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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20
Exycur,oS OF Rrnr, sp,rs AT Fnhsv.

EXECUTION OF REBEL SPIEs AT FRANZ
I'm, TENNtaatE Colonel Baird, command
ing at Franklin, Tenn, sends the. following
TO General Rosccrans About dark on Mon
day evening two men came into camp
dressed in our uniforms, with horse equip
ments to correspond, saying that they were
Colonel Anton, inspector-general, and Major
Dunlap, assistant, having an order from
Adjutant General Townsend and General
Rosecransto inspect outposts but thtir con-
duct was so singular that they were strested
Colonel Baird asked if there were any
such persons in the army, and, if so, their
descriptions. General Rosecrans replied
at once that they were probably spies, and
directed him to order court, and if they
proved to be spies to execute them immc-
diately, which was done, and they were
tried, condemned to be hung and the sem
tence was carried into execution before ten
o'clock OH Tuesday.
On being discovered they confessed they
were officers in the rebel army--onc Col.
named Lawrence w. Orton, formerly w:
Orton Williams. One claims to be u first
cousin to Robert Lee, and is said to have
been chief of artillery on General Braggs
staff, and formerly to have ben on Gene
raj SCOTS staff Of the Second regular cay
airy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

- TnE REnEt INyAsIOS.-Our town has been
in a state Of great excitement since Monday last
The news of the advance of the rebels, though FORE
shadowcd was not believed until the repulse of Mil.
roy at Winchester. surrounded by $4,000 rebels
through which force he cut his way out, and joined
Kelly at Harper's Ferry, and Tyler who fell back
from Martnsburs. The telegraph brought us the
news of the advance Of the rebels-the burning Of
Green Castle and the capture of Chambersburg and
that they expected opposite Harrisburg on We'd
ncsday. The grestest excitement prevails at Harris
burg. Many families having packed up their valu-
ablcs and sent them to place of security. The
Pro,honotary Of that place wrote to Prothonotary
Mr. Becky, proposing to send their records here for
safe keeping.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

eB' FREE SPRrcu-The Eew York
Tribune has a capital editorial On tbose
"lcwd fellows of the baser sort" who arc
just now in tho widest frenzy concerning
Free Speech Of the vallandigham stamp.
The Tribune was opposed TO the arrest of
vallandigham, but 1t thus discourses on
the Rynders howlers about free speech and
a free press
"Liberty OF discussion may be a very fine thing
Mr.. Ben Wood but fyou think you love IT, you la
Dor under hideous hallucination. Freedom Of dis.
cr,ssion may be adelghtfu principle, but when did
you become enamored Of it, Mr.. Boratio Seymour :
pretty pair Of consistent creatures you are pre-.
oious pair Of noodles you must be- If you do not know
that you stealing all the fine thunder Of the
Abolitionists--and very awkwardly you handle the
pilfered bolts You for freedom Of discussion Why,
had you only had your way, you would long ago
have hung Mr. Garrison, beheadod Mr.. Sumner
drawn and quartered Henry Wilson. and set your
bulldogs Of the groggery and the brothel and the
gambling hell upon the office of this paper! You
know you would, Hofatio Don't deny bushngly
the soft impeachment You know in your hearts,
clear down to the black bottom Of them, that you
would have done il Nice men you are to talk of
Freedom of Speech You would keep Satan rebuk-
ing Sin quite in countenance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

lg ENGINE EXPLOSION AND Two MES KILLED.
A terrible accident occurred at Port Treyorton
Station on the Northern Central hallway. about IL
miles below this place on Saturday last. Engine
No 81, which had just been supplied with water ex
plodrt with loud report. VIM Randalls, fireman,
young man from this place, and Samuel Miller, the
engineer from Dauphn, were both instantly killed.
Randals ,ena blown several hundred yards from the
engine, and when found every bone in his body was
apparently crushed lie leaves an afflicted family
Of wife and three children.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

ty~THE Miners At SHANukiS.--on tn. receipt
of the news that the rebels IN Pennsylvania and
approaching Harrisburg, Mr. A. r. Fiske, the Super.
utendent of the Shamokin Valley Railroad, called
on the operators in regard to suspendng operations
and permit their employees to in defence of the
State. The operators at once accepted the proposi-
ton. The miners and other citizens Of Shsmokin,
to the number of l2O men came in on Wednesday
and proceeded to Harrisburg from this place by a
special train, accompanied by company from
this place
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

.13' The Ohio Register nominatcs George
B. Mcclellan as the candidate of the Peace
Democracy for the next President, with
c. l.. Nallandigham for Vice. The Tribune
considers that fit and proper ticket for
he party. And since it was argued in
1850 that it was unconstitutional in the
Republicans to take both their candidates
rom the Free States, Val. has probably
aiken up'his residence in Dixie TO remove
lis nhiectiOn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20
LATEST NEWS.

