
quire the vision of a prophet to tell why the
editor of the Democrat admires Mr. Cowan
Bright was no better than lireckiuridge, and(
like bim oud many others north of Mason &
Dixon's line, was "opposed to coercion," and
only wauted climate to bring them oat full
blown traitors.
An It;r.0K.NT Look. The Sunbury
correspondent of the Relicsgrove 7'iic gives,
as Le says, "a little description" of General
Cameron, while cjj a recent vifit to Sunbury
Its littleness cannot Lo questioned. Here il
ii :
"He is about six feet two inches tall, has
very a Ignorant look, wears low shoes aud
white stockings," ilce.
That lie General bad 'a very ignoiant look
t be'!low!1 UP0D the learned eorre-
tpuuuvub I'l luts jirrrrs sunuueu uia pruj'ui-
tiuns, is more than probablu.
CF" ifno. C. Brrckinridge, late Vice-President
of the United States, is a candidate fur
a seat in the Coufuderute Congress, lu his
address to tho people of Kentucky, anoouu
ciug his candidacy, he "detiues bis position'1
thus :
'I am utterly opposed to a reconstruction
of thu old gnvarnmuul, or any measure which
in the remotest degree tend io that direc
tion, l-'or one, 1 shall uever consent that
peace shall bo made until the very last of all
the enemies ofoar liberty shall be driven, not
only from our hallowed soil, but from every
foot of territory which, by its geographical
position, naturally belong to tbe rjoulb."
The Northumberland County Dnnucrut m
please copy.
ajy LTK!t Nkwi. A despatch from Ber'
ryville, Va., says that Winchester, Virginia'
bas been occupied by our troops, tbe rebels
having retreated tp Straeburg. A slight skir
mish occurred on entering tba town.
Tbe futl details of the late buttle in Ilamp'
too Itoads state that the attack on our Beet
waa but a portioo or the rebel movement,
which likewise contemplated a land move'
meet upon Newport News. Tbe rebel troops
ten thousand strong, oame within a few miles
of tba pott, driving io our pickets, but, per
ceiviog that the Mcrrimae bad failed to ac
complish ber share of tbe work, tbey retired
Capt. Bncheoeu, commander of the Merrimac
bad died of hit wounds, as has also seventeen
of the crew,
Generals Pillow and Floyd bave been ens'
peoded from their command by Jeff. Davis,
until a more satisfactory account ii given lr
the Fort I'OBsltoo e&eir.
C3"T"S Vak W'ycK Invfstici avion Commit
tkk. I hot groat frauds have been perpetra
ted On the Government, by unprincipled men
as contractors tod speculators, these Investi
gations prove, unfortunately, to ba too true.
W should be glad to sea every mother's ion
of them severely punished, as we look npon
them as do better than semi secessionists, who
are endeavoring to clog the wheels of Govern
ment by peace propositions, falso inuendoat
party prejudices and other underground ef.
forts to favor tbe South, liut these commit
tees of investigation are generally looked
upon with suspicion, and Mr. Van Wyck cer
tainly has been greatly damaged by M r. Cam-
mings' expose of tbeir conduct, read ia Coo'
grew. They oot only refused to bear Mr.
Camming! testimony, but altered and per
verted bis language to auil their purpose.
After offering to furnish the voncbers and
the evidence of the proper expenditure of tbe
$140,000, Mr. Cummiogi proceeds to say :
"It is tbos mode evident, by authentic and
well-attested Vouchers, that tbe money drawn
from the two million fund wos honorably ex
..f,it.. f .kut H A a ik.nahl In li. ' .ml B it 1 1 I
pendud for what was thought to be, and really
was, the necessity nr the Uovernmect.
"it is made equally evident that the state
meLt of the report still more plainly ond
offensively repeated in Congressional speech
es by members nf the Committee that a
l.irge balance of 1 10,000 was retained in my
possession, is datilule of tbe slightest sem
blance or shadow of truth, the only ground
for whirh, at any titr.e, seems to hove been a
vingnl.ir misapprehension or an ingenuous
and wilfnl alteration of tbe language of my
nn. l t-ommiHee, ami anpenue.i in my
testimony. 1 be note, as written to the Com-
. m- . . . . - D0S,,PD.
is literally and legibly os follows. Mark tbe
words :
"There retained under authority of the
Secretary of the Treasury by Messrs. Dix,
lilntcbford and Opdyke, oue hundred and for
ty thousand dollars, besides what 1 have sta
led iu toy testimony, which is accounted for
by the vouchers.'
"The original draft of the note, still in viy
possession, is os follows :
" ' Thore was retained under authority of
the Secretory of the Troosury by Mess. Dix,
HUtcbford and Opkyke, one bnndred and for
ty thousand dollars, besides what 1 have sta
ted in any testimony,' which is accounted for
by the voucheis.'
"In copying it very hastily for the Commit
tee, 1 seem to bave omitted the word 'was ;'
but the least intelligent reader would in an
instant have supplied it, and, indeed, without
It the meauing is entirely plain.
