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Nsv YoRK. Ar.Pil ]

NEw YoaE, April I.
The President hes committed the sen.
teuce Of the two men Hendricks and Pol.
lard. condemned 70 Be hung 70 day, to i'm
prisonment for life. 4arshal Lanon had
previously declined 70 hang them, assuming
the gro und that ie Wss not HE duty q do
20, the recent oct 81 Congress having d.
prived him Of the custody Of the jail, and
placed that institution under charge OF .
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

WAsnIn0T0u, April ].
The ameudoent to the national bank bill
which was adopted to day, providing that
the tax shall b such - may from time to
time DO imposed BY Oongrsss in lice Of the
present taxes, 10 preliminary TO the intro.
duction Of bill nov pending before the
committee Of ways and means, prescribing
other rates Of taxation applicable to such
institutione.
The amendment Of Mr.. Blaine, Of Maine.
providing that every association nay charge
on any loan Or discount interest Of . rate
established By Law in the State whore such
institutioa shall b located, which vss
agrsed 20 by the oommiteee Of the whole
on the ssats Of The Ustoo, was sftsrvafds
superoeded By restoring the original mo.
visions d not exossdiog 7 per cent,
Gen. neads ieaasd an order to-day ioe
sspeditieusly earsyise isto eGsst tAaG pars
e che eorotl@eoe ct VhioA peeVt(ne -
ssaaaSsfsiag sailon frea ~ aeng . u
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
NEW YoaR. Anril /

WV AV11S AYTJ l.
The Sasts (Tszas) NsUs Gays, Wien or
troops evacuated Indianols on the 5th 81
March, seven ls0ilies left with then, AZ.
ing the luobor Of their houses with then.
1n crossing the bayous - men we're drown.
ed By the swsnping Of pontooss. They b.
logged 20 the Goth Indians end 7th Miohi.
gan battery.
Gen. McOlernsnd had gone down the
coast TO visit Arkansas Pass and Browns.
Vile.
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WASHINGTON, April l.


It 10 understood that Stebbins, the
democratic member on the Ways and
Means Committee, is in favor of large
duties on foreign imports, even to almost
prohibition, and an internal revenue tax
Tor all demands OF the treasury for civil
expenses and the interest on the public
debt.
Ould has given the assurance to But
Ter that the body of Col. Dahlgren will
soon be sent to his father.
Gen. Ord is to command the forces in
Western Virginia. Gen. Sigel COM
msnds that department but will not con.
duct the military operations.
lSpee to the Herald.l
The Naval Committee have under
consideration the question of transferring
seamen from the army to the navy, and
the subject will be brought before the
Senate on Monday.
The re. organization Of the Army o.
the Potomac 10 still incomplete, owing
to the REORGANIZATION Of officers by
the Senate.
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BALTinoRR, April /.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of
emancipation vs. held ct the Maryland In
stitute tonight. Among the speakers we're
Messrs. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts, Kelly
and Myers, Of Psnnsylvania, Davis, Of NJ
rylsnd, and Gen. Lew Wallace.
M. Davis strenuously advocated eman.
cipstion without compensation either By
the State or General Government.
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BALr1noRs. April /

