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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

49, - WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1884.
1t ia urslerstood here that General Butler
bes laid plans before the Rebel authorities
and has yet fcceived no answer Should
they decline to exchange, then General But
Ter has q remedy IN his own hands, which,
it is believed, will meet the case promptly.
THE DRAFT BILL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE members of
both the Military Committees of Congress
have received large numbers of letters, the
writer's volunteering suggestions or advice
as to what should be the features OF the
amendatory enrolment bill, many of them
evidently desiring that it should be so
framed as to exempt themselves from the
draft. The bill before the Senate will prob
ably pass that body tomorrow, and be sent
to the House for its concurrence.
1t corrects some of the faults of the
present law, and its object is to render its
operations more efficient. The only persons
specially exempted from the draft, are the
Vice President of the United States, the
Judges of the United States Courts, the
heads of the several Executive Departments,
and the Governors of the States, and by
implication, such persons as are physically
or mentally unfit for the service, according
to the prescribed army regulations.
The two classes for enrolment and draft
are merged in one, which is made to include
persons between the ages of twenty and
torty-fve years. Credits are to be given to
the cities, towns and wards, so as to equalizc
as far as possible the Craft throughout each
district.
The Communication is increased to Si00,
those who pay it to be exempt from the
present draft, but liable to he called upon
in the next; or, in other words, they are In
the condition of a reserve.
Drafted men may, if they prefer, be trans
ferred TO the navy, such transfers being
credited to their respective localities. AL
terations are made in the details of the old
act for conducting the draft, and attorneys
or agents are restricted to the fee of five
dollars for preparing the necessary exemp-
ton papers. The bill has not yet been
perfected by the Senate. but it will probably
pass that body with the above prominent
features.
ARREST OF A PROVOST MARSHAL.
Captain w. W. White, Provost Marshal
Of the Eighteenth Pennsylvania District, ut
Williamsport, has been dismissed the service
and arrested and lodged in the Old Capitol
Prison, for alleged frauds in tue business Of
the Office.
THE FEELING ~ ENGLAND.
A letter received here this morning from
Robert j. Walker, London says that great
revolution is going on in England in refer
encc to the financial strength of the Govern
ment. He also says that a heavy tide Of
emigration will set into this country in the
spring, and, with congenial legislation, it
may be carried up to half million Of people
a year. He proposes that Congress shall
enact that no cmigrants shall be liable to
conscription during the war, so as to disarm
suspicion abroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

tf@AccIDENr on THE NORTHERN CESrRAL RAIL.
Roap.-A dispatch has been received from Bati.
more, giving the following particulars of m acci-
ert TIA, occurred on the Northern Central Railroad
ou TUESDAY a week
an accident occurred yesterday. on the Northern
central railroad. 20 miles from this city Two pas
'enger cars became detached from the mail train
f.in Harrisburg, and were run into by road train.
FEs cars were demolished. d. .. Callahan of Lon
Ion, Cauala, was killed. and six other passengers
we're badly injured, including Hon. r, G Parsons,
from C!cavelshd. Ohio and Lieut. Col Blackmsn, Of
ohio.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
From Washington.


