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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-05-07
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Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

We publish in this issue many in
tcresting extracts from Northern pa
pers, which are plain, bold and to the
point. The tone of the northern
press is changing rapidly, and from
the tenor OF articles which are pub
Iishcd, Il reasonable opinion OF the
sentiments OF the majority Of the peo-
pie, may be formed. War is now
viewed in its proper light--unholy
and cruel at best. Strenuous effort,
will therefore be made to terminate
the fight now wagcd with such terOc-
ity; men VIII reason hereafter, only
after mature reflection. The pros
poets FOR suhiugating 4 people who
have gallantly met the issue, and su~-
laincd themselves thus fax, as have
the gallant people of the South, is. at
last, admitted to be a matter Of i'm
possibility fanaticis0, therefor,
gives way 10 reason, and the question
now raised is, what are We fighting
for? They refer to the CoastitHt5on
for solution Of the problem, and
discorcr to tier GUa=,~eaf, iLat tho
Southern States have 4 rcrtcc: right
TO withdraw from the compact. enter
ed into years pas; and on thystrrugth
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

BY published proceedings Of the
Mayor and Board of Trustees, we
are pleased to see that that body has
ut last concluded that it is requisite
to put the streets in order and re-
move all filth. w trust this i'm
portant step Will he carried into ope-
ration. While this is being done,
we suggest, for the health of onr
people, tina; ponds about the city
will not be overlooked; they should
be properly graded so as not to al
low stagnant water to remain and
poison the atmosphere in the neigh
borhood.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

ave have Cor sale at this Office .
Currency table, or Ready Reckoncr,
showing the value Of the old issu" OF
Confederate notes at the rate of dis
count, or its value III the new cur
rency. Price one dollar. Every
person should have one, as it saves
time and trouble in calculating.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Among the dispatches published
in this paper last week, intimation
was made of offers of peace PROPOSE
tons by self-constituted commissions
ers on behalf of the Confederate
Government. What construction to
put on this is difficult to say, vet we
venture the opinion that the whole
affair is bogus, and gotten up for eff
feet as a campaign dodge. Mark
what we say. Though we shall pub
lish such news intelligence from the
North as may come into our posses
sion, the readers of the "News" must
be cautious in placing too much re-
lance on all they read !; particularly
during the canvassing season, as any
quantity of far-fetched nonsense will
probably be palmed off on the read
ing public by the wire pullers of the
North.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

1t becomes cur painful duty to an
nounce the death of our respected
fellow citizen, the Hon. i. L. Hodge,
member of Congress for this Dis
trict, Mr.. II. Gied on last Friday
morning, at o'clock. lie was a
talented and able lawyer, standing
at the head of his profession in north
Louisiana; loved and respected by
all, he will be missed on all occa-
sions.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Mr.. L. Neumann, citizen Of this
place, was accidentally drowned on
last Thursday morning. lie drove
to the river in his buggy for the
purpose of watering his horse; he
got into deep water, and by some
means unknown to us he met his
death by drowning.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Through the poIiteness of friend
We have seen the \. O. Picayune OF
the 4th inst, which contains moth
ing of interest, Advices from New
York had been received, with quota
tions for gold at 292, which was dis
covered to be mistake, as the clos
ing figures in the latter place on that
day proved to be 2J5.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Printing Ink II,a@ted.-Piinter~
or others having Printing Ink, III
large or small quantity. that they
would be willing to sell, viii please
address the editor Of this paper.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Gen. Ca',hy has issued very i'm
portant order in New Orleans, which
we append for the intormntion and
digestion of an interested.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

We are told that New Orleans pa
pers Of the 4th inst. quote gold at
292 in New York. Pretty rapid adj
vance.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Wanted IT this Office Immediately,
i good pr,ss.aan, also 4 coed job
composition.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