"Tbe Committee, in their report, printed it
as follows, and rounded upon their version an
argument that 1 bad possession of 110, (IPO
Their whole line of argument and injurious
deductions if thus baaed upon ou alteration
of my language :
"'1 bave retained, nnder authority of the
.Secretary of ibu Treosury, by Messrs. Dix,
I'datchford and Opdjke, oue hundred and for
ty thousand dollars, besides what 1 have sta
ted in my testimuuy, which is accounted lor
by the vouchers.'
"It will thus be seen that, in ebnnsing tha
word "there" to the words "I have," the report
not only reduced tho language of ihc note to an
absurdity, but, so far as it left any meaning in it
at all, it changed the depositary of the $. 10,000
from .Messrs. Ili x. Ul.ilcliford ond (Mlike (by
whom it mas held by proper authority) to myself,
who, according lo their insinuations, retained it,
without voucher of any character whatever.
"Hut aside frm. and independently of, Ibis
critical exposition of Ihe alteration of my lan
guage by the author of (lie report, from which 1
have been sullering, I have happily nt my com
mand official papers sustaining, in whole and in
detail, my statement on this point all of which
Mr. Lilatchford would have exhibited to Ihc
Committee if he had been allowed to appear be
fore them.
"It was to this sum, and to the fiction in rcla
lion to it, that I referred to my note so strangely
garbled and misused I re fi red to ii because it
was in addition lo what had been al first expended,
I discovered on examining my papers, having en
deavored in vain to induce Hie Committee (o
allow me to Itiruisb iliein ih.i vouchers and papers,
instead of relying on my lecollt ctioo ; and I wrolo
the nolo that there iniht not be the noiearance
of an omission. It ut Ihe note stated, in relation
to it, that this sum "ia accounted for by the
vuuehers," w hich seemed to render it impossible
for any misapprehension ; and I think now that
no fair mind could have iniKipjirehcndcd it. and
certainly no honest mind would have altered it.
"All these facts, so perspicuous, so undeniable
aud so conclusive, as lo aierinlilful retention and
appropriation of ihc $ 1 10,11(10 with the knowl
edge and sanction of the authorities rf Ihe Go
vernment could have been had bv the Commit
tee il llity lad been willing even lu hear the
testimony of Mr, lilatchford who had all Ihe
papers necessary lo a lull understanding of the
cave, as previously stated.
"It should be remembered that during all my
interviews with the members of the ('.oiiiinittce,
I had not the remotest idea of what Ihey were
about lo complain of. I was never once atked
to explain a syllable about tbe $140.0110, nor
was it hinted to me that that was a question in
their minds; and, indeed, I had been assured
thai they had no serious complaint to make against
me.
"The simple statement of these facts convicts
Ihe Committeoof such gross ar.d reckless injustice,
that I co not feel called upon t stamp it or
'-haracterize it with the deserved aud appropriate
epflhcls."
CiT Sork IIkads. Our notico of tbe sore,
headed sympathizers with Floyd and Breckiu.
ridge, last week, touched our biiliuus neighbor
of tbe bogus Democrut io a tender place, and
he stopped the press to oiake the following
learned reply : .
"Won't Pi-iu.mi It. Tie notorious little
advocate of mob law who contrails that obscure
sheet, tha Sutioury American, will oot publish
Yflri Wyck'ti "Creut Speech." He could bod
room to justify uiiduighi attacks npon private
property, be could inuke a ereat ado about
"Hickibeon and Holt'" speeches, because he
thought tbey might have some influence on
the full eleclinu-carryir.g it for the 'no party'
party, of atriulic army awiudlers in which
he fell specially interested; -be can talk six
months about Floyd's having sent arms into
Southern Arsenals, but IUV he cannot devote
a single issue to tbe scoundrels of bis owu
party wbo bave stolen a hundred miliiuus
from the people. J"
Now we will agree to furnish tbe learned
aod veracions Truman with a copy of Cobb's
Spelling Book, latest edition, by which he
can learu lo spell control, renegade and other
bard words correctly, if be will poiut out a
a siugle sentence of ours 'justifying mobs or
midnight attacks on private properly."
But what is still more ridiculous aod absurd
is the charge that "we cannot devote a single
P : issue to the scoundrels of our own nartv
not bl.e. !...,:,. iuto thllsa er.
scoundrels, as well as tbeir defenders, Tromao
among tbem, for tbe last six months? Wbeo
the true Democratic party sbull get rid of
such excrescences, wbicb we trust will oot be
long, tbe Northumberland County Democrat
will ba up tba spout, or else located In tbe
laod of Dixie, where, if its merit! are not
acknowledged, its sympathies will be at least
appreciated.
Cff" Wuoopino Cornn may ba greatly re.
lieved and entirely cured by tba free osa of
Hooflaud'i Balramac Cordial. Kutd the ad-
t verUxujeul 1U fuller column
Ci" Tim Sitrrmk CotnT. An attempt is
making lu the I.cgisluture to move the place
of holding thn Supreme Court, for the North
ern District, from this place to Williemspnrt.
The only plausible reason, that can be urged
is that the district is too small, and should
be attached to the llarrisborg district. The
Judges themselves allege no other reason
The removul to oor ambitious rival certainly
won't culargo tie district. Their new Court
House, which is certainly highly creditable.
