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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08
r4s~TnE CoLoREp OR Memo SoLDiEl

eSs~TuE CoLoRED OR Memo SOLDIERS
.- The 54th Massachusetts, regiment of vol
untecrs. commanded 10y Col. Shaw is COM
posed entirely of colorcd men. Their heroic
bravery in storming Fort Wagner where
they lost their gallant Colonel, has forever
pettled the question in regard to their value
ss soldiers. Those who now oppose the
employment of negroes as soldiers i'll put
ting down the rebellion, can have no legltl-
mate excuse except that they wish TO save
the negro at the expense Of the white man,
or elsc that they have no desire to see the
rebels whipped The Richmond papers now
threaten 10 organize the blacks under the
lead OF their masters, but the Georgia Con-
,titutionalia says they can't be trusted, and
that "the most seemingly devoted slaves arc
found wanting in the hour of trial"
That is the true reason Of the dread OF the
rebels in our arming negro soldiers, and this
is the reason why the rebel sympathisers,
the coppcrheads of the north, aid them in
their opposition to the employment of ne
gro soldiers. 1t would be terrible to have a
rebel soldier killed by a negro, but nothing
70 have white laborer or mechanic of the
north killed by rebel, white or black.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

~ Hon. Daniel Agnew of Beaver county
has been nominated by the Union Conyen-
tion at Pittsburg as the Union candidate
for Supreme Judge. Judge Agnew is said
tn bc man Of excellent character and
superior ability.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

~ Among the criminal proceedings
Of the court, perhaps the case Of the Com vs,
Peter II. Fisher, excite mos, interest The
testimony substantially disclosed the follow
ing facts;
Mr.. Fisher under authority of the Provost
Marshal, has been employed in arresting de-
serters and other transgressors against the
government. While passing along the
road in Lower Augusta, he was assailed by
young Zimmerman, Shipm an, Sterner, and
several others, with eplthets, more emphatic
than polite, and who, by way of showing
their contempt of the government authori-
ties, and their copperhead proclivitics,
cheercd for jeff Davis and threatened to
kill the id abolitionist. Mr.. Fisher, who
Ia said to be q most vigilant officer, thought
1t his duty to arrest them, and brought one
Of them, Mr.. Zimmerman, before Charles j.
Bruner, Esq., the Deputy Provost Marshal
of this county, who discharged him with a re-
prmand. But it was deemed advisable to
arraign Mr. Fisher before the Grand Jury,
ON bill of indictment, before majority
Of whom he stood as much chance as q
hereto before Spanish Inquistion. On
his trial in Court, he was found guilty of
assault and battery in making the arrest.
Judge Jordan, the President, believing that
Dir. Fisher had acted under mistaken au-
thority, was disposed to impose moderate
fine and the costs-but the associate Judges,
shipman and Turner overrulcd him, and
made the fine $50. Judge Jordan, in pass
ing sentence, deemed it proper to state,
that the fine was no act of his, but his as.
sociates.
1t was just such case as would have
enabled all intelligent and impartial Judge
whose sympathics for our Southern breth-
crn" had been prematurcly and incautious-
ly developed, to show his magnanimity and
set himself right before the people. But
magnanimity tempered with justice, is a
rare attribute, and not readily found in con-
nection with stolidity, stimulated by the
blind zeal of party bigotry.
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A STRAY lGEg..

CtAME to the premises Of the subscriber, on or
about the let day Of May, 1868 stray Bull, ap-
parenty about two yenrs old light red, with whito
tail aud white belly Tho owner Is requested 70 come
forward prove property pay charges and iako him
sway OF otherwise he i'll be sold according 70 la1
JOHN cl0PER
tppsrAugi-ii Aug ls', 1885 2n
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PRIVATE ACADEMY.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