The rebels have actually evacuated Cham
bersburg and started in the direction OF
Williamsport, at which point large body
OF Infantry is lying.
The rebels said to be at New Market,
Md, yesterday. are reported to be within
twenty-six miles of Baltimore.
The rebels yesterday occupied the town
OF Cumberland. with 1000 Infrntry, one
regiment of Cavalry and a battery Of Artil-
lcry. 1t is supposed they intend going to
Wheeling by way of Uniontown, on the ma
tional road
The New York Seventh regiment has ar
rived at Philadelphia, ready to report to
General Schenck. at Baltimore, instead Of
Harrisburg ms originally intended.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20
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1893.
4 SOS. iSoI.
Philadeiphia a Erie uniirond.

1868. 1858.
philadelphia n Erie hniirond.
YINIlS great line traverses the Northern aud
| Northwest counties Of Pennsylvania TO the city
Of Erie, on Lake Erie,
il has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and under their auspices Is being rapidly
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IL Is now in use for Passenger and Freight busl,
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miles) on the Eastern Division and from Sheteld To
Erie, t7s milss) on the W estern Division
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

u Business on the Shamokin Valley Po,tsSillo
rail road has been entirely suspended. The rolling
stock of the Northern Central road including all the
engines not actually needed for necessary purposes
were brought up here Numerous trains of coal and
freight were brought back. The sdngs filled
up and the main track of the Shamokin road s
piod for several miles. long line Of engines, with
Gags flying and steam up while standing ON the
siding in this place Tuesday, was II novel sight
and attracted considerable attention
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20
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TIUNTAN N MISERY

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

{ r Captain John Buyers, of Company J., SSH
regiment stationed at Newbern n C., returned home
few days since, having resigned on account of ILL.,
health.
s. Hunter Ellington has also returned from Capt
Gobn Company at Key West, discharged on &C.
count of ill.health.
Henry Bartsher of Co. l., jSih regiment is at home
on a visit to a sick mother.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

CsHwHACKERs AT WORK IS MlssOURt.-
Baptist clergyman Of Greche couhty,
souri,, writes 10 friend in Philadelphia:
The rebel bushwhackcEs arc at work.
ry few days we hear of men being shot
, the bush. They made a raid into
II county a week since, and killed ten
with most Of whom ! was well ac-
ntcd. Seven of them were militia men.
first stripped them Of everything but
shirts, placed them together with
backs towards them, and shot them
y all to pieces, leaving their bodies on
round. The same company then pass.
o"rth of Stockton, and shot two
ms, then tn the house of Elder Obadish
b, an old Baptist preacher that have
n for twenty years, and shot him with
cen halls. They took from his dead
ahout rhr~a hundred dollars, and
the empty pGsre in his wife's face.
O person or pral'erty is safe here unless
of a copperhcad. The government
not molest these, and of course the
avery democrats lct them alone"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

,TURAL CURlosITIEs.-gn the Coso
;, about $50 miles from Los Angelos,
mstone Mountain, volcano in active
lion. lts altitude is about 1900 feet.
xtcrior uf the mouutain is pine hTim.
hard, hut yielding 10 the pick. The
.ose is worth $25 for 100 pounds in
Ingelos. About two and half aniles
LOS Angeles Rre a large nutaher Of hot
:, with temperature up 10 boiling
About three miles from the birthstone
ain il tbs Iron Mountsin, So called.
) 10 5000 feet above the ocean level,
reddish color aud contains iEsn ore.
ibits strongly the action OF lire. -
miles distant from Birthstone Noun,
ses another called Glass Mountain
act volcano. Alta former period /,
yod large quantities. OF glass, The
sirngn over the surface Of tho earth
iatsncc of over twenty miles. Some
weigh from 100 70 300 pounds. Al
pfr'soily Tree ron imlufiiist, ane
r. tlanllGlsn'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

Z; WorSpEp SOLDIERS RErvRSED.-Iohn |.
Smith Of the cavalry service who lost his leg ak
weeks since near Williamsburg, while calamity
fighting the enemy. arrived here in company with
his brother Geo. Smith of this place. Mr. Smith 5
leg was amputatcd above the knee, having been
greatly shattered by ball
Isaiah Gusscr. of Mr.. Charles usscr, has klso
returned, crippled by isht wound and by rheu,u;
atism.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

.Is' ON the 5th instant Nr. +. II. Drcxcl.
the prominent banker OF Philadelphia, was
injured SO severely by being run over by a
train of cars on the Reading Railroad in
that City, that he died the same evening.
He attempted to jump off while the train
was in motion, missed his footing, and fell
under the wheels, which passed over his
legs. severng one of them from his body,
and mangling the other.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

~" AS regards fc,inforccmcnts reaching
= bclcagucrcd city, this seems out of the
cstion, for two Ttasons. One is, Vicks-
rg is surrounded by swamps, through
iich are a few passes, easily defended, and
'achments of our ARMY hold them and
sufficient force could leave in front of
iecrans without his knowledge, when he
uld advance, as in fact he is now doing,
h by inch, as if he were ftrcseeing this
rement
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-20

~ GRADING THE SrREErs.-Wc arO pleased 10
that our borough authorities engaged in gra-
ding the streets. They have procured the services
of a civil engineer, Mr.. West of Danyillc, for that
purpose. The pavements in Market street will have
TO be taken up in some places and made to conform
in width and grade the width in Market street be-
ing l2 feet In the other streets the width is from
o 10 IL trCt