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MAS1IIg FEMALE INSTITUTE
cLErELSVD. TENE.
Rev. J. n Bradshaw. Plfnciua'

@NSbsos ~ %Si au-Ak1eH, Z ltuS1pdts
TIRE ne1t Session ot institute X H co1nlren,s
4 on Monday the ist y of Setten.,ee next, EnAer
The direction aud profess ar~hip * tte Rek SIR Bra j.
sh1E. who las u ,iafse If vi for he last ter
lnonths f
The Trustees IN m7lins this af.nSnncS,r.ft ,-ai r.
ranst esptcially appeal al eitizcsIs WHO hls.
ghteis 70 educate II send ia. m 10 ms ,fsfNnfY
nr. Brasslrw snag had cias &c II The -rI,el ~ f@
last inshtiis dntfbg winch time lie Ia fen.A 70
ample. and We might soy nEiNcsil safisiaet.sr Nte
Yrustses. patrons and pnFiis. There natc ua. St
ter for u ell slcate their Geltrfs than fM
--nnnt yls plenty erfFytEinR t-rMesl raises hear1
tive prices. ad tae Tnit.nn 70 This ha. + The
thatit vas wusa eYerytkinz " - "a 9b4 fgf5fs il
vhaa exsrse ran there he Tor fha7 Il IL ns.-
eer % ecaeae lis dar khter2 Elsse- ts.canse ole
IN Cevesnd hairy k.raiity. haze n. IL :. 4
Win execlIeat ifurter aided b, asaaieiefs rp
ef Assistanis ~ instiact all who may fnv6 will h
thsr saSranaSe. Let one and ali pIt tteifS.3ltsr
- tho vince and bud - sueh & h1os4s ~ - ol
lcaeul4b.a bszeht 10 and aehoror to or q v p
w. have the eR lding aud We have th5 Teaehfrs-
abaf.aae dsVsise- Nasn peepe. We ssfa - II
Ao@lg Perfafnn th. IL dhfys
fse rrssiees are thangirl 70 ,fke O. lzen- ,sr the
fafrHHag1 BESTOWED Eison Mr. B1st'shtr hers oeeee
ara &C al . know fhst aieer his admins iafr Z
,Le ~ tisai lon bad moi lot arg sVia II A. y
tan 81 = "a t.nsi IN tie bstter d. of the .sI,s
: lie. -
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NunBER 81.
9t6 5SSutis,ultnts.


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rfars- -te- ISL snall >OREEI.
49, :. ~ ~ n--l4s h'eh 6 ytars Cd rnali
II =, s.s ,. ~. - Hrc troiS A ita-al reu2ri
1-nsed Inrs1s-i VA 2 HfFsooD
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Provost AarshaI's 0r.ers.
YA'nnfcers.

3lRfEG fully suthsIizsa 4 10 la,e and rnuster inah the
- survive of be Confeas1a.e states regiment nt
fnfanEy for the war bll apfains ltaEing canlfjanies
organized hayrihtm mastered into the service TX
writing AZ iHs hds:4 or telegi ai1hing NC Il De-
eherd. Tenn. KiikFegifnentiS H. wanted immedIafsi il
actq M " NEWAftv
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GEq. y. RANDoLPH, ,seereiary Of War.

i.srssf F.s''s EIaioPIk---T Toni----S.y Ponp,
a .i.his ar key tel nc just nov tlaf JeE- Da-
rs SN'''r t9 iziiA,s oo'li ds Presidents proc
.e sN.,t 70 declare Al ds uiggers
very next -
Pomp.--- Brsss rs AL
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i - IIII.sN.-lI[fNI cIIMF.LeN.