The Chicago Times in lis cditori-
al. referring 10 Ny. NaIIandi9ham :
speech at Hamilton, Ohio, says in
conclusion:
If Mister Lincoln chooses to at
tempt to arrest Mr.. Eallandigham
and again send him out of the coun-
try, an issue will be raised in which
every citizen Of the Republic is deep
~ interested. It's whether the CON
stitutional rights of the citizen can
be abrogated by mere individual: ii
is, in short, whether the constitution
or the simple will of Il despot is SUI
premc. 1t can be settled now as
we'll as ever; it is betterfo settle it
now, for if the country submits lon
ger to attempts to suppress the free
dom of the press and the citizen, we
will yield ourselves to a tyranny,
which in a little while will reduce
this people to a condition more infa-
nous and degrading than that Of Hell
otism in ancient Sparta.
If Mister Lincoln is wise he will
not attempt further usurpations.-
The people have borne much already,
md the time is close at hand when !
further endurance will cease to be |
either a virtue or n possibility. !
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Our thanks to Lieut.. Lachmeyer.
for papers sent through him by our
friend Capt. II. Z. !ivams.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

AttaMtio n!-Persons arriving
with, or receiving, late southern on
northern papers, will oblige Us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, ii only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Thanks to LIZ. MIR. W. Macken, for
New Orleans Picavune Of late
date.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

We have had scvera! light show.
evs during last week.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

The New Orleans Ficayune of
eth ult., mentions the death OF Mr.
Peter *. Wagner, one Of the Oldest
editors in this State. The deceased
was native Of Philadelphia, and had
resided in New Orleans for ffty-two
wears. He was II years of age.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

Maj. Rose left Houston, Texas on
the l0th inst, en- route for the other
side of the Mississippi river. The
Major is well known as safe carrier,
and persons wishing to send letters
can leave them at this Office. He
charges S1oin addition to the postage
required by law, and will bring back
answers free of charge.
Shreveport news., 1864-08-16

vance.
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DEATHS.

