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New Advertisements.
NEW YORK LINES.

THE CAMDEN Il AMBOY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S LINES,
From Philadelphia to New York and va,
Places.
From Walnut Street Wharf and KenslHgton Depot
Philadelphia, will leave ns iUlows, viz FARE
AGA N, via Camden and Amboy-C& & A Accom-.
At MeA NJ, via Camden and Jersey city-New Jer- -
sey accommodation, 225
AT y NJ, via Camden and Jersey city-Morning
AT 1e, PM, via Kensing.on and Jersey city, wes-
tern Express, Q 90
Al z Nj, via Camden and Amboy-C aud A. Ex-
A,el NJ, via Remington, and Jersey city, Eve.
At NJ, VIA Kensins,on and Jersey city, I'd
Glass Ticket, Is
Ate NJ, via Camden & Jersey city-Evening Mail W
AT II Z NJ via Camden and Jersey citySOuth Mail rs
AT S p NJ. via Camden and Amboy-Accomlnoda-
ti0n' tFresb' and rasse"serJ IL elass ticket ass
The P. NJ. Mail Line runs daily. The IL Southern
Mail Saturdays excepted.
For Relviiere Easton, Fleming ton, &c at 10 A NJ,
from Walnut street wharf and 9i NJ from Kensng,on.
For Mauch Chunk Allentown und bethlehem, at 0, A M.
via Iehigh Valley Railroad
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, wkesbarre,
Munirose Great Bend, &C., at 10 A NJ, via Delaware
Lackawanna nlid Western Railroad
For Freehold, at Q A. NJ and 2P. NJ.
For Mount Holly, at 8 NJ, and ,, P M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, &c, at 10 and ~ A. NJ, ST.
30 and II P NJ from Kensirson and u M from Wal
nut sIeet Wharf.
ForPamyra Rverton, Deianco, Beverly Burlington,
Florence, B,rdrntown, &c, Mt NJ, 1, S and 81 PM
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordetown, and intermediate
places, mt % p NJ from Walnut street Wharf.
EF- For New York, and WAY Lines leaving kensing-
tna Depot take the Filth street, above Walnut,
half an hour before departure. The into thsDe
Pot. and ON arrival of ench Train run from the depot
Fifty pounds of Baggage only allowed each passenger,
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything Bag
gage hut their wearing apparel. All Baggage over fifty
pounds to be pnd for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound and
will not be liable fnr nny amount beyond 100 Dollars e1-
cept by specialcOrirnct
Nov ., '6l.
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Assessors.

ASSESSUId
TNHE Assessors of Northumberland county are
Il requested to make return of their triennial
assessments to the Comms sfstIer', Office, on the
27th day Of December, 1861. at which time there
will be meeting Of The Board of Commissioners.
by order of the Board,
s. ID. JORDAN, Clerk.
Comm issioner's Office, }
Sunbury, October 10, 1861.
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,

FL E. HOOKER 81 CO.,
ROCHESTER,. n. Y
JOHN w. BUCHER, Local Agent, Sunbury
Pa.
vU>be subscriber, having been appointed local
Il Agent for the sale OF Fruit trees, plants,
vines &C., of ons ofthe most reliable Nurseries,
calls the attention of all who want choice fruit 10
this method, more ceItan than by obtaining
them through travelling agents. Among those
described in the Catalogue are, Dwarf Pear
Trees, Of the age for transplanting, remarkably
fine.
warf Apple Trees on Paradise Stocks, ma
king beautiful little trees for the garden, and pro-
ducing remarkably fine specimens of fruit in
very short time.
Dwarf Cherry Trees. budded on Mahaeb
Stocks, handsome trees.
Standard Apple. Pear and Cherry Trees very
fine, with large list OF varieties.
Peach Plum, Nectarine and Apricot Trees.
Gooseberry. Blackberry and Strawberry Plant
all of the finest kinds.
such as Cherry. White Grape, White Gondouin,
Red Grape, Victoria, &c.
Strawberry Plants. in great variety, including
the Hooker, Wilson's Albany, Triomphie de
Gand, (the most approved old varieties,) as well
as all the novelties.
Grape including those fine, new, yet
well tested kinds. which planter should be
without, such as Delaware, Concord, and Hart
ford Prolific These we have propagated so ex
tensively as to able to offer them at reduced and
| satisfactory prices. --.-
Plants, Roses, Eyergreens and every variety Of
ornamental trees and Shrubbery, securely packed
JOHN w. BUGHER, Agent, sunbury Pa.
Sunbuiy, Febuary, ., 1861.
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TREES! TR nEs.

