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THE GREAT REBELLION,

WAsHlNGroS, May 26.-To.day, one of the
Zousves (now stationed at Alexandria, nam
&c Buckley, assaulted bis superior Office who
instantly shot him dead.
Private jacobson, Of the New York Sc.
venty-hrst, was drowned day. The firing
Of guns from the Pocahantds, to raise his
body, caused false report to prevail that o
fight was in progress
The New Hork Seventh returned to this
city Sunday. They will leave for home on
Tuesday morning.
Reliable dispatches state that there was
no truth in the report Of another sttsck on
Sewall's Point.
All the Pennsylvania regiments are 10 good
health and spirits. They are being drilled
into wonderful efficiency.
The commandunt, Major Joseph A.. Has.
kin, whose skill and bravery were tested al
Chepuitepec, where he lost an arm, is iu com.
mrnd, and has thoroughly strepgthene1 his
position The 32, Founders are all mounted
the furnaces for heating shot are in apple.
pie order, the magazines are full, the hand
grenades are ready for use st moments no.
tlce, the bombs are Lying around loose" aud
the artillerlsts sleep nightly beneath their
guns. il is the intention OF the Government
10 erect battery on the bill, Immediately y
behind the fort.
BALTIMORE, May s6.-The three hundred
troops which had been stationed on the line OF
the Northern Central Railway passed en- route
for Washington to-day.
Gen. Cadwalader's troops encamped here are
doing well. They are visited by large numbers
OF the citizens
The best information from Washington and
points farther South represents that all the rumors
OF lighting near Alex xandria and Court House
are totally unfounded, and also the rumors of a
collision at Sewsirs Point. Affairs in Washing.
ton are said to be quiet.
gentleman who left Wheeling last night
says that the Union feeling there Is intense, and
several prominent Secessionsts have been driven
from the city. The Western virginisns are de
lermined TO support the Union at all hazards.
From passengers who passed through Haiper's
Ferry at noon to-day, learn that all is quiet
there. At the Point Of Rocks, where the mails
and passengers are daily transferred, the travel
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THE INVENTIONS OF SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER

THE INVENTIONS OF SOUTHERN NEwsPAPERs-
IMAGlNARy BATTELs AND VICTORIES.
NASHVILLE, Teno.. May 27,-A special de
spatch to the Daily Gazette says that "a fight
took place at Harper's Ferry on Saturday, in
which the enemy were repulsed." aud that ION
Sunday there was fight at Hampton, hear
Fortress Monroe, in which six hundred Of
Lincon's troops were killed and wounded,
while the Southern loss only afty." Also, that
partial returns from eighteen counties 10 Nir.
gina show only thrteeu votes against Seces.
siuu
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n ife or Death-The subscribers take
4 pleasure in announcing that they are now
prepared TO mail Qree) to those who wish il, a
copy of an important little work, by the late DR..
Branpton, entitled "The lnvalid's Medical Con.
fidant" published for the benefit, and as warn
ing to young men and persons who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c &c,
supplying the means of self cure. The reader is
iresistibly led TO compare useful life wah an
ignoble death.
Reader, lose not q moment but send your ad.
dress for a copy of this little work. Address the
Publishers
DIR JOHN OGDEN & co,
"a & &C John ST.. New York.
May ls, ls6l.-3mos
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FROM ALEXANDRIA,

ALExAsbrIA. May 26.-The Marshall House
is the hotel in which General Washington stop.
ped and Col Ellsworth was shot near the door
of the chamber that Washington occupied.
Sergeant Butterworth, of the New York Zuuaves,
wos shot last night by Mike O'Neal of the same
corps, who was acting as sentry, and receiving
no reply TO his challenge, fired and instantly xii.
led the former. Butlcrworth unfortunately was
a sufferer, and his failing to answer was caused
by the infirmity
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MA NHooD-
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED, JUST PUBLISHED
IN SEALED ENVELOPE:
ON the nature, treatment, aud radical cure Of sperna
" toIrhHa or Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility Ner-
aud Involuntary emissions, inducing mpolency,
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ByRoBT. J. CTLVERWELI, M D.,
Author OF the "GIeen Bouk,n&c.
The woIld-Ien0wned author in this admirable Lecinre
clearly proves from his own experience that the uwu,
consequences Of Selia0use may be eectualy removed
without medicine aud without dangerous surg opera
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PAID the receipt of postage STAMPS, by addressing
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Two FRIES CAPTURED.