BALTIMORE, April l.
The american OF this city publishes this
afternoon an important correspondence be.
tween Gov. Bradford and Maj Gen. Wal
lace, iu regard to the prevention Of dis
loyal persons being elected TO the Consti
tutionsl Convention to be held on
Wednesday next. The General addresses
the Governor, furnishing him With official
copies Of papers, glance st which be ssys
will doubtless satisfy him that persona
disloyal to the Government OF the q. 8.
are candidates for the Constitutional Con
ventiou. the election lor which takes place
on the 9th Of April, and asks the Govern.
or whether the Legislature, 10 prescribing
% oath Of loyalty to b administered -
the delegates before taking their seats,
did not also intend 70 provide method for
the rejection at the polls Of the votes of
disloysl men, and that the power to the
Judicial authority, With which tho judge
Of election are clothed, was merely the
mode adopted BY the law makers for the
accomplishment Of that purpose, and he
asks the Governor to give him his vieWs
- to the extent of the authority possessed
By the judges of election, ssd especially
o to whether they hsve power to reject
vote on account Of the disloyslty Of the
person affirming IL.
Gov. Bradford replies q some length,
giving . review Of the laws Of the State
upon the subject, in which be says: "You
will agree With me in believing that they
areentirely sufficient, ii faithfully executed,
- have every reason 70 hope they will
Be, to exclude disloysl voters from the
polls. The duty Of our judges Of election
is, In this respect, clearly defined, and ade-
qustely enforced BY the constitution end
is is provided that any judge Of election
Who shall refuse or nselect to perform the
duties required Of him, shall b liable 70 In.
dictment for such odense, and upon convic.
ton thereof, shall be deemed guilty 81 mis-
demeanor, aud be sentenced to fine Of not
lees than i've hundred dollars, and to Ia
prisonmens 10 the Jail Of the city or coun.
y where such o6ense may have been com.
mitted, for . term NOT lees thaa six
months"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
MEMPHIS, April l.

Gen. Mccullough is en- route with
$500 men to reinforce Forrest. He IL
reported near Jackson. Tenn. Grier-
sons cavalry 10 harrassing Forrest bot
his division is much reduced BY veter.
ans home on furlough. If Grierson's en-
tire division had been here Forrest would
not have easily escaped.
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1885. .OUMMBR ARRANGEMENT. .l0oS.
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Northern 1llineiS and NestAsn Iowa via. Chieoeo
end North western Railway. RanninG through
without ehangoof eass - Jaoesvi1le: WaeeeteWn,
Fond du Lee aad 0skosh ,aal connse13ag q PSai-
re ID Ohisn cd LaCfeela With spieadA fasksls
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Trains leave Chisags - fsllevss
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with pat0ot dusese0 ato1eed - III day tssine.
Gro. L. DUNLAP, SUIT
EDS WIN 1eouoW 0eoT Tie6ss An
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NBw YoRK, April 2.
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
World states that Brownsville and the
Rio 0rande are to be evacuated BY our
forces.
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CARRIAGES / BUGGlES,
OF Eastern Man ufa Cture
and most durable quality. His goods were bought
and oontseeted for before the great rise in nate
rial and labor. which enables MIN to Offer the
4reUteSt ksa6oece1Doe1eto
70 psrchassn. Call before Purchasing elsewhere.
fill. d8Wtfl ]. HOYT.
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J. J. SEVERANCE. Dentist
- ROOM No. l, OvERPU5T OFFICE,
h. OAv1sross, ievs.
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all hoare deellAtf
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PATTERSON, N. j., April 2.
Hon. J. N. Taylor, speaker Of the N. }.
House Assembly, died here this morn
ing.
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no. 30 DnADY oFnBoP, DBLOW SECOND
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
ESSsIc list of%oT ltIsEilDe. 'Us,tE 4'o',Ii.
rs, for .gus,tGitTy EcGi,i Lc&E.