- tSS Al 4SsS - &S Srs - -
'ENHE undersigned invite attention to lheir
Il large and well grown stock of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
shruts, &c, embracing large and complete as.
soytmPnt IF
APPLES, Peers, Peschcs, pluns Cherries, Ap'i
cois and Nsciarincs. STANDARD tor 1he
Or,hard am Dwarf fur the
garden.
Enelish WsIuu's Spanish Chsspu,s. Haz''
nuts, Ac., Rasherrles, Strawberries, CuTsuis aud
tiooseterri,s, il great variety.
GRATES OF CHOICEST KINDS.
Asparagus, RhuhaTh, &C., &c. Also fine
stock of well formed, bushy ENERGREENS,
suitable for the Cemeiry aud Lawn.
Deciduous Trees for street planting and gen
eral assortment of Ornamental Trees and Flow
erine Shrubs
Roses of choice varieties. Camcllias, Bedding
Plants. DC.
Our stock is remarkably thrifty and fine, and
We offer il at prices 10 suit the times.
Eg- Catalogues mailed to all applicants
Address EDWARD ] EVANS co.
Central Nurseries, YORK, Pa.
September u, ls6l.-3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that n number of Logs have
been taken up while f1ang in the river Susquehanna
IN Northumberland county, Adam Altman, Learing the fol-
lowing marks upon them, viz
~, S; 30, ;BBC, E&I; IFS; GMD;B B;fi O;
4 X CIR b; PEI; o; LF; B&E, S. 2;JAsR,
se;e : b p, Ep, NJ HI HI c, W, o, eRs,
sB. CAS-. 70. cIs, @R, JaH sy, SLI enb 0'"'
Timhef-JJM 80 feet long do 5li feet long JM 20 n
long wM - feet long, la so feel fing.
statement and description Sled in my Office on The
goth of September, 1897, at Georgetown
county Pa for the inspection 81 all concerned, The owner
f~nrrs thereof requested 10 prove property nav ali
szs chpses mad take them away oihsrwise the same
vi fsf9feted iIa .r.
II EEseIER, Up
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FANCY FURS!l
John EaTetr3,
us ARCH Street, between
7,h., and sth., SIS,
(Ldte 6l8 Marktt,)

PHILADELPHIA.

Importer & Manufacturer
Of, and Dealer in all kinds
OF FANCY FURS, for
LADIES' Misses and Chill
dren's Wear.
Having now manufactur-
ed and IN store my usual
large and beautiful assuIt-
.nient of all tue various
styles aud qualities of Furs,
adapted to the Fall aud
Winter Seasons, ] would
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09
Widows Election under the $500 Law.

Widows Election under the $500 Law
NOTICE is hereby given that appraisements
~ Of real and personal property have been
made TO the widows, respectively, of the following
named decedents. agreeahly to the acts of
Assembly, in such cases made and provided:
Frederick G. Fielder, deceased.
Frederick Haas,
s William Hayes,
Philip Forst,
James Cameron.
And that the same will bs presented to the
Orphans Court Of Northumberland county. for
approval, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF November
next, unless exceptions be filed thereto before
sad day. J. B. MASSER, elk. D. q.
Sunbury, October 10, 1861.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that u number of Logs have
Ltbeen taken up while floating in the Susquehnnna
~ NoTthumberland county By Philip Massner and JOHN
undecobler, bearing the following marks upon them;
NK; Jti CB, G; B, 9; Xxx, x,IiSxD5; 2G S; b, o;
PuStl JFS,3i BsP, I; Il, ci h, Il NM NJ, Il
yHRP WxN2W .; G MD; Hi OR C5z s.
6Ts g. sp; r; GHN q III g. 1saj n
lo)ss IAPC. 2;A0y, q; q c; E&c;Js ca :;
Ten LWi JHC;T TB; o l. JAH; HLMi ia
ID w Ill JsM;( ~; B&E,
staement mud descIipt filed in Office In the
goth Of September, l5t nt Georg-town, Northumberland
CO.. Pa for the inspection of all concerned The
owners thereof are requested to prove property, pay all
legal charges and take them away otherwise the same
will be forfeited
III. REssLER, J.P.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09
Phil'a, Oct. 5.--3m n.
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LIST OF CAUSES