The steamer Quaker City had arrived Of
Fort Nj onroe with two prizes, both very valu.
able. One is large burque from Rio, owned
10 Richmond, loaded With coffee. The other
is o schooner, with full cargo. They will be
taken either TO Philadelphia or New York.
Commodore Strineham with the steamer
Minnesota, was to proceed to join the Gulf
SQupdrou to day.
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al at N { III s.
THE DEATH OF ELLSWORTH
pARrIcuAARs OF rnE occuee Escn.

Conveyance Of The body to New Yort. The
The Fanerdt Ccremonies.-S Scenes in Bal.
Gmore, Washington and NeO York.-7he
Assassination
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Orphans Court Sale.


I'm pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed
to public sale, on the premises, on Saturday, the
27,h day of July, next, all that certain Tract
or Piece of LAND, situate partly in Shamokn
township, and partly in Conl township, Norhun' =
berlsnd county, Pennsylvania. bounded by lands
of Martin Gass, lands surveyed to ObedIah Camp.
bell, John Ellsworth, Robert Taggart John Mil.
Ter, and Thomas Hamilton. containing -Four Hun.
dred and TwenyEight Acres and Fifty one
perches Of Land and allowance, be the same
more or less, late the property OF Christian Ka'
bel, deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of said
day. when the terms and conditions Of sale will
be naae known by
ISAAC HACSE, Admir-.
BY order Of Court.
J, B. MAsSER, elk. q. C.
SunbuIy, May 4, 1861.
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New Advertisements.
Notiec-EsOrouch Orders.

A LII persons holding old Borough ORDERS that
fA are not numbered and dated previous to
September. 1865, are requested to report the
same TO either of the unsigned Immediately, in
accordance with resolution passed by the Bur
gesses and Council of Sunbury, May 9TH, 1861.
WIN. J. GRANT F;r,n..
3. B. BOYER,
Pm. SHINDEL,
SunburY. May 25. lS6l.-
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Oval Photograph Frames.

M f desire to call the attention of the public
W toour Lithoconia Oval Photograph Frames
They possess ell the good qualities Of wood frames
with the aGvanta5e of greater durabllit, as they
never warp crack, aud are sold much cheaper.
We also have on hand large variety Of
WOOD OYALS, which we offer twenty live per
cent lower than can he bought elsewhere. Also,
good assortment OF Pgsse Partouts.
Square Frames at prUporionaly low prices.
All orders by mail promptly filled. All who
come 10 our great CorAnercial Metropolis We
invite to call see aud sxaminn.
H. w. LADD d. CO.
453 Broadway, New York.
March 80, 1861.
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has been ,obsiructcd BY so mining IN immense
rock that Il overhanss the road, and is ready to
be iopped over on the track at any momen6-
The road is also guarded by the Virginians. w.
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ALEXANDRIA TRAITORS SHOT.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Two citizens oil
Alexandria, who on their word of honor de.
cared that they we're loyal to the United
States, we're recently granted passes, with
permission to return to that city at pleasure.
They went beyond the outside guards to-day,
got into the bushes, and fred upon the guards
of the United States Artillery. They we're
Immediately pursued and SCOT. The passes
referred to were found in their pockets
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-01
BALT1MoRE. M onday, May 81, 1861
HABEAs CORPUS.

