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meutfes bonn aanambo . sinai.

Gincinnati p. Mai. Sine Sepei6e
ben Commercial melpet, baB Grppts Corps,
nu6pem es Die Giienbabn uno MaIen bon
GpmmiNariats gorrdtbe serlt6rt BAT, langiam
%3nridrdqt. 9ie 3erlt6ru,s Der Oft 3ennenee<
8abn 1T 10 ppaitdnoi9; baB es minpeftens 3
Monate oanern miro, ebe ite lpieoer in fabrbas
rem 3ultano gebra6t weroen tann. Sentins,
Der gefangene Nebel!enz@ General, 1T ieitOem se=
iterben. as
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j Observation-Disclosures.
0ttp 0o,nmiSfouers gof6ce.

Baltimore, ben IS Nat 1884.
sfaGriGt wirb btsrntt ~eeesben, 6ae ~Seriseeltt &neebrte
~entee5en penpmmen Wete BEN UNI tie Rinnfeine ppn 5rartliH
SIR. ;wiiden @alSertfr. une Gravel Mleu 81 %reparirsn,
Der Contractor rter rte Grntrafteren mrhen etneu Bene
fafimt ppu ,p3ene Slrafhdft einreihen, eants fie &ep -ratgr
rslp. @rneuerun9 Fer Ninnfetne n ~eebSrisrr getie prl'
Sreen nirb laut ben @crf6rtften her SretaanS fur @rapat.
runs, pfafeluns nnb DISCRIMINATING cen StFabsn- Sanes
.Hnb Mpess in Ger Sta6t Baltimore.
Ger U~rntnt1ar btbdIt I'D eas Nte6t tcEt elm peereEe
&nsebcte, aselte eeraatt lrtreen, %epeRtatA 81 rtrpeglTse
Mai gefebl aaaaiie Is d ESQ sa
A4tH l4}gW ISL 8 pb @mttha
81 tWotl7b25iaT) 48 fuu 1UM Glert Der S~tantecmmtlidge
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Die Siebuns in Genttiffp. Gtufrcamng, abcr Feline
StDrung ser CrcnMng.

YuOutdb, 20. Mui, 9ie 8iebung fit
Mc@raden 60, aentudp, iano 9eltern itatt.-
6iinfbunpertunO SmeiunopierSis 9tamen puroen
ge5osen uno barunter piele &aufSuno Gei6dft=
leute oieler Staot.
@8 berridte cine srpbe 9tuIresung, aber es
feel feline Orpnun9Sitorung Dor.
9ie 2inien iino beipadt, IN ben @e3ogeneu
ELI @nttpei6en ltnm6gli6 Sl MAIDEN.
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Die WanserbUnte inn STeS gfiper serettet. S1eMerei
sHt pom @iiSsGaroIina unS SIOrica.

8afbiargtpn, %. Ofai, SIM Niarine@
9epartement lino Sepei6en ein9elanien, nelde
%melpen, paB Elm 9epeidentrdser pm General
8anfs in Sort Sorlep ansefommen lei, Der Die
gla6ridt bradte, bdb Der 9amm beenoet lit uho
als ct meg9ins, 6aS erite aanonenbpot iber Die
3dle 9ing. .--- Son onoerer Settle miro 9lebnz
lides beridtet, 10 DAP man 9etrpit mnebmen
parf, DAP Die 8ppte sur 3eit in Siderbeit fino.
-8pn' Sab Carroll ma iino nit benz . Gtban
9(len" 9epei6en ein9etreffen, tppna& bemaff@
.nete 8ppte %unierer Slptte Die be6eutenpe 3ebelz
lenial5iteOerei BEL Sane git6, ianmt ben @or<
rdtben uno @inridtungen sdn5lid %Serit6rt, aber
teinen Seinp un9etrpfien bdtten. sa
Sine Expedition, pelde ben st. Sobn SSllb
binauf 9egangen par, bra9te 1000 Stid
Sdladtpieb. cine 9ln5abl 8ferNe unO aloere
pertbpplle @prrdtbe ais 8eute nit. -tEst13s!
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0ffsiea.
Grant 3pinst See sur RGutnMns feinsr GSerte. Sin
SbeiI ieines Scores r~etirirt na6 hem 9prtb Mnna
Eioer. 3 > 40 -