i ri NoYilicfh Isp4it siFin. IN accoaEt o.
tsshdrsl etI. ( ujEli,aaai lsem Ksnihckr
j,al ID 4es lts iile loE,o,El. ( ir3r1aFe.s: ti
While ll9 Gt.ali ell4riI G.h. Bragg WI ssr
rohf4lei llHyIia EUmA1f DC IL lse.s aud Jl.. \,
trls FNliluHsik - ll} lied bifn With ensliioh.
ent heS kAtlEflfe, iiSii;sh4 lille lslecll, h.
snftgqf Nfadhl llih IS sleeeh lise ,eAehed
upSi lllle 3.Ft Of tie e4nl,sigsi i,fo Ke..-
tsd4si Hrlki ~ he'kha bis fiover brlisl.l had
.'eEl lnifzlf i El laeI Ae 'isks tr:kn,i< Il b.
ihai ffrf efraAt4 E.e Sists is i5is- lar l4xolht
tiefs TaeY 4aib .rssls. bak I'D inis-
IA sf4 4w';s klsEnktrss iJn Iase sI.e can't ai,.i,
ne s.s y iJcEl icy III nlzei lsa he,si i..als
amp liidE Ill NAi. Al = gfras G ~ III INST aid
.tii lypre lllS aeeii 10 zce iiaie RECON-
psrkf and tic klrsia @oIlslei a.d l,rfsoners
swil9l hegl dad lsft NKsutzcl<r. a,i,re +. al
lie - II ii ey hEd anti {lpaieil obtaining nit les.
ilpIs@4Ets tilfssJlHH rflTli d vi egb tiielha4
moi IreSIe elsi : NJ alit}tt@aisiis p
iifls lilHdl lis II lsInldfs fnz reS9eckrnlix
re1laIkeR 10 A. tesaii III y fss He wJs ti3
ussliil lLfniiiifE h i3E1g ktnipeSy ont III tls5
Ifaffist t';sas tcp1ltH veI I.ss;a. II krtn ii
naff fit tSf 4 iie eFIlr iistslRa attempt ii
Iss44ttts Il sftltEH 'ed5Ins Elle1 Si.ee sf.st al
psffE Iaiilsi AL lfh yefi I.fetii % e t.setis.
H HH 'rsisEK AHsIrus Essnrlss #
9lHsN Hs Iigk fffi |sflts slssi,l rsna
1vs4liihee III saA 3t H,
IilfRsiE I,issr 5tA,dlI Ne
w5if & tlta gssas r4lli sInszbd Niss
sElA III 9illiega 5r-is 3ali lahnsss aiit off
Isl5 II lt'. tfai f3sir aia.1 i,ody
Iitl Nlcs4i ef .E,seser. Ia.ei-
'}Sfsl EfS'tfs r. lpi If lfGefs9t tfy. iuAleseT
rrllI i4 .. fieaH A siiFv authority tif dss
= lsiG S lacS ;Fild white ars cln4
lsteR lFi-l iiafe ii'aa he shell rhinains
IN lpif 'Efll9lE lt}fcsS n4aSi Of Tho rebel r,t
II II ifse i r. 81 aE~r lslc eiiaa4
sssf lEliFil T. inliike nHliiner escaped
kNlfiES Hx aseeEftlii4 Rei.tii kr. lends lllfnsis
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As tlis preiin,iuaTy aisno iIr cemcr; has beea
ipernliiiel fronl head qszriers. there can &c no
iilnpropiety IN stating that 4 general move
ment L.-s al last coInnlenced-
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liakkEsnusc. Oct. 2sl-T1e Rev. clia.les
il+y. lAsiir % tho LniA<rsdl Church of tbs
city. has been arrested Iai Eaken to Baltsnefe
bY order 81 cen. Wool Tie cause II his ~
Test IL sanposc 10 lie tie communicative
signed BY Rev MIR. Hay. published in the Tel.
esraph. censuring the nihtaTy authority at
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NElys FEoM -RENNAc0LA
19stFAf FARRAdrr s,w4iFiSc oRDEas ron A
ATTACK on MOBILE