Chief Justice Tapey has issued writ of
hsbeas corpus directed to General Cadwala-
der, directing him to produce the body OF MIR.
Merriman. The writ is made returnable to.
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,ATTENTIoN-

VOLT UNTEER's ANUAL
Containing full instructions for the RECRUIT,
in the Schools of the Soldier and Squad given
in the most Simple style, and all the information
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and Manual OF Arms. aud complete directions
relative to Loading and Firing. Arranged ac-
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SCOTT's SYSTEM OF INFANTRY TAG.
TICS.
And In conformation with the army require.
ments for ,hc present War, by
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of the National Guard.
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THIS BOOK is OFFICIALLY APPROVED OF.

The instructions given are of the greatest i'm.
portance to the rev volunteer, and should be
thoroughly understood, being indispensable TO
the instruction Of company.
Bound in one volume, l2mo., go pages, Paper
Cover, price 25 cents. Flexible Cloth, 80 cents.
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sUNBURY ACADEEY.

fI'HE SUMMER TERM .! ihe Sunbury Academy viii
L cummSuce uu the c,h uf April.
The course OF mhrucliuu embraces every depart
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Tuition 10 Ne raid before tie Riddle Of iae eru,
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surtioa Tanex on haatinp ,hs renlr of flens.l

Justice Tauey. on hearing the reply OF Gene
raj Csdwslsder declining to produce the
body Of Mr.. Mefrymsn) ordered writ Of
attachment for contempt OF cobft 70 Issue
against that officer. The u 8. Marshal, Mr..
Bonifaot, took the writ, aud proceeded with
II this morning to Fort McHenry. The
sergeant went, delivered his message, and
brought back to the astonished Marshal this
laconic response =
General Cadwalsder has received Marshal
Bonifant's message. and has no reply TO make
thereto"
Whereupon Marshal Bonifant retrsced his
steps, and entering the court room where
Chief Justice TaDey was sitting, reported
what had taken place.
The venerable Judge was evidently greatly
affected and displeased He remarked that
u we're useless TO attempt to arrest General
Cadwaladsr, land thought from the tone
10 which be eaid that, il il we're possible be
Douid arrest him) that be would write out
his views Of the case, aud submit them TO the
President Of the Upited States and would
urge him at the same time, to discharge bis
constitutional duty ia regard TO the case,
and see that the dignity Of the laws Of the
land was upheld.
Thus stand the Merrymap hubeas corpus
case nt present. 1t will be memorable one
in the history OF the Jurisprudence Of the
country. One thing is clear, General Cad
wulsder will never bring the body Of John
Merrynan before Judge Taney without the
orders Of President Lincoln and Mr.. Lin
coin will give no such orders. In times like
these, the personal liberty of the subject must
give way before the safety Of the State. In
ter drmes leges silent and in these .imes, the
sword is more powerful than the pen or the
gown, or both together.
IMPORTANT FROM MANASSAS CAR.
A Baltimorean arrived here to-day, direct
from Lyucbburg, Va, which place be left on
Sunday night. He says the number of South
ern troops a. that city has been greatly exag'
gerated, as there we're certainly not over
10000 there on Friday and Saturday last
There we're about 5000 at Charlottesville,
5000 at Gordonsvle and 5000 at Culpepper
Court House. On arriving at Manassas
Gap the train was stopped, and not allowed
to proceed any further East. He found
large force of Southern troops there, posted
along the Orange and Alexandria,, Railroad
towards Alexandria, and the Manassas Gap
Railroad towards Strasburg. They were
earthworks, some Of which we're
finished, defending the railroad junction. He
estimates the number of troops there ut ff |
teen thousand. He saw very few heavy guns
mounted but wos informed that more were
expected every day. He is satisfied, from !
all that he saw and heard there, that is the
determination OF the rebels to make despe- |
rate stand ut the point.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-01
BRIDGE BURNT.

