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Mayor Brown on the Baltimore Riots

Mayor Brown on She Baltimore Riots
BALTIMORE, July u.-Mnyor Browns Mes
cage to the Baltimore City Council says the
attack in April on the Massachusetts troops
was the result OF sudden Impulse, and WAS
euing excitement It would have been impossi-
bic 70 convey more troops th,o' the 9th With
cut fighting aud bloodshed. Therefore the rail
road bridges were, with the consent Of the
Governor, and by my orders, destroyed, but
with no hostility to the Federal Government.
He reviews subsequent events, but falls to see
eufic;eot justification for the grave and alarm
ing violations Of the rights Of citizens OF
h{aryland
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xxxyIITH CoNGREss--sPEeIAL SESSION.


esrxe - Neo1nH ~ A1S's oA1- 4@s 1ooA'
Nj. SALISBURY, Of Delaware, gave notice
that he should Introduce joint resolution,
making amendments to the Constitution foE
SIr. CHANDLER, Of Michigan, nom the
Ccmmittee on Commerce, reported back the
Aeu1e bill IN relation 10 me 11tther co4sstion 4ii
called, or q the blockade bilT'-%lth recon-.
mendation that it pass. The bill Was laid
over
The loan bill WIS received from the House
and referred to ne committee on finance.
MT. Hale, o. hew Aampsnlre, introduced
in the Navy, also to regulate the Marine force;
also bills to increase the Navy In time Of war,
to increase the number OF paymasters In the
Navy, and relative to the Naval Academy. AL
were referred to the Committee On Naval
Affair. a
n1ittee on Finance, reported the House bill for
The: pay yment of the militia and volunteers,
with an amendment, making the appropEia-
/, tion Is, 900, instead Of It, 600 900. The
amendment was agreed to and the bill passed
Mr. CLARK of New Hampehire, called up the
expulsion Of seceding seoatora
Mr. BAYARE, Of DeiaHne- SAT- no reason for
anything more than decat1ng tneaE seats va
cant
~. LAtdAsl, o. Can1o1n1a, sac ne saou1a q
not soke lor e1pa!s1on, Alaoagn ne saomd
| from the rolls and their seats declared vacant
and be, therefore, moved to strike ont the
word .'expeln
NJ. McuOuuAL, oI e.1ora1a' salu ne Was
right to seat here Fhe has espoused The
gentleInanly crime, and entitled to the axe
Instead Of the halter but stu It Was crime
Mr.. Latbam's anendmens was disagreed to
to-yeas u. 1a:s s Aessrs; s ~ bsgafd, Breck
Ct Missouri. Lstham, hss@itn, ~ IL r. foik, Powell
The resolution then passed-yeas 81, nays IL
The resolutions approving Of the acts O.
President Lincoln, were then taken up.
Mr. POLK, Of Missouri, resumed bis re
marks: He said Missouri bad obetructed NJ
law whatever Of the Tinted y seases' a' and yel
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Tc,oo:.7 n..n.....4 ~ ~ .E,m.ttn,,a1
~ srnrrfa'Ia 1n,s FL ~ '1;s1.,t,snIsht
The exned;t,on w wb,ch 1eft;ifor Pal1nyra,
reached Quincy At an ear1y hou. thig moruine'
and the advance into Missouri. .Tas DELAYED By
repotted ohstrnct,on. m the line of the Ham,
