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SSUPREhE COURT-City and County 81 New forS-Chanes
Yuug Jeremiah Ts and James w Henley sanst charles
Pope To CHARLES POPE, Sir; You hsreby summoned 70
asrs Ell. re fiShhg Sy uSssy
March OF AZ my once
n The C York within twenty days after the ,evce hereof
81 suCh and tan 70 answer Tie
complaint AFORESAID The plaintiff vii take judgment aganstyou for
of One hundred ADD sghy TIRES dollars and seventy hvs
from the 18th day Of February, one thousand
hundred and 6y beside The costs Of ts acton
Yori MITch 1851 A C. Morris Plaintiffs Attorney 20 BssG
mia laW7Nf
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StUPREME COURT-Wilham 5. Ingalls, and Carohns b.. WIFE
Cst Jacob Sonsr Ana WycAoh Christopher sone
Mary Walters Elizabeth euddngton susan Walsfs Ann
Whitman Vincent Jolly, John jolly HaUst jolly susan jelly
jolly John Bush and Polly he vie, and William Joy
all unkr Of the prsm'es described
tie con plant this TO the abb named defendants You
hereby sud To snsWsI the complaint N @
cton filed the once OF ths Clerk OF the Counv OF
Cheng 18th day March 1881 ADD serves copy OF Jour
my ofcs. thu village OF Enra tbs sad Coul
Is OF hemung within twenty days after tbs serves Of tn sum
mons you exclusive Of the day Of such secs ana you az
complaint who the ms Aforesaid the pAnhn
snpy u the demanded in tho CO npant
Dated March g7th 1851 JOHN w. WIsSER Of Emra Plaintiffs
It,orsv alO law6-Ih'
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SUPREME COURT-In tho matter Of the Application O! ths
- Mayor Aldermen snd CommOnafy # the city Of NeT foH,f-
ye opening Of Seventy shh st. from Third ayesae 70
Ftb avenue in the Ward Of -ad ~ Notice hsby
gyea costs charges and dburssmsuts red o. resos
pcs.dng. entitled will be taEsd before
the Edmond n the Justices Of s Supreme
Court or Gaze b'ene, before Of the ether Justices Of
,b a.. Cont AZ Il sur-s-ae Chsnber tue CITY Han u
80 CIV f Nav York on SATURDAY 10Th day of April ls5
o-'iors IN he torsp Dated New Ysh april g. ls5l.
JOHN n WHITE.
A J. MONTGOMERY, Con m.ssiOnsrs
,4uQ JULIUS dIrCdCOCK.)
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al tie suuOs afs o. the County d
rvsa O. all osfsoaB having CLAIMS
" asof the City OF SeF Orleans,
Is. % pres-at he sane With v0u,a-
b. place Of business. 80. - Wal
on u before the frs. day VI Ssp
, the 9Th day Of February. ls5L
john ELLIOTT, Administrator,
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real estate Of WILLIAM RESwICK late oi the CITY Of New
YORK. ss.d ptssa Ai.b made 9Hdsr The order Of the ss'r
cat. Of the County Of New Yor, BY James Ren~ck the stnns
traitor Of all and singular the goods ehstte nt credits OF s A
pt,.e WILL BE DIVIDED BY the snd surogsts smo1s The
creditors Of the sad nisats, according e. ~ the SuEsss
ocs the CITY Of Ns~ YORK. the bb day oil NAY nsr Zee
A isbl mia Sa
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nUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No. Nassau street =
Eote hereby gwen restyss snd nsH' Of Of DAFlU
Kfsmn cecsssd and who = a7gd
n cd isstG effects Of the sad ntssiats 10 s
~. Psbc Administrator administered and disposed
n bv him according unless tbs Be claimed y sous az
FOL .yscuto 81 the deceased - tbs ftd i q ApI
nsTt-D.ted New York, March 81 1881. - .