w ASuINGTON, Jan. 10.
TIE NEW PACIFIC NAIL ROUTE.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Mcbride, of
Oregon, in the House, provides for daily
mail, by four-horsc stages, from Fort Bird
ger, in Utah, to Dallas City, Oregan.
The route runs through region hitherto
considered the heart Of the American will
derness, but now lined with population OF
about seventy-fve thousand. 1t passes
through tile most important mining portion
of Idaho and Eastern Oregon and these
regions contain the most productive placer
mines on the western slope 70 the navigable
waters of the Columbia river.
1t is claimed that this mail will supply
the population of the Willamette Valley
about ten days sooner than by the present
rbute via California, and in proportionally
less time for the interior. The bill has been
referred to the Post Office Committee.
DIsLoYALTY ADMoNIsuED.
Gov. Cumming, formerly of Utah, when
applying for the last quarters pay due him,
was notified by the United States Treasurer
that he should not pay him unless he took
the oath of allegiance, inasmuch as he had
been charged with disloyalty. This action
on the part of the Treasurer, which is sane
toned by higher authority, raised a very
nice point, and one of marked interest to
Coppcrhead legislators
SIOUX TROUBLES IN CANADA.
About one thousand rcbellious Sioux. fee
ing from the Union army in Minnesota, have
crossed the Canada line, and are now caus-
ing much trouble in the vicinity of Selkirk.
Some time ago permission was asked of the
British Government to cross the line with
our troops in order to prevent such outrages
as are now taking place.
After consultation with the Home Gov
ernment, Lord Lyons replied that such per-
mission could not be granted. Efforts have
becn made 20 pursuadc the Sioux to return
To our Territory, but the Indians reply that
if they come back they will be killed, and
they might as well die therc
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MOURNING GOODS !!
Black Glossy Silks.
II Black Cashmerss;
Super Elacl; AIohsjrs,
Fine Black Alpaccss,
Black and Purple Delains,
White and Black Figured Delaines,
Black Crepe Maretz,
Lupins Black all wool Delsines,
Black SILK Beregos,
Good Black Debege,
Plain Black Gingrams,
Plain Black Caiicoes,
Neat Figured Black CaiIcoes,
Fine Black Sacl; Flaunels.
BLACK Love Wells,
Jouyins Black Kid Gloves,
Black Sill; Gauntletts.
Black Gloves in Variety,
Fine Mourning handkerchief,
Black cotton and wool Hosiery,
Black Thibet and Wool Shawls,
SC, &c, sc.
4 nice line of the abave goods now
open and Tor sale at low prices,
Z. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Suubury, October 3lst, 1868,
vgIsSsssss.ys,, sSsssss...y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

tYF BunoLArs.-on Monday night the key OF
the front door, River street, Of onr dwelling, sud-
donly disappeared. suspectins that it was stolen,
We put down the dead.latch and locked the door
leading out Of the box entry into tire dining ROOM
The entry was entered during the night but finding
the inner door locked, the burglar left, taking an
umbrella, the only article in the entry.
On the following night james Washington's shop
was entered and robbed of guitar and some books
Of the value Of S25 or $780,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

The soldiers. some o! whom committed the attack
On the DKnocnSr ofiee, on Monday night, seemed
to have a smashing time among some of the Restau-
rants, but we understand they promptly paid for all
they drank and ate, and all damages for smashing
tumblers, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
locaI ahairs.

tyNnw orricE.--we neglected to notice hand.
some improvement in Market street, put up by
Messrs. Hill Woverton, on the lot Of Major Dew
art These gentlemen having entered into partner.
ship. now occupy tins building law Office. The
building is crediable to the taste and enterprise Of
our legal friends.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

t5 ABANDONMENT OF CAMP CURrIS.--We learn
that Camp Curtin is to be entirely abandoned i'm.
tnediateiy, and new camp will be established west
II the river, in and aronnd Fort Washington. This
will be excellent location and far preferable to
the old one The camp will be named Camp
Reynolds, in honor of Gen. Reynolds who was killed
whi!e while heroically fighting for his country at
gettysburg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

Es-NISRoD IN PETIT .coArs.--0n New Years
morning, Miss Clara Potts aged about Is years. saw
large Buck in front of her fathers residence near
Hills Grove, Sullivan county, when she took down
lis rife and shot it dead
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
WvN VA TszI,M EC Eps

Slaves, Shingles, Poplar, Locust, &c.
rENIlE undersigned is about extending his lumber
1 business to ill needed gap in the trade of Phil
adelphia, by making a.speenlity Of the CooperStoek
Trade, and now desires to make arrangements TO Sc
cure supplies. The City Coopers, Shippers, &c d.
owing to the mpossbiliy of obtaining them in Phil
adelphia. depend largely on other markets for
th6ir Staves. &c. With proper encouragement by
the manufacturers. the undersigned hopes to stop
this diversion of trade by Keeping hand 4 large
stock in eery variety of quality and size. By Civ
ing this branch OF trade particular attention, he
hopes to make more early returns to consigpments
and establish fer the manufacturers moro valuable
communication with purchasers than is possible by
those who trade mainly in more heavy lumber
Manufacturers and Others. who can furnish (parti-
cularly coNTlNUoUS scpplies,) either by contract,
purchase or on Commission, Slaves, Heading, Hoop
Poles, &c. Address
". A. LEVERTNC.
Callowhill street Wharf, Philadelphia.
Large supplies always wanted of Locust Timber,
Oak Knees, and frequently long Oak Plank. Oak and
Yellow Pine Timber &c Also now opening trade
in and wanting supplies Of Shingles, Walnut, Cherry
Poplar and Ash Humber 6c.
REFERENCES Alex g. CattelI & CO. philldel-
rha 1hos. Eichardson Co, PhGdelphil.
January l6, lsG+.-lm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

