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THE WAR IN ASIA.


Nubhily called Likewise NoukA. He had destr yed the
bazaar OF the town and ehpsrsed the Russians who
to d.s %. ~. TsSt S
the INCIDENCE and ncspacfy Of Abdi Pasha prevented
heir Juno .on and the Russians S,hAmyl return to
his mountains. seim Pasha, aeneralin chief Of the
Armies OF Ba,oum and rceoureugson had received de-
patch from Emn EHenci, Sshamyfs Lieutenant In Aba
sis, announcing that he had taken Possession
Tulsh friss,ss, and thu, he was about to march to
souhoum Kale where he should certainly meet Russian
division Hevs was mpausntly expected at rreozonde
Akxapdrep pol are confirmed. Abel Pasha lost twenty
Ave pieces OF artillery, 1900 killed and GEO wounded.
me courier vho arrived the 18th of Dsoemesr at
ErsSroun from Kars. brought news to Trebizoude
that shs RossiAns within six hours march
Of Kass. The Russian agents expected that
shsy would march against that fortress bat II appears
thai TIE Russians did not enter the Turkish territory,
ehr they not supplied With the means OF
conveying their artillery account OF the excessive
cold and the heavy ia Of SNOW Cen Guyop, (Rurscaid
PsshA who dstir suished himself in the hungarian In.
sursction bad arrived at Kars. furnished vita full
ard he had Immediately adopted 10 i'm
prove the os.nason q the army The troops appeared
Another letter gives par oulsrs respecting the situa
ton a. affairs Asia Of which the P guarantees the
sorr,eress The reverses sustased Ahska and Alex.
soss ss~m attach 70 them since the ATM emit Of
new ina sdsr In ceief and tue adoption BY the d.
sss.s.i A Tee suese.ses have .rsscy ctswasd the
Efforts II the turks and others being prepared Two
other very important occurrences had taken place.
ent OF hfe.n thousAn cd for the army Of
Ala ua 70 se sent BY transports to Bstcum, wind and
v~sth~r permit ed. This convoy. escorted By nume
foross had nothing 10 fear from th- Russian ships no
L. ser abs 20 Quit Sebasopo either 10 attack the turks
=, - q, ovicu their army Assa that viii End
s~fin . m0 pnpkssant ciemma
m ssccnd fact the arrival ct Constantinope OF
Ga uurd sect By sckamyi and who the oearer OF
toe positive sssupess of devotion TO the sal.au
srd his rre With o. mpAthy for his Tas great
vsnis vhs vssA resources VT limited hAs tspt Rss
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The Russian squadrOns Recalled 70 Stbni'Pol.
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Kire Leopold Ia endeavorisg TO negotiate Q marriage
his Daughter and the young King Of Portugal
h Cpbur1 uatch
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF TuR ALLIED And RUSSIAN PLxrrs-
WHAT WILL RUSSIA Doi-rHR ULrNArUN or
rURKlY-ovIRrHRow or RUSSIAN iSYLUkScs IN
PKReIA.
(rrom the Loscon Times Jan. i3l
The Of the Emperor Of Russia 70 the ismaton
that the con bDsd fleets Of England and France have
been ordered 70 enter And ooeupy the Black SEA- has cot
yet arrived bot appsars BY information Transmitted
tArvuSh vinnA tAAt ere before ~ orders - ssss %
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SERVIA,

despatch from Belgrade, December %, states that
two Hrmars daily expected there from Constsnt
nople By the hrs OF these documents It 10 said that
the Sultan annus tho relations hat between Serva
and Russia declaring that the SsrviAns need OF
. Russian proeotorAte, since he (the Sultan) has
frned the liberties which they have ceased to
enjoy Consequently all the conventions exist
ing between ServiA and Russia cancelled, and the
Servians invited to consider the Sultan heir only
SuzerAn The second 6rmAn confirms Of the privileges
conceded to the Servan people, 1t opposed that the
Porto had effected understanding With Prince Ajax
Apder that il he maintAins . suitable attitude Ia the
present the inheritance Of his title viii be guaran
teed to him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
foreign N { ~ g.
OF THEoTTowA, ATQUEBEe
LATER rRow EuRorE.
Further Dsei;pe in Bredisiufs.