NIL laW4WF JAMES J. 1HAlhh FuoiN A'un'I'9'e''''
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kTAsURROGATE5 COURT, held in asd for tho c unty u
New York at Il surrogaes Office the CITY a. sew YORK on
the twenty hth March th)uisni eight hu dsi
and 6fy-one Present AeIsnrer W. Bradford Surrogate hs
Of e Application 10 Mortgage Lee or Sol Ne t's Esas
of BRADLEY GOODMAN deccqscd. On saitog aui ming s
app eaton Of MARY ANN GOODMAN, tie Adta'int OF h'
Btsie Bradley Goodman late Of The City Of NsN York. teeeei
for authority 70 Horgags Sell the Real Estate Of the 'f
dscea.ed his debts orjsrsd that Psto
f4rsed 10 the Estate Bradley Goodman, dscea'et,
sppsar before tbs sunogas OF hs County OF fsT YORK a.
Office m ~ City the hseal CAV OF May n's Al
m the forenoon thea and there % show ,auss
VII, authority should given 70 ts sad Adnn'trarI TO
nogsgs Lsase Sell much Of the Real Estate OF re sad
Bradley Goodman deceased hal b suat 10 pay h' dso
"a txs W BRADFORD Surrogate
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TSPURsUAECE Of an ordef
INe~ Tork, notes "a hereby
sssinst WILLIAMS. PARADE
m the Stats of lI1siane, decsHs I
ere thsI.of o. {. > sutscrihsf. A.
street. 10 The Cts u Ss"-Isn
ten OR. nert-Ds;st New orr
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IN PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate OF the county
New York hereby gwen 10 all persons ha,S ess
NUELs WANDELL late of the city of New fok Coz
tractor present the With Vog hers msreo 70 me
.nb.br Al The ofee Of Mad. Esq No 30 Nassaust
,b civ of New YORK before the Fifteenth day Of October n'st
Dated New York the Tenth day Of April 1901.
LEWIS II EhBREE. I IIr,i,i.,,,,or..
81 t.ssn ri WILLIAM n CORNELL
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN according 10 law 70 ell persons
IN having egs sssrst john BOMAs late Of hs City Rrok
yH County ecsasd that they required IN shbN the
thereof the subscriber so 81 Full
street the c,yof Broon Aforesaid. before the a.
teenih day Of July nsIt-Dated January 1891
m2s laxem-F JANE ROMAN. Adansuatnr.
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NOTICF-EsIATE HETHAT
Ndsce,sedTo NATHAN DUNN, Jr; Yol are hereby nohss
under the VIII Of Nathan D1n 80
s,asd settled the Office Of the Register Of WINS Or INC
c. and County OF Philadelphia, the State OF fsnnsyVana three
.v accounts Of the SAID Nathan Dunn dseassd
d lave balances thereof under DEGREES OF the Or
rbars Court aud that We are about 70 setueh
o0rth account End further notified 70 present. your LAM
said estate, Tor settseu 10 Us
md Trustses on or the Isl day Of October
al rhEPsrieh N C 1i.o,'",
ISAAC COLLINS,
100 Fibsr,t Philadelphia,
ofs ivF gr.uto .nd Trustees Of Nathan Dunn, dscsass
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EPOrOF AQUEDUcT DEPARrMESr-IO CosrkaCr-
IORs- ssaeo proposals. mdorsed "Preposal Tor buidg
v WILDE received al the oihce o the Crotos
Aou.cuct Department ounds Park unul MONDAY The ast Gag
of Ami 1851 O'Clock to build sewer win The necss
srv basins and cuvsrts Thirty 6 st, fon Masoa
10 near Fourth being sneth about fo 'es he Phs
the sever add spec cor the building OF the SANE and 81
otbs thereto be obtained on application 70
hs Contract Clerk at this ohce-Nsr YORK April OlS
.tot, Pr..isant Of the Crotoa Aquei uct Department
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GH4WLS AND MANTILLAS.-R.