~ cases oF flur .-An lnpoT1an, change has
,sa u,ads Ia lhs time schedule II 'hs Laskssanna
ploou.,bufg Railroad. fhs passenger Hsia pos
as. Nol,hsahsTlani AZ oelosk N tbs uleFplhg
"A ..ri,ss "a ss,snson sil sifM Leaves sesaHiaa
tmPM asl asrlsss Al AeIlhulahsglasi Il : %
m Ihl, siil ssahls pslsaus 10 ssaii pansills,
49,. s.a a,si bieeaaakgIg "a Ms wegsiaz asa -.
,sa 10 ihs sssrlat
A sh.ass h. slia bssa Hsls IL Ne Fanslus u ne
.,,hss e.a,ssl asa fhsisaslFAls 4 tFls ths
.ii nsia sassl arrives q . sr NJ, 'asissa a I y
Ia aNA n fls ksIssn aalA = i@ A n,
sAslieifa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

Tho rains ON Sunday night and on Monday, raised
the Shamokin creek and small streams to food
height. The river several feet, but the solid
body of ice, averaging about ten inches, did not
give wav.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

tYFINE VES1soN.-Capt. ]. h, Clement, Pro:
7ost Marshal of this district has been the recipient Of
several fine bucks shot by Sergeants Daniel Smith
aud ] J. Guthrie, who detailed to his command.
They also presented one TO Adj't. a. T. Clapp, of
the board. Smith and Guthrie said to be active
officers Mr. Smith who resides at Trout Run is a
nephew of Jacob seesloltz, Esq.
The following card was attached 10 the buck when
1t srrived here
70 Capt JSo. KAY CLEMENT,
Provost Marshal l4th Dist
Sunbury, Penna.
From Sergeant DANIEL SAITH and Sergeant JOS
J. GUTHRIE.
An exttesiicn Of thanks for a short leave Of alb
sence for HUNTING, and testimonial TO the uniform
kindness blended with correct discipline which has
been exhibited to during the months of our SER
vico on special detail to his command
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

FRUIT TRIBES

w II. KNOUSE. Agt. for Edw. J. Evans Co.
w Of Central Nurseries, York. Pa, takes
this method o.! Informing his friends and the pu1ic
generally, that lac is and will remuin at Nivcrt's
Hotel Tor two weeks, ready to receive orders which
he viii deliver in the Spring Of all kinds Of Fruit
ana ornamental trees grape vines, Shrubs, Roses, Nc.
Sunbury, january Q. 1854 --3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
pELEcATR CnILpREN,


DELICATE CHILDREN,
Thosr suffering from MAaAsnrs, wasting away,
with s'areeiy any eesh their bones, cured in
very short time enc bottle N such cases. will have
most surprising eaeet
PARENTS having suffering esiaren IS above,
hHd wishing 20 rase them, will never regret the day
they eomnenesd with these Bltters.
LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS and those work.
Ing hard with their brains.s should always keep
h-iile Of Hooasnds nitters near them, a. they VII
dad uiueh beneat fiom ia pse, 70 both mlnd al1l
body, snylgstaiipg and noi depressing
IL u NOT A LIQUOR sTIApLASr.
Ard leaves no pFos.rasen.
Alteration. Soldiers,
AND TnE FRIENDS or s0LDrERs
We can the attention of al having relation CO
hienas n The army % the iael that 'h0OtLAAp
ueTaap ligisia vii cure nine ienis 81 the dssases
iEaussd ty sKpurss and priga'ens accident 10 ealnP
Lie. In the liss. pablished Glmest daily Ia tho
neTpepes, en the arrival " the sleki 4 wi be no
ileed hai very large l.oPeFtea a.s suil.ling Com
debility EFqy caea u thal KIDD ean be Fsady
sufsi by Ileoaands ussuAn flusls We have ~
Hesitation Ia slatins that, II thefe Uiefs velg isesy
pssi smangeuf sosdlels hundTsds Of lives nighi 10
'-sss MAJ shs.s'ss sssls Ss,l - , hss,hl M
isss Ipin sl4prels 10 The arny grd hospitals, Who
hsts tsss restored - hsslib W w uss u 1sse sat-
i>f<. senl - lhsie ~ shel' h'eh'+
nisWAnE OF couNfERFRlIsf
- llss lks sisns'sgs z c n JACKSON Z ca
~ Hfaf,.sF " sa'h ifaif
fsiss peg l,p,ts ~ efr'5 o. hslf aeleE a. "a 20
taasil sauf nesIl.i dgsgsisi roi has ita sfiisls
Il III u esl q N 40 u lhe asssi.rs pis1ssa
N9fs Tia teg l. easfsi in hi l'let ~ tiil j. -
49, - ~ FfasFl .soafslY iafkei 81 ssfaHs
ttl4.i4.i ta.ss trt hss aireioly. ~. tsl klsh ~
1uAlt IMAM,
sss.s.sa y 4. n lAss.ss : csl
fgtIsis
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN INVENTION OEEaAsGE SzEzsaT
BROWNS NEW
Vlrfoy-H'nn IL, ,v,r. Hvp,sr-p,r-

