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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-03
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sA C9AG2Lh)a
FlNHE .u5scriher, editor and publisher of The Mi
l. ner's Journal for the last sixteen years. has
been engaged for the last year. in collecting The
Materials for a wotk-for which he has secured
the copy right, in the following words;
"A History Of the Anthracite Coal Trade of
Schuyikill and the adjoining Counties, Geological
and Statistical. scrompsnied with Maps of the ,f
ferent Regions, the Improvements, lnvrs,monis,
Capacity, SC, embracing complete and authentic
history Of the present tme--to which will be APP
pended synopsis of the lion Trade"
1t is our intention To embrace every thing OF in
tcrest in The work, connected with the trade up TO
the beginnng Of the year 1896 prepared aud ar
ranged with view of continuing the publication
at periods Of five ten years, with such additions
as the increased trade will warrant These bran
ches of trade have assumed an Importance which
will warrant such publics,ion,-snd he feels con-
ilent, that lh the proiteed aid Of several gentle
nrn AMI the statistics already in his possession, he
will furnish the public with work. which, il not
ore of the most Interesting in It's details II will be
OF great value 10 those engaged aud interested IN
! thee brenches Of business.
/ ls soon as the Maps, &c. are prepared, and some
idsScan be formed of the probable expense OF pub
lshpg the work, proposals will be issued for the
saml
I or All the tracts Of Coal land will be designa-
led q the Map Of the SehuyIkili Coal Region,
whic, will accompany The work
BENZ. BANNAN.
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"TARRIyG AND FEATHERISG."-Th Buffalo
Pilot says that a party OF Millerites at Brandt,
including negro and his wife, were tarred
and teathered lately by some of the inhabitants.
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A LONG PRAYER.-Elder Knapp, the great
preacher, on the l4th instant at Pittsburg. Pa,
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On the 2od ult. Mrs MARY FETTERMAN,
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about 80 years.
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THERE HAVE BEEN BUILT and registered in the
City of pius5urg and its vicinity, 'ince the COM
mencement OF the present year, iorty.two
steaboats, with an aggregate tonnage OF 5,499
tons.
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"Washington Fire Company"

THE members of the Nv sshiugton Fire Com
i pany" are requested to meet at the State
House, on Monday Evening, Jan. 5, at o.
clock, precisely. Punctusl attendance is required.
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Notice

S hereby given, 10 the creditors Of the Shamckin
4 Coal and Iron Company. ,hs, the subscriber has
been appointed an auditor To state accoun, he
iween the trustees and the bond-ho'ders under the
second mortgage, and ths, he will attend at his Of
fee, in Sunbury, Saturday the 3d dsy of lanus-
~ next, r that purpose, when and where all inter
esied requested TO attend.
II. d. MASSER
Sunhury Dec l3 lSi5-at Auditor
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Traverse Jurors

Tm6m-John Guny. jr., David Ensi.
Leuis,-Joseph Hughes, James Twopi, Daniel
II. Lim'bach.
Deia,cure-Thomss Hammer John MKnney.
James Beard. George Hitile, Daniel FrynEe
Mhon.-A. :. Shapin. Jacob Haulz, job, kohr,
Samuel Ayres, Joseph Bound.
ChiMsguaque - James Cummings, Michael
Folmer GeoIge Haas, John G'fien.
Point-Jacob Rodenbach, Thomas McMa.on,
Brock Eplev.
Northumberland. - Peter Henselman, JON
FIick. ~
.Sunbury.- Geo. w. Kiehl. Geo. Weiser. Esq.
Augusia.-David Betteyon, George Bsstisn,
Samuel Kelley. John Eokmau. Peter Kolp, James
Reeder. Thomas Snyder, Martin Gass.
.Sahmokin. .-Leonard Rothermel, Adam Gilger
Coai-Psul zimmerman.
Upper Mahonoy.-Philip Runkel, Boneval Bol-
shoe, Peter Drosius, jr., Thomas Peter.
Lo,cer MahonOy-George Phillips, John Bro
sius. Jacob SpaiI, Florisn Dee,er
JachSon-- George Reed, Esq, Jacob D. Hoff
man, Michael Treon.
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: Good Intent Fire Company"

A STATED MEETING Of the Company will
IA be held on Tuesday evening next, at o'clock,
at the Court House. Punctual attendance is re.
quired. HENRY DONNEL,
Jan 3, 1916. Secretary.
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Estate Of Jacob Drchcr.

