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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF SdLE,S

EtY virtue Of sundry wris of Ven Expon,, T..
~ sued out OF the Court Of Common pleas or
Northumberland county, PENNSYLVANIA. 10 ms
directed will he exposed to public sale. at ,ls
public house Of Capt j. NJ Huii, in the h,r,,.r,
of Milton, on Thursday the lith day of Mail
AID. 1861 at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, the follou,,,
described real estate, to wit:
certain tract or piece of land, situate in Do,,
ware township, Northumberland COUNTY. Pom.
sylvania, bounded and described as foil,us ~.
ginning at post in Turbutville road ,h.r,,
north Ia, west $40 perches by land of pbili,
Stcinrick to post; thence 10y same south mi
west f5.d to post thence by land of Dr r.
bias Piper. north Ia. west al perches TO ! nos,
thence by land of Jacob Stilzc north 500 eos,
s3.2 to a post; thence by land of the heirs ,r
Samuel Caldwell decd, south iwcst l3o. 3 T. p
post IN Turbutvllle road, thence by same sout,
Coy west 20 to the place of beginning, contain. q.
ing 36 acres and 9S perches, strict ,De,syr,
more or less, all of which i cleare |. upon wbirl,
there is growing orchard. Seiz, taken in e..
ecution and to be sol as the property of T. .
Fox.
ALSO: AT the same time and place, two Ger.
tain lots of ground, situate in the borough 1C
Milton, Northumberland county, bounded on the
north by Market street, on the south by an alle,.
on the east 10y lot vi John $ M,rtz aud on the
west by Second street. whereon is erected a two
story log dwelling house, weather'hc arded, and
kitchen, stable slaughter house and other out
buildings Seized taken in execution and to lie
sold as the property OF Jacob Miller.
DAVID WALDRON. Sheriff
ShnF entls.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23


BANGOR, Me-, Feb. l9.-Mr. Hamln, the
Vico President elect, accompanied by his
vile, left for Washington ths morning He
qas escorted to the depot by thousands of
ls fellow townsmen, who cheored and bade
i'm farewell.
Previous to the starting Of the train, Mr.
lnmln responded iu a brief address, IS fol-
)ws -.
IL go to discharge the Official dnties which
ave been conferred by a generous people,
lying on Divine Providence. ! trust that
"a confidence shall never be betrayed.
row full well that dark clouds are lowering
ound the political horizon, and that mad.
'ss rules the hour" But ! am hopeful still
ar people are not only loyal to the Govern
mt, hat are fraternal to all its citizens
u, when in practice, it shall be dcmonstra-
that the constitutional rights of oil the
Ites will he respected and maintained by
owing the paths illumned by Washington
lprson md Madison, may we not reasona'
hope and expect that quiet will be
,ored. and tie whole country still advance
career which will elevate mau in bis
ial, moral aud intellectual condition ?"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

Ca LATEST NEws.-Tbe Merrill tariff bill,
after being changed in many important re-
spects, was passed in the United States Sen.
ate on Wednesday last, by a vote Of rs yeas
to IA nays Senator Bigler voted with the
Republicans present 10 its favor. The pro.
vision for the abolition of the warehouse sys'
TEN in the original bill has, we believe, been
entirely removed from it, and the rate of duty
on a number of articles have been reduced.
The future proceedings in the House will
decide whether these amendments will be
conclrred in.
Old Fort Kearney, Nebraska territory,
was taken possession Of on Monday night last
by a party OF secessionists, the next Pal
metto Fag was waving over the fortress
bearing the motto Of Southern Rights. The
outrage caused great excitement, aEd the
Union men mustered 10 force, and at ten
o'clock an attack was made, the Palmetto
/ flag torn down aud the stars aud stripes
/ raised 10 it's place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

Ca A Coon SuGGEsTsoE. "A bill was in
troduced by some member of the Legislature
who appreciates the services Of the "boys who
run with the masheens," to exempt the OIL.
GERS and members Of oil regularly organized
fire companies from the performance Of
military duty unless in time OF actual war.
A cotemporary endorsing the measure, says
that the boys devote more time and money
to the protection of the rights and property
of others than all the military companies put
together, but suggests that the bill 'be &C
amended as to embrace only the actire men,
bers, AMI exclude from its benefits the mere
drones in the fire companies" We heartily
second the amendment, and hope our Legis
lative friends will pass the bill, with the
amendment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