LIST OF CAUSES
For trial ir HE Court of Common Pleas of Nor
tnumberaod county, November Term 1861
Plaintiffs Defendants
John Miller, dec j. heirs VS. VIM I.evan, with no.
tice to Mahonoy and
Shamokin Imp Go.
WIN |. Dewart, vs Sunhury Canal aud Water
.... Power Co.
Samuel 3 Barton, VS. Wn Mckissick,
NJ aria Gouger vs Jacob Dolflender and
Dentle.
David Miller, deed. aIm'r VI Druckemillsr and
Young.
Peter Balay VS. Joseph p Kennedy.
Goo w Fleming dec. adm. y W l. Hefens,ein.
Galen Robins, dec. adm. Us Mary Reese,
same, vs. Spencer NJ 4 VIM II kase.
Lawrence Tierney VS. VIM Harr.
VIM Nagle We John B McMicksr,
Haas and Bowen, Benz schock
John Keiter, Va John Shis.er,
Krei,zer q Case for VS. Ralph Boyle, deceased,
John Kei,er for Mary 1s NJ A Kseier and John
Keilet Shssler.
Josiah keer VS. Same
T. Thacker and Sarah his wrie VS. Martin Rissel
J B Masser for WIN l. y, Elizabeth and NJ Mul
Dewsu lens
Brigh, VS. s.aiNichsel and
BYhtAsf.
Henry Tharp, VS. Nor,beTii Central r Il Co
Jesse e Horton vs. Dewart and Beacham,
Daniel Miller Il Co VS. james Smith.
& II Il A Abbott endstsers vs. 5 {; Wheeter &
OF $ X Wood " l. Dewitt
Thos Craig for the use of
VIM Miller VS. Miller & Bower.
VIM Wedenhammer vs. John MeMathew,
John Wagner vs Jacob Dresser,
Jonat. Dunkleberger vs John Bamford,
Mary H Greenland heirs vs. n orlhern Cen Il X Co
Shamokin Bank vs. Albert Worrail
Same Va David Longnecker,
Klaze and Buchner vs VIM l. DewarI et al
Francis Klaze, vs. Same
Mary & Vincent VS. John l. Watson.
Hiram Young Ira I Clement
Daniel Weldner dec. admir- VS. Blair and Rsed.
Robert Saxton dec. admir- VS. BenevilIe X HaAg.
Peter Hanseman, VS. Koben Mccoy,
Decatur Herb, vs. John Snyder dec. adm'r.
VIM + Garter vs. VIM II Kase
James p Armstrong VS. James Emmans dec admir-.
GABRIEL Kline for Amos Bieber VS. Geo & Mckee
Zuern and Bcvsn VS. Joseph " Anthony.
VIM ]. Dewat vs. Charles w Higgins
Samuel Hendricks vs. Northern Central Co.
VIM l. Dewart Same.
The first 20 Of the above cases will be for trial
the frat week and the balance for the second
week.
nANIEI nECKIEY. Proth'y.
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SUNBURY STEAM FERRY

AND TO ING B AT COMP Y.
TkNRAVELLERS and Others are respectfully
l. Informed that the subscriber, in order TO
commodate the pahlic and facilitate travel. has
reduced the rates of ferriage at his STE A NJ
FERRY, over the Susquehanha, at Sunbury, and
will carry Passengers, Horses, Carriages, and
other vehicles, u, the following rates, viz:
Foot Passengers, each cents.
Horse and Rider, IS "
Horse and Buggy, rs "
Two Horse Conveyance, 40 "
Farmers and others, wishing to transport Coal
and Produce, can make arrangements at still
lower rates.
A large, safe and commodious Steamboat will
run regularly and promptly at ell hours Of the
day, and to accommodate those ho desire TO at
tend the Churches at Sunhuy and Selinsgrovc,
the Boat will run OH Sunday.
The Steam',a: will run from Market Street
Warf, and promptly convey Passengers from
both sides of the River without delay
The Steam Ferry now affords not only safe
and convenient transit over the Susquehanna.
bot also a pleasant nna agreeable ride.
lRAT. GLEN ENT, Lessee and Proprie,or.
SuRbury, May IS, 1861,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09

@N A r E u O.
"a Id Rich Figured Bsreges, 10, % and 81 cents,
Barege Robes. So so, S4 90 and IS co.,
Mozambique Robes at IS 90,
Travelling Dress Goods,
Shephards plads, Mobair Plads.
Gingham's, Lawns Prints, Chacs,
Grey Figured Goods,
COOPER & CONARD,
corner Ninth and Market, Philadelphia.
n B.--Best quality Hoop Skirts, 81 cents to
So rs.
May ls. 1861.
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New Millinery Goods.