Further Decline in BreddsiuBs
QurBEc. Sept. fs. THE screw .tsame'
O,ioua. from Liverpool. with three days Ia
tet news, arrived here This afternoon.
The Otiowa left Liverpool OH Tuesday. the
5ih inst. When, was heavy and prices low
er. An other articles were aso cheaper.
Tho ouowa experienced very heavy
weather on her voyage.
The fund. a, Paris have declined | cent
Rnssia has unequivoca,lv declined to accer
the las, proposals Of the allied powers, and
announces the discrimination 10 act on the
defensive.
The cholera has abated In both armies.
There is no wa, news Of Importance
Spain is still tranquil.
The London Times, Of Monday, saws Tho,
Austria will probably no, declare war against
Rp..ia, hm the Austrian army will be IT,.
creased in lhe Principalies 10 100000 man
The Russians are concentrating in differ.
en-, parts Of Nnl'avis.
The forts a, Hango were blawn mp BY the
Russians.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The London Corn Eyrhange Report Of Nor.
day, says The weather has been fine and
the harvests arc neNly over. Whea, hai
declined from 10 So. per quarter on the
week, sales al sis, which i. the top price.
The harvest has been most abundant il
England.
MoNrr MASHrr.--LosnoN. Sept. 4.--Con
soils closed al 955.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
Communications.


For the American
The late Election for Li"nrnsnt Cnlon"l
o. the Fus Bii'alinn having been contested Il
Board ornr'rd by General Murnrh Ia -
vnsr'nair The matter mel in ihIs place nn ih''
lllh ius, aud 81, ASIDE the election. t.
Board was composed of Gen Mnrnrh, Mai
Gen Ka.e auh Gen. Bair of L"wri-bura -
Their action renders null anj void ih, con-
mission issued for the Lieutenant CulouP'
and makes it incumbent upon the BHgaf'
Inspector 10 order a special election
The g,ouuds of compliant were that the
Brigade ln.prrror ordered the election t"r
I.r-uirrrau' C"lnnrl To be held in all the con-
panies Of the Brigade and then, Ia maklr.
the r-iurn., added The votes Of the F'r..
Northumberland T,o"p and The Drppi'r'Il-
Cavalry companies whrn have urvrr been
attached to The Ba,'a'ior, thu. giving Manz
a majority aud obtaining Tor HIM Il commits.
sion. when The Teturns of The cnrnsnies
showed hat Miller hid It clear maj rr'y in
the Battalion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

" Joshua w. Comfy, Esq, of Danvi'l-,
has been rendered the nominations of a
Jndgrship in Lancaster county, which in
that county is equi,alen, to an -Irc,ion.-
MIR. Comfy has accepted, and will, there
fore, leave Danvill- Tor Lancaster city,
While we rrgrp, To par, with MIR. Comfy,
who has been a regular attendant al the
courts, in this place, we cannot but con-
gra,ulate our Lancaster friends upon their
choice. As a lawyer, Mr.. Comfy stand,
At the head of his profession, and as a gen.
'leman, is highly esteemed by all who
know him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
ruEsAzgrvn AN MoNTooueay's vosr
ftSag..