II TIE LATEsT.-The spring fashions for
pautaoons are already out in Philadelphia
and of course will soon be introduced here
The favorite style is narrow plaid, in euor.
nous squares. Onr reportorial contemporary
Of the North american saw q sample, which
lie thus describes Zone bar rests upon the
boot. the next at the knee, and the third al
the hip, the fourth forming the waistband-
'fhe legs of the gentleman sporting these
trowsers reminded us of the long loop. p.holC
windows in the front of the Eastern Peniten
tary. The color is lively brckdust, barred
with orange" There's fashion that is
fashion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
Religious Notices

Divine service Will he held every Sabbath N tins DO
rough follows:
ENTERTAIN CHURCH.-Nouh west corner q.
.beTy and Drct streets Rev J. u RRAKpuN PASTOR
Divine service every Sabbath at 10y \. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening, Al Northumberland, ~ Old
School Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock, T. NJ, every
sabbath
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North west
corner of River and Blackberry streets Rev w STEIN
METZ Pastor. DIVINE service alternately every Sahhait
at ~ A. VI. and &! T. ". Prayer meeting On Friday
evening
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH .-Dee
street below : V X y. Rail Road Rev. =, RllER Pastor
Divine service, alternately every Sabbath at 10 y NJ IN,
O. p NJ. Piaver meeting an "Wednesday evening
METHODIST ErIsCnPAL CIIURCH.-Dewherry stree
west Of = & T. Rail Road, Rev. T. BUTLER Huu J =
SwANGER. Pusnrs Divine service alternately, every Sub
hath NJ 10! \. and 81 T. II. Prayer meeting on Thurs
duy evening.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

THIS is of
EIGHT COLLEGES, CONSTITUTING TIE "NA.
TlONAI CHAIN"
LOCATED
PhihdelphIa, New Nurk City, Albany, Buffalo Ccyc.
hnd, Chicago and st. Louis Scholarships can be uur.
chased nt either point, good at all the Colleges.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
embraces Double and Suge Entry Book. Keeping. Com.
mctciai Computations, Commercial Law Puuuiai.Siup.
business Correspondence Partnership Sctt rucnts crc
PRACTICAL TENTBOOKS
The reacl ing in the Bouh Keeping Department is most
" rm written mauusript forms with uIfl instructions
lectures, aud black board c,uciltius IN uIdruu f.,
which, III order Ia make the Collegiate Cuursr us uI a
and eff clual as possible, the following T,NiB'"hs haze
been prepared:
Bryant STATIONS Buok-Krcpirg IA three editions
Common School High School and Counting House u.y-
ant X STATIONS CummrrrIal Arithmetic: Hf.aut <
STATIONS Commercial Law. 10y Amos Dean Ill. d.
SPENCERIAN SYSTEM OF pENMANSMP
IN series Of nine books, by F. Il SPE\ CIR.
p Il SPENCER. it,, TracIcr ut p-umuusuip Iu,',-
vidral instruction Students ut any time. Dplp-
awarded
~ For Catalogues and Circulars. cal Ht the College
~ address BRN Ant, STRArrON 4 FAIRBANKS
February D. l>6l-Iv PhlIpl .LIl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

e. GoDEy's LADy's Book for March is on
our table, md is q bandsomer number
than either the January or February mum.
hers This shows that Cooley does not
waste his strength on the January number tc
the detriment of the following numbers of the
year. The engraving "Chrst Blessing Little
Children" is splendid, the Fashion Plate
large and attractive, and the other iustra
tous numerous, which, with the reading
matter, is Just such as the ladies want.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
Gbe I'll ar ktts.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II, 1861.
GRAIN N-There is a fair amount of Wheat
but the demand is limited. Sales OF 1900
bus prime Peona. red at 81 25 81 26 per
bus and White at 81 3S 81 - for common
quality. Rye is dull at GS cents for Penua.
aud Ga cents for Southern. Corn is very quiet
and the only sales reported are small lots OF
yellow 10 store at 81 cts, and 600 bushels fair
quality at GO cts. Oats are steady at 32 80
cents for Delaware, and 80 81 cents for
State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

81 DESTRUCTIVE FREsHErs.-A large mum.
ber of our exchanges bring details Of the late
freshets, which seem to have visited many
places, both at the North and at the South
The Albany, n. Y, papers estimate the
damage occasioued by the freshet at that
city at 100000. The Troy papers set down
their loss at about $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

r5E' Fresh Shud, The first of the season,
saturday, and sold for City cents each, a price
which gives them rather u silvery taste.-
They will soon be abundant at cheaper rates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