Estate OF jacob Drchcr.
NOTlCE is hereby gwen, tina, lrlie's ct admin
~ istrston have been granted 10 The subscriber,
on the estate OF Jacob Dnher, late OF Shsmok,n
township, Northumberland county, decd. All
persons indebted TO said estate, or having demands
against the same. are requested 10 present the same
to the subscriber for settlement. without delay.
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Il York. having established Branch at No. 23l
South Second ST., Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will be constantly receiving from The New
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FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
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a, Wholesale ard Retail. Among his stock will he
found a good assortment Of the following articles:
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Swiss and Tafla,an Muslins Bishop and Linen
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LIST OF JURORS

I = CV''"Ey' '0' ''H' f'H''
" A. ID. 1916.
Grand Jurors.
Turbt Robert Hayes.
Lepis.-Car Russell Samuel Smith.
DeId,oare.-James heard, Jacob Bauch.
Mhon.--Ms,thew Bennett.
ChiHisquaque.--Cap. John Snyder.
Ncrthum6triond-D.M NJ. Steedmun. John Hum.
mel.
Sunbury.-William Krrghmaum, Felix Mau.
rer, Francis Bucher.
AUGUSTA Wesley Clark.
.Shamokin.--Jacob Swank. shr.. Jacob Persng
John Fisher, Thomas Hoover, Reuben Snyder.
Rusk.-SamuI Johnson Ch,Ies Kase.
Coai i-George Armstrong, snr,
Upper MahOnOy,-Samuei Resse, snr, Tobias
Shelley.
Jackson.-John Fcgelv, il.
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In the Court of Common pleas

For Northumberland County, PeHnsy'r0nia.-No
5, January Term 1884,
Casper Adams, j. and Frederick Adams,
John Adams. Fetcr Adams, Samuel Adams, Jacob
Trayer. Catherine Foy. William Liebrck and
Elizabeth his wife. Peter Sussser and Maglacna
his wife, Samuel S,artzel and Susannah his wife,
and Etenor Adams
HhN motion of w. !. Greenoueh. conrt grant a
q y rule on the patties interested, to appear by
the first day OF next term and show cause why the
land of Casper Adams. deed. should not be taken
at the apprasemen, by the heirs entitled TO the
sane. or he sold.
Extracted from the Record. and certified Nov.
Sd. 1915. SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
NV. Is. lS45.-6t Pro,hy.
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Sunburv. Dec. G, 1si5.--5t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-19
Congress-.

The Oregon question is still the exciting 10.
pic at Washington. On Monday Mr. Calhoun
had the floor. His speech is looked for with
considerable anxiety. The whole matter has
assumed such an aspec. that no one can tell
wha, the issue will be- few weeks will de-
,ermine. In the meantime we may be permit.
ted to say, that in our humble opinion, the
President and portion of the locofoco mem
credi,able to any of Them, or to the country
We trust, however, that The majority will &C,
well their part, so that the country will esen,u.
ally suffer nothing, either by The bragadocia OF
double dealing Of those from whom bette,
things were looked for
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-19
New Hampshire Revolutionized.