nibal 4. st. Ioe and Quincy d PALMYRA Rail.
roads Tha 49, ;nts,,;1snos ina;cstad tba
destruction n 49, al, NE n1f3cln,, hr;a1es
on each ronte Init Inter -bdyicea stale
that onrv .be ana11 hr;doea e. aeatroved
11rder The ,mn1ess,o m that ia frst renorta
were correct detachment consisting Of the
Yates Dragons. Can't. Bur1at,x conpan,y Of
artillery and several Of tnfautTS were sent by
steamer to Marion City. midway between
Qnincy and Hannibal, and nine niles from
Palu,ra, with directions to proeeed to the
latter point and Join Major Haysfg g1tro was wait
ing for reenforcements to advauee:. Meantime
Col Palmer arrived from Canton and proceed
,na;,,g nortion If Col C,ant'srs1k ks,tnt cro..ei,
ne riyer nj onIncv and took ntiSss;e..fon of the
Pa1mvra read. and the two wll1a- ind centre
toot IN the;r line of ,narc,, N i1trected IN
PALMYRA m, palmer fnd;np Sn+ s,ioht d;f.
ern1+g n nsss,r,- ,,roesaa torn,rd I'm, gor.
n;he1 a-a w. aa1nr,n ~ ,far;tS r;tv bav;no~
annie tine tn ;o;n him at paln.v7a haVe Al.
Voncea ioined hv Maio- Tavs to4or5 Monroe
nh.,s +ba conroond nndar mi: Snnitb Is ha1.
,ao,,ro;rb., ~ o,o,nv r..
na..r 49, 49, ~ ~. h,,aoa <, S,, r,;,as f-or,
or;pox, ~ 49, po,,n-r, ,o;1r,a3 3vh3ch 71nn1
the timelv arrival Of Col. Graats. companies
.ros -,~o,n,>.,1 av+;ro,;ahad a,.s;it ;s ,,-eenm.
"a s as:,"s 80 113s.-S-os -, - .,,-
49,. ~ 49, aa1s1aaa ~ fasaa. nv ~ ~ ~ orr,n,r -
~ a,s,ao,. IN ~ 49, ~ na+ fh.a-n,, - b.
nxra ~ hv Tho rairoaa ronte :: a,i.;;4he conmn.
,;a.+;o. ~ o..,onont,v .o.+,xxs.
h1.a'lon w pe1 maAenls 1sssel
ne vutee1 = 1Heea .ae 49,. w.. wa "a
'ouuaeu ~ ~ nas ,o ~, eHx.s .nas ...Sa leAs.
'ou4& NV ue anoAuso w. 1.rsn -. '4n4s W
fos n'ln W .n1 o1e1e' 'es = p'sa ~ ~
10 u e'..4 u'i"' 1'Ao :" e''1 4'E* - ~" 41'S0
pfsmnt, aesssroer f1or ,peat If Mo,oroe rcnor+a
,ha aeatt - ront NJ a1,,a+sr E4ro1 sn;th,z
- of~ -N1,--r,EtH go -
fes1naen'' souns aAo sa1eA9ae.paassl' eaas e'
1nanolns tne company lron schuyler county.
He Was SHOT While Placing sen1nels Oh guard
near nls posi- some I'VE nl1es tam -nontoe'
q reoe, guetrll.as N ainouset u flVe oAlls
lasseo ln1ougn us ooos' aIep4: Mea oeioos@
| log TO Capt. fetf1es company, tsancS, arc re-
| ported to haVe been killed HAhe returning
from scouting expeottlon. .1t Is rumofed
That they onfJ mad three rouno1 OF cartridges
each' ana were therefore unaole 10 pro'ee' or u.
a'fend themselves; Dull mp. fetfles mo'1
meHteu reputation AS q solo1efts su'A:'on'
reputation ~
| al present all 1n4o1Ina1lon aS u eusH-
ments VIII Inc Tsoels aao a4o 20 esteaals re-
ga1deo' as COMMUNICATION Dy Fat anu .e'e,
| eraph mas been en1'fet5 ees on "eS' ol
Quincy:
at the time 0: our 1851 ,"iSpa'en e'on
Quincy s1gna sgnts we're Eeen I'm M u'e.ahsc
and the report ol Cel. RAINIER ano msl' nay
journey aoatn' anu o1 Inc to'ai asaeA' VI tne
ensmy, ls conndentlg ezpecteo'
I PREVIOUS 70 'eay"g eai4loa, eol' iaiuei
Lao 7h1t1n!hA WAN Party " seeesa'oiile's
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THE 10TH HEGImENT-m MAJOR
EEE n III KR.