The editor vf the Sunbury Csz,t,e, in
his las, paper, founders through whole
column, in a vain attempt 10 answer our
charge against David n. Montgomery for
bis vote TO tax th. coal Of this county,
Without attempting 10 deny that Mont
gomrry did vote for this tax, the Gazette
endeavors 10 excuse him bv a miserable
quibble, in charging Gen. Packer and John
B. Packer with having also voted for this
tax. When an editor can insult his own
readers, by endeavoring io cram down
their throats such contemplate rvasions OF
truth and fairness, he must have very
poor opinion of their judgment or discern
lnent. One simple fact is sucien, 10
shew the duplicity and fallacy Of the Ga
zr'te in its attempts 10 imp.,sc upon its
readers. II is no, denied bni that both
Gen. Packer and John B. Packer, lahorpd
earnestly during the whole session TO obtain
the charter Tor the Susqurhanna Rail Road.
II 40, would any man of common sense sus-
pect them Of -nhpavoring 10 destroy their
own work, bv imposing upon ii onrrous
taxes. AS well might they charge our far
ners with an attempt TO get up tax on all
the grain they take TO market. II the
Gazette has no respect for itself, il ought,
at least, 10 have some for its r-ad.is, and
not aiiemp, TO stuff them with such insult
frrable nonsense.
We have already stated and referred 10
the Journal Tor the facts, that the friends of
the road were obliged TO take the charter
upon the best terms they could then get it.,
but at , subsequent session, when supple
men,ary bill was passed, explaining that
the first act "should moi be construed Ia
msan a lax imposed on mineral coal" 10
render certain what could hardly hp doubt
I'd before, then i, was that David b Mont
eomrrv voted that s:it Shouid b- construed
to mean tax upon mineral coal" For
tnna'.'v. this attempt Of Mr.. Montgomery
did not succeed. If m. editor, ot the
Gazette cannot understand this, God helT
, them aud their understanding.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

" The State Agricultural Fair, which
will be held al Philadelphia on the 26th,
9th and 2Sth inst, judging from the pre-
paraiions made, and present APPEARANCES,
promises rot only to be the best ever held
in Pennsylvania, bnt perhaps in the Union.
Among the list Of Judges, we observe the
names Of A. E. Kapp OF Northumberland,
and H. C.. Eyer Of Srlinssrovr, both excel
lent judges Of stock and agricultural. pro-
ductions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
~ w. have heard il hinlrd iha

~ w" have heard it hin'rd tina, the
committee ri safety is moi vet satisfied with
the iick", as rr-nod-ll-d bv thrni. They
think that while they Were AT il, they
mirht as we'll hav" made srv.al other sub
s'I'nions iE the place nt IN" names which
'hr county convention had ignoranily pla-
c-d upon it. The foreman ot ih- commit.
tee will probably have an rn,ir. new batch
chi out and zsade up according 10 ord"r.-
Until then the voters of Northumberland
county are requested not TO commi, them
s-lv-s in favor Of any Of the candidates not
properly endorsed by the committee, as
they will be duly notified by the committee
OF safety, through the columns of the Sun
bury Gazette, for whom they will be- per-
nitted 10 vote.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

~ The editor Of the L-wlshurg Demo-
cra,, who is haunted and disturbed dav and
night, by phantoms and visions Of Gamer.
oniSm, is sorely perplexed that We should
keep the Democratic ticket at the head of
our paper, and yet oppose one OF the nom
inpes on that ticket. We are not RESPONSE
Bile for the making Of that ticket, bu, we
are bound 10 publish il, as the convention
formed il. But we should like to know
whether this is not more democratic than
10 take the name of one of the nominees
from th4 ticket and substitute another in lis
nacp, in obedience 10 the ininnciions Of
lh- committee OF safety, as has been done
hy our nriIhhors Of the Sunhury Gaz-itr
with the candidate fIr S-hrif If it were
not that the editors of the nrmpcrat and
Gazettr w.rp both tarrsd with The same
stick, 20 keep them from straving from ih-
fpld into which they had been placed hv
heir ssrprrs, il wonld aff,rd an ,xcrll-n,
-,,birct for the editor Of the Democrat Ia
-x.reisr his wits npo t, in expanding the
brautirs al consistency anI democracy. a,
illustrated by ih- career Ci the Sunbury
Gazette.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
VI I u 81 re ID.

Nar-;nl H. Tr"ver'o" on N" II h inst '
0,ni.l R'rkl"v F-l. Mr. Cpri-rIIs DrIT
of rrevrr'on. u M'ss. MARY HoLLonArcH 9
C'n"ro" T""n.hip
Ir O,"villa ~ '"e i1'h i"s' ~ Rev v
v'' n Tr-'" go: Mr. IoHS w. hoyLF, q
Mis-. SARAH JnNEs. both Of Dinvills
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