Can be admired by the Judges or others wilb.
requiring them to hold court In it.
We bere insert the bill es lead iu place by
Senator Johnson s
Skctioh 1. He it enacted,' Jr., That the
regular terms of the Supreme Court for the
Northern l'istrirt of Pennsylvania sbull be
hereafter held at Willianispnrl, in the county j
of Lycoming, and all adjrnrned and special
terms or snu court lor sain i'lslncl, mall He
held at the same place, ntiless otherwise spe
cially ordered by said Court, under existing
laws, nnd it shall he the duly nf the 1'rotbo-
nitnry of (aid District to remove the records
in his oflice to the borough of Williameport
within furly days after tbe passage of this
act.
Tn MokituR, or, Kricssos Uattkkt.
This vessel ia sharp at both ends, the deck or top
of the battery is even with ihe top of the hull, and
is covered with two thicknesses of inch plate-iron,
fastened to eight inch oak plank and ton-inch nnk
timber, but twenty-six inches npart. There is no
railing or other obstruction on tbe top nf the bat
tery except a round tower or turret, twenty feel
in diameter end nine feet high, nnd eight inches
thick, made of plate-iron.
The turret has two port holes, each to fret in
diameter, for two eleventh inch columoiads, ami
is also pierced for musketry. The turret is of
immense weight, but made to revolve by ma
chinery from telow, so as to bring the gtms in
any desired range, and lo remnrc Iho ports from
Ihc enemy's (tuna while loadinff. Her two col
uml'iads carry round balls weighing each one
hundred ami eighty-three pounds, or conisful balls
of three hundred and fifty pounds.
A correspondent of Iho Pittsburg "Gazette"
gives the fallowing remedy for Diplheria a dis
ease which, we regret to learn, prevails to a eon
siderablc extent in some portions of F.rie Coun.
tyi
"I notice in iho "Evenine; Gazette," of Feb.
I0th,salt recommended for diseases of the throat.
&c. For the sake of suffering homanity, I send
you the following prescription fur the cure of
Diplheria, which I have not known tj fuil in a
ingle case :
On Ihe first symptoms of Ihe disease, to wit:
headache, fever, soreness and enlargement of the
glands, take a lull dose of cnstur oil, or any
good pills; Gurgle the throat frequently with
strong salt water ; keep a small pieco of glim
camphor in the mouth; put a tea-spoonful of Ihc
best r.ncli.-li carbonate oi soda in a small luml.lrr
full of soft water, and when w ell desolveil, lake
a table-spoonful every hour , keep Ihe bov.els
healthy by repeatig portions of f purgatives."
M.C. Cohxi-, M. D.
FROM CENTREVILLE.
OUU TROOPS OCCUPY MANAS
SAS. W AM1INUTO.N, Muich 11, 1S62.
Tbo new of tba occupation of tho fumed
MauoKas Junction reached tbe city at an
early bour this morning, by on oliieiul tele
gram, winch set al res- the idlu rumors of a
Gght, retreat, etc. The intelligence which
has been coming in. ever since Saturday from
contrabands ami refugees, has all centred to
the fact that tbe rebels were falliug back from j -j he pig race wos a failure. There were loo ma
Centreville, with the mteniion ol not only ny rmilltfri) for t)U0 u,jg 8nd B00tber, Mr Por
abandoning tbeir works there, hat nt Manas- ;Vt belnR a jjcessiotnst. tbe siebt of bo ruoov
809, a few miles in the rear. 1 ho evacuul:ou
of the balteries oo tbe lower l'otomuc, and
tbe withdrawal from l.eeshurg, all tended to
the confirmation of these stories, which were
fully realized ut a late hour last night, by the
advance of onr forces from Cmilreviile, to
wards Manassas, which they eu'ered early
this morning. Tbe forlorn hope of the rebels
was seen straggliug over the hills, but a short
distance beyond the road to htrnsburg, as
our eavuliy eutt red too deserted entreucn
ments. Il was evideul that no inconsidcra.
bleipauic had seized tbe rebels, for their works
seemed to be as hastily abandoned as on Ihe
lower Potomac. Tbe rebel tlag was flying at
Fuirfax Court House at Centreville, and wos I
allowed to remam np, but with the glorious
flag of the Union waving proudly over it in
the clear light of this balmy morning. Komo
of the rebt'l pickets lhat were not quick
eonngh to follow tbeir punic stricken com
panions were cptored. and reached the city
lo-dv a must d. ierted. worn nut l.i.ikir.t.
set. They were rires.ed iu a white woollen
uniform, made from nepro clolb, but th
hardships ol Ibe service bad rendered it of
many colors. In other respects the soldiers
seemed far inferior lo ours, and displayed au
iguorance aod stupidity rarely seen in tie
human face. They were placo.l in confine'
uient. On their march op Pennsylvania
avenue tbey were tbe objects of great curiosi
ty, hundreds rushiug ou the streets to gel a
sight of tbem.
TiikScksr at Mnassa8 Dkstkiotiok or
Pkoi-krtv.