q pair A large lot just imported embracing the
choicest quality and pea green flesh straw, corn
uauketn buff dark slate, Light and dark blue white ana
black ueaT ard lilac and various other coors all at So Sd
a pair B. Persons who purcha,e by the dozen pairs
win get them wholesale prices GEO. C. HI kD6IIs
Cheap Dry Goods Store, $50 Wakef-st 0o
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
REASONS FOR OPPOSING JUDGE CAMP
BELL.

We call upon every good citizen and
democrat, who desires to elect an honest
and competent Judiciary, to vote no ticket
with the name of James Campbell Tor Su-
preme Judge. We oppose MIR. Campbell,
because we know him to be incompetent,
and because his incompetency, is notorious,
and acknowledged in Philadelphia where
he resides, by wings and democrats. Be-
cause not a single individual, capable of
Judging of his qualifications, or single
member Of the Bar in the City, of any
character or standing, whig or democrat
has yet dared to endorse his qualifications.
Because he was nominated wholly upon
the grounds of his being Roman Catho-
lie, and now drags in his religion as shield
to protect him from the charge of incom-
potency, by crying out persecution against
those who dare TO question his qualifica-
tions for the office. Because he procured
his nomination by fraud and corruption, by
the aid OF unnaturalized foreigners. Be-
cause he has been on the Bench about 10
wears, and never delivered what might be
called an opinion, until he was a candi-
date, which opinion it is openly asserted,
was written by another person. We new
er opposed any man on account OF his re-
ligion, but when a man is utterly unfit for
office, and attempts to elevate himself TO
power, solely upon his religion, by appeal
ing to the prejudice of sect who have
ever been untiring in their efforts for place
and power, it is time for plain republicans,
who make no distinctions, and look upon
Lutherans, Reformed, Presbyterians, Meth
odists, BaptiSts, &C., as belonging to one
common family, to pause before they ele-
vate to power any man who relies upon
any sect whatever, TO sustain him for Office.
Mr.. Campbell himself. has already seen
iii to degrade that high Office by election
eerng, and bis efforts and his arguments
since his visit 10 this place, are already visi-
BILE. The light which has suddenly beamed
upon his eulogists, is truly wonderful.
Let the people ponder, and il party pre-
JUDGES should be appealed too, let them re-
member that it is not and should not be a
party question. Judge Coulter and our
neighbor Joshua w. Comfy, both excellent
men, will be supported m place OF MIR.
Campbell. Those who prefer voting for a
democrat can vote for Judge Coulter, and
they will want no Better evidence Of bis
democracy than the fact that he was ap-
pointed 10 the Bench BY the late Governor
!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
Special Jury
EOR Special Court, October 27th, Ammo Dc
Il mini, 1851.

EOR Special Court, October 27th, Ammo Do
IL mini, 1851.
SUsBUHI. Henry Hahnslach. William
Grant.
NoRrHrN SD.-Geo. Eyer.
DEL.wARE.--Samuel McCarty, Peter kuhnts,
Jacob Stitzel.
LEwIs.-Samuel Shsnuon, Michael Shade.
TuHnuT-Charles Riddle.
PoIST.-John Vandevender.
CHILIsauAauK.-Geo. Bennett
UrPER AuGUsrA.---Jacob Eckman, John
Cooper, John Smith.
Lower AUsvsrA.-- VIM. v. Siverwood,
VIM. Fuman.
Rusu.-Wm. vsstine, Henry Weaver.
SHAMoKIS-Christian Bouslagh, Jacob Noa-
ker, James Yocum, Robert McWilliains.
CoAL.-stephen Eisenhart Philip Stsmbach,
Felix Lerch.
LowER MlHoSor. = Nicholas Binsaman,
David Hahn, John Keihl.
JoksoS.-John Wert, Peter Fersier, Daniel
hartman, Daniel Swsrtz, Henry Latsha, Jr.
Chas. Rotharmel, Geo. Hsrmer.