Miss NJ. l.. GUSSLER,
Fdvn Street. fro doors south of the .Shdm0kin
Valley g. Pottsviiie Rail Road.
g u ~ b u r. x, p II NJ N, "A. ..
~ RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
SUNDURY and vicinity, that she has just
received from Philadelphia a large and sflendid
assortment Of the most fashionable style Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
= comprising Of
I'D cd ~ AZ La Up @,
HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, TRIM
MINGS &c.
which she is selling at the most reasonable prices
LAWIRS' Ws@BSS CAPS
I o which she directs the attention Of the ladies
and invites ell to call and ace them.
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes by
keeping to best assortment at reasonable prices
to continue the same.
Sunbury, October 19, 1861 3m
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Broad~ay, NeW York.
Board Reduced To 81 a Day.

Board Reduced To $5 a Day.
Since the opening Of this vast and conmodious
otel. in 1854, it has been the single cndeayor of
the proprietors to make it the most sunptuous,
convenient and comfortable home for the citizen
and stranger on this side the Atsnsic. And
whatever has seemed likely TO administer 10 the
comfort of its guests they endeayoTed, without
regard to cost to provide, and to combine all The
elements of individual and social enjoyment which
modern ART has invented, and modern tast approv-
ed and the patronage which il has commanded
during the past six years is gratifying proof that
their efior, haA been appreciated. To meet the
exigencies Of the times, when all are required TO
practice the most rigid economy, tho undersigned
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD
TO TWO DOLLARS PER DAY. at the same
time abating none Of the luxuIies with which their
table has hitherto heen supplied.
TREADWELL, WHrrCoMB & co.
Oct IL, ls6I.-l mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09
ANOTHER ARRIVAL or
M Millinery G 90 d s

Misses II. g. l.. S7IISSLER,
Simpsons Building, Market Squire, sUNBURY, Pa
rI'HE public invited call and examine .hcir Mi
Il nerv Goods just opened such Ladies' Dress 0ncds
Silks, and the latest New Yerk and Philadelphia styles
BUNNEF5.
LADIES' DRESS CAPS
FURS, Ladies' Gves, Hosiery, Handkerchief Notions
Flowers, and Millinery goods of every variety.
MANTUAMAKiNG.-Dres made in the best man.
and in any style.
We intend TO ellow, call asd examine our stock.
u. d l.. SlIlSoLER.
Sunbury, October 10, 1861. at
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09