Ckntrkvim.k, March 11. Upon a closer
examination, it was discovered that the rebels
before evacuating their mucb.boaetcd strong
hold, had set fire to such of their commissary
stores as they could oot conveniently carry
off. Tho place presented a scene ol the ut
most desolation a mas of blackeoed ruins.
Tbe rebels also blew up the bridges along
the line of the Orange aud Alexandria Hail-
road for some miles below Manassas, iiucb
of tbe locomotives which were oot of repair
also destroyed, il is supposed by blowing up,
and the vicinty of tho depot is covered with
fragments of machinery belonging to tbe de'
tlrojd locomotive.
It is said that tbe rebels left CvMrevillu
on t-'uudoy moruing.
. Large numbers of contrabands have roach'
ed our lines (which now extend beyood Mi
nasa8 Juoclioo) und are slill coming in by
droves.
On our way from Centreville, yesterday
morning, we passed at least oue buudred wbo
were muking tbeir way to Washington.
borne of the refugees claim lo bave come a
distance ol tweuly miles west of Munassus.
They ell agree in saying that the rebels left
tha latter place in great precipitution, and
that Ibe destruction of their couiuiiasaiy
stores was commeuced at aa early hour oo
Sunday.
The contrabands state that a portioo of the
forca which left M masses passed northwardly.
This is considered improbable; but if tbey
did, it was for the pirpose of reinforcing
Jucksoo al Winchester.
Tbey ulso state Ibat all tbo bridges along
Ibe routu by which tbey came bad beeo bluwo
up by tbe rebels iu tbeir retreat, und that the
greater portioo of '.be track l also torn op.
Tbe earthworks at Centreville bad beeo
greatly misrepresented. They were not of
tba formidable character supposed. Tbe
eueuiy, before evacuating, bad somewhat
injured tbem by breakiog the embrasures aud
casemates.
Tbe same is probably the case at Maoas
sas, tbe fortifications of which, however, have
oot yet been fully examined.
Our troops, ou arriving at Fairfax Court
House found oot more than a doten families
remaining there. Tbe soldiers rushed ioto
the court bousa and brought away some of
toe records, out, oo this beiog discovered, tbe
oflicers directed their return.
When our troops learned that Manassas
bad .been evacuated, their spirits suddenly
became depresaerl, as they bad auticipated a
H'luud coLfiict wilb the autoy.
Correspondence.
Letter from tbe Sunbury Guards.
Anical of Gen. DrannanThe Tld of Feb
ruaryProgramme of the Celebration A
Hull given by the Hand of the 47A Regiment
The Dancing A Concert Xcgro Mint,
tnls Health of the Hoys.
Camp Hrankan,
Kkt Wg.iT, l ie , Feb. 27, 1862 j
Draa Wn.vkiiT (Jen. Uranoeu and staff
arrived here on Friday last, nn tbe steamer
J'tiiladtlihia. He made bis first appearance,
to us, on our parade gronod, at dress parade,
and seemed pleased at the improvement the
men had made with tbeir new arms, io tbe
manual. After dress parade be rnde passed
th different streets of tbe regiment and the
enthusiastic cheers given bim showed tbal he
was liked, end that the men had perfect con
fidence io him.
Saturday last, the anniversary of tbe birth
of the "Father of his Coontry," WASiiiNnTON,
was celebrated in a becoming manner. The
whole Brigade was formed io Divisions, which
made three sides of s square ; the officers in
front, while the General and staff were io tbe
centre. A prayer was then offered to the
Tbroue of Grace asking for success to our
arms, that this wicked rebellion might k) pot
down, aod that we might hereafter celebrate
the anniversary of Washington's birth day in
peace. The farewell "Address" was then
rond ; after which tbe Xripade moved io co
lumn through the town to Fort Taylor, to be
preseut ut tbe Gring of the National Salute
of thirty. fonr gnns. Immediately after tbe
salute from the fort, the Pensacola, man-of-war,
lying in port, let go all its guns, one after
another. The effect was splendid, and the
loud barking of ils"bull dowe" was dangerous
to secesh wtudow glass. The regiments then
returned to tbeir different ca-nps, pretty well
tired after tbeir march end long exposure to
the heat of this hot island. After resting,
washing acd enjoying a tin of soup, a holiday
was given, aod tbe men were ready lo see tbe
fun to ba had in the following
PROGRAMME,
Of tho celehratino nf the 4T'.h l.Vg. Pa. Vols
At Key West, Florida,
February 22, lb'C2.
Music by the Band. Oration by Capt. fjobio.
1st, Foot Race. Two men from each com
pany, to ruu across tbo Barrack yard aud
back. Tbe man making the best time to re
ceive $5, the second beet $2 50.
2d, N'hedbarroie MaUh. Two men from
euch company to wheel barrow, blindfolded,
Cty yards at a mark or stake. I he man
coming.the nearest tbe stake to receive $5 00.
Second bust 2 50.
3d Sack Race. -Two mon from each com
pany to run a race of fifty yards io Kicks up
to their nicks. Tbe man making the best
lime to receive 5 00. Second best $2 511-
lth. J'i' Chase. Ten men from each com- I
pany to run after a shaved and greosed pig.