&Tr~cE on MOBILE.
lrhc E-niicsl States s;sasn Transport Honda.
ralS Captain 'li;ibfi. arrived II Ncw York ot
= i1n et4'ils:,s 8 N eisistdI ) irosl Pensacola
bQn-iilS :. fs.ail SHd l,assorlsc.s she len !;
Pdpsacl,l.s the Uh;fcd Statds rtcas,, trafs,s,[,
St. Mafys FOR New OrIeaslsE also. tin;.t.I St.iss
stfssAShip lIarifaed; Ihiteli States stsaue-s
Hle bNYn tai SusIuchAisnat aud United St.te.
sii'r& Iifeiis andDt'af5stht
fhe steamer Cfeass' iak n sen as, 10 Milo
al I brisslst tlopl scserl tsin.liss frsf,,ees +
ara : iase quantity ofteoslfses.fe.I lscperff.
; tqflk troops With llfr IS a .nlri against
81 aitfeN lic4 slislt tis lal'i- ay iise Rel
'yasiiniet AZ Pens ieal4 siTI tllo he'd j of
iI.pltrrtls was Generally good eonimodore
f1'lre:ss n was II PcnSaesa ,xiil lis S3laslrcu
ava mtg sailing orders, which We're hourly
ex3eSt9d. for an attack on Mobile5 NJ;liiax
OF Further Interest hal talsen place.
The Missouri .lRei.iibiieai savs that Ca
El Ain Price sol. Of aiaiog t;esersl S,.,i;,,I,
f'lifs Aiio li.ss hfe9 an AL Of his fif5er IL
t53iia ri hisa asab9rseis Iiiittry service. has re-
sifea ssts carsio ssssii ;ii tile Corfe i-taic af
ny oil 1cca9t4i pf > preiora4d sense o. the IA
iasf;ee zi.ls wIa0e ,lohe liy the ftnfeee,af an
thptisies at Riehnond to hiz father''
AESrsTi eF 4 LOYAL rI.Ese5,iAS foR cexscR-
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Inc lnnst of Inquiry ordered n invest ghis
iAe niiAatx oiilact of GfA. McD5we:t did
ali tssss III The ease aliI probably will aot
tsll y esines.iayi IL IS EPsferstiol 4kat tic
,',ii,i.i ., vii be long aqss. and thai General
aiEf's'ie'. hss mace follin1iisous PREPARATIONS
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am very fess ecifnisy[
Your 9belisnt servant.
most db't ser sIsat.
A. =. SBIRss.
Mnlqr. Acting c. G. )

-'H1.If'ts -t|tII'5 = o. Z
rs..s q: Ai,.s-yAIs II.4srsl..I oct p ]
'iclATITS the POTOMAC RLbcKADE.
NAsHiScroN, Oct. 2s-- liie following nance
prss9ns *eFe Drought M To-day having bkei
arrested Tor visiatIng The Potosna- BLOCK II
! gafnes : swain IhpeHas ilannon. An sslsis
Iioweil; ~ ffrllk iiofntoR- IL. Parsons 4ild
i,fcnarIi ,. Dorsey They were iizrtere.l ia
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70 Prort.io,i- Seia a On - ssa1zlils-s-
fli ciEcrIss
oSt FnEk~TE STa1E- 5t'F = ,ssRr-a
- b-l-1fl-t-E jlPS1TNENT
T.1rn.-....r,f -. r,....I.~-. ~ tcI-1

Nossri lfl-ience stores =. bc sois.o i.iicefs
isini es 'Nien An s1lseer iias lis IAN " ris
'.snlF NlifFf T. = s@iioner o. duiy. he nay
eraE Iiftist 7infria q such siDrtS. Ca his
Ger iitfrs fItl noi,cr-et he stores arc erclr-
siFeif ~! iii4nsfa aiia i.1lisif- lic m1iss pay
CASH. pr n it-f i|7r account Afifh lie com
niissarr. I'm s~ilici b may draw Tn.fer no
circf.'istisifes aHi.atfter al comm s-aries be
ferniiieil e issue srDrc- 70 o.fse-s-si-i then.
re- il-F ISSUED % sold he's ~ the tine
~ Z NORTHROP. CoasEaiszary General
4pflroksf.
GO. -. RANDoLPH. .Sccreiarr Of lyarI
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Ra.r of Aduarti.,ne

Csc squire Of Tx IISEs or le.s one sin.ettf5p
81 0s; aad 50 Goats lr each sabssai,eut itssrfion
bosE than month
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IS |IN Pai.raNT ExPEpIIlhN.-

Gen. BInls left here las evening" ina .,e
eif train for New York, toa.,,:.isiz. ;,sisnIIor
iat expedition fqrItlie South Cen Hem tel
nllsi. has been pat In cdrauEa,ni of flo III
ees Of Washington during his als.f.ce
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ARRlysL - kRoops.,
cES. Hookar FRE.0vrEfNd