SLEnmKH,
The headquarters Of the Sixteenth regu-
lar infantry having BEEN established at
Chicago, Major 4. ]. slemmer, the gallant
defender Of Fort Pickens, has. opened the
principal recruiting station Of the regi-
ment at No. Isl Dearborn street, near the
Post Office building, and branch station
ri 1A West Randolph street. Recruiting
Stations will also be opened at Kalamazoo,
Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Dubuque. and other
n iuts.
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Especial Dispatch to TIC Chicago Tri5uue,1
QU1xer, July IL, 1s81-12 n.
One Company Of the Fourteenth Regiment,
Col Palmer, with two bzass 6pounders, and
Capt. Burup's Company Of Cavalry have AT.
rived here, and are awaiting transportation.
Col. Grants Regiment hes just arrived on 2
special train Of twenty-five cars. It will cross
the river and march against the rebels without
delay.
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killed and So to 45 wounded aud uaissing.
Amcng the wounded WAS Capt stroudmsn.
Col. sigeI's artillery, ten pieces, fired IS
shots each during the day.
Such battle! Oh. ye boasted chiya1ry
a streak OF light begins to let upon US. We
will positively advance towards Springfield
on Fridny forenoon.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribune.1
ST. Louis. July II, 1s61-10 T. n.
We have positive information, today, that s
at Richmond and Memphis over thre. weeks
ago, to aid JEFF. Davis by diverting U. 8. troops
in the Northwest. Jackson's men wero prom
ised reinforcements, conditioned that distur-
Eonces should be created simultaneously at
several points in Missouri. The cencentra.
ton ct State troops Vas part Of this plan.
Last night the telegraph wires between
Boouyille and Jefferson City were cut and
partially removed.
Further details confirm the news Of Sigel's
splendid fighting against the State troops.
Or reaching the bluff, part Of his first more
ment was the ordering Of his men
to elevate their muskcts, so that the enemy
could zee them at a great distance, leading
them to send cavalry around to cut Sigel of.
When the Inter got them in narrow pass, 8
| retrograde movement with artillery, and IN
infantry charge right after, did fearful execu-
ton among the rebels.
By this time, Maj sturges, Gen. sweeny aud
Gen. Lyon must have Joined sigel, and no
| doubt have swept the rebels into Arkansas,
probably following Them into that State
Union men are much elated BY the victory
t of sigel, and his telling the seeeshers that
"one Dutchman is as good Is fve secession
ists."
Seward, the murderer Of Capt, Howell, ar
| rived here o.day By steamer Die Vernon.
Judge Catron refused to grant the writ O.
haheas corpus asked for By Capt. Campbell
on The ground that the petitioner, BY his vol
unta1y act, became = prisoner. The CamI
jackson caphves, who expected general re
lease By habeas corpus, are terribly chagriaet
by Catron's action
The Journal Office issued handbill to-day
requesting its friends not to assemble in ffon
Of the office, lest such assemblages may give
prete1t to Interfere with It's publication In
plying that the armed force to disperse th
crowd wonld be used to mob the paper.
J was a ruse to raise sympathy and create e
: citement.
The Mobile Advertsser, recelTed BY privat
/ hands, Of late date, says the Mayor Of Mobil
Is guarding against any surprise from the [
8. troops at Pensacola; and to prevent su'
den imoad toward Mobile, he has burned tn
/ steamers On Fiah river which might be Use
rs conveyance BY Q. g.: troops for that pu
|. pose The same paper says apprehension
!. are felt lest General Bragg may be whipps
= out, 10y
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?
There Is more iusubosdlnation In tho dArs"
baldi Guard The mutinoAs company u
Hungartans, Capt. Takatsh. sixtyseven wero
takenfn custody last night, and six more 70
night! The trouble grew out Of oaeea1asn9' Na3
tion With the Colonel aud Lieut.. Colonol.
seyen out Of ten companies signed petition
aaking them to resign, and lexTe Major WaIdaK
In command, which the Lieut.. Colonel refused
to present to the Colonel. :-7.s;..:>
An express themselves willing to fight for
TO serve under D'Utassy, No others Fere,
however, willing TO 60 tie length Of Captain
Tskateh'e company. The fosce which took
them prisopere WA composed Of Company q,
Capt Chanbltes, and Company 3, Lieut. A:he,
me "a u sIq q "a
II I'D ter contumacy, IN refusing the gaaa
proridtd tte1n. Col Blaake.'s Btg.ds viii
tou,la. If Es= cvr sud Col Stein zehr's 90 !
.-WaA AiFgfo* Cor. N 2. 7irbxns.
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Full Ihr4icuzars-72ebcz Force G,0o0-Hard
Fyhting---lrisone4* 1aten-1hey report q
Loss Of ESQ Men-Co1 Iro,G not E'zted-Si-
gets Loss EsgA Killed and Forty Wounded
Later md More Intelligent Account Of the
1l{e7y.
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WASHINGTON, July II, 1sG1-10 r. n,
The troops at Cairo are to be paid. Minors
Eaton and Kinzie, army paymasters, leave to-
day for that purpose, taking out the gold
This is duo mninly to Mr. Washburne, who
las been untiring in his e1ertions that some
thing should be done for the Cairo boys. The
President is also urging the claims Of the
three months men upon Congress, and proba-
bly, bill will pass taking them into tho ser
vice for one year or the war, at his sugges-
ticn. He has the most kindly feeling for our
boys, and hopes they will, under the new ar
1angement, remain In the service.
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The old Enslcn of Sumter.