LOh St'Eta AS'1Gs
J. j. Reed " Lcmue! Chambcr,in.
John c. Hoffman ys. the SANG.
John Drher for the use, &c. VI C.eayer,
E"ccly y Co.
Same " S.ashotz, Fag,Iy (. Co.
Wm. l. Dewart and J.. v. Bright IS !.
y. Clement
Klo1c and Luchncr vs. Vim. /. Dcwart
ct al.
Same '; Same.
Wm. L. D,@art vs. C. Il. Clay admir-
Higgins.
Hugh Caul vs. Daniel ?. Caul.
Big Mountain Imp. CO, Y. Thos. Baum
gardner Ct a..
Iii :. Trygo VS. J. Dicacudcrrcr.
Commonwealth OF Penn. .or Peter kcr.in
vs. John q. Youug and bail.
Commonwealth OF Penn. for the use Of
7. ". PUr~yl W. James Nandyhc ana bail
Charles Koch vs. Lewis ii. Funk.
Adm'rs Of kjmbcr klcAycr, deed VS. {, =.
uclienslinc.
Isaac and Mary MART vs. S. j. Boyer
l.. c Thompson Us the SusquchaIua Coal
and Imp. Comp.
Same vs. the Green Ridge Imp. Comp.
Jonathan NJ. HaStiau ys sol. BrcsiOus.
f.. y. Bright y son vs. Elizabeth Osman
and H. Osmar.
Andrew NJ. Eastwicls vs. D. c. Clcaycr
ct al
Christian Wolf 50 David Wpldron.
Aaron WormscI ys Joseph Moist.
J. II. Raker, Assignee vs. Pat. Machcn.
Cyrus Brown vs. Wash StgUh.
Mary II. Grcculanda heirs vs. Northern
Central Railroad Comp.
Maria c, Vincent vs. John L. Watson.
}. \. }. Cummings ys. George Blan.
Robert Campbell! Us Upper Augusta Up.
Robert Hayes Ct al Us y T. Goodman
ct al.
Same V same.
Samuel Autrim vs. David Wgldron ct al.
s. Bittcnbendpr vs. c, =. IIeltcnatinc.
\. r. Lark vs. John 7. Ca,.oW.
Com. Of Penn. for ;. /. Fiuney ys ?, ".
IlilgCrt q AL
hm. l.. Dcwart vs. II. l.. Marscr.
Flch. Hahn " VIM. R1-Aola's Adm'Ts.
Nundyk Ike tor II, l.. Robins * Co. vs. the
County OF Northumberland.
VIM. and Ann Grange for Ann vs. Mary
RHlcr.
oddftllows Lodge, 10, 2oa, vs. TLos NJ.
. Pur-cl
/ Nathan Shipc IS Joseph Ccnrad.
+, kusemEn vs. j. Wusser and ~ Gass.
/ Benz. :. Myers vs. Josiah llenry.
t John laier Sc, vs. barbara Ann Alex
andcT
Bank Of Northumberland, inlorsce, &c
" j. Gearhart and Co. with aUtice, ,cc
same rs salae.
John BowCn vs. Joseph Sayidsc.
/ NLleutine klU2c vs. ). Ponsyls Aom'r',
Bank ot MiddlctOWu ys Samuel West.
/ lazarus Moyor vs. ID ID. Conrad.
lLury RcitIs ENec'r5 ys J. Conrad,
Richard McGranu ct al vs. Pill. and
Slnuury Railroad Co.
David Wallgon IS Jane Waldron,
Moses Chamhrrlin e. al ys John Noris
and Bruj. lIo2eL
Henry llafbaugh " Rev. T. II Wilson.
John Buyers " Adam Snyder.
Nm. l.. DoWarl Ns Ihos. buumgGdueT,
). n. Res.ler No Abraham kckman.
The tr,t - causes afu luT Tic tlst wc..
.alI taa b.lanfr 'Hf m. ttroni
} = sElNi. .r,4u.N, From.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

- JS>. arissED.-TAcPr Penny y!yania Iron Works,
T., ,lis place have accomplished Il feat IN tho way
OF making raj! road iron, which we are told has
never been cquollcl anywhere. On last Friday
10. ton. and Il eva, .2@io pounds poy tom of rails
were maIa. a; these works In io5 consecutive hours
ul a single train Of three high rc.ls. They wcrc
manufactured .ar Ac Philadelphia and Erie Rail
Road weigh So pounds per ard. and nte 20 feet in
length. The same las never been done, in the sane
space Of time at any establishment in the world, and
i. convincing proof oftbc skill and proficiency Of
Ito woshm,u employed at the PENNSYLVANIA Iron
Company Works. whose supcriors coUno- be found
ST any o'cr iron work in this or any other country.
--HaLyiH, N.mscrs,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