con rkELi~-on "wednesday. 18Th inst, after .
Pidni,nl snd nnseriug iiine.3 julia Ann, vile OF
Esl.. VI Astorii- IN the 40 wear of her age
he tels,yr' aud irents o. the iAulii' rerpect-
fuliy invited TO stiend the funeral, UL Friday
siietIoou, OCT u. Al O'clock iIum her late resi-
dSnet, u south a. bfo'iiyH- Il. H. Without FUR
DOfLE-On Wednesday, the 18Th. John J boyle,
youngest sou Of Daue and MAJ Dol 10, aged l. re-,
- months anu ~ day.
The tleuds and acquaintance. Of the FAMILY are
respectfully invited 20 attend the uLera thu THUR
dal. afternoon. VI o'clock, num the residence OF
LeI paieuts, i. businesses 81. lsO
flChEOn Mondsy, lIth met, George Frederick
ficse, aged ~ years, q months and gs days
ne irrud- nni "a us4utsncea OF the docssse@t and
Of the family are respectfully invited u s'ten the
funeral on THURSDAY Afternoon 2,th INST ~ !ocloeA,
nvn his lAte rcsscencc, ia Third ave. s6d
boLLA>p-on tuesday. Oct 18th Tho-. Holland,
= native Of Newcastle West County LIlnerits, lac
land, in the ann year OF his axe.
The relatives aud friends OF tno family no-
.peciuly invited 20 at'ead the llncrsi on lh1rday
rriidence' 81 ufetn~i.h 81 AMI nom thence 10 Cal
vary Cemetery. I5y
KYLE On Oct I'm AZ W. Ple,.sn, Hospital,
ashiuston, ID. G., james Kyle, aged ~ years, nos.
aid 10 dave
m, friend. and scguaiut.noes are respectfully in.
yited 10 attend the funeral, on FRIDAY auel noon,
oct 9lsl, a. o'clock, from his mothers I.sldence,
b-y Hudson u. 40
LEANY-on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, Marraret Leayy.
the beloved site Of Jalnes Lesyy, naive Of the
County Gavin, ireland. p'et 30 years
Tue relatives and friends OF the family ars respect,
I9y ,nSl'oi 70 a''eus 'le iale tL W AursdAy!
Tvsldeuco, ~, seventh ave. Her remains win he
taAeu ~ Calvary Cemetery Tor inierinent 1872
sCLLIGAN-On Tuesday evening, Oct, 18th, amer
long ami tedious il.ne,, Patrick Nllirsn eS .presi
dent Of tatner hAtLes =. A. u. Soliet', No. 4 Of
Brooklyn, T.. d., IN tie 20 u. y~T of his age
ne friends Of the fan .ly, and tho members Of
bis soeseiy, 9Ie respectfully invited to attend the
funeral inns ihn. sdaf, afternoon ltth inst, Ut =
o'clock, from his lat !ea.lt.,e 80, south second 81
Williams bursh. Ili
MULyluILI~-In this ci,y, Oh Tge-d ~. 18th lost.
James Nulvihii! sou oi 20. .ua ~4nl Muly ihiil,
aeea years months su : dlg-.
The friends and reiai,es o. te family are r,sp ct.
fully inyrei TO attend tlr iLcrli thi. jIhursdng,
a'le!nooh, az 0c.o'S, III, .Le residence o. hIs
parents oli ienth ave. 49,
BrooklyA y
Ee .e,nlins yin 10 'asea " C..yaIy Cemetery,
n" Nv N~ SaS ga "''I' o.
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" any doubt the Gee rsration 10 which the rel
are driven by the ic.s Gordon of Federal tly.
onets 'hsi IL now pressing them, conclusive cy..
dencc may be found in the late tone q The ulh.
ern papers. serpent is most venornous when ia
etc agony OF death, aud bhndly siriIos at ovcry-
thing within reach Of It's fangs. The rebellion,
which has been t,tnyly termed the hydra-heplei
ohshoot Of treason, just now presents the same
spectacle. Unable 10 cope with the Union armies
IA til" fed, defeated and driven TO the wall at all
points, Ike their prototype, they now propose 10
wreai their venseance upon the soldiers, bu.
upon their homes The Richmond Vino, ln .
burs; Of frenzy the defeat Of then army in the
Shenandoah Valley. and the destruction Of rebel
property, says;
~ million Of donus would law the proudes,
CITY OF the enemy In ashes. The men 10 execute
tic rori are dir,ady there. Th,rs uouif BE- no
diaic u IN finding there, here or IN Cdnld d,
suitable persons 10 take ch rae OF the snisrpytss
aud grange It's detlRs. twenty men with Ilans
81 preconoerted, amt Ineaus provided, selecting
some dry, windy night might In, Boston IN a hun
siiei places and wrap It In flames from centre ~
suburb. They M INT retal'ste on Richu Ond.
charleston, d. Let treIn do 40 # they dare l.
IS. rtLnc 1 which we can beat them. New York
Is worth twenty Rchmcnls They have dozen
Gown 20 our one ami IA their towns centerei
leariy al the.t We -"
l. not such language significant ~ the desperate
sire q to which the Corieder.cy Is drvenY II IL
- S'-tlal admission that since they cannot compel
~, Nyr'h to acknowledge tse.r independence By
n.aa'y warfare, the will seek to accomplish 1t by
inceuliarsTu. mis- policy, however, even II At
temp,,i to be carried IN. execution, would be the
riost disastrous cxDerintn, they have yet attempt.
a. J. At Their boast ofhaying enl-ssries in al tho
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THE NEW YORK SIN.
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' With a n al ~ fssF te~r snt~A
! p,aar, noat, ODE ed " m co-,lrDcfInt,e III.
,encc IA. pissed On " relieve tuy ueI9bbor of hal,
| coat, watch ard pocket l-3ls.
! Another OF the band APPROACHED. pistol In hand
/ "Ilrrr, you ID 1su,s, hand over your watch -
| You're too lssc," answered pronttly, .fs 10
| gone" The fellow seemed satisfied with tbis and
wen, on.
| vcry dcrnonstrs'ive fat lady, seated near the
end of our car, just then jumped W, caught Of
! the retc.s 70 her arms. 'Dl my lpve, my dear
/ man. You wa ro' XII me, sne screamed, and at
/ the s1inc mo cling ug TO him, until in u3gali1pt
/ m 'cr be rodcl 'tonfound you let me 70; | will
Lee ny Dart Of ne y 1nccr With your stupidity"
We wcrc thr ordcrcd out IS the tran VAS 70 he
At on Ire. I'm cav ng too cars we bad b. Climb a
steep slnu tans about " !eet oh, there ~ AVIAN
f4r'tcr orders
| The passenger. In the sleeping cars f,rcd worse.
~ al, viii one exception, loss their hats coats
uuot'. waicNct' nni money. When th.y we're
tir.'ri from heir q1.Ii"ft n'd asrcn1ed the u,
chs prrsfuiot ? furrv 4pf~a-ntce - tus' conHiul-
~ the lose trc'nli'fg vita o.. 1ad fcsrin, tnh
tr'" might he tuVlcU - VISIT I. Hnfnunr. IN uue
-. th,-e ,verr " G"ru,n ',r ..suts i-.,uid for
/ Ouio. VIII, wien Tie thieves ter,sndci their
money, howell ~ IN T tutnti.st. ~. rest. t~o
mon yg.rc ilttari. shot t- the butchers and NO
man woundrf The ns.rder were .hnu Ordered
o. leave TIC cart, hut L!l rot un,ef ia nd the com
n,ud. Sos,'y or'ctei hs men to ,ic the cars
and brru The "drWn Drfsh." Tho conductor
tc.ged Of m to hold Oh. until h. could find man
who could speak German The t.or CREATURES
were At last inNie 20 unirrstsud Thoy leu the
car. Il, WA ~, on FRO, and M. two mon ana ono
WOUNDED woman LEI, In the flames.
Thcie were about 30 tuiIn soldiers on board I'M
armed, returning 10 Their couifuands. Those vero
taken prisoner, and slso 80 or 90 II the r>s..sn-
.cfs Wefr ordered To fan IA line " h, taken 81
About this tine felt alt,le netgou. NOT bnyiu,
any strou drs ~ 10 visit Libby but ior,uuAteIv A.
hAi \ a, reaiiIiux baby IA ny arms WA moi one
VI the chosen
Anuuy tie I.rs,n. taken VA. "A hurlv uex-rr
Who cuutfived to escape ~ .ullitg ,,ce DOWN ,l
tie rad The Whole usrty s,r. son ordered I,
iua-,t Then filioSed burreI, usou,zIn, fare.
wells, aud the Victims novel forwari W. sll
sutp. ,-r,i the, we're On h.r wsy 10 Rel rrond
tut oLly the D. d.,rs met with I'm. ta,, n,
ct. Gems wer. taken short d.st.l,e, 10 4, ,ecr ~
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SOCIETY NOrIG g..