The Old Ensign Of Sumter.
NEW YoRK, July u.-Orders were received
at The head-quarters Of the Army on Monday
to send Immediately to the seat Of war the
First Artillery, part Of which Is the Fort Sum
ter garrison, which Is at Fort Hamilton The
brave fellows were under AIMS for the road
in few minutes. The old Ensign OF sumter
vent with them, a. they believed there would
be no luck without It.
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The Rebels leaving Fairfax.
ALEXANDRIA, July 11.-Reports from Fair
fax Court House indicate the grndual with
drawa1 Of the Confederate troops Their pick
cts were Withdrawn day before yesterday.
Our pichets have been unnolested for several
daYe
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The War Department and The Rpo1ers-No
More Hdr Mouene4ts to BE- Iclegraphed- VaE
laudighasn- Congress to finish its business by
!satuTdoy-1ne Nre Milton Loan Promptly
Taken.
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Important from Western Virginia.

Spirited Encounter at Laurez Hal-Sfgnal De.
feat of the Assaiants-Great Havoc 4naong
The Ke6cls-7Ae Rebels Short Of Provisions
1Heir Retreat Cut Of Georyians Astonished
--Ibsition Of Gen. lcClelldH.
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D Il ID.
Atst F2nl. MINI, OF Consumption. On tte Hn 1asr-s
CHA6. 3. HARGfN, sSed n 3eA1s-
Funeral to morrow tFrtdxy), At o'clock r.. H21s
The reeidence Of hiB mother Ars. H. T. Aasg1a' no.
II MtcAtE Al avenue.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
MISSOURI A BATTLE FIELD.


at41fG VI Ghh laVNS O4sUU1s'
More lllil0eS NrOfDs Called For.
aso n,nc ,,x,.r arur.
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rrO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE
rmnnrfars from EufODe.

The Grand trunk Railway Company Of Canada
lssue through bills Of ladlnE om the West 10 LVeF-
poIl Tor nj OF Produce as vst1 low rates.
they also grant through hills Of 9sdify from Ha1re
Liverpool md London. Apply By MAil OF paHsnna13
No II Lake street. tafcax0.
II Pxa1rHaToH, 9sn. Freight Agent Mounes&+
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NOTICE 70 EXCURSION AND
PICNIC PARTIES.