The STATE Farors the Union.
T nouIs, Frh lS S--lncomplete returns
,ate the election Of the Union ticket for
State Convention in lhia city, by about
} mojor,y. The election passed OF
t!!. with no disturbance Of auy kind
ring.
a returns from the State, as far as re-.
ID. favor the election Of the Union candi.
).
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
2g,gUl,llS 10
Mr.. Dix further remarks /:


"The accruing revenues will ii is estimated
meet about 81 100000 of the amount, leaving
SS0000 900 to be borrowed. There is in the
Treasury, subject to the draft Of the Treasu-
rer of the United States. but little more than
S500,000, aud there are acquisitions in the
Treasury Department amounting TO nearly
$4,000, 900 unanswered.
"ln the present condition OF the country
it would be impossible to borrow the money
needed to meet the wants Of the Treasury,
unless OF o discount which would seriously
impair the public credit, without some pledge
IN addition to that OF the faith OF the govern.
meEt. Several OF the States, in accordance
with q suggestion contained in my letter TO
your committee of the 18th OF January last
have offered to superadd a pledge of their
faith TO that fthe United States for the re.
demption Of any bonds it may issue to the
amount Of the pnblic money deposited with
them respectively for safe keeping under the
net of 23d June, 1886. IL Congress will au.
tborze these offers to be accepted, the money
required to meet the liabilities due and to fall
due before the 4th OF March can be obtained
ut par.
/ "lf the authority is not granted, nm sat.
iSfed it can only be procured on terms which
would be exceedingly disadvantageous to the
. government, anu III tbe hlgheSt ueRree uetil-
mental to it's credit ! should not venture TO
ask for II loan exceeding two millions OF dol
lars, and nearly the whole of this amount to
be required to meet the redemption Of trea.
sury notes to fall due before the 4th of March
! There would be cue on that day about six
millions of dollars to public creditors, whose
demands could not remain dissatisfied with.
out Subjectiug them 20 the most serious, and
/ in some cases ruinous, losses.
Mr.. Sherman, from The committee Of ways
and means in the House, reported q bill
authorizing the President, in place of a par,
Of the loan bill, to issue coupon bonds OF d
denomination not exceeding fifty dollars, ant
bearing not exceeding six per centum inter
est, and running twenty years, and pay sucl
bonds at par to those creditors who may bC
willing to receive them, not to exceed th'
amount authorized by the recent loan act.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

The upsetting OF a gig was the occasion Of
Washingtons being born in the United
States an error Of miner 10 sinking a
well led to the discovery of Herculsnenm /;
and biunder IN pautical adventures result.
ed 10 the discovery of the island OF Madeira,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

Tn, Commun@ers of Companies Of the abov,
Brigade are requested to ma :e til .fr returns pr
delmqnents, 10 he Brigade lnspec'or.n " before
he I'd dav of March, 1856
WM X. MARTZ, Bug, inspec.ot.
F,hrunry Or 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

TIE GREAT IloRsE TAMER.-Mr. RarPv is
astonishing the admirers Of horse flesh here
by his exploits with untamed sterds. lie
takes in hand the most savage Of cqnines, and
he usually brings them to terms in about ff-
teen minutes. There is nothing very remar-
kable obou. the appearance Of the great
tanner. IIe is a good looking man with q
benevolent face and firm eye. and he always
presents an elegant and gpntlemanlv appear.
ance, from the fact that he Invariably dresses
in the garments made at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhill Il Wilson. Nos.
GN3 and COS Chestnut street above Sixth,
Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
Military Audit.

NOTICE is herobv given, that the board Of
of Military Auditors of the lst Brigade 9Th
D.viSon Uniformed Militia of Pennsy yania. will
meet at the office o Maj. J, p. ohindel Goblin Il
the borough OF Sunbury, Pa, on Saturday. the
End day of March, 1861. for the prrplse of aud.
itinS Military accounts of 1860.
JOS. l.. REEDER, Brig. Gent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