1 tie men catcuing and holding it by tbe tail i
lo receive tie pig
Judges were appointed to decide as to the
winuers of the dillereul feats.
The foot race was very, will contested. Ja
cob 11. K.eilTir, of our company, came in for
the second prize. In a ron of' four hundred
yards he would beat all who were in that race.
'Uho wheelbarrow match was full of fun, some
of the contestants were further oil from the
slake al ftio end than when they started. Tbe
big tlnnii of Ihe day was tbe sack business.
P. M. Handel was in tbe ring for that
I.auky etaiti-d well, but when almost to tbe
goal he lost his equilibrium, down he fell ;
however, a lucky thought struck him, be tried
the ndlii'g process, aud the consequence was
"old Had" r.illnd bininpif int o Ih'n aprnnit nrt?a
I. don troops rather discomutted him, made
him weak in tbe kuees, nnd consequently he
could not run. Kvervtbing passed off well.
All Hi-re pleused, and tha ludies, who favored
us with their presence, (there was a goodlv
number nf tbeu) declared they never before
enjoyed themselves so much as they did at
the celehration cflhe47tu Penti'a. Vols.
Ou Monday nitiht, the 24lh tho Bond of
our regin.eul gave a ball for the officers. It
wos numerously attended by the knights of
the rpur and tinsel. The ladies were oot
quite so plenty, however, there was enough
present to lorm six sella. As forth
six sella. As for the per
formance on the iBbt fantastic toe." I have
ttva some t liut was mora pleasing to my 1
my fan-
cy it was 109 much ou thu "bobbin round"
style. The ladies are nnaequaiuted witb cur :
northern figures, hut to their credit they were
willing to luarn, und were ulways ready to till I
up a sett so as to keep tho ball in motion. 1
j ,boud say all parties enjoyed themselves, for
! -r .i .... j
I ,a hufnr. , mi!,. - ,.
j homewards.
On Wednesday night, the 26lb, the Band
gave a concort. Oa account of the heavy
wiod and ruin it was not quite so well attend-
ed as it might have boen. Notwitbstondiog
the storm, tbe ladies turned out well. Amuse-
meuts have been very scarce bere, and the
inhabitants patronize almost anything. Why,
some of thu boys of onr Regiment, got up a
oegro baud of minstrels, and their bouses
were so crowded that many were refused ad
mittance. The Band cleared over Gfty dol
larspretty well for a few hours blotcing.
From the amusements and sea bathing, you
con perceive tbe Northern "mod sills" are
eoinvim; themselves, aud if thev keen it nn
this island will soon become famous as a wa -
teriog place secoud lo oeitber Capo May
or Aiianuc uny
The "American" arrives regularly, much
n,n,..Aih,n r. h . .. n.. ,.rl
...v.w w ' - " ' ' 'J " UVUIV , UU U.C VI I
the latter received since we have been hero, j
The boys were very glad when the paper
came, UKea jir. atBsser s letter very much,
but came to tho conclusion that tbo regiment
where the "Angusta Hangers" are. tbny have
a straugn hour for healing the reveille ; the
hour specified is tbe general Army rule for
retreat.
The) boys are very well they bave a strong
desire for a little more ective service, thinking
tbat when the fighting commences this war
will soon be at au eod. aod tboy will then bavo
a chance of shaking bands with tbe good peo
pie of Hanbnry.
Yours, Fraternally, 11. D.
Lottcr from the 67th Bogiment.
Camp Sishltiiansa, 1
Nkar Alexandria, Va., March fi, '62. j
jf'o fAc Editor of the Sunbury American
Agreeably to your desire, I drop a few lines
In yoa it) relation to the 67lh Regiment of
Pennsylvania olunleers. It is composed
of men. recruited in Mercer and Bradford
counties, aod was commanded until recently
by Colonel William Maxwell, of the former
county, who reeigoed a few days sicuo. He
was succeeded by Colonel Charles Campbell,
nf Chambersburg, who took command of the
ltegimeut to day.
We toft Camp Curtio on the 18tb of De
cember, witb the impression that we were
destined for Port ltoyal ; but to Ibe aggra
vation of tba men we landed at Washington,
after two days aud nights' travel. We were
encamped at Camp Mercer, near tha Bladens
burg Toll gate, about two miles from Wash
ington, until tbe 18th of February, wbeo we
were ordered to join Ceo. Jameisoo'a brigade,
Heintzleman'e division, wbicb forms the ex
treme left of tbe grand army of ibe Potomaa.
Our brigade is composed of tbe 1051b, C3d
aod 57tb Pennsylvania aud tba 7th Maine
Iiegioieots of Volunteers.
If this portioo of Virginia constitutes tba
"sacred soil," 1 would be sorry to bebold tbe
"profane" (if such there be). The roads are
io a wretched condition, wbicb baa retarded
tha movements of tbe army, Abont nine
hundred tueh Lave been engaged to repairing
tnd Occoqtun er-ek. W.