Two vourp Wings from S,'Eu, kill county,
one lhr junior of Il journal in iha, county.
passed through This place last week on a pnl-
iral excursion. By some accident 'h- iueX-
prrrnrri missionaries we are Informed, got
npnn rh- wong side Of Tho West Branch,
and fiudng themselves in the Ilonrishln. town
oi Lrwishnrg, Union 60 al once intro lnred
themselves To certain l.adiug wings Of ihr
place aud inquired into the pr".prcIs of NJ.
Camphri The wing uo'nn.r OF The II h dts
irlc, for Congress, in that place. The friends
al Lew isbnrg saw The rIrnr the youths had
made in getting outside the district. aud be-
iug fond of joke, Travelled ih'orgh the town
wrh them for several hours, carvassiug riir
place FOR Campbell with eminent snccrss.-
Yonug Pnl,-villc returned home with the
most iatering acroun,s of the prospects oi
the whig nominee and reported confidential.
Is to their trIends ha, from personal "b>r.
vatious, they had most positive assurances
that neither Col Cake or Maj Dewat would
eer Il single vote in Union counly.
The Geography of Pennsylvania probably
yonihs As far as The temperance question /.
. concerned The .n"r".- nf their mission may
br judged b, The fact hai during heir visit
SehHupps wenI doirn considerably.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
Serious Ckdrge.

Troy Sept. is N c. Nelson, the Post
master III RrrsrvIlr, was arIrsrd to-day. 10y
II special agent at ;he Po~.oliicr d .pal,mrmi,
hrnuah, To lhi. place, where hr viii he eA-
aminrd Io-m"rr9w. H.. was the editor OF Il
Democratic paper al RrrspviIle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

7, 'his place on he 18Th inst HANNAP
'sn"h'ar or Wil'ism and CA'hariue krairi
hanm. aged ahan' . years.
IN the ho-oneh NJ O,uvill~. m the "
inst at The ,.si.t,ncs 81 his sor-'"-isw.
in Rnnyon. CHRISTIAN FOLK, aged u
rsars,
IT, Lieweilvn, on IN" 9Th ins; r,'NN'
eErH. daughter of Or. o. NJ. and johann .
Robins, agsJ months
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

" FINE PEAcnes.-Same Of the finest
peach-s We have seen this SEASON were
grown in The garden of Mr. WIN. McCauy
oi this place, Tor some oi which, We are
indebted TO Miss NJ. one Of the IN neasu-
red 81 inches in circumference.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

" There are pretended democrats IN
This eommuni'y-psnsion'rs upon IN par
~, whose dsy of grace is at an erd-who
thought nothing of talking and voting
'gainst Col. STRAuB, when hs was III" can
d'dair for Congrrssin ihis district, Am who
row seem TO regard the formidable opposi-
ton TO David B. Montgomery as great
political sin. Out upon snch byp criry.
Is II not true, that even one oi the tonitr-
res from this county, who assisted TO nom
mate Col. Siraub, did all in his power 10
defeat that gentleman Such are the men
who would rule the democracy Of this
county. 81. .s.sa 49,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

~ abatement IA the Cholera al this place.
There were 40 ira IL Yesterday.
SECOND DESPATCH
PirrsBuRG, Sept. is,-Evrniug The chol.
era c"nir u-s Ia rsvage onr Guy. FHy-fhrts
deaths have ocruird here 10 day The
deaths f"s the iasi five days have rearhe'i
e53. The iniermenls al the CemriaIy up !"
Saturday evening, we've III, of which leg
were from cholera. Great alarm prevails
aud many persons ATE leaving he city. THE
Ianihori,iss are hsvisg free burning in ,bs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
The Grdptovn .afdir.

WAsHIsGroS, Sept. 16 The Star says
that special messenger arrived Lrrc on The
lat with communication from the British
Government 10 the English Minister, rca.
tive To the Gra,iowu bumbaIdnen,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
Cholera al ritisburr.

PITTsnrRG, Sept. l6 The cholera ia iii
minishIng here, and The wraih-r being Ia
vnrablr it iA',prcird ;h,i IN. health og the
city viii snom he entirely restored or hnSr
attacked ,estrrda, 90 deaths have occurred.
Ten new eases are reported to-day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
EDITORS TtBLE
,iusiiIpss Notices.

paper We have no room to say any thing more
about them this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

O. Our paper this week is again de-.
loved beyond ITS usual time of publication,
in consequence Of the disability Of one Of
our hands.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
hiains Election.