- TIM REWARD or LAEyH.-Iuure never was
,fugl yenuud Ca labor, and labor Wgr ueyc. better
paid la.l 81 this country at the present time. Ans
tliswDU a1n,.nuo ii the working CLASSES uso their
Opportunity viAmodcra,iou' 'u1 judgment It'h'y
ars :5a ,y.ryit-at IN their demands 'he result wl
s,ouer or Mier he lrraly i'm many branches Of
business. Every a. esLaG.e auI laborus mam whose
-rr,rr- ere u,w better paid tAan ever before ought
. sg,l anew impulse 20 tolu,A!uutss Hl,h some NE
llrarr the pay the mare lazy sui Independent they
become and his i particularly tie sase among the
more ignorant classcH But the great bulk OF lho
Intelligent working mcu, Dc believe, me DISPOSED
n,. aply O., Improve lao.r own condition bat 10 do
i4-uco Co t4..s cmp.ayv While thgJ improve
r..s ulI.. .yD v, labor A,y VIII DO what they can
r.rl.lsu- i,s ,4,sfcu.e
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

1 tJ HAPPY New YEAR, PATEoSs The old year
has passed away and We Gro once more called upon
to welcome the advent of the new year, 1854 Tic
past year has been full of history, which will
bo erased from the memory of those who have passed
through it. l is now nearly throo years since wo
have been engaged in one of the most gigantic civil
record ard the struggle has been increasing
in magnitude and Importance. Originating from tho
disaGoction OF ambitious and selfish men. 1t was
forced upon the loyal rulers and loyal people of the
land, who accepted II with hesitation and Sorrow in
view Of tho aiiioton which would naturally attend
its But amid tie giitf OF thousands whose homes
hayo been made dcsolae, the nation has cause TO be
thankful at its unexpected and surprising prorpoiy.
Civil usually crusles out useful industry, and
In every such the people become Impoverished
kind Providence has also favored US with bounti
ful harvest the last year. which will aid in keep
ing starvation from doors, for which, all, should
give thanks to Him who ruleth over US.
Every attempt made by the leaders Of Tho rebel
lion TO carry the conflict into tho loyal States, has
been frustrated and the insurgents driven back The
Army of the Govcrnment has also reduced extensive
territory 10 legal authority. Such results very
encouraging, i.rcshadowing succcfs for the future
in ultimately crushing out rebellion and restoring
obedience to law and order iu all the rcbellious
States The bravery displayed by our brothers in
the Union Army, in the many battles during tho
past year to sustain the best government on earth 3
highly commendablc, snd has shown that the blood
of ancestors has not out, and that tho spirit
for Freedom is yet the Same as it was during
the Revolution.
This dry New Year, ono year ago, Abraham Lin.
coin struck the chains or the slaves Of rebels in the
States in rebellion, and started The nation in a career
of freedom wEich act will be honorcd to our latest
postcrity. Thousands who are blinded By party pre-
judice and ignorance. will yet live to SEQ the day
when they will thank God for Abraham Lincoln and
his Charter Of Freedom, dated January lst 1863.
The true and faithful citizens everywhere will nee.
that day and ask Gods blessing for the causc Of
second in our calendar to July Ith, 1875.
As We have wished our readers II "lIapry New
Year We maul &c the fond hope, that before the
present ear shall have passed away, pence with all
sblyss;ugs will b9n quantity smile upon US, through
uut all our land, and we be called upon to welcome
or brave soldiers from the field to tue comforts AMI
jos Of home after having bruyciy fought the battles
of the Republic Then noyw ALL in grand re-
union vic with each other in adopting tho spirit Of
the song
My country 'ui Of tLoo
lalr land OF liberty,
OF thee wc sing.
Land where our fathers died.
Land of the Pigrims pride,
From every mountain silo
Let freedom Tinr. -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