Astonishing as the announcement may ap.
pear, Loco Focoism has been oyerthrown in
New Hampshire. The party has been routed
horse, foo, and dragons. Nothing is left but
a miserable minority 10 tell OF lis former glory,
and the successful hold it had in The Granite
State. Governor, U. S. Senator, State Senate,
House Of Representatives, Counsellors TO The
Governor, &c. &C., are all gene with one fell
swoop OF an indignant people, aroused by the
wrongs which The leaders Of the so-long domi.
nan. party had prac,ised upon them.
This great revolution has been achieved by
powerful effort on the part OF the Wings and
Independent Democrats, who have thrown off
The collar which had been placed about their
neeks. The returns are moi yet complete, but
enough is known 10 insure The defeat Of Viii.
lisms, the locofoco candidate for Governor, by
a majority of between 1000 and 1900. He
will lack at leas, tha, much of an election by
the people. The duty Of choice will there
fore devolve upon the Legislature, who will
probably selec, Berry, the Independent, candi-
date. If SO, Whig will be elected TO the u
S. Senate, in the place Of that friend Of Gag
Laws, Aiherion. As far as heard from lI6
Wings, and 81 Independents, have been elect
ned to the House, making together l43, and on.
Iy 81 Iocos. The districts 10 be heard from,
will no, probably vary this result, half dozen
votes. In The Senate the Wings and Indepen-
dents will have majority of from 10 10.
All hail, regenera,ed New Hampshire
Thanks TO the unceasing efforts of The gallant
Wings, and the independence Of the fearless
and honest democrats. They have fought the
fight and nobly riumphed. Now since loco.
locoism has been overhrown in New Hamp.
shire, what part Of the coun,ry need despair
Let the result there be an incentive 10 the
Wings and independent portion Of The Democ
racy in Monroe and Pike. We need bu, pu
forth our energies, make a determined effort
and the wouldbe-diciaiors here, will be shorr
Of their pretensions as completely as their co
,emporsries have been in the Granite State
Three cheers for New Hampshire.
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Democratic Whig Candidate.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES Nj. POWER.
OF MERCER COUNTY
The Whig Candidate,
OF MERCER COUNTY

The Democratic Wing State Convention
which assembled al Harrisburg, on The ! lIh in.
slant, was well attended, by delegates from
nearly every Representative and Senatorial dis
,rct.. The Hon. George Darsie, of Alleg gheny,
presided. The names of several gentlemen
were presented 10 the Convention for the office
OF Canal Commissioner, and on The third ballo,
JAMES NJ. POWER, Esq, of Mercer county,
had majority of The votes, and was afterwards
declared unanimously nominated. The pro-
ceedings throughout were characterised by har-
mony, and the very best spiri, prevailed. Mr.
Power, (of whom We shall take occasion 10
speak more particularly hereaftAF.) is gentle
man Of extensive practical experience, and SCI
en,i6c knowledge, which would eminenlIy quail
ify him for the important station OF member of
the Canal Board. He is also slaunch Whig.
We This day place his name a, the head of our
editorial column, there to remain until the End
Tuesday of October next; after which we hope
we will be able TO announce that he is the
choice Of the people Of Pennsylvania, as he is
now the choice of the delegates of the Whig
Parry. The resolutions, which are ably drawn,
and breathe the right spirit, will be found in
another column.
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Great FresIlet.

The heavy rain on Friday and Saturday last,
together with the melting Of The snow swelled
the streams in this vicinity TO an enormous
height. Several buildings located near the
water in variohs paris Of The county, have been
materially injured and in some cases entirely
swept away. The destruction of lumber upon
The Delaware and other streams is said to have
been unusually great. l. is rumored, ,ha, sew.
eral bridges upon The Delaware have been car
ried away. The Pennsylvania canal, we un-
dessland, has deem seriously damaged - Non
roe Democrat
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Harrisburg, March l6, 1916.