UfdHs fsFC lOV
BJ>ToN Sept. 10. la ,h" SiN'h Couurrs.
snual District ni Maine, Millikrn the Fusion
Candidate has been elected 1t appears
that no choice for Governor has been made
BY the people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
THE GAZErTEAND MONTGOMERY on THE
LIQUOR LAW.

The editors Of the Gazette profrss to BE-
somewhat in the dark in relation 10 Mont
somprY's votes on the liquor law, and ak
us to enlightrn them. This We look upon
as hopeless task, as
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
lIpfS, OPAL, SERVICE

ST Matthews Chntch Change oC hour-
Service ,o.mo',ow (Sunday.) 2iih inst IL 81
p. NJ, instead Of O'Clock, as previously an
nnnncpd.
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BY Telegraph.
YcH0p Fever Rdudges.

YeiiO0 Fever Rdudges.
COLUMBIA, s. C., S'pi is There were
% dra,h. from yellow fever at Savannah
Yesterday. Passengers from Augusta rrpOr,
that lhr yellow fever had broken oni there
violently, aud III" mhaaiants we're leaving
fast. in" weather here j. very col !, the
thrrmoIn-leT heina iown Ia 81 deg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
The Cholera al Bu6uio.

BurFALo Sep, IL -Thr death. from rirl
rin during The past week, were IS only 3
al which were Americans
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

FNsrrnu.,
sSSSs;ss aslISNR~s !
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TIE AMERICAN.
SUNBURY.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER as. 1854.
II. II. MAsSER. Editor and Proprietor.
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To ApvrnrIsIRs- The circulation Of the Sunbur
american among the different towns on the susnuehaa
hot exceeded fequalled By any paper published North
crn PENNSYLVANIA.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
For GOVERNOR
WILLIAM BIGLER,
Of Ciedrdcld County, ....
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JEREMIAH S. BLACK,
OF Somerset County.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
HENRY S. MOTT,
Of Pike County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS
For Congress,
WILLIAM L. DEWART,
tNomiua,ed by Northumberland Couniy)
JOSEPH w. CAKE,
Nominated by SchuyIkill County
For Senator,
JESSE c. HORTON,
d,se,nbl1 ua'
D. B MONTGOMERY, Of Lewis.
Sheriff,
HENRY READER. Of Delaware.
Profhonoiarn,
JAMES BEARD, al Sunbury.
Commissioner,
ELIAS BRo>lOUS, OF Snnbnry.
.4"ii'or,
JOHN YOUNGNAN, Of Sunhu,y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23

%" JESSE E. HoRToN.-ln another COL
urnn will be found the proceedings OF the
Senatorial confrrprs OF this district. Jesse
I. Horton Of this county, was after a few
ballots unanimously nominated. We are
pleased to learn that the whole party, in
both this and Dauphin county, are united
in regard to the Sena,orship, and that Gen.
Horton will receive the undivided support
OF the democracy of the district. The fol-
lowing extract we copy from the Harris
burg Union:
GEN JESSE c. .HoUTo~-OUR CANDIDATE
FOR THE SENATE.
By reference to the proceedings OF ihr con.
f-irncs Oh the parl Of Norihnmhe. land and
| Dauphin counties published in another col
u'nn, II will he seen that "A firm, iIlrd and
ronslrienl democrat has been Sc rrird as our
uomin-e for the senate. The choice has tai.
| len upon an honest aud fearirs. msn, who, u
few ,ra's ago, faithfully >rrv-d grateful
constituency in that body for a sea, in which
| he Ia now placed before The people Ia
| Northumberland hr had nn ouIprriior ia ih,.
democratic ranks, and D,nphm has concur
red IN the selection made Ivy Als avn comfy
The past h-inr, nt Grn Horton is lhs b.,
and s-rest warrant that democrats can DE
naud IN chrrIiully according ham thai sup.
pDrl. HE d"vu'iOn Ia ih- time honorrd pIil:.
clplss al the democratic p.nv, hi urrrt ron.
l-muaiinu aud reputation ui all prusrrIp'i,e
factions which seek 10 stiikr down III" con.
Sll,nilOnal safeguards al the riizru, his IN
swervlng allegiance throughout his Whale
life, 10 those measures " Inch have done 81
much 10 enhance The prnspriir, Of our conn
mOnweallh, shond concentrate Gpon hun the
votes al all right thinking aud paiIinrr mrr
IN this district, As the seuaior irom Nor
hnmheI land, hr was most tue 10 The inter.
e-is Of those whom he represented, he va,
rmpha,iraly brsinrss man found al hii
posi. In the event of hIs rl-ation. he wi
hung To his aid the knowledge and iito,ma
ION of ripe Years, aud his eXp"rrnc alreah,
acquired by service in the senate will AL.
vastly Ia his usefulness We commend him
therefore, as one emiueuilSs deserving OF tn,
-uifragrs of loyal hearted democrats.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
Yellow Fever Ranges.