sFiper. 9 1E -
60, aea@e @afbtng ito n %. Mai.
Gin Generalmaior Sir.
Sim Sreitas Na6mittag ma6te Grant cine
8eme9uns in Der 9bii6t, See sur &dumang
ieiner felten Stelung 81 ~5pin9en nn6 mar err
iplsrei6. 9ongltreets Corps ging i6on IN Der
fpl9enoen glatt ileli6 unp- GlpelS Corps fOl9te
aelteru gla6t nab, 1GS iiuo ale @nseiden
pprbanoen, oab Die 81. bellen= lrnee bis iiber
ben gtprtb Qlnna &iper Suridfdllt. @ir bqlten
iebt Guinep'8 Station glnb WtiliOro Station
beiebt unp iino iiOlid pom Mattappnp.
2 Sine Sepeide BON 6 anbp beltdtist, ooB
rie &anpnenbppte nit 4uSnabme ppn smeien.
slidli6 iber Die Geo Nicer Sale iino &c.
Chm. Sc. Stantpn.
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9satbritbt fiir 0corGftctc.

Sduptauartie tes YrrfrB. NarIaaus bes 2. Dtartss
so 8 9. @rsterfra Baltimore, wlep
Mnen yerlCueu, srelde eeIrsen wereen une tinen Sutft-
tuten helen no sn, ntrb ht rmtt NabriGt ee9ebsn, e1e Fe
ben GinrpltruneSbuaro ~f6riftitt r0ucn ~ aerntntbs u eStn
bnben, au wel6em Iase fe etnen Subttttuten praienttreR
mpnen, NIT MnDnte res NtamenF, Der Nrbnun9, eeS A.ters,
unb pb berielbe eth Ausldnper rfer burger ceer Dem Draft
mr. terrpr ZEN In. Mptert @attcart,
fl3. NRniLl Gapt unb Wrpfpe. WlariAan, 2. NiAr.
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e,eneroI ailpntricf

2puiSpiIte, 81. Mtai. Sen. ailratrid
fam berlte en- route fir Nep yort bier ourh.
9ie Bei6rdntuns bes GtIenbabnpertebrs Spi=
iden Bier unb 9eufbpilts 1T pteper aafsebUtyn.
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80. GOnarek Der Der. @taatem.

Na6 S3luB unieres GpnereBberi6tes am
Sreitag iudte Scr. Cor BON Obio UNI GrlaubntB
nab, iDfOrt 8elalafe ein3ubrineeu, pprin bic
S4lieBung Der Sffcinen Der 81. 81. @prlb"
uno Sournal Of Commerce" oIS uuoeies[ih uno
als Elm Gerbreden ee9en Die @e6te freier 8rr<
ger erfldrt miro. Sarntpppb llno 8albburne
erbpben Ginpanb puge9en, lpprauf It6 bag
6au5 Bis gum Wlpnta9 perta9te.
Wafbtn gton, p. Wtai.
Senat. Sane pom &anioS bra6te bic Be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon 8m. Sd. Siibbad,
Dem fteuen Senator pcn 9trfanfas, eirt; an oos
SlitiS= Gpmite perlpielen. 9lfgs ufl 5ff5aIGe
GpnneB rieT cine Sill aui, wel4e Die Mhitds
lung zines Generals superintendent fir ben
Gapitplban nit $4,000 miBbiQi9t, pa Die pom
|pieiem 81 erfiqenpen 8Hidten SIT benz 9lmt DeS
Gpmmilidr3 fit 6fientlihe 8auten 9ebbre. NuI
9tntra9 2ane'S bon Snotana prtrbe Die 8ill
Suriid9elegt llnb Die 8aeifc giienbabnbia alf@
gerpmmen. sE-*s ai!a' 3N .aa
naGff5iellc Seri6te. aaea.
9bcrtnan erbemtct 2 GiiensicRereien unc cine Meafe
Sorr6tbe. 1885
Sead)ridbtem BON SntIsr.
8 Arlington II, 81. Wtat, 9 ubr NbenoS'
8eri6te pm General Sherman lagen, paB I'M
Here Srrppen in Npnle cine Wtaiie Bropiant,
Iipwie Z GiiergieBereien nit potter Muidinerie
.I9efumben baben. gGir famen babel ebenfals
in Belts Sneier 8riiden nnb elmer ber beftelt
6urtben iiber ben @tOtpab Sttb. 0ie @tlenz
babnSIge pm &ingitpn trufet beim 9tbgang Del
9epei6e nit Gprrdtben elm unb Die Nrmee wirr
Sipei 9taittage baben, anu fi6 frii6 SIT perprp=
Ipiantiren. "a q 8tH
Sine 9epel6e ppn Sen. 8ants aus Nlerat=
0ria POM s. Wtoi beri6tet, Dab Der 9anm an
8. Wai fertig lein iperbe ultp bic &anpnenbpOtC
bann fluBabmdrtS geben f6nnten.2 ST pirs 10.
fort nit leinem Corps mad bem Miifiiippi auf
bre9en, Sen. @anbp befanb li6 am IA. ar
Der Mlnonng beS 9teo Nipers uno %IammeltC
5ruppen, nm 8ants Bel ieiuem &iidSus 81
6ilfe GIT fomnten. lfoe5ge
glaGrthten BON Gen. Butler biz 10 lib
geitern Qbeno melben, DAB lein Corps ben gan
gen Sag nit Dem SeinDe, Der ibn ein5ui6lieBer
perlu6t, fdmpfte. Ser 8eridt idliebt: v@i
balten aug. . 9dben ben 3ebellenz@en 8alte
prn Seras gefangen." lie assiss ca I'd ''Isl
Gbw. Sd. aStanton. H.
III L9H rnIa-
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@rplpnpn zines nampfbppts.