/ O'Clock.
have The pleasure of stating iha, the dam.
age 10 the public works is no. SO great as was
feared. Blu, two spans Of he Clarke's Ferry
said 10 be comparatively safe, and lha. $l0,0 900
will repair The damage between this and Dun
cans lsland-the worst part.
A resolution was adopted in each House,
calling on the Canal Commissioners for infor-
nation as to the extent OF The damage.
The waters are still subsding.
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The team Of the Reading mail coach in coming
in this afternoon, was obliged 10 swim on the
pike in order to gel upon the Paxton creek
bridge. the whole valley around The creek be-
ing inundated by the back wafer from The river.
The Railroad between this and MIddleiown
is used for boats instead OF cars. Our iown
has been in wonderful state OF exc,emen, du-
ring the whole day.
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March IL.
FLOUR.-W Whea, Flour is selling a, So 80
s5 25 according 10 quality. Rye Flour is
SO rs 81, with fair demand. Corn Meal
So 81 So 80 per bbl Buckwheal Sd, in bar.
refs, So in bags, and the marke, nearly bare.
GRAIN-Whea, 100 per bushel. Corn 65
&c cts; Barley 65 cents. Oats are a. as
for Northern. 40 for Jersey, and 3s for South.
er.
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whIg State Convention.


The proceedings Of The Wing State Conven-
lion which assembled in our borough yesterday,
will be found in our columns. The delegation
was numerous, nearly all the counties in The
State being represented, and embraced an
amount of substantial integrity. worth and in
lelgence, perhaps never surpassed by any pre-
vious Convention of The Whig party Of Penn
sylgania. The large number OF Delegates pre-
sent, and the spirit 'ha, prevailed amongs. them,
is an indication that the Wings ,hroughou, the
State are determined to 5es,ir themselves for
the approaching canvass. By no means dis.
couraged by the defeat Of last year, The Wings
of Pennsylvania are again in The 6gh, with their
flag nailed a, the masthead, firmly resolved 10
continue the contest with activity and sigor,
until they are crowned with victory.
1t will be seen that tho Convention nomina-
ted, and unanimously resolved to give a warm
and cordial suppor, to JAMES M. POWER,
Of Mercer county, as their candidate for Canal
Commissioner. This nomination, we have
reason TO believe, will receive hearty response
from The Wings throughout the State. Mr..
Power is we'll known as gentleman Of unim-
peachable integrity and distinguished abilities.
He is admirably qualified, by practical knowl-
edge and experience, for the Office Of Canal
Commissioner, and if elected, as we doubt no,
he will be, will fill the distinguished pos, 10 the
entire satisfaction Of the People. Every true
hearted Pennsylvanian-every man who prop
erly understands his own interests land every
voter who has at heart the interests of the Stale
should give him hearty support.
We canno, speak in terms of praise too strong
OF The noble and manly course pursued by Cap.
tain KARNs and koNleMAcHER, who were com.
petilors for The nomination. Capt. Karns espe-
cially had strong claims upon the Convention
and many warm and devoted friends. bu, after
the nomination of Mr.. Power was made, he sen,
in letter to the Convention pledging himself
10 his arden, support. This was acting in the
true Whig spirit, and this high minded conduct
will not be forgotten. We are proud of the
candidate of our choice.
! The proceedings of the Convention las. even
ing were Of the mos! spirited and interesting
character. Able and eloquen, speeches were
made by Mr.. BRADY, CowAN, CONRAD, McMr
cHAEL and CHANDLER, and new vigor was in
stiled into the hearts of the delegates. Th,
speeches were frequently interrupted by bursts
Of enthusiastic applause, and the entire pro
ceedings of the evening afforded the most live
ly satisfaction Stronger determinations TO &C
tivi'y and exertion we have never Witnessed il
any convention ever held in This borough, AMI
those determinations we trust, and have goot
reason to believe, will be maintained, until vic
tory is found perched upon the Whig banner
Harrisburg InielIigencer.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening last, by The Rev. Wm,
Scrbner, BARNARD S. ScHooNovER, Esq, Sc
nor editor Of the Monroe Democrat, and Miss
HESTER A BRowN, all Of Slroudoburg
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The Tribune Publications.

We hare received the Farmers Library for
March, and Lardner's Lectures, No r. They
sre both excellent
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-19

The Presiden, has nominated for consul a,
Alexandria (Egyp') H.R Humphreys, Of Boston
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-19

Francis R. Stryker, ESQ. has been nominated
as the Wing candidate for Mayor Of Brooklyn
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Terms $e9 IN advance half yearly and 80 so il
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