Mcfal-ToP H.nmp Chimney.
ezS-The Chimney for which tho Koroscno-Oil
using public have SO long been In need, because
1. IT ISLANDS FIREr' Turn up the blazo till
up ms fong as you please-THE GLASS WORT BREAK !
Try 1t.
2, II docs not become black or dsfguTed should
the lamp accidentally smoke. Is shorter than the
common cbimney-,ss liable to uocdent--and more
convenient for carrying about the house.
3. II 1t not easily affected by sudden changes Of
empcrnture go out of doors, into tho ccter sum
mer winter, with tho lamp burnng--don't four
the chimney will not disappear in fragments!
4. The top be instantly removed. and the glass
wiped perfectly clean in moment. tcitho1t zcsftsg,
and without danger OF breaking the glass
8. One outass ten common cAtmn6yS. Try il aud
you will use no other For sale in
Town and County Agencies granted by the n. L. G..
Manufacturing Co, 45 Fulton Street, New york
january o. lS04.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

EY The bridge near Reeds Station on tho sha.
mokin Valley railrosd having been damaged by ice,
no train was run on Wednesday. The bridge has
been repaired.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will Give Yor
RENTENrRER-

Tho Proprieto.s have thousands Of Letters from tie
most eminent ClerEymcn, Lawyers, Physicians and
Citizens Iestifying of their personal knowledge,
70 tGe beneficial elects and medical virtues Of theso
Bittcrs,
From Rev. =. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of tho
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Ps-
tent Medicines in general, through dlstrust Of their
ingredients and effects, yet know OF no sufficient
reasons Why man Ilay not testify to the benefits hs
believes himself 90 have received from any simple
preparation in Ire hope that ne may thus contribute
TO the benefit OF others.
| do this the more readily In regard to Hoofands
German BitteIs, prepared by Or. c. NJ. jackson, of
this city, because was prcadiced against them for
mary years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker ESD tor the removal Of
this prejudice by proper test; and for encourage
lneEt to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The OF three bottles
these Bittcr ut the beginning Of the present year,
followed by evident rehef and restoration to a
degree Of bodily and mental vIgor which had not
felt for Fix months before, and lad almost despsired
ofregaIing. therefore tha,4k God and my friend
for directing to the use OF tbem.
}, NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1891
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

~ We call attention to Tho advertisement Of Rev
J. Fritzinger who offers for sale some valuable real
ests,e in Upper Mahonoy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
AdmiaIstrmtoris NolIce.

ksiaie "A Jordan Iioelefsiier, deceased.
NOTICE Il hereby Eseu that leslsTs u adu,inis
~ hHign uTal ne esials u A J0Iiab hock elylu,
lAie % ne hofgsgh ~ fuHhafy, Northumberland
gousiy deefatql hsge bsfn grated 81 the snhs,
bu. AL psgsous basing eainis sfusssi ils taii
estate AZ flqnesiei ~ lnake knosn ne tane. snd
Isftaif khqsias a. ntslges inashied sTe 80 assie
10 nsake paymfli aiA1ai dflaF
Nh. ~, kptktlkLLlk, Adniisisigaiof,
~ ie5dar kesktlslisF, de- u,
saAlsfy, Dee ~. lcts -al
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

EY| dangerous counterfeit 50 90 bip on tho
Bank Of >chuylki!l County" has been put into cir.
u.ation il Reading. Look out for the new counter
'eii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