I orders for the last ten dark.
to lUy to send immediately u
ex mirin Hospital, which ind
movement. 1 think it vary prob
will mnffl nn Mnnrlnv
The senile? coodilinn of oor Reeimenl is
exceedingly sood. We bad bat ten men to
send to the Hospital to day, and tbe major
portion of those were convalescents. We
have had a great deal of sickness, tha princi
pal affections being measles, mumps. Potomac
fever aud pneumonia. Our mortality, under
the circumstances, has been very small. We
have lost but six men in onr hospital, end I
have reason to believe that nnder other cir
cumstances the mortality would bave been
still smaller. Onr hospital tents, containing
Iweoly-seven patients with pneumonia, were
blown to tbe ground oo two different occa
sions the wind blew so violently that we
were unablo le keep op the tents or replace
them during the night. Yon can imagine
what would oeceesatily follow such an expo
sure. The men are obliged to carry their wood
from the adjoioing wood-lands ; the fences
bave long since disappeared, havfng becD
appropriated for fuel.
Since my sojourn io tbe "Sonny Sooth" 1
bave succeeded io capturing contraband,
wbose appellation, for short, ia "Jack." He
is a truo spneimeo of.bis race a bright and
intclliietil yon lb. devoting the most of his
precious time to sleep, having the pecnliar
faculty of sleeping forty eight hours out of
twenly four,
Tbe picket lines ere about seven miles from
our F.ocampment. Yesterday tbe Sixty third
Krgimcnt, of Ibis KngarJe, was on picket da
ty. A scouting party, consisting of about
city men, commander) by tbe Lieutenant Col
nnelofthe U-piment, accompanied by Capt.
Chapman aud Quarter-Master Lozel, whilst
in ambush, were passed by a scouting party
of rebels, twenty in nnmber, commanded by
the notorious burke, one of tho Texan Han
gers. Our men allowed them tn pass withnnt
molestation, being under the impression that
they were either tbe advance of a large foice
firom tba manner in winch they were march
in) or some of the Federal scents. Tbe
guide recognizing Dnrke, our party pursued
them, when they were surprised by a 'volley
irom tturke's party (who in tbe meanwhile
had concealed themselves), killing Quarter
Master I.ozel, Capt. Gnapmen end one nn
vale, and wounding another. Capt. Chapman
commanded Co. K, and was a native of the
city of Pittsburg. He received the mortal
wound upon tbo right nasal bone, tho ball
passing through tho brain and out below the
occipital protuberance, killing him instantly.
Quarter-Mast; Lozel was also a native of
Pittsburg. He received bis wound in the
right axilla, the ball passing through the body
iu a straight line, killing him immediately.
1 law them to-day in tbeir coffins. They will
he sent to tbeir friends to morrow. Quarter
M aster Lozel bads presentment of his death
The day before be entered npon duty he took
bis baggage to Alexandria, and gave orders
m regaru io us disposal io cose tie sbonld be
killed. The wounded man is doiog well ; he
was shot tn tbe tliifli.
To day the Sixty-third Regiment brought
in three rebel prisoners.
Onr Regiment expects lo go out no picket
to-morrow.
Very Truly, Youre, rin-ATon.
I. S; Jnst as l had finished the above,
Dr. A.'U. Walls, of l.ewieburg, came from
Washington in order to spend a few days in
camp with me. Tbe appearance of a friend
front the Susqnebauna region aroused my spi
rits amazingly.
Tiik Pbksipekt's Mcssagr Prosiderrt
Lincoln has taken tbe country br surprise bv
sending an unexpected Message into Congress
upon the subject of slavery. There is a
diversity of opinion concerning the views of
the F.xecutivo npon this distracting subject.
Some claim that he is too conservative, and
too lender with the "peculiar institution,"
others maintain that he is an "infernal aboli
tionist anyhow;" while yet others think he
should have touched npon other and more
foreigo subjects. It is hard to please every
i oouy ; nut we Relieve that dillieull Teat is
accomplished about as nearly al the Brown
! Stone Clothing Hall of Kockhill and Wilson,
i Nos. COn and C0" Chestnut flreet, above
Sixtb, as it it anywhere else under the sun.
We congratulate onr readers upon the dis-
I covery ol a cure for Kteumotiem, Gout, Neu
.i ,i v V....J
." ? , ,' T .. Biiuuesa
. . (,.,, l. ' . . J.r
las, bait Itheum, and Mercuriul and other
poisonous influences couuleracted Without
the uee of Noxious Medicines. Jo fact it is
tbe only known remedy, effecting a perfect
Cure, and we feel warranted from its recom
mendations and proofs of efficiency, io calling
! T ., r W Ku . . . .V' . C"'D
I he attention of the elllictod to the advertw
' m"nt ,n another Column of tbe "AN 1 i-
merit in another Column
KHliLMATIC BAND."
! rTT ,
.j. J.
! .J.0 e8Jr0T
I ii
Hats, Unaebes, 4-c.
Mice, Moles ond Ants.
Bed Bugs.
Moths in Furs. Clothes. Ac.
.,. : '
To Destrov Mosciuitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy Insects oo Plants and Fowls
To Destroy Insects no Animals, .vr.