I'ATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIf1J.
i No. = NY. Hail cor I'D q and nj nv. Wnl ho'i
IL regular weekly nseting the Thursday cerhIt
October nth. 81 ~ oclcck, = ". -ptakilt D.. N-..
sf-. warden AMI Lam.l-i. slY,ng b. A.s.u. Sod
and Nc, 'owsn. JOHN HAMILTON, pu-ai II.
JOHN LN>is, kecoroius secfeiaD' 1i
SPECIAL NUrEt--A SPECIAL MEETING
~ OF tn. S.v Gork IIuor ls.e n Soci.ty vii, l.,
held on Thursday evening, ,-t hrh, at +. 1'ctsk.
~ the Metropolitan koorns, fco Iis~'.t It N.Tut-
aye requested 10 be punotusl In s,tend snc Is order
ofP W. ENGs, fr.st. JOHN RUnti1 k,c Sc 20
THL FATHER MATHEW I. A. h. SO,if.
i y, No. BOT Brooklyn f. ID hold teniI- rance meet
Ing at O'Clock the evening at lempersncp Hal. ~
,,iaui and It'll rs spe,t-r., Arssrs. nsitr.ItL.
Waiford, and Mister fsni Born snng b. III
Ms slaud AVID the wi1lsrnstursh Lyric Olee tIuU.
ie members " III assemble ~ the hall md m i 49,
gala Al oclock l., n this Clhurrdas! " attend "a.
nIres OF Jar lae Ilnisnud bro,h.f aud ~ l'I.t.t
dent, Pgtsics Mulru All g. --tel 20 tufil 90
uui = I-naity OF the usuA hIYr THOMAS
ILOID, Pres, DANiLi. NAMING, sec. %.
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The October Elections,