UrPLR MAHosoI.--Jscob Hoila.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11

DR HooFLASD's GERMAN BITTERs.-That
this medicine will cure liver complaint and
dyspepsia, no one can doubt after using it as
directed. Il acts specifically upon the slom-
ach and liver; it is preferable 10 calomel in
all bilious diseases it acts as specifically
upon the liver as calomel; ealomel prostrates
the systematic bitlers strengthen and new
er prostrares the patient, and will give re-
newed life and health 10 the delicate invalid,
and restore The liver 10 It's functions, and
give digestion and appetite in those severe
cases wherein the ordinary medicines fail
in producing any effect.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
EDITORS TABLE.
DnsimcSS NotiCeA.

GoDEY's LADY's Book.-The October number Of Co
dey's Lndys Book has been received Mr. Cooley mana
ges keep the lead this department of Literature and
the Lady's Book becoming every day more and more
popular
BIvALvEs We refer the lovers of good things to the
advertisement OF Mr. F. Shay, of Northumberland, who is
IN the daily receipt Of excellent Baltimore Oysters. Mr.
Shays reputation well established that must only
say 'try them," the oysters, we mean
CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMEST.-Our readers will find in
our columns the advertisement OF Rockhl & Wilson,
who keep on hand large and excellent assortment Of
clothing MI Wilson has the reputation Of being one OF
the best cutters in Philadelphia.
The card of NJ L. Shndcl, Esq, who has opened Law
Office in this Borough viii he found in another column
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that Special
~ Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County Of Northumberland, TO commence al
the Court House, in the borough of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday the 27ih
day OF October 1861, and will continue ONE
WEEK.
Jurors are requested 10 be punc,ual in
their attendance, at the time appointed
agreeable 10 their notices.
Given Under my hand al Sunbury, the llih
day of October, A D. 1s5i-and the In
dependence of the United States of Amer
lea the roth.
JAMES COVERT, Sheriff.
God save the Commonwealth
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
Gbc Alarkrts.
Philadelphia Market.

Oct. 8, 1851.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The marke, for Flour
is dull again. Standard brands, old siocx,
are held at Sl,l2a per barrel, for export. -
Sales for city use al s3,sTaSl. Extra tlour i,
held al So SO.
RYE FLouR.-ls very dull. Penn. is held
at S3,25.
Corn MEAL-Penna. is in demand a,
80
WHEAT-.Sales Of Penna. red a, Sic !:
prime white al SS4aS6.
RSE.-ls in demand, sales at 86 cts.
CoRN.--The supply abou, equals the de-.
mand ; yellow commands 62i cis.
OArs.--Are very dull a sale Penn. a,
35 cts.
WHIsEEY.-Is dull sale. of bbls. a, %
cts and OF hhds. al 81 Il % cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A respectable meeting of the democracy
Of Upper Mahonoy, was called together at
the House of Daniel Helm, on Wednesday
evening last, when on motion PETER HOW
ARTER, wa, appointed President, and John
Malick, ESQ., J. Slrawser Jacob Kaufman,
p. Beissel, Solomon Folk, Moses Beissel,
Samuel Smith, Peter Smith and David NAL
lick, were appointed Vice Presidents, and
Charles S. Weiser, and Reuben w. hartman,
Secretaries
The meeting was addressed by II. B. Mas.
ser, J, B. Packer, C. A. Kutz, John Porter
and VIM. Follmer, Esqs
HEAVY TELEGRAPHIc BUSINESS. THE
Morse American line of telegraph, between
this city and Buffalo, sent and received yes
terday nearly fire hundred messages, in
addition 10 two long reports for the press,
occupying two hours in the transmission
This is the larges, days business in tele-
graphing tha, has come 10 onr knowledge.
--Netp York Commercial Advertiser, Ocio.
ber Q.