To Destroy Kvery form and species of
Vermin.
Seo Cottar's advertisement io tbis paper
for the destruction aod utter extermination of
all forms and species of Vermin.
Sold in Sunbury, Pa., by Friling & Grant,
and by the Druggists, Grocers, and Store
1 keepers generally
( 1 I'TT A lf D' II k i V kS V fcj 1J AAFIl.,1 W'a
17. ",. u ' ."".T'?e.?."'
invite the ut tent ion of our readers to the
"'"""'wiiu oicbars. uun.3 a. envjn
LF.Y. New York, in another column.
The uumerous experiments made for the
last Tew years, to produce a subslitutu for tin,
elate and shiuglo roofs, bave at last led to a
perfect triumph in the (ictta Pku.-.ia Cement
Hoofing otrered by these gentlemen.
Possessing iu a great degree, the features
of elasticity, (which is a oualification 0f
Cement R.v.finq actually necessary and loeg
Blur.) Gurttoiiiiv and cheaonesn. coinbHied
cheapness, combined
witb the fact that it is weather aod tire proof,
its geoeral adoption cannot bo too earnestly
urged. Tbeir Uutta l'ercba Cement for
coating and repairing Metal Hoofs of all
kinds aod for preserving all metals from rust
and corrosioo from its great dorability aod
cbeapoess, is fast superceding points of every
description heretofore uaed for such purposes.
These materials (f r which tbe First Pre
miums bave been awarded by tbe American
Institute and man of tbe oriocioal State
i. Fairs throughout tbe country.) are rccemmed
in ins nignesi terms by the iNew York &
Krie H. H. Co., and maoy of the principal
Hailroade North and iSoutb, aod also by the
officers of tbe leading Insurance Companies
throughout the country.
KMrXUl.vltvr 1
15
AGENTS WANTED!
f will pay from $S5 lo $7S per moaih.
,T aud all eipenaes, to activ Agents, or
give a commission. Particulars sent free.
Address Kaia fctwua Mrini CotMraas
Ii. JAMES, O'tneral Ageul, MUan, flhic,
Ottober 6, 161.
MARRIAGES.
Oa tbe evening of the 6th Inst , by Rev. U.
Z. Weiser, Mr. Hinuao LiiAat s, student io
the Missionary Institute, and Ms 8. Flush
Uemberlmg, of Sehnsgrove. -
Oo the eveniog of the same, by tha same,
Mr. Saiiusl U. Ilii.aisH. and Miss CaaoLiait
U., eldest daughter of F. U. Mover, Esq , of
Freeburg.
In Selinsgrtfve, March Rib, by tha lUv.
Fraoklio Cerbeart. Mr. Lotu Suaart.m, of
liloomsburg.and Min Miru Waoa.ssru.Ea
of Seliosgatt.
II low
iCAletV.
able tB
William ,
N'r FairflHl J.n... ,lv'
I'ldT JeMwranw,
t, . - ,
A , 1 v hhl'' e8ed 43 lrar9. S months
and 4 data.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
Wheat, $1 S,i
Rye,
flutter, .
f-W,
Tallow, .
I. acd, -Pork,
.
Ueeswax,
14
12
13
12
7
!1
Corn,
Oats, . .
Uuck wheat,
rolatnea.
New Advertisements.
TEKSONS WANTING A
CHARGE of CLIMATE FOR HEALTH
SEE ADVEllTISKMEXT OF
VINELAND FARMS.
WALL PAPER!
100,000 PIECES.
OF WALL I'AITR OF VERY DESIRABLE
STVLEfJ AND PATTERN'S.
TL'ST received direct from the Manufacturer,
at the MAMMOTH STORE OK
KKII.I.NtJ 4 (J RANT.
Sunbury, March IS, t8R2.
Estate of Christian S. Brown, dee'd
NOT1CK is herejiy given thot'the widow
of said deceased, bus made her sel.-ctinn of
personal property under the acts or lr"5 and
lS.'i'J, and has filed a schedule of the samo in
office of thn Clerk of the Orphans' Court of
Northumberland county, which will le pre.
sented fr approval en Wednesday the 'Jib
day of April. 1S02.
M ATI I. II A BROWN, Admtrix.
March 15, l?r,2 4t
Estate of Robert C Campbell, dee d.
NOTICE is herehy given that the widow
ol fai.! defeated has made her selection of
personal property onder the Arts of IS. IS and
lhSO. nnd has filed a schedule of tbe same in
the office of the Clerk of the Orphans' Conrt
of Northumberland county, which will be pr.
sented for approval oo Wednesday, the 9 h
day of April, ltif2
AMOS VVSTINK, Adm'r.
March 15, 1802. 4t
NEW GOODS I
THE Fill ST OK THE SEASON".
FRILING & (iK AIN'T-
A t Til Kill
MAMMOTH STORE
HA Vli just received and opened a new and
cheap assortment of
DliUGS AXD ME DIC IX EH,
TJ :R, 5T GOODS
Ci!rocerie4, &-.
Which Ihey will sell CHKAP for f ' ASH nr
COl.WTKY PKODCCK. We vspeeilultv in
vite iho ATTENTION of the I'l. DI.HJ in gene
ral lo our large stork of (imals.