Gen. Hooker Is rapidiy 1tcdverFae' fsoa, Ihi.
wpiiid- It's pays eiark promise linn iha I T.,
stall Ma title ie-noirau aai hop faad bs
wll be able 10 inoiut N a week.
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Fhs eFstise army afifi- place. .emi,r,eia. the
corps 81 Eesnullis sitl lIHfiz John rlfier. IS in
-nsoSibn- Long iines 5fipfpiry artillery aud
traliis stretch ihrba4h l;se village ani for
nliles along the nike
Nbtstiilslasidii.e tie .irenching rain and
spla$lling NUT the ne ar. sins,ir. a..i cheer
ine Is tlity march
a lnsoy smetlt has BEGIN. and IS IN The right
dirFttiooiio lie efletti4ei
TEE wiIoLE aENY Is r5TroS-
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THE DAILY REBEL.
Terms Of subscription.

- TIC SA.H mtisi accompany I'll orders FOR the
paper shiEpla-tets OF Priystes persons viii receive
attsniIen II Therefore sash shinp "A Letter
mol be sent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
BAD Eate OF a nnionia,

know ofone whose sad fate win ever
prove bitter recollection in nv mind. He
was Of Northern birth, but had long been an
adopted citizen of the South, and was to all
intents and proposes Southerner, but not a
Secessionist. He took no part in political
matters, and never discussed such questions
but confined his attention exclusively to the
management Of his own affairs For some
time he escaped annoyance Then he was
waited upon by vigilance committee,
who demanded of him large sum for the
use of the Confederacy. Knowing resistance
to be useless, he paid the amount second
demand was made and responded to. Then
friend OF his was persuaded to enter the
Southern army. He induced his friend to
resign his commission, and aided him in
paying for substitute. His influence in
TINS matter was suspected, and he was
watched.
Through his servants it soon became
known that he had an American flag in his
possession. His house was searched, the flag
found, and he was thrown into prison. but
soon after released, as no charge could be
made out against him. A short time later
the recruiting company waited on him at
midnight, enrolled his name in the Confcdc-
rate army, and marched him to virginia lust
In time to meet the advancing Federal for
ces. He was wounded in the first skirmisb.
carried of the field with the retiring Rebels,
and placed in the hospital. But as there
were many indications of further advance
by the Union forces, it was thought prudent
to keep him beyond the possibility of cap
turc; since, as his attachment to the Union
was suspected, it was most likely that he
would give information of value to its de-
lenders; and farther removal being incon-
yenient, he was niercilessly murdered! This
! have from one who was in the Confederate
camp at the time. The name of the mur-
dcred man appears on the list of those who !
died of their wounds, who are STYLED the !
victims of the Northern invaders. Does not
such cruelty cry for vengeance i---Philad.l- |
lhid INQUIRER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
4 Quaker Heroine.

Just before the rebels evacuated the vii
lage of Waterford, near Leesburg, they open
ly avowed they would burn it to the ground
as it was nothing more than cursed Qua
ker settlement" A noble hearted Quaker
woman, whose husband had been chased
from his home by the rebels some months
before, besought gentleman of her faith to
hasten over to Col. Geary's camp, some eight
miles away, and ask him to send force to
Waterford TO prevent the threatened contla-
grafton. He had fine horse, but declined
the duty, owing to the dangers of getting
through the rebel pickets. Lend me thy
horse, them" she said. He declined again.
"Then will steal thy horse" she said, land
go MYSELF She forthwith directed ser.
want to take the horse to neighboring wood
TO which the owner made no resistance -
Another servant took her side-saddle to the
horse, when the heroine appeared, and,
mounting the animal, rode off in open day
right through the pickets, who did not stop
her, strange 10 say. When she got to Geary' 3
camp she met her husband, and being brought
into the presence of the Colonel, she made
known the object of her mission, which was
quickly complied with, and she rode back
To Waterford at the head of a detachment.
which got into the village Just in time TO see
the rebel force leaving the opposite end of
the town rs fast as their heels could carry
them. And thus this pretty little village was
saved from conflagration by the resolute con.
duct OF this Quaker lady.
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PROCEEDINGS OF ,ooNeREss.
-" WAsHryaroS. March, 27.