g. AN IMPORTANT BIII.-A bill OF very
great importance to laborers throughout the
State has passed the House, and been sent
to the Seuule for concurrence. IT Is entltled
ian Act for the better security OF the wages
or laborers," and provides as follows
"That all wages that may be due from the
owner or owners of any manufacturing esta6'
hshmeut, to any laborer or laborers IN or
about such establishment, for any period not
exceeding six months Immediately preceding
the death or insolvency Of such owner or
/ owners, shall be lien upon such establish
meut, aud shall be FIRST paid from the proceeds
! of the sale Of such establishment PrOrided,
/ That the same be represented to the othcer
executing the writ before distribution OF the
proceeds Of tue sale. The second section
declares, that in case oi the dissolution, by
death or otherwise, Of any partnership, hrm
or incorporated company, all debts due or
owing to operatives or laborers Tor services
performed Tor such partnership lrm or lncor
poraled company, Tor any period not exceed
ing one year. shall first be provided Tor an'
paid out OF the effect Of assets OF said hrIn o
company iu preference OF or TO any othe
claim Pr0rided, That this act shall no
impair or affect tie right of the widow o
children Of any decedent to retain thre
, hundred dollars, as provided by existing Law
/ of This Common wealth"
1t will give laborers that protection t
,, which they are justly entitled, aud whic
/. should have been extended to them long age
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

e." BANK DIRECToR.-S Samuel }. Packer
Esq, Of this place, was on the 9Th inst, elec
ted director OF the Bank o! Northumberland,
in place Of William Y. Eorsythe. resigned
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

TERRITORY or the NEW CoNFEDERACY.-
AT this particular jurcture il will be interest
ing to note some OF the statistics of the sew
eral seeding States with reference to their
population, State debt, &c. We find them
10 the New York Herald, as follows
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

MERCANTILE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP For
snlc at this Office, several certificates of
scholarship on reasonable terms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
BILL FOR THE CoMMUTATIoN oFTON
MAGE DUTIES.

The bill committing the tonnage duties on
the Pennsylvania Railroad passed final read
ing the House OF Representatives on Satur.
day, and was sent TO the Senate, where it will
no doubt be properly examined at au early
day and finally disposed Of The vote on
final passage was as follows -
YEAs--Messrs Abhott, Acker, Aschnm, Austin, Bail
bartholomew, BalT, BreSser, brewster, Burns, Butler
(CafbOn) Butler, (Crawlord) Byrne, Caldwell, Cowan
CruIg Douglas, Duileh Duncan, Dunlap, Eiienherger
Gaskl, Gibbnney, GochrinE, Graham, Harvey, IIlmun
Iuhus, Iluhn, Koch, Lawrence, lelsrnrng Iiwther M
Dmough, M'Gonga, Marshall, MooGe, Munsou, MuliI
Obrr Ostrhuut, Pierce, Preston, Pughe, Randall Reilly
Rdgwuy, Robinson, Roller, Self er, Shaler, Sheppard
Smith, philadelphia Taylor, Teller, Thomas, Walker
White, Widely and Davis Spraket-60
NAYs-Messrs Alexander, Anderson, Armstrong Barns
ley, Bsel, Blxler, Blanchard Bliss, Boyer BIndhead
Clark, Collins Cope, Di'mant, Dunlry, Elliott Frazier
Happ-r Hayes Heck, I'M, Hood Irwin, Kline Lchten
walneI, Manifold, Myers Patterson, Rem, Rhoads
Schrock, Smith, (Berks Stshmau, StOneback, Stmng
Tracy, Williams, and Wilson'S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

e. For RENT.-A house and lot in Market
street, Supbury. Apply OF this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

RAILROAD ELECTIoN.-The following shows
the vote given for Directors of the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad at the election held 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

'E'hE subscriber wishes to engage a Miller to
to take charge of the grinding in a Mil
where both Merchant and Grist work are done
None need apply unless he is good stone
dresser, and well acquainted with his business in
all its departments, and who is of strictly tempe
rate habits. To such an one permanent situa-
ton is offered. good wages.
For further particulars apply with references
to T. +. TORREY, Homes lale, Wayne county
Penn'a.
Felaary. o, 1861, a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

HGT TFXAs LosEs.-The Louisville J0m.
The ingratitude Of Texas seems
to prove very costly luxury 10 her.
'ecession arrests the passage OF the bill
ngress for a mounted regiment 10 pro.
her frontier; it deprives her Of the
| service which has been performed for
the yearly expense Of half million oi
above the receipts, and it cuts her OF
he ihirtv'six millions Of dollars which
eas has been determined to appropriate
construction Of railroad throughout
ole length Of seven or eight hundred
"a connect her with the Pacific States
Pacific Ocean. She has acted unde
.uencs Of strncious misrepresentation
sane ronnsNla. nrd ber long DAY o
'egret is not far OIL"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
EuCkWl.cnt EllOt;i..