Owing lo our l.AlitJB sod COM MOIdOl S
room our facilities fur dniiiK btminess are v.,rv
larjrely increased, and null ibe srrnncerneiiH ,i
have made for getting good every few week-.
fr..m NEW VOKK and PHll.A UBI.PHIA, we
feel confident of being able lo sell
AM. KINDS OF COOUS CHEAPER
than can be purchased elsewhere.
WE KEEP
EVERYTHING.
nau.Nti
Sunbury, March 15, lti'4.
iV CK.VNT.
Executor's Notice
"OTICE ia hereby given lb Letters Tenti
" mentary have been granted lo the under
aignrd, on the eitate of Pellaliah Whitaker, Ui.
of .erho township, N nrthum'ivrlaiid cminly, Pa.
deceased. All persons Indebted are requested u
make immediate payment, and those havni)
claims againtt said eMale to preent tbem !
settlement. I.OIil.NDA l.OW,
Zerbe twp March Pi. IHCft. F.xccutru.
RHuAfTCS!
DR. LELAND'S
ANTIRHEUMATIC BAN1
PERM ANENTLY CUHKS
XV X oVs U 1YJL A T 1 b l'A
IN ALL ITS VAUlOLrf 1 OHM.S.
Acute or Inflammatory ; Chrouie, l.uuibag,
Sciatica, Pleurodyne. Ac.
... .
ifjoess of the Joints i Cramps-Gent
, Nurale. and U Ne.vons Affeciiona-l-.r
' 'P.i V.1' 1 vH"m a-'r'"ul"og l'.roj.tioi
?.f th body-Neulrul.xes the lmpunues
the lo)d and 1 luids of the whole syster
j "u '"'""I' conteracting Mercunul
i ' w ' w wv"
I Ilita cniirrairnt arrange TJKI.T, rntitamn -i I
RMcdn-alrd Cnmp.'aiiil, I" Ik, wmiiiihui. ! ihe b j,.
ali-'Ut U.c wnul !-;il AU.Y Kt- KUCflMi Al.'l. '
l rAKTS, wliciever the iliKnie may lie. It ran 1 e .
worn wuaout injmy 1.1 tne mtt delicate pr-i
r i ,
aad Mtcliauge in ihe primer. tinl'iu m liv.rg n rr-
luiiea ii ciiiirav rellinveii 'tie dileuie Irjui the
yslero, with the tallar,niti ue in surh e it,, i'l
WP'Aveuui mteinal nieilieinei,-v htrti mibmhh.,.;
UraUoy Ilia e lt It ut l.n unit five leinp rjry r
Jlrf only ky Itilpifviiig the !. in, iIu.Icp lili:
Oila vitality. Hy lh.Hicaonc.il. the nitd.emil pr -parties
eiHillii.l in the llaiul , belli- el nti.ly
r.
, P
aloniaLic awl vr.iulile itatmc amt etiruil'le I .iter
readily ahanrheil, iariia ihe pore ! the ,k
UJ cine uitodirid ciiu.ci with llif BWh d and ts t
. rati cTfutHlKHt, wiHKttst tun iiH ins, to puM 1 1 . n c i
1 IU toinacli, wiiit-b WiHilt iena n-'i uoly lo tl tr..t t
from tttrtr trmmive Hwcrt, but tn imiir tl.r m
LJ tcf iml cpitit Urrtint: Ui rtixraiioii aii Tl.Ui
avH4iut(( (Uti iiijntM'tM rlten'tt, mi ultra tho trili rf
p iiilrrnnt rrmvaiic, kiim! ftlrrtiii); n prrfrr fine l.y
purifying nnd rqualiznitj ihe rirfalmnni of tb riiiil
J llutd aiisi rrattsrUtv U jmiih Airied to a b'-aUfy
einiiiMi Thi IkiMl tt aUu a ttfii pvvtiiu!
Uj ANT1MKHCI KIAI. AliK.NT. i'al. inri
fj in$ th irtuury nuc a l'f pari rf ihr it iff
m dcu, Ncura'ic I'aina at id H Krautaun. a frva
Lif hit attd will aiiiirely reiirva iU a)airui fuiu n
-j Hrfnici.u tflt-cu
Mtidrrate caara arpenrrd in a fvr iln?s an' f
a a are cmamiilly f vuf ui4nbirtl l atno m.ii
fl to avbirh w invila inapeclioM at our rfl.cr vt
ihcir cfticacy in aggravant! icof lung itanutnj;
ry ritK K TWO pAl.I.Ait! May U haJ M Pmp
fj gin a. r will tc acnt by nwtil upu rrff ipl il -j
In apraavrfVhia. with all urccaaaiy u4iu
Hum ffwiu tbe principal ftfica of
0. SMITH & CO. Bole Proprietori
491 Broai-w.t, nir Broom t., New Y
CjrrrtU with C-rtfid rtimooiU S
I'UKK.
ADPTED TOSOLDIER8.
.. Ueorge Bnent.
S-tiics"UW, II.B.Mii(
March !, 162'-'J