Debility, White swelling, Rheumatism, Diseases Of
the Liver aud Skin, aud all Diseases Arising fram
Impurities Of the Blood and the Effects Of
Mercury.
Swain's Psnaces has been Tor more than flr, years
cnsbIated in this country and in Europe for its extra
Ordinary for the certificates uf which reference
made the dir ectuns and books (Which may be Ind
gratis) accompanying the Panacea some of which give
the particulars cases fTigtful tor general pubca
tn where the patients have been almost eaten with
Scrofula and were deemed incurable by Physicians.
1t has been in hospitals aud private practice and has
been recommended by the celebrated physicians and
other eminent persons Among others, BY W. Gibsol Nj
D., Prof Of Surgery Penn uniyersityi Valentine Mot,
wees, NJ D.. Prof Md. Penn. University; N. Chapman,
NJ. D. Prof OF Physc, Penn. University + Parke n. D.,
Prof of Medicine Havana Jose FoufeDco de Luz, Prof
OF Surgery, Lisbon; J. Chapman, Member Royal College
Surgeons London g. W. Irving, late Minister to Spain
Sir Thomas Pearson, Malr General British Army Gil
bert Robertson, British Consul. .&c., &c.
The wonderful cures cfecsed by SWAlMS PANACEA
have for many years made it Invaluable remedy The
Panacca does contain mercury in fofm and, beng
innocent pIeparaon may be given to the most ten
The retail price has been reduced to sI.5O per bottle
BkwARE Of IMPOSITION.
Swnim's Panacea ia round bottles, huted long,udnaAy
with the following letters blown on the glass;
SwAIMS-PANACEA-PH
Having the name OF JAS SWAIN stamped on the sealing
and written the label covering the cork, and
spendd engraving the side Of the bottle by Draper
Co.. bank note engrivers in the centre o which s por
trut the late VIM Swain, tcopyrish, securely
Ii persons purchasing the Paacea will be carenl I" OBJ
serve that the word SW AIM Is CORRECTLY tpeed tney heeu
not be imposed on.
Also, SwAlM'S VERMIFuGE,
A valuable family medicine being highly approved reme
cdy for all diseases arising debility o the digestive
gans, such as, Acidy Of the Stomach, Worms, Cho1ra
MorGus Dysentary Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles Sick
Headarhe Sc See the pamphlet (Which lay be had grn
tis,) accompanying t.le Vermfuge. -
Prepared only ut sWAlM'S LABORATORY, THE
OLD rSANU, SOU I'll SEVENTH STREET, BELOW
CHESTNUT, Philadelphia and sold by all druggists III the
United STILES
General Agents for the United States
SCHIEFFELiN BROTHERS CO,
l70 William S@eet, New York.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the following logs were
taken up on the 29th of Sept, 1861, by Philip
Bulb. while floating in the river Susqnehanna,
in Northumberland county, Pa:
stick square timber 40 feet long, mark d.
| 40 " EAI;
A statement and description was filed in my
office on the 25lh Oct 1861 at Georgetown, Nor.
ihumherland county, Pa, for the inspection {
all concerned The owner owners are request.
ed to prove property. paw all legal charges and
take them away or olherwiss the same will be
forfeited ]. II. RESSLER.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1861.
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ELYSBURG ACADEMY.

LII 3NU AOAOIM =
+ o r NJ A |. Els A \ ID L Il VI A lie s,
REV. j. F. WAMPoLE, A. NJ, Principal and Teach
eI of Languages.
NJ. l. RurnRAuFy, A. b Teacher Of Mathematics and
English Branches
Miss JosEPHiSE RurHRAuPT, Teacher Of Music Pa
no and Mekdenn.
The Winet Term will commence on MONDAY, the lith
Of NOVEMBER, le6l.
Good boarding be had cheap in the village and vicn.
ity.
TERMS rRR QUARTER OF ELRvES WERks
Common English Branches, $500
Higher 500
Languages 100
Music (27 lessons,) 500
Address
REV J F. wAMPoLE. Principal
ElXshnIr Pa. Oct. 26-ii nd.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09

S. L. BERGSTRESSER,
P HOTOG APHIC ARTIST
H1HOTOGRAPHs, AMBROTYPEs. and all
Il the modern styles Of Pictures, executed in a
superior manner.
~ Rooms in his CAR, Market Square,
Sunbury, IA.
August 10, 1861.
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NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that a number of Logs have
~ been takrnup while auhling the river Susquehanna
Northumberland cnanty, by Cn nsus X. Yarges bearing
the following MARKS upon them:
OBJ; CB,4; NJ BE; HC: *|ID ORR
4 d d BSBi 2, CT D. H; 2,wi MO- b. 5
AZ (H).
statement and description filed in my oice tho
2sh Of September 1861 at Georgetown, Northumberland
county Pa, oI the n,sp cIon of all concerned. The
owner thereof requested prove property
paw all legal charges and take them away otherwise
the same will be forfeited.
l. REsSLER, ,J,P.
Georgetown, Oct 10, 1861.
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DANIEL BECKLEY, Pro,h'v.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that The partnership heretofore
existing between George Emerch and Daniel seal, IN
the Tanning business, in Lower Mnhanoy township,
Northumberland county, Was dissolved by mutual rose'
on the lst instant The accounts VIII be settled by either
of the parties The busiaess ll be- hereafter carried On
by the subscriber, at the same place
Oct l2, ls6l-5t GEORGE EMERlCu'
ST NICIoLA AS HOTEL,
RroUd,pou Nsn yurl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09
ANOTHER SCANDAL CASE At CHICAGO.