WE learn from the Harrisburg papers tha,
Mr.. Pomeroy, Deputy Sheriff of Bradford
county, Penna., and four others, a few
days since, undertook 10 arrest man named
Peters, at the Columbia Cross roads, in
that county. Peters drew a knife from
his pocket and stabbed Pomeroy, who
died instantly.
MR. HEALEY's picture Of Mr.. Webster in
the act Of delivering his great speech in re-
ply 10 lIayne, of South Carolina, on the
Foo,e resolution, was opened TO private
party of artists and critics in New York on
Thursday. The size of tn, canvass is IS
feet inches, by l5 feet, and there are l3 o
likenesses, the most of which were in the
Senate chamber al the time.
THE weather continues very fine the
air is rather mild for the season, but the sun
is shorn of his summer ferYidness, and the
heat is only just agreeable.
AN Erergrsen.-A man who does no,
learn by experience.
THE electric telegraph is 10 be established
throughout Turkey.
Prince METTERNIcn has lately invested
FAC, 900 in American stocks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11

NOR Trial at a Special Court of Common
l. Pleas Of Northumberland county, to be held
Oct. ~, A. D., 1851
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
Pontius y Thompson Samuel r Wood
c, 5 u Jordan, s Hunter
|''i'' io' ''''i' u'"''" Alex jordan
ODonnell for VIM + Nagle vs. John Divers
Christian Bollingcr VS. Charles Housed
loses Bower vs. Richard Goodman
& Tyson for Job Tyson vs. Daniel H. Schneck
Jacob Nlltrauer vs. Samuel Jarret
VIM McClery vs ID Cummings
Platt & Platt VS. Henry Msss.r
Mott & Shober VS. Daniel Dreisbach
William Welch VS. Jacob TrcgO
George Eckerts' admir- VS. John Kohr
Geo c Mckee VS. Joseph Long
Sarah StitZel Samuel Sheldon
Same vs. Jacob Stitzcl
X ID Cummings VS. Thos y Mackey
Raker q Go for Jacob Bloom vs. Henry Conrad
George L. Gehrig ct al Us Peter Warey
Isaac Tyler VS. NJ Seyders admir-
Shailner & Zeigler etnl VI Thos 3 Mackey
tin Weaver N'' "''e"o"s"
VIM Mcter VS. George Forester
JOHN FARNswORTH. Pro,h'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, Oct. IL, ls6l.-}
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.
The New Orleans papers of the 3olh,
contain detailed accounts of the movements
Of the revolutionist in the Northern States of
Mexico. Their pronounciamentos pro-
nounce death TO the tyrants. The following
are the reasons given for the revolt. First
The utter failure of the Mexican govern
ment to protect the Northern Mexican States
from Indian depredations. Second--The
unjust, unequal and prohibtory system of
duties which operates most destructively on
the interest Of the people Of the lrontier-
Third-The despolic power exerted by the
Federal government over the rights and
representation of the several States.
1t is reported that besides Camargo, Meir
and several other towns are in the hands of
the insurgents. At the date of these ac-
counts ell was quiet at Msiamoras, awaiting
the appearance of the revolutionists. 1t
Vas though, that no resistance would be
made
1t is stated that the government had .eni
out 5000 men to defend the ls,hmus of Te-
hauntepec.
Don Fernando Ramnez has accepted the
appointment of Minister of Foreign Affairs,
charged with the formation of new Cab
met.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11

Ia Williamspori, on the 81 inst, a, the
residence of John F. Cowan, ESQ.,, by the
Rev. Mr., Heberion, BENJAMIN c. BlcHaAs,
Esq, of Lancaster city, to Miss MARY Srrw.
ART, of bycoming county.
On Sunday last, by the Rev. MIR. Lei.,z,
MIR. BENJAMIN HALMAs of Lower Mahonoy,
TO Miss elizabeth DANIEL, daughter OF
Henry Daniel, decd, of Jackson tp.