IIousE--THE TAXATION OF CoAL.---sfr
Noble (Ohio) offered an amendment taxing
anthracite coal twenty-five cent per ton, ant
bituminous half cent per bushel.
Messrs. Campbell, Lehman and Wright
opposed the amendment, showing the injus
tice of imposing such tax.
Mr.. Wright said that in his district Goa
was delivered to the pits, worth, on an ave
rage, one dollar per ton. II the amendment
prevailed, the tax would be onc-fourth the
value of the article. 1t was further stated
that the cost of coal would be incrcas-
cd to this extent to all consumers; while the
coal of the British Provinces, under the
Reciprocity Treaty, would have an advan-
tage over our own.
Mr.. +. A. Conkling IN. Y.,) showed from
the Census statistics that at the amount sta.
ted in the amendment nearly, $4,000, 900
would be raised.
Mr.. Noble advocated his amendments.
Other gentlemen debated the matter.
Mr.. Cox (Ohio) proposed to amend the
amendment, SO Us to tax anthracite fifteen
cents per ton and bituminous eight cents per
bushel. Pennsylvania has had so few favors
from the Federal Government, so few per
sons in office, and no stealing from the public
crib, that he was willing to reduce the tax
equal to her circumstances Having all the
burdens she should have some ofthe benefits
of Government
Mr.. Kelley pa, admitted as to Pennsyl-
vania there had been too much stealing, but
he thought the distinguished gentleman
from Ohio had nevertheless applaudcd all
the acts of ~. B."
Mr.. Cox.--Thc gentleman is entirely mis-
taken. | was under a cloud under his nd
Mr.. Kelley Pa.) But that cloud had.
silver lining, as other clouds have had He
then opposed the amendment, arguing that
England's is in her coal, which rendered her
the mistress Of the world. She has done as
much As the Rebels in bringing the present
of affairs upon us He did not
want her 10 derive any advantage 10y our
taxing our own coal.
Mr.. Cox,s amendment, tawing anthracite
Is cents per ton, and bitumiNous one-eighth
cent. per bushel, was agreed\to--yeas CI,
nays 81.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
FIRE At GREEN CASTLE.


NHAhhLi1NLl kl', fruNEttn county, Pa.
August 3l-t 1851
McsSrs EVANS * WATSON. Philadeluhia-Gcntls.
men On the morning of the 22l of August. 1861
our >torcEousc at Gsccnca>ic destroyed bv fire
The Salamandcr safe purchased from yol some
few years since was in the above mcnihIcd Store.
house and contained all books, papcr, cash &
which were prcscIN ed in a perfect condition after
being exposed to most intense heat for several holry
Please inform rs upon shat terms you will sell US
another larger SAFE.
Yours truly. OAKS ( AUSTIN
Salaman1cr Safes for Banks, Stores. Private
Families, &c. &c. Also, Evans 4 Wasun'- Patent
Alphabetical Bank Locks and Bank Vault Dools
equal to any made in the country. and sold on rs
good terms. n W would respectfully refer io
ih9 following Banks and other parties having their
Safes and Locks now in use, 10 their entire sati-fac
ton, and many others given at their Store
United STATES MINT, Branch Bank Shclbyviile
Philadelphia Tennessee
UNITED STATES ARSENAL. CITY Bank of philadclrbis
thniornla. Consolidation Is X Of phia
t"itSiown bAhk, Pa. Com'th Bank of Pha
Coatcsyille Bank. Pa. ChGtauoo,a RonI, Tenn
SroudsburE Bank. Pa Prem Loan As.'on. An !,
Jersey shore Bauk, Pa. Ban., of Northumberland
Lock Haven Bank. Pa Bank of Nor.h'n Iiberli-s
Union Bank. Baltimore pl;lalrlphia
southwestern Bank OF Va. Paul and Swin Baukors
Fulton Rank, Atlanta, Ga. Alah2ma
Newark Bank Del W e. Sterling Wikosl',
hai'k OF y C.. Raleigh, Lewsbnrg Bank, Pa
u;her references given upon calling At our Store
NJ" IL ;. Fourth Street, PhilHiciphia.
March ~ lofJ Nv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
y. WEuCKsSEI.sAs;M,
oPTICI a N &c OCuTIST
From eshiiudcEulsin,