A itsrs,sys 80 E.aw, Nc. 10 css. Fsilea
~ sAa hfpsassy, Nss ioft Nlll esfslslly ~
tAa y eeiissls.s ssa ~ e.s s.sssss lsssssss y
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FRUIT G ORNAMENTAL TREES.
SsERsES.. .VpNES aud E'Q.OyVEEPs

-, THE subscriber Is offering at the lowest e..
wS prices the productions Of the reliable Nur-S;9
'.4'- series OF EnWARD J. EYANS q CO, az ~A~-
YORK, Pa, consisting ut al kinds of FRUIT TREES
STANDARD and Dwarf, and Of the most improved va
iicties.
ornamental Trees and Shrubs.-The mos; fashion.
allie styles Of Elower5,
GKAPFS--suoh ms Catawba. Claon. Delaware,
Concord, Diana. Hartford Proliic, Isabella, &c.
The Strawberries he will deliver, ere Of the most
improved varieties aso all other kinds Of cntiya-
ted Berries,
lie warrants to deliver the above articles in good
condition,
Address, BENJAMIN BONNER.
paxinos, Sorth'd. Co., PA.
December 6, ING3.-ln
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Diseases Of gidneys and Bladder.

IN foHngOr aged, Mals oy Female,
Arespeedily rs-noved, and tia patient restored to
health
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PENSIONS, 3OUNTIES

q b. BOYER, Attorney at Law, is duly autIor-
-. ized' and licensed to collect Pension, :,
RsOstnSics and Rsucss HFny for Widows, Or.
phans and Soldiers. Office in Market street, oppc-
site Weayer's Hotel, Sunbury, Pa.
January 49, lS64--lv
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NEW FANCY STORE.
IL ANING just returned from Philadelphia, have
/ i now open fresh supply Of
VriRuniuGs, and Fancy Articles.

NEW "A! " ~ 4 ohAAss
HAVING just returned from Philadelphia have
/ now open fresh supply Of
Trinin,iugs, and Fancy Articles.
at her new Store ia the adjoining the residence
Of Mr.. Packer, in Market square, SgubuEy Pa
Her stock consists in pnrt Of
Ladies' Trgming, for Dresses Laee7,
Patterns for Dresses, Embro'icries,
Handkcrchieis, Gloves,
silk and Cotton Thread, Ladies Gloves
Xoplyrs, Wooden md Zephyr Sacques aud huois
luians Dresses Buttons bindings. Ribbons, Collars
and Sleeves Genis Necklies CUrsets, Hair Brushes
Hair uil, Hair Nets iniunt Dresses, Sewing Silks
and numerous other articles, all OF which Ni be sold
at the lowest rates,
have added 10 my stock Baimoral skir,s, Hoop
skirts WOclen Gaps Tor Ladies and Children Infant
Suek-, Gents Black silk Neckties. Alsu, fresh
supply Of Corsol- Black Knit Gloves Noolen Yarn
sud am also ready to do all kinds Of s'emping ioF
binding embroidery
Also. q variety Of articles suitable for Christmas
Presents, sach IA, Photograph Albums Poremonnaes,
Erpeeieis Breast. Pins, 81. Also handsome assor'
meui Of Toys and fne Confectionery, &e.
NARY l. LAZARUS
sunbury, Oct, ~ ls63.--ly
Rsda. 1858.
EshIiadeipl,in g. E"Ic ttaIiroHd.
INIlls great lue traverse, the Northern and NoFiA
Wcsi eognies Of Peunsy ylNana tu the ely Of Efle
IL tss been lcusel by the Pennsyl lyanla Railroad
Comltny sad under thelr ausplcea b. being rapidly
opeApl throughout lts tuine length
u snoa ~ uss 500 Passenger h.d freishi bu'lnes'
FROM iirfisbufg 10 kmlarium 90 mil,'l GA d.
Lasitm biR Risoa, aAi lioia sheffield a. Erie, lih
liilesl ga tho Mcftrm biFi.iul.
tAs u rAssnsetn t1Aii,s A. ststrnt
Mail IIaiu, iaiOAM Nal frain, 40 y N,
kspTers Ifain, A az pm LaHsss iTain, d 80 A. N
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
Special NOTICE :

To all who neglect to pay at the times and places
specified, 10 per ceutum must be added and paid
All taxes must be paid in Governmet funds or lis
equivalent. -
L. FAHNESrOCK,
Collector ldth District. ln.