The burning of the bridge between Fort
Monroe aud Hampton is confirmed. 1t was
done on Friday. This cuts of the commun
cation with Hampton, but the bridge can be
easily rebuilt. 1t is a mile aud quarter
from the Fortress. The report OF an action
at Sewalrs Point is incorrect. Neither Sew
ais Point nor Norfolk will be attacked until
reinfurcements arrive, but both will be attack
ed and taken os soon as sufficient force can
be concentrated.
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The Same Work

Ine Same SvOFk
Is also published in the German Language, at
the same price, and is the Uriy German
Book of American Tactics pub
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Photograph and Ambrotype Artist,
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Pictures taken in Cloudy as well as Clear
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PRICES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS, from
rs 90 to $1,000.
A large assortment of Frames for Photo.
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,

| COM NJ EhClAL N Z NSEhlES,
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JOHN w. BUCHER. Local Agent, sunbury
Pa.
VsNhe subscriber, having been appointed local
4 Agent for the sale of Fruit trees, plants
vines, &c, of one ofthe most reliable Nurseries,
calls the attention of all who want choice fruit to
this method, as more celtaIn than by obtaining
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Gooseberry, Blackberry and Strawberry Plant
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Strawberry Plants, in great variety, including
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Grape Vines,-including those fine, new, yet
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Plants, Roses, Evergreens and every variety Of
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Sunbury, FEBRUARY, ., 1861. -----.
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BRIDGES RuRNT.

PITrsBuRG, May 29.-On Sunday the &C..
cessionsts burned two of the bridges between
Pennington and Warrington on the Balt
more and Ohih Railroad, and later in the
day the rerofts were that they we're busp
tearing up the track between those places
and Grafton. The cohsexuence was that the
express tr in did not arrive.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-01
Centre Turnpike Rosi.

'HNIlE Stockholders are hereby notified, that an
II election will be held at the house OF Mrs.
Brown, in the Borough of Northumbera on
Monday, the Sd dav of June next, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock p. H.,
for the PURPOSE Of electing officers to serve for the
ensuing year.
J. II. PRIESTLEY, President.
Nav a. 1851 -dt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-01
AFFAIRS AT hARPER's FERRY.

The passenger train on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is in as usual, with the West
eru mail. All reports OF destruction or injury
of the track at Hsrper's Ferry ore unfounded
learn from good authority that Gen. John
son is greatly iucensed at the attempt to
throw down Bollman's rock upon the track,
and Gays that be will punish the parties en-
gagged Ia that attempt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-01

TO he Voters Of Northumberland County
Fellow CITIzESs;
offer myself as Union Candidate foI
the Office of ASSOCIATE JUDGE, at the next
election. Should be elected, pledge myself
to perform the duties Of the office to the best Of
my ability. JOHN DUNHAM.
Eor.hufaberisnd, Nay 4, ls6L-w
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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES.
AND ONE WITHOUT A MATE.

1st.- ne IaPer NECK lie
(Patent applied for)
This Tie is made entirely of paper, in 100 diff
ferent styles and in perfect imitation of silks and
other fabrics. The price is so low that gentle
man may wear new neck tie every day, and yet
not no be chargeable with extravaganza, o, one
Tie can be worn 3 to days. if necessary to
eeonomize.
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Executors Notice.

ENUCUIOrS NOtlCe.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamen.
v tary on the estate of Iohn Kline Sr., late of
Rush township, Northumberland county, deceas-
ed, have bren granted to the Undersigned All
persons having claims against the estate of the
said deceased, are requested 10 p.esent them. and
persons indebted thereto to make immediate
payment TO
ISAAC CAMPBELL, Executor
Nav a. IS6l-6t
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An exquisite beautiful artlcle-lt has only to be
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N. B.-We sell 10 wholesale Jobbers only,
Country Merchants can order our goods of any
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DIRECTIONS FOR ADJUSTiNG-Ope
the after part of the base sufficiently to allow the
axle to go in its place then raise or lower the
Horse 10 suit you. Screw the bolts in the size
very tight
IL These Horses are WARRANTED one
year.
March l6, ls6l.-a
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2nd-The Relief Tie

This is doubtless the most perfect silk Tie ever
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perfect Relief from al, farther trouble in tying
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Every Orphan Asylum aud Institution where
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
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Ons Of the associates of Col Ellsworth
thus details the part iculars of the sad occur
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Bilious Liver comp,ain,

From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Ns,c Iork City.
Not only arc your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
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Washington, b. c., 7th Feb, 1856. :
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