Auuufl stusClsiCaG as ttIC tsn;r}l ni
SOrstauTsss $50, irado Dec. Q. 1862. Of
dividends prOn's declared upon tie Capital stock
of the said Bank. amounting to five dollars and up
wards, ulivh have remained unclaimed By Tia par
ties au, ri,od 10 receive tho same for period Of
three years mex. precedng the date hereof.
Nnof
No Names. Residence. Eu.iross. shares iwt.
&c 4. Lcya0, Eas,cn, NJ. known IL 81, %
%. W Smiths
estate, S,liLs-rove. 4" % 90
NOETnUMBEELAND COUNTY, set:
SAMUEL }. 1AcREr. Cashirr cfihc Drul crNcrtL-
umbcrluli. noro+aid, being duly ysworn accudiu- 10
law dcluses and says iut helorcsoirg is true and
uc.urata statement according to the h,st Of his
knowledge ard belief. EAM'L.J. PACKIN,
sworn gl.d sulserboi before mel Cashier.
Dec. 18th, \. D. loj3.
C.B. Svrru, Notary Public. } It
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

~ FOH THE IIoLIpAYs.-Uho large variety Of
fancy articles displayed the shop windows arc an
indication that the holidays approaching, when
gifts Ct various kinds will bo presented. Gentlemen
who intend to bcsow gifts should not forget to pro-
cure one of s. Fauss latest style Of Hats which he IS
manufacturing, two doors west Of Fischor's Drug
store They arc made up with the best material and
at the lowest rates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

p. THr L'nrs fHTNof Is the little crane"
u.l5 Magazine of Lrrature ml Fashion. Ju''
-ummu., bY b.a..a 81 Peterson, $40 Nainsi
-.l.es. Philadelphia. aal edited by Mu. Henry
r,.s..u larnau... before as nr January l7'i'
..n.4u.p lsa I.au. ..,d gnra''as' an eA''u'.'n
,..i,u plate, p.s'e % llu..'. quite a number OF
rausr.. aul 3. a,ldIIsl With original matter 'h'
%. I4m.ur a lsak ,. -s page hany oi'As best
.,t,r. % iae raurflY have ugeu enslsti o. e-n'
,,.t.t. o.. tli, magazine Irrus-s.nsle s'pio o.
,..r ,.o0 too -ar.s 500, fu s9fiei go
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
sIEiAN NIL.

4 tANL a. ihe prrmises oi lhg subscriber. Ia Point
- urrsllp hurthumh,Iiaui .pYup. pa, slaut
tla mil4lr vl MAY iasi, q STRAY mn. lAou,
uuNrau OH rgd aligs AMI esT- Hul gNiis ra
itr oontr b. requested n come iagsaTal. ITosy Ira.
T.ty Iay r.srf,s arl tako hiA aaag. 10 be s.i
h. i.tF-,d ai lr-.14ls " lae.
tuHs UECkTTT
r-at trFlshiF n.s ., lsi. ~.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

r-2-wo learn that the fair held n Milion On
Christmas for the bonodt of our SICK nnd wounded
soldcIs, was well ratronlcd The fair was got up
in -yc highly crcditab!c to the Union-oving ladies
Of that place. The proceeds realized arc said to DC
quite encouraging.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

4 ,4me 30 lho rrsm.-e- Of te v4h.rrlsr l JIru
I Augusta township several monte. .u... % ..a
ald b,o sI-,t,I ,pe. apparently aDHut sat .r bon.
years 90, a4A A.. u,lIHl sllu The uu.tl Ia %,
quoted o. co., nIaaIi IrT.ly IHy eaas.. -.H
.t. asay. -. ,l,e ,A,'stl I.a'f "a .. -.s.,l
.l. O. ..e
a .lr.u.u ~ 49, IL Is Ho
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

.-y.Thc landlords Of Harrisburg have unanimous
lgagrecd, that on and after the fist of January,
the price OF liquor should be Ten cents per drink n-
stead Of the old rates Those in the habit Of ''imb"
Ling must either take less Of the stHB, or dou1l
tbe dose tokcep even with the landlords.