NOTICE.
VNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
h customers, that they will continue to make
Brc'lwheat flour until the 10Th Of March. lsGI.
An pcrsoLs who desire cytra Buckwhcat -four,
are requested T." hiring their grain in. and leave
their orders before said dav
MORGAN & CO.
Sunbury Steam Mil
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
Nj A II r | A G E s

On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. w, Yeomans
Mr. WILLIAM Cur, Of Snydertown, and Miss
MERINDA. j. YocuM, Of Rush township.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
Patent Mica Lamp Gimme,

LAMP CHIMNEY THAT WILL NOT EREAk
THIS great invention coumcpls Itself tn every ru.
i using COAL OlLLAMPS. It gtvrs mrrc light ID,
qulrCS less Clr nud VIII not break ly the heat OF e W
falling ur amy ordinary us1gr, For SHE bv SnrcNrr,
generally throughout the UU'ei States Hnd the Cnl,Ii-
and Whulrs.le hv the Nuuuiac,urrrsaudp pl'nr'rrs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

INA ELECTIoN Tho ma siioriiy ia On"
/ aud three cities and counties in favor
ring tue action of the Convention 10
to Of the people ia 39i0s. The
N Spectator Gays The hest test
d by the recent election Of the CON
strength of the Uniou men aud
nisis, consists in the vote for aud
.ererrins-the Union men as gene.
;, voted for referring, aud the Seees
voted against referring. We are not
vet 20 state by what majority the
,ntimeut prevailed az shown by thi'
il is aot less, we suppose, than fort.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

CouGns The sudden changes Of our eli
mate are sourcps of Pulmonary BRoNCHrAL
and ASTnMATIC AFFECTIONS. Experience
having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily md certainly when taken in the
enriy stages ofthe diseases. rpcoursp shonld
nt once be had to "BrorH'S Bronchia'
1,oches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough,
or Irritation Of the throat he ever 50 slight.
as by this precantion more serious attack
may be enectually wardea Off PrnlIC
SPEAKERS and SINGERS will find them eiiectu'
nj for clearing and strengthening the voice.
See advertisement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
TIE TARIFF.

hns ha-mouiously considered the various
amendments proposed to the new Tariff, aud
the New Workers keep their warehouse sys.
TEN by vote of ~ to Is. Senator Cameron
vsinly endeuvored TO convince his colleagues
that this warehouse system is in reality pro
lection for tae foreign merchants of New
York. yet those Senators opposed TO pro-
lection were clamorous in It's behalf. lie
said -
"lf the duty was paid to day on TIE goods
now IN bond in the different warehouses Of
the United States, we should have in our
Treasury about $1,000, 900. Those Sl0,.
000,000 would relieve us from all trouble
We ore now paying II or Il per cent. for the
use OF money which is justly due to us from
these goods. Senators talk against giving
protection to the manufactu-er and the labo-
rer but when we come to this protection to
the merchant nothing is said abont it. My
IN preston is that this thug is more to the
advantage OF the owRers Of the warehouses
in New York .hen il is TO any other people.
Certainly the Legitimate merchants Of New
York, the men born, raised aud educated
here, whose capital belongs to this couCtry,
have no benefit from it but it is the foreign
merchant, or tue agent of the foreign manu-.
tacturer, who is benefited by it. That is the
whole history of tho warehouses.
"Senators talk about other countries pro.
tecting commerce by the warehousing system
but they forget that in no country in the
world are the foreign products allowed to stay
in bond, except so far as they add to the ben
eft Of the manufacturer Of the country iu
which they are. That is the system in Eng
land. Their whole warehouslug system is
for the benefit Of the manufacturers Of foreign
countries"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

yseLs since We noticed the birth Of u
,le child 10 this place. purpor,lng TO
loubls head. II died yesterday -
Register 2it h.sL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
Sunbury & Erie Railroad.

The Sham"Isin valley aud Pottsyilie Railroad.
Passenger tram leaves Surhurv Mt g. OOAM.
" " Mt. Carmel, 80 i NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23

Nor FRIGuTENED-A proposition has been
made TO hang Parson Brownlow, the eccen-
tre editor Of the Knoxville (Tenn) Wig,
for his bitter opposition to the Secessonists.
The Parson aceedes to the arrangement aud
designstes as the most fitting day for The
performance, that appointed for tue holding
Of o mass meetiug near his residence. Tue
arrangement, he says will secure HIN large
audience 10 hear his dying speech.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-02-23
UORNING & HUMPHREY.

No. 32l Y. SECOND Street PnILADElPulh
n. b. large and superior stock OF
COALOiI LAMPS
'lways on band nj prices defyng competition A.s, the
PORTLAND coal on It, Manufacturers price
lLllLLL-L.