The good people Of Chicago never look for gos
sip for home consunptloy. The latest scandal
bids fair to rival the celebrated Burch case. and
in times of peace would be the absorbing topic at
all the tea tables in tho lake metropolis, The
circumstances are in brief, that recent
ming Captain Burns, u. s. A.. was found under
a bed in one of the chambers of the residence of
Mr.. Charles A Rogers, a commission merchant.
Mr.. Rogers discovered his boots protruding from
under low cottage bed. and gave the alarm.
MIR. Rogers with a Mr.. Dickinson, the former
having revolver and the latter n cane. went into
the chamber, and discovered Burns-in his uni
form-lying on his back, close to the wall. They
demanded Of him IA come out, which he did, aud
while resting upon his knee, drew pistol from
his side pocket Mr.. Rogers at that fred, the
ball entering Burns cheek passing out his mouth,
and carrying with it one or two teeth and portion
OF the jaw. Burns instantly re,urLed the fire,
the hall taking effect in Rogers shoulder and in
fllcted flesh wound.
Three or four more shots were nterchanged
without effect, after which Burns rushed from
the room. Rogers fred parting shot just as
Burns reached the top of the stairs. and immedi-
ately upon the report of the pistol, Burns fellhead
long down the stairs. Surprising that he was
killed or mortally wounded Rogers and Dickin.
son FASTENED down stairs, and found him uninjur-
ed except by the first shot,
On the legal examination it was shown that
Burns had always borne the reputation of being a
quiet peaceable and honest man. Until January
last he had been in the employ of the American
Express Company. having charge Of the Penn
sylvania Central freight Before the marriage
of Mrs. Rogers, then Miss. Woodwork, an init
macy existed between the lady and Captain Burns
amounting in the estimation of the public to an
engagement. Some time in 1850 this intimacy
was broken of. and in December of the same
year Miss Woodwork married Mr.. Cherries A
Rogers.
The prosecutor conteEded that Burns had in.
troduced himself in this unusual manner, actuated
by feelings Of jealousy and revenge, for the com
mission of some felony, The defence urged in
extenuation that an extensive correspondence had
passed between the lady and the defendant; tina
the latter had these epistles in his possession a
the time, and was present TO deliver them 10 tn,
lady alone. These are the facts in this mysteri
Gus affair as established by the evidence. Th'
street and tea table gossip has all sorts Of rumor
and absurd stories in relation TO it. The rubli
should withhold any decision until such time a
full Trial shall disclose oil the facts in the case
GES. DIcK WIlILANs. late ofTexas, says tha
sincs the coInmence,nent at the rebellion, thou
sand Union men hav. been hnng ia Texas. Arsa"
sss and TenbesAre. for ~ "thu crime than =,
they weie lcyel to ihs uovcra' al oi iheii ia,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09
swAIr1's cELEeRArED PANAcnA

For tho nf Scruula ncipient Consump,iun Geneud
Debility, White Swelling, rheumatism Diseases OF
the Liver aud Skin, aud all Diseases Arising frnm
Impurities OF the Blood and the Effects OF
Mercury
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-09
Borne down by the flying,
Where mingles wars rattle
With ainans Of the dying,
There ahalI he he lyinr

Monster of periidy. migrate and 6end, bis
name will be eternaly linked with those of
Judas and Arnold. and when history seeks to
recount the damning deeds of those who have
entitled themselves to the execration of man
kind, thot nnme will be foremost in the scroll
which was horne by one, who in the very
spirit of the arch demon, thought 1t "batt-r
to reign in hell than serve in heaven
Louisville journal, Oct. 29th
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-22

The Iowa TnlgD D-We have rarely
met a better lot OF men than those Of the
Iowa Third Regiment, about 45o in num-
ber, now in this place. They are the
boys who dashed into about four thous-
and rebels at Blue Mills Landing. on
Tuesday OF last week, and ii they had
been supported rs they should have been
by Col. Smith OF the Illinois 10th, would
have captured or slain the whole batch.
They are a modest set Of boys, and al.
though they performed one of the most
brilliant exploits Of the war, don't attempt
10 claim any extraordinary credit for it,
but only seem 10 regret that lhey were
not able TO accomplish more. We pio
pose 10 bet our entire pile on their heads
ii they get another chance at the rebels
- Uyandohe hunsds) Gazette.