Tho Ill.ncls Central Railroad ComoaaY tAsa nsde
xs9angeEeCtB for the use Of dno Grove. toc7&ed u
Matteaon. on the line cf tselr road, twsat14o7W
miles ftunr Chicago. = r 4
Ttis Grows Is Immediately adintuiux the sa5k =
put il suitable condition tnr PsoNin Raxsie4 49,
fsr tpeake7s, z;sT. benches ~ q 991,aF sssse
Il Cear Wstez Ad34eeat 70 re ssdSs r. R,s ~
o y nt;et3c 15orta Tits CROWS v1 ea1s a
podate Hrx peoe!e 4 ~ - An1a:s sa...
- sfan tcg * ~ o@e. g, tbs Gene1N a03.sta.sx
F.f.5t1h@Ls's 49, ~Aa1 IS.Al sa:~<s -E-Ia4A
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TRUE PERSIAN INSECT POW.
l. DER-A sa5e and sure destroyer Of
VERnIIN OF KVERY KIND
se1d Wholesale and Retail b.
GALE BRoTHERs. ~ KAndolpa stzaet
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w ANTED-1n family consist
w inE OF two pezsors. Gil to Do hou.axoxf
ard cccasienaI sewing apply 4th story e3rnef 1t
Lake and Clark stfeeta~ over Express Once iYf3x1t
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WANTED-Agents for the most
uonsl In its character, and viii sell e1fensi1ely It
pEsnt q go per zen. Escus1sc Tsttosy xn g
ln the 18th Inst. ARTIST" Tribune omee, Chicago.
{v13
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e. X. WILLARD Il CO.,
Exchange Dealers ..-..-...Ho, IS C1ark Street,
jJ1lxlU8lt SQutheaAt corner Of Lake
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby that numher Of logs were
~ taken up on the 29th Of Sept, 1861, while
floating in the river Susquehsnna in Lower Nah.
onoy, Northumberland county, Pa, b, Abraham
Blasser X Co., pearing the following marks upon
them
HLW, .; 3R, $; 2OG |: (O)5, L; RF&C, .;
LIB, ,; J&K, 5: ACF, OH. S. q; WIN, All;
.. DWH =; b, +, JMH 4; SID 3; CB 3.
ONO RAD; (N) ,. JCD3. IR. PCF 2. (-),
THG >, 90, 4, B&Pa, "a, (ooo). BAC 8,
Abs, +. h. EP 2. &c 4. $50 =. = 8, CANS.
IFS, GB 2. Y, n.P, =, z. CIV, &, GLIB 3.
TO, XXM >. JA3R ., l.W .. JSW 5. CRS 2,
.HM. (o). IFS, 2W, 3S. C5z LII, is, sN.
stick'.-ltM 2; Mx"i.
A statement and desc,p WAS filed in my
office on the 25th of October 1861, at George.
town. northumberland county. Pa, for the IN.
spection of all concerned. The owner or owners
thereof are requested to prove property, pay all
legal charges and take them away, or otherwise
the same will be forfeited.
H. RESSLER, j. p.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
ORPHANS' COURT S1LE-

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Snyder county. to Isaac ShafTcr and vii.
liam A. Sholler, directed will Re sold at pubic
sale, on the premises, in Jordan township. Nor
thumberland county, on SATURDAY, the SUth
day OF November, 1861 the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, viz:
A certain Tract of Land, situate in Jordan
township Northumberland county, Pa. adjoining
lands of Michael Shaller. decd. on the north
Darrell Swariz on the Isaac Deppin on the south
aud lands of Jacob Philips the west, cor tain
ing seventy five acres and one hundred and six
teen perches, strict measure. having thereon
erected a two story farm House, hank barn and
other out buildings. Choices irui; trees an ex.
cellent water. The land is in u high state of
cultivation.
Conditions will he made known on the day of
sale by ISAAC SHAFFER,
WILLIAM SHAFFER
Nov =, lH6i.- y administrators.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
The Great Cure for Consumption.