ID ESPECTFrLLY informs tn, citizens Of Sruhprv
IL aud vicinity, that he has opened u room at the
WASHINGTON il"usE. whcr" he oficrs for salc
SPECTiCLES or EFERY TARIETT.
SIZE IND QEALITT!,
y new invention of Spectaclas for di.tarrsor clos.
f""ding' with gold silver steel. and tortoisr.shcll
iranos, and n new and approved assortment Of
Pcrllocu aud parahOlu ground din! Glass,s Of hi.
own manufacture. lie would particularly call tho
attention "i ihe public 30 his Spccarlr3 for
NEAR SIGHTED PERSONS.
aud for persons who have been operated upor for the
cataract of the eye, and to his new kind of Glasses
and Con'rrrrrs of the sight, made of tia best an and
azure Ela>-rs. Good Glasses may be known bv their
shape" cNurt centre. sharp and highly polished surface
The qualities 10 be found in high degree in hi.
glasses.
llIGTLN IMPORTANT Tho very best brazilian
Pebble 50 universally proved to be- far superior 10
any other glass. Also Microscopes Spy and Ouiz,;rg
Glasses Of every Sz" and quality, Telescopes Mnsli.
lying and Opera GinsSrs with different bowers tore.
iher with every variety Of articles in the Optical line
NOT mentioned.
~ Optical ami other Instruments and Glasses
carefully repaired at slor: notice lie can always
select Glasses to suit the vision Of the person as h.
sees them, upon tho frs trial
ii" will remain in this place DURING Arnir CorRr
and those in want Of the above articles will please
give him call
He will, il required 90 to nny respectable house
where his service, may be wanted
[ i The very best EYE WATER and the bcs.
Hunting Gla>-cs always for sale
Nuubuvy. March -, lSG9
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
The Sumter at Gibralter.

The Rebel steamer Sumter has been living
at Glbralter almost az long IA the Army of
the Potomac was on its all-quict post. Tn
like the famous army however, it has not
been improving from its long inaction. She
is pcnnod in by three United Statcs vessels,
and probably will never come out again un-
derthc flag oftlie 50 called Confederate States,
The Rebel craft cannot escape ~ did the
-NtSirtNe from Southamton. There the Tue
caroru was compelled 10 wait for twenty four
hours after the sailing of the .NashriNe before
she could give chase. This is the law in re-
gard TO belIigrrcnt vessels in II neutral port
The Sumter now lies in British port, but
the United States vessels lie at Algcsiras. in
Spanish waters. OF course. no interdict of
the Spanish authorities can prevent them
rom sailing as soon as the Sumter may
Tease to weigh anchor; nor can the British
athoritics complain if they give chase on
u instant TO the Rebel vessel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

fF"Wc find the following traitorous par
agraph in the last Selinsgrovc Times. As
tho Brcckinlidgc editor of that scmi-rebe
sheet is the political friend and ally Of the
editor Of the Brcckinridge bible of this
place, We should like to know the opinion
of the latter on this subject. We would sng
gest, however, that it would not I've prudent
10 call the soldiers fools"
"a QUESTION ASswERED.--Wc have frt-
qucntly been asked how long we supposed
the war would last We will for once an
swer that, in our opinion, it will last just as
long as there are fools enough To fight and
fools enough to pay"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

Coal TRADE.-Thc quantity sent 10y Rail
road this week ia 34,2l6 O5--by Canal 20
5l7 04 tons-tor the week 59,I33 90 tons
against 5l,2S7 for the corresponding week
last year
Al the regions show an increase in the
supply this week over tbc corresponding
week last year, except the Shamokin, which
is affected by an increased rate of tolls on
the North Central Railroad We understand
however, that IN increased quantity from
that region is sent over the Mine Hill exten-
sion and takes this routc TO markrt.--M
ylers ,{ONrAal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Tes.nmentary
" have been granted to the undersigned, on Ibs
estate of Pellatinh Whitaker late Of Zcrbc township
Northumberland county, Pa. deceased All persons
indebted are requested to make immediate payment
ana those having claims against said estate 10 present
them for settlement LORINDA LOW
Zerbe twp, March Is, 1862 Exocutriv