C"LuMnIA,S e, September Is The deaths
at Savannah Oh Monday numbered 81 and
on Tuesday 35. An order has been rccrved
At Macon for SO cofins and 500 pounds Of
bread. to be furnished daily for Savannah.
CoLUMpra. s. c, Sept. 1.-THE deaths
ftom yelluw fever al Savannah, on Wednet
day, were 35; and on Thursday -. |, Was
Bishop Barron not Bishop Garland ,hs, has
ailpu a victim TO the disease
CHARLEsT"s, September Is -On Weines'
daN 81 deaths Occurred here Itom yellow fevpt
and yesleI day there "eIe 2i iiom the same
cau-e
Al Charleston, on F'iday, the deaths were
ls. Alexander Carroll, Esq, one of the ed
i'ors nf the Courier, was sick with fever nu
Saturday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-23
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL coyFEREE
MEETING

The democratic senatorial couferees Of thu
i4ih Senatorial district, com posed OF the conn.
ties Of Dmphiu aud Northumberland, me, or
ea'uIday, the 18Th inst, al The honse Of S..
mon Snyder, in Millershurc Dauphin count,
Phillip Dougheriy, Dr. A. Patterson and Jer.
emlan Harner appeared as confrrees frou
o'nphln' and Z Y. Bright, Henry Reeder
AMI G B Wsissr from Northumberland
ihs conference was organized by the ap.
pon'men' OF Phillip Douahsriy, as president.
anu u b. WelSer as secretary.
On motion OF Dr.. A. Patterson. the con
ference proreeded 10 make nominations fol
senator, whereupoa The following nomina.
lions were made:
~ Bright nominated Jesse c. Horton.
M nee Ter Jnis- NJ nigonery
s,r' Patterson q Johr NJ Hadruau.
MI hd'hrf X, y. LIuiheItnn
on III" first ballot, Mr. Hlrnrr vord tor
H. a Lamber'on, Mr-.r. Bright Reeds
and Welser tor Je-sr {. Imion
on The second b.IluI, Mr larner voted for
H. a. Lomber'on, Alrssrs D,.ahriry and
Patterson for john N, Ilaliemau, and Alr.sf.
nlAh'' Reeder and Weiser for Jadse Mon.
gomrry.
on The ihitd and fourth ballots, Mr.. H.,.
her voted ior r. A. Lambprlon, Messrs
D'ugheHy and Patterson for John N. Hide
man. and Me'srs. Bright, Reeds, ani Wsi-er
for jesse c. Horton.
On The filth, six, seventh aud eighth ballot.
Mes's Donaheuy, Patterson and H,,
ner voted ior Johu NJ HAldeuan, and Mess,.
Bright HeedeT and WeissI for Jesse c. H.r
Alter an interchange of opiuians as to III,
preference of s"h conury for The candida,
nt ihi. time, ard lh' enulerees Of Nonhuu
brfiand Insisting on The nonlnee comm
hsm that coun'y rs a matter Of usage, ,b
eohirTrnce procerded 10 The ninth bollo
when il appeared that Gen. Jesse C Homo
was unanimously nominated as the democrs
10 csndlda,e for senator, for the sana,ori,
district composed Of The counties Of Danphi
Aid Northumberland.
g. p. wElsER, Secretary
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