AT the same time and place by the ZANE,
Mr.. HALMAN, Of Lower Mahonoy, 10 Miss
EYsTER Of Jackson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
PEPSIN, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric
Ju'ce A great Dyspepsia Carer, prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach OF the Ok,
after directions of Baron Liebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by ]. s Houghron,
M. D., No. II North Eighth Street, Phiadel-
phia, Pa. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. See advertisement
in another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
COMMUNICATION.
For the American
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER.
LAND COUNTY.


LAND OOD /.
1t has been reported in some parts of our
County that am favorable TO a division OF
the same, and if elected TO the Legislature,
would make an effort 10 have a new County
formed by attaching several OF the upper
townships to parts of Unium Lycoming and
MoniOur. There is no act Of my life, moth
ing that have ever said or dOne--ihat would
justify such a repO! ] have never mani
tested desire for an alteration of the pre-
sent limits of our County, and when many
Of the citizens OF the northern portion OF II
were making an effort 10 have new County
formed, did not participate in their move
menls as think any of the friends of the
project will DO me the justice to say.
In order that there may be no mlsunder-
standing in relation 10 this matter, and that
my fellow citizens may know my views
with regard TO it, hereby declare that am
now, as have always been, opposed TO the
proposed new County, and if elected will use
my influence 10 defeat any attempt that
might be made in favor of it. ! would op-
pose it not only b, cause | know that large
ma joriiy of our cilizons are HniTiendly 10 it,
but because my own interests wonld be Sc
riously affected by it. The organization of
new County and The erection of public
buildings necessary for it, would more than
double my taxes, which are already suiii-
cieuily high aud this increase OF taxation
would incur without being benefited in the
least. am now as have always been, op.
posed to the new County, and should have
The honor Of representing you in the Legis-
lature, promise you will oppose it TO the
best OF my ability.
Respectfully, Yours,
WILLIAM FOLLMER.
n,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.
The New Orleans Bulletin of the Goth
ult., received to night, mentions a report
that the Hon. Jefferson Davis has Withdrawn
his acceptance Of the nomination for Gov
ernor by the Secessionsts of Mississippi. He
is now lying dangerously i'll at his residence.
1t is reported that he has resigned his gener-
alship.
Fifteen, out of the forty-two persons wound
ed by the recent explosion of the steamer
Brilliant, above New Orleans, had died at
Plaquemines. MIR. Lewison, editor of the
Baton Rouge Advocate, was dangerously
wounded by the explosion, and still lies in a
critical condition.
The New Orleans papers are filled with re-
ports and pronunciamenlos in reference 10
the Revolutionary movement on the Rio
Grande, and the successes of the revolution
lists.
There is famine at Durango, Mexico, in
consequence of the Indian ravages. Corn
was selling at 81 per peck.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
Baltimore Market.

Oct. 8, 1851.
GRAlN.-We note sales of Maryland and
Virginia Wheats to-day at 73 is cts. for
good 10 prime reds, and 76asO els. for good
white, aud sOas5 cts. for family -four white.
Sales OF Corn al 60 a 81 cent, for both
white and yellow. A lot of very prime new
white, in superior condition, the tirs, of the
season, was sold on Saturday al rs cts.
We quote Oats al 80 "A IS cts.
WHlSkEY.-Saleso of Peuna. bbls. nj "a
cts, and of hhds. % cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
THE ELECTION GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. g., P. M.-'Howel
Cobbs will have about twelve thousand ma.
joriiy in the State. Six Union and two
Southern Rights candidates are elected to
Congress. Three-fourlhs of the Legislature
will consist Of Union men.
We have returns from 65 counties, oi
which Howell Cobb, for Governor, has car.
ried fifty, and Mcdonald fifteen Cobb's
aggregate majority is i2,2ii, and McDo'
maids 2i7s, making Cobb's net majority
i0,o6a. The 80 counties to hear from will
nearly all give Union maiorties.
The majority for Cobb in the State will be
from $4,000 to $4,000. Three'fourths of The
Lssi,la,urs will be composed of Union
men,