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Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
II you have cough, use
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If you have Asthma, uss
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II you have Sore Throat, use
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Ifyou have Bronchitis, use
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If you have Consumption. use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial is an uufa
ing remedy for disease of the Kidneys, Urinary
Complaints, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Nervous
Debility, and for Female weakness aud Ilreeu
larities.
The well known efficacy Of Pine Tree Tar in
the of external affections or Sores, pointed it
out as the Natural Remedy for what Physicians
call Tubercular Ailectons Chat is to say, Sores
upon the Lungs. 1t remained TO discover the
best means Of application, which discovery has
been made, as a thousand testimonials prove, by
the Proprietor of
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial /!
II you have DYSPEPSIA. use
Wisharts Great American Dyspepsia Pill /!
! sure cure Warranted for one dollar, or the
Money Refunded!
Buy box aud take them according TO direc'
tons, and if they do not cure you, the money will
be returned.
AGENTs-Wm. Weimer, Northumberland
4. w, Fischer, Sunbury.
Call at either place, and get descriptive Cir
cular.
l.. Q. G. Wishsrt, proprietor, No. 10, Nsrth
Seco.d, Philadelphia
August 10, ls6i.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
REBEL 1IINIsTER ARRESTED.


The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, pastor of the Episco.
pal Church in this town, was arrested this morn
ing by Captain Ben Ricketts,, Company e, Big
Elk Rangers, few minutes before commencing
service in his church. The most intense excite.
ment was produced among the female portion of
the congregation, the maturity of whom evidently
sympathized with him aud while some of them
wrung Their hands in great agony for the loss of
their dear pastor" as they termed him, others
called on their male friends to get their guns and
shoot the Captain for interfering with him while
III the discharge of his religious duty. promi.
nent SecessioniSt. and one of the wealthiest men
in our town, offered to go his security if the
Captain would release him, hut it was of no
avail, and after giving him time to arrange some
OF his domestic affairs, he was provided with con-
veyance and taken to Cambridge, where the
Captain has been encamped for some time, tn
await further instructions from the Government
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16

BREcKINRIDGE.-Tbe Baltimore American
says: We have been reminded Of the won
drous transformation OF Mr. Breckenridge by
a casual glance at sentiment Of his recording
his assumed loyalty to the Government when,
as Vice President Of the United States, he
had occasion to make speech on moving
from the old Senate Chamber to the new
10 it be has pronounced curse upon his
own treason; he has recorded, in advance,
the verdict that posterity will render upon
bis conduct. He asked -
"ls there an American who regrets the
past ? Is there one who will deride his
country's laws, psryert ber Constitution, or
r''-na'e hes peoples II there be such man,
t' his memory descend TO posteriiy lsden o
w.l. The sseera,ivn " all uaukind"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
NOTICE.

is hereby given that the following logs were
taken up on the 10Th OF Sept, 1861, by Philip
Buhh. while floating in the river Susquehanns
in Northumberland county, Pa:
stick square timber 80 feet long, mark b.
40 (" EAI
4 statement aud description was filed in my
office on the 25h Oct 1861 at Georgetown, Nor,
lhumberland county, Pa, for the inspection oi
all concerned. The owner or owners are request
ed to prove property, pay all legal charges and
take them away or olherwise the same will be
forfeited. ]. Ii. RESSLER.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16

NORTHERN CoTroN Allusion
was made about two months since in the
Inquirer to experiments in cotton culture,
made during the present year by the Messrs.
Garsed, at Fraukior1. aud Mr.. b. H. jerks,
at Bridesburg, each Of whom planted last
spring an acre OF short cotton. after having
first grown the clips in hot houses. Both
crops progressed we'll until about the Goth of
October. The plants averaged four feet in
height the 6olls were the size of ducks eggs.
and had commenced bursting, wheu frost,
which occurred at that time, psraly yzed them,
aud they oil now stand withered aud blg hted.
-Phiiadeiphia Inquirer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
THE CAPTURE OF rHE PIRATE SUMTER
CONFIRMED.