fnE sus's mrs, estimate OF the result OF the Penn.
syl'snin election Is likely 10 prove corrrc, Tie
Democrst have clearly carried the State On ne
bone vote, by a small majority. The soidlcrs'
vote, however, ~ lar il largely Republican. II
~.lI le found. WHOM the flll u;t.c,sl returns are
IMAGE, that the sX ravacant pm ensons OF the two
1Pyslns parties, OF naiortes of irom twenty to
VAArty thousand. arc reduced q limits only iusl
large slough 10 enable them t. dispute respe ing
Sns probable result OF tho Presidential vote ~ no
vonoy majority OF say only two thousand,
out u vast vote OF half million, msy seem
but poor rubJect 10y either 10 make fiss about
but Is 10 nevertheless important, IS attending IN
aDdicstcn Of the probable set OF the popular
current In relation " the Presidency The
Democrats ssim tbs, their home gain over
~ years slscn0n ~cnes the State Tor
pQVLR&AA h Hsvsabsr. This how V ssmswhs,
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DKlZE MONEY lNE LLENY LNE,.L-


A TTENTlON-LADlES rURS- NOTWITA
4Astauing the high rate Of gold. the Y y iur
hanGiactailnS 10 VIII eel at issI veal's pr,-.
i.ile- calling early can take theiE choice ifon
gnius M about hal the price paid el.e.h.rp Atrru.
nhd repairing ~ the lstelt style equal 20 new 4 To-,
SelW t4Ntl u purchasers a. lnsure aiust moths
DSp5t . tAathHiu 4, u.'leip' irCOs-' marble Hotel
III slH'' Manager. Look Tor The Mauimu IA. Il, 20.
NORTH WESTERN CANADA Fur MANI.
laclurnf to.-Fuls Of every descfip Ion v holr.
sac ara Ietsi iTon ~ a set and upsaisr. Alter.ns
ahl II psi liis neatly done and Win dirplch. Also
hstt, cups gloves trunks, travelling hsss umb rell-.
ana .obes IA great VANITY. T. s.--A boa o. Inv or.s
rated moth powder given a. each purchaser OF 20,
oi luna Call early and MAKE your telection. JAs
W. HAVEN 2u2 BIosplwsy, Now CAsLlbors a. n
Duaie 81 and 80 Chatham u ~
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A Good Suggr-tion The City Railroad Dif.
nCuIly.