Detroit 81. Wai. Ser 9ampfer 9dle
erplooirte beute WlOrgen, ais er am ord lag.
6 &erlpnen wurben getGbtet unO mebrere pere
punbet. Sas Sdif 1T Elm completes @rud.
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GnOlihe 8critbtc.
neber Sisels 3teoerlase.
sic eeben cinen SSerfnft Don 10000
. in ben leeten SA1ahtcn stpifden
aia34ale s Grant uu0 Gee 7ua 4a8ggs8

@i6mpno 3eitungen bis gum 10 iinb anse.
fommen. STE 8ebeIen iubiliren iiber Sigers
Nieeerlase (pie bier bic GrpperbeaOs ino bes
baupten bab penn feline Gauatlerie nidt sepes
fen wdre, SiseIs sanSes Corps g~efansen GEE
rntuen pproen tpdre. 93614n9G
Sn ben Sdla9ten NIT Grant seiteben iie
einen gerluit pom 10000 damn an SOFTEN II.
geripn1oeten nnO 20 @ei6lben Su, idweigen
aber 9dr3lib lber bic @efangenen unb beans
fprRcHen etnen SIG Eel ie6er @elegenBeit.
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go,, sntIers slrmee.

IS b5u. s. unoreb;19 . Dat. gorz
geitern frilb taulen Die Jtebellen in itorten 60
Ionnen alf ~lttiere 2inie angeriidt uno madten
einen Sturman9rHf auf uniere 8efeftigung, mo-
bel er nit furdtbarer, @emebel 5uridgeldlagen
ipuroe. Sem erlten folgten raid aufeinanoer
nod mebrere Nnsrife; welde ben Nebelen cine
0taiie Scooter uno g~erpnnpeter f~oiteten uno iez
oeSmal Si ibreln NQ6tbeile auSfeten; llnler
-@erlult lit unbeoenteno, trpBoem ben gausen
Sag iber aetdnlpft wlroe, Inter ben @efangez
men befinbet iib General @olfer pom Sera8,
elmer Der belten SffSiere Oe8 HebelenbeereS
'uro u Sploaten, pelhe ppn einem &anonenz
bppt auf Dem 4pbern Sames &iper aufgebober
puroen. .ai9 sl5 a
Som eriten Ntai, 9a8 S6ormIseln on UNI
fern 2inien bauert fort uno ortete in e~inSelnen
Sdlen SIT 5iemli6 bisisen @efe6ten aug. 8is
iest maren Die llniern itetS erfulsreid. ss
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lt6 Guf etnen Bug Nmbulan5en &c. warT, Gin
9rpBer She'll Der Subrleute lieb 8agen uno
YTerbe I'M Sti6 unp flpb, mdbreno anoere
|pflIdt9etreuere nit ihren @efdbrten tbeils Der
Nrrtee SIT, tbeil8 nab fredericksburg suriidiagz
ten. 9aS 1. 0lO. 3e9iment, peldeS ppn einem
furjen urlalb nab Der Srpnt suriidtebrte, fam
geraoe an un0 in Der Wieinung, oaB ems I'M
ierer eigeuen 9tegtnenter aus 0erleben %feuere,
|rief 2Gpl. Sulbare BEN Seuernben Salt St.
Sine meitere Salpe belebrte i'm bes 8elern