a family letter received here, dated on the
25th OF October on board the U. s. frigate
Santee, off Galveston. confirms the report Of
the capture of the pirate Sumter.
The writer says she was caught 10 her
own trap. Ii seems that she mistook one OF
the u. s. gun.boats for a merchant vessel
and started 10 pursuit. When the gun boat
had drawn her out Tar enough she turned aud
chased her ashore.
Her officers aud Grew ara prisoners ~
board the uuiled . ,;,s stesuei Niagara
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given, that a number of Logs hHve
~ been taken up while floating in the Iivec uAquelna
IN Northumberland county, Adam Altman Tearing the fol-
lowing marks upon them, viz;
(Nl, s; = &, L. b b C,i; JFS; GM d. y; n O; J
Ki CT :; O b. Pc +; O; LF; B& L, s. .; ] AS K,
NJ Ii, NJ, SIS, BsP, cx, JBC, JW, ALE, X, !, ClB,
3B. CAS-, 10, eRS, XIX, JhlH, q, cB cpB, cP, T.,
Tmlet-JJM 80 feet long. do 81. feet Lng; JM 90 Il
long WM 81 feet long, La so feet lnng,
stntrmen and descriptions ded in my office the
a9th Of September, 1861, al Georgetown, Northumberland
county, Pa for the inspection o all concerned The owner
orowners thereof Requested prove property pay
legal charges aud take them away otheIw the
will be forfeited.
l. II. REssIER, ] .P.
October %, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
NOW YORK LINES.

THE CAMDEN AMBOY AND rHILKDELPuIA A
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S LINES,
From PhiiadeipAia to Mem York and Ia,
Places.
From Walnut Street Wharf aud KensInctnn Denot
l4Ilhuelpha, Willicave ms uEOws, VIZ FARE
AZ A NJ, via Camden aud Amboy-C& x Accom-.
mOducl, - s5
At6 A NJ, via Candea and Jersey City-Nrw Jer
sey ctmnmo,l"t,m, 22j
At % NJ, via Camden and Jersey cty-Mornmg
Nal, 90
tern Express, 900
At 12I PM va Camden and Amboy accommodation . rs
At , NJ, Via Camden and Amboy-C and A. Ex-
AT 81 + NJ, via Kensington, and Jersey city, Eve. w
nIg Express, 3 OG
At p N, WA kcnsirgton and Jefsey city, 2i
At6i NJ, via Camden & Jersey city-Eycning NJ MI a "a
At NJ, via Camden aud Jersey clty--Souh Mail %
Al 5 = NJ. via Camden and -Accommnda-
tion. tFIesbi and rassengerJ lst class ticket, aa5
The 0 p. NJ. Mail Line runs daily The II Southern
Mail Saturdays excepted
For Relvdere, Easton, Fleming ton, &c at : 10 A. NJ
from Walnut street wharf and ZIP. NJ from Keusncon
For Manc Chunk, Allentown aid Bethlehem, at g. A NJ
via lehgh Valley Railroad
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre
Mnlrose Great Bend, &C. at : 10 A NJ, via Delaware
LackawTnn and Western Railroad
FnT Freehold. NJ A. NJ. and 2P.M.
Foi Mount Holly, NJ 6 NJ, and !, r. NJ.
WAY LINES.
for Bristol trenton, &C., at 10 nm ~ a. NJ, 81,
30 and II NJ from Keilsireoii and y p NJ from WAL
nut s. Ieet Wharf.
ForPamyr, Rivertnn, Denncn, Beverly, Burlington
Fhrence, !Srdcntown, &c, at lTi,i, and 81 p. NJ.
Siermbnat lrenum, for RrteItuvn, and Intermediate
places, nj ,! p NJ frm Walnut street Wharf.
tT' For New York, and WAY Lines leaving Kensing-
toa Depn take the olffifth street above Walnut,
half an hour before depnrt The ears into the De-
pot and IN arrival Of each Foln rug from the depot.
Fifty pounds of Baggage only allowed each passenger,
Passertrrs p'Qhbied from taking nnyhisg bag.
gage hut their wearing apparel. Al Baggage over fifty
Pnunha tn be p2d f'r eXtrr The Company lme their
responsibility Tor baggage to One Dollar per pound and
wH NOT he liable in' any amount beyond 100 DpllLis
cept BY sprr1nl contract
WM II, dATZMER Agent C, L 4. r. Il Co
Noy. o.