Editor Sun Sir The method ~ adjustment
prop ed by Mr. Myert Pr,sdoat Of tie : xlA
Avenue ros,, VAL ~ aud ousht not To- lie satis ~
tory 70 the city travelling community. Il cannot
but be regarded ss au adroit riosr" TO escape the
OHM ct the new lupog, while IL secures The
proh's. Hr. Myers * Go know very well that
lew y any will puroh and carry around g yht
ruiiroad co-npiu within tie bouncs other legal
claim, The ticket stem n e,ilently dp-iguct u
worry TIE community INTO g. mphaucs Ui plv.ng
Tie railroad companies IN the sygrc gate a Large
revenue
Bu. q he ,'cSc, sye,cm ls 70 c adopted WIS No.,
ISSUE (onc-c gIth cent? y cent tickets IN cards Of
~ or .As Hc, one oi winch presented with tie tve
cont currency will make de iIl fare Tbs course
viii manifest o. the pun greater show Of tar
not he serious ani tho companies will sustain no
injury.
But another course n ght Re adopted perfectly
81 itat.e and much more satisfactory. Inc sum
~ DE raised 60 meet Ihe government ID a Of one
per cent a. s. gu every egh,h passenger tho
COMPANIES are authorized 10 collect one cent Al.
m,tIlg the travel on the cars each day To be- eq al
then uu every eighth day AK ceuts should te coll
!ec,ed IRON each passenger Now 20 aGorI the
railroad cor. lAr.,s u tile advantage, lc,, on lie
sore OF puuhc convenience, one day In tae Deek-
say luutsday DO appointed on which SIX cents
Ni te collected. Ills ulethoi will az lri "A shaue
I'll aIyHutsse o. the city railroads. pcric tiv pr.c.
tyshle saves the expense OF issuing tickets AZ r..
Ie' ~ tLo eVul4etoIs ALL ILe community ~ tie
l. SO nuisance. CDShIANI kIADER
Toe latter method is impr sctc.Ule for many req.
> rs, AID would NOT work vel The urst su...es.
tou u our correspondent - better, AM should be
suvpseI BY Inur,1rosd eoinpsu,e-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-20

". ave g'Al \, lstu tat there itag..., l.
7trtif'~.t IN ths community in favor VI Tie tla1
Of providing g5ol All lh".f f..sc Iof ne ." .p."
that hNs -sn oiyo. s.'i ff.fn tine t. m' ng ,lis
iourrsl ris r'nsr,n- .s', -; y t.ar..'i ~
rornla- e.r a ncl.w f,- .u .A.s c,... and i
not confsro fpvo-ahy viii tal o. otter eiiet
upna our couunou- much iess N tu-ope me
isa rortisvmy at ~ view Il ne r,9n'ug ,nl
r1inniine trpdrn~c7 90 Isc, and wonid argue
bsdIy frr our sverige .rowth IA ciy.li,.llon snd
ctIcsuo-, bu Tor the rcde-mng f.it that rl1s.c
IL always h late-, and tho ehcst devccripn. ~
individual, AMI SOCIAL culture. Our olty having
grvSn beyond ~ proportions In all gihar resi- ects
has ., las, arrived At point where the mother In
buenoes may l., sSr,b-i 10 manifest themselves.
Il ula,,e-s h'tle whether music r. c.u.o or su
effect % eisil 4aton- II is sufficiently cunaong
know that sew foft has nov reaahcd - l0udi1ou
iA'otiols iof ,ts higher fnaaiiesl,r On sni
preston THE sge,ess u M.RtlyKg's seuts OIL
OIsr-s At the Academy u Mu,ic affords an ey!-
d'nee aud guarantee OF pr,sres. Ia .L.s respect.
la Londru, PARIS, Nicuns aud osher kuIo yeAu
cis~ where the STANDARD u popular rnu-
ar is - much higher than IL Ne" YORK
tho psVgr-Hn h. bc,u "a Lrapoftivn
~ the excellence aud perfect on sttanei IA IT,.
rendering Of operate rusi,ic to the hshc- classes
The same results Val follow la this city Ia due
tiue. Thur II is hus step from tie Italian Oler,
IN the popular Concert Halls We have the one Ina
perfection. AM 1t viii not he lon. before the others
Will follow. IL only remains for clevcr, en-
~rprsins manager u adapt the means to the eud
IN order " real ne fortune Ne~ York can anu
will sustain movement Of this kind. and tie tue
has n.niiestly curIe fct .nsullrAt.n NJ N.