FINllE REV. JAMES DICKSON, will reopen hi,
i Academy on Monday, the l7th lay Of Angus,
1868
The following branches will be taught:
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Philosophy. Rhetoric
Logic Book Keeping, Vocal Music in theory and
practice Also, Geography, Grammar, History,
Composition Writing
TERMS
Per Quarter Of IL weeks S6toS
In the above branches without the languages Sc 90
Latin and above branches 81 90
Greek and above branches, IS 90
See Circular.
Por further particulars apply TO
REV. JAMES DICKSON, Teacher.
Northumberland, August lst lS65.-ly
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sfy"Govornor Tod of Ohio, in an address
to the people, pay the following testimonial
to the memory of Major McCook
"The losses upon our side have been tn
fling, so far as numbers are concerned; Dut
am panied to be compelled to announce
that few gallant spirits have been taken
from us. Prominent among the number is
the brave Major Daniel McCook, the honor
cd father of the heroic boys who bear his
name, and who have won so much glory and
rcnown for our arms in this great struggle.
Major McCook, although advanced in years,
has pcrilled his life, as volunteer, upon
many of our battle.fields; believing that he
could be of service in Kidding the state of
her invaders, he volunteered with his trusty
rifle rs private, and fell in the engagement
near Builingtons Island. His memory will
be cherished by all and the sincere sympa-
thics of all true patriots will be given to his
widow and children"
Governor Tod cxhorts the people to go
on with their military organizations; and
announces that he has cheerfully given to
the federal authorities all the aid in his pow
er for the enforcement of the draft. He ex
presses confidence that "the brilliant achieve
ments of our forces during the present
month, resulting in the destruction and
capture of over n hundred thousand of the
enemy, together with their strongholds, give
Ills the hope that the war will soon tcrmi-
nate the drafted man, therefore, need not
anticipate three-years' campaign
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

| certify tho above statement to he lust and truo
TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
j. X. PRlESTLEY, Cashier
Sworn and subscribed before me
: J. PACKER, Notary Public I
Aug. s. 1853.
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The Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tcnncssec'
and the editor of the Nashville Union, vouch
for the character of Mr. Alfred Hoss, of East
Tennessee, the writer of the following letter,
which is sent by Mr.. Maynard to the Union:
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FROM CHARLESTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Full official
advlces of a late date, have been re-
ceved at the Navy Department, from
Admiral Dahlgreen. They are fu!!
and very satisfactory, and although
from their nature their publication
at at this time wonld be highly inII>-
Greet, they show that neitic" Dahl
green nor Gilmore are idle. They
are pushing forward preparations
fer a renewal of active aud efficient
operations.
These two distinguished command
ers have TOO much the interest ofthe
cause at heart, and are too buslIy
engaged in forwarding preparations
for rcJacing Notifications and captur-
ing the city to waste their time IN
the foolish chickering's and jealousIeS
ascribed to them by certain newspa-
per correspondents and others. On
the contrary, they are working cor
daily and heartily to gether, and
the results of their cooperation will
be witnessed before long in a manner
which will convince Beauregard and
his friends and SymrathizerS that al!
harbarism is not exhausted in the
first Smelling Of the devoted city.
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LATEST NEWS!
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 5th.-An unusual
degree of excitement prevails here
to-day, in consequence Of the rebel
Gen. Forest, with force of about
4 200 mounted, having made raid
on our line Of railroad communica-
ton between this place and Chatta-
nOoga.
There is no need to fear General
Rosecrans' success in holding his no
sition at Chattanooga. He is too
strong at that place for the enemy to
attack him with even a show OF sue
cess.
Some persons are inclined to thiuk
an engagement is going on at Chat
tanooga, but | don't coincide with
them. Unless the enemy is very
desperate, he will not attack Chatta-
nooga. If he does there is every
likelihood that he will be defeated.
If he attempts a flank movement on
that place, he will find force that
has been long and well tried In the
field, and Gen. Rosecrans would be
able tc hold out several days against
movements and attacks even Of a
very superior force.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

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Although not disposed to favor recommend
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the benefits he believes himself TO have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that be
NAV thus contribute TO the benefit Of others
! do this The more readily in regard 10 lIoo!-
Mnd's German Bittcrs, prepared by Dr.. G. II.
Jackson. Of this city, because WAS prcjrdiccd
against them For many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly M alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker
Esq. for the removal Of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement TO try them, WHEN
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The re of three bottles OF these bittcrs, nj tho
beginning Of the present year, WAS followed by
cviGcn, relief and restoration 10 degree Of bod.
liz and mental vigor which had not felt for six
months before, and had almost despaired Of re-
gaining therefore thank God md my friend
for directing me TO the use Of them. I
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PmLAD'A, June %, 1861.