unp baS 9te5iuleut itirmte nit Dem /, Maine
Nstillerie 9te9iment, melhes ba5 erite alf DEM
Blab mar mo ba8 aGS SeSnfanterie fpht, atf ben
Seino uno entrib ibnt Die 60 g8agen, oeren ct
it'd bemd6tigt bate. Sod einmal tpnrOen lie
8ltridgeprdngt unb ibnen Der 8elit uniereS
SrainS ltreitig gema6t, oonn aber fam 8erltdr>
fung nno Der 6einp muroe 9rinbli6 Suridge=
li6la9en uno bic Wagenin Si6erbeit gebra6t.
8ei Spnnennntergang mar i6on Der lette SbuB
6erballt -ltno 0a1cpf3 Corps uno Grpn fprO8
9ipiiion, fpe(de berbeitamen, So9en li6 bis auf
8irnep5 9ipiiipn na6 ibren alien Y%olitIpnen
Surid. TIMER 8erlult mar siemli6 9rpB uno
nlan i6dbti ibn auf 41t0 Spote lno 8erpltllz
bete, 1ppna atpel6 lebteren 100 nab Sreeertdsz
f., S1a Smy1Ih -, ,ef,n,s,, GirS orose SGnsobI
4s,,,,f paor 3" ab.lfs,, Sst i, ,,n;oyr SS,sa 49, 49,
80 "n,S Isn Gof,nos,,a t,,af&s Issts Sf,,5t
TX SSo;6;,otn,, oSs;.os', Into ,'n;or,, More
- 49, h1s,,s S3 Go,t St,,,tn,, Gort
S",,,Sbom ,,,,a Te"4 81 nn,,, = SpS M@,,
y""'F p;s''+ q Gto, w+ = t,,,;s,, nn rrt Q m% q}sn}
"" o. 80 .xk;',sm' ,s,;t o.r.1nr;ssb,,+ ~ ,,r,,r.
- -, ,,'S Sia o ~ trsifo, Sa; Il IN,
o-1a.a;, o. 11n,,A NJ So 81 n,n rn,
49,, ndftISft ~ r. 81, i67o,, friiber 6,,se
"adSo,or @afahI nos y. O(r,,sal 2if3e S;ese
49, ,';h. (s : bo,,ybnn ,,nn 30, 9gNsn ihsr
80 1a - o. ,,,n GbINb,rr srS9
g. SIS".ShsF,. ssoss
"PYg stVF"s 'S"F", aa. 4su@s ll
I'- ~i- .s NellercS. .aa sras
aea s9 D peitcrc G'efan8ene.
,s9aNptqlarttesr, 20. Ntal. Gin Sbel'
pom 8Irnep'S Stotllon oeploplrte be'te alf pe'7
pen Seltel1 elaeS 9eppl3eS, nape mesWenl Der
geltrlge 3alapf ltatt bate, lpGpre1o Der Helt
purn ben gSalO- 6ar9lrte nno aeer 2Oo parTn
perbpr9ene Gebelien 99eTdil9ea 1lopnl' Sele
o%erlelber tpuroen 36latene getltnoen. Sle 9e<
ben behte mob nad Belle Blatn ab. Guinea
Station, baS pprgeitera BON 5olbptS Helterel
g%ennnrlet urb belett pllrbe, mar trflber 9eeS
3ufubr@8oiis. Spdter mar eS Somlln9 9reen
! - - 49, I&n.a
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@crpMnrete bon Suffers 9lrmee.
Nems Dort, %. Ntai. 400 8ertpunf
bete iinb beute BON Sort Wtpnrpe bier aneefDm+
men. ss.st@ -ts e&& ;s.t
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Stu @pmuififOners offce,

fMatl7b2sioTl ~ fqa GlerP Der 6tartl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11
Reading ZSail3Gad.
SUMNER RPEAEGkEENT

GRLAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
" North-Wc, for pti,aie,l hia. New York. Read
Ing. lu,t,y lie. Lebanon. AHvutuwu. I.ston. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg Tor rhilgIclhia New
i"-h. Reading r1t-.illy. arl all lL'eru.eii4te
Stations. al s. u and 90 =. NJ
New Nv.f ENl.r>s'.ayc> Usrri,iur: a. & 20 \. NJ.
auyiu, 81 Nv York q. t. the same Irv
a sr-'ir. Accommodation Passenger train leaves
heaius att 10 :. NJ. a-d return, from Harrisburg
at5p ".
Fares from Harrisburg: To New York = Is. To-
Pahs1cirhIa - $5 AMI - Sc. baggage cAeeAcj
through
htv.lius leave New York a. i 4 NJ. Il Noon,
lnl Z p NJ tFjtts,ur-h Eyrrcs- arriving ut Harris.
burg Ut . 4. VI Leave PAualcl. .,hia u, L. \. Vi.
@.t 81 b NJ
Sl.yIiu, cars in the New York Express Trains
t.srrl-h o. and from Hi:,,burga without clungc.
Passengers by the Ca,iavisSa Rsil Eosi leave Ia
Wayus at = 20 \. VI M.. and 10 I. NJ, iog Pulalyi-
plia, New ! ugk, and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pott>,ille al . IL 4. NJ. and 30 I.
", iuT lLi@trlI!.i HarTg,hUrs ami New York.
Al rtul., J" ion Passenger train leaves EyS.!m :
At d no \. NJ AID return, from Philadelphia "a, > 40
Pm
- All the above trains run daily, Sundays cX-
CcHi,Q.
sunday train leaves Po;tsylIe at 80 \. VI.
EuI Philadelphia a. SIS I. ".
C'lEmU.l;iuu. Mileage. Season. and Excursion
l.shc,s, az reduced rates 10 ami fIom all points.
~ iyuuds Baggage allowed each Passenger.
ca. NlCOLLS,
Gcucra! SuWsr.uleuieut
Nqy -. l-Gi
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Kate from E:s,ropc.

The steamship Virginia arrived here
! this morning from Liverpool and Queens
town, bringing dates to May 20.
! The Eu opa City of Washington, Olym
! pus, and Ocotia had arrived out.
| The news OF the great battles in Virginia
! received by the steamship Europa. caused
a profound sensation throughout England
and the people were astOGndrd at the n.agni
! tudr of the losses. The probable result OF
the bloody combat was eagerly canvasscl
on al sidcs.
The confederate loan receded three pei
| cent. on :he news frat received, and cotton
became weaker under the news.
| The London N9raiag Post saw no appre
cisble advantage on either side, but ON the
! following day /: expressed u c"nvicti,n that
the Federal sustained u crushing defeat
The London STR thought that General
Grant had paid too deHi for his victory, and
regarded his success rs decisive.
The London .Iy-Hiag Herald pronounced
the advance on ltchmUnd ftiure, and
hopes the South has past its last fiery Trial.
The L0nGon Gle6s said that General Lee
fully subscribed in barring the road Of Gen
eral Grant to Richmond.
These comments were the effect of the
frat news of the battles Of the Wilderness
"a way 'A WV hittl W hlNsS. iONtNtl, d44OtliN3
steamer arrived, and the complexion of a!.
! fairs vas changed. The news oi the rapid
progress vi General Grant increased the eX-
citement and sensation produced 10y the
first announcements, and the result came tu
he generally regarded as very disastrous to
the rebel cause.
The rebel loan declined in consequence ot
the ta' oru'le Uuion news, and is quoted
5a6 per cent. lower.
The Brtsish Government has purchased
she Lizard ians. So the controversy is
ended
The rebel pirate Georgia has-been annoup-
ced Tor sale at Liverpool hy private treaty.
The crew were paid and the stores sold Ut
auction.
a squadron of six men OF war had left
France for Tunis.
The Duke dc MalakolT is dead
1t was reported that the Mexican loan
would not be allotted in September.
The Paris Boursu was steady.
The Emperor and Empr SIS Of Russia
would visit the King Of PRUSSIA on the gth
Of June.
a conspiracy to overthrow the govern
mrnt Of Prince Couza had been d.scoyertd i
in III, Duunih:au prime; yulil:,-.
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N O IT T G. e.
Ec fEc stockholders of tltO Bank
OF northumberland.
DAsK oY YEoRsuUnBgRbAsD, Pa,
MAY 9Th, 1861.


Of NOFgbunsb sbcrlnud.
BANK OY EoRHuunBgRLAsD, Pa,
May 9Th, 1861
NJ regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
The Bank OF Northumberland, held al the Banking
House May 5'b, 1854 i, was
EEsOLvFn. That tho Board Of Directors appoint
and do hereby Gull meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Tho Bank OF Northumberland, to be held a. tho
Banking House Of said Institution, in the Borough
Of Northumberland. upon THURSDAY. the i6th
DAY Of'JUNk neEt.(A. ID. 1854 J between the hours
Of eleven O'Clock forenoon, nnd two o'clock in tho
afternoon, for the purpose of deciding upOu the
moyal change of location Of the said Bank sr
NOrihumbcrlind, to the Dorou sh Of Suubury, in ao
cordance with and in pursuance of the terms Bnd
provisions 0f the act Of Assembly of this Common
monwealth. entitled AN Act to provide for the
change of the location of the Bank of Nerthumbcr-
land 10 the Borough Of Sunbury, In The County Of
Northumberland approved the sixteenth day of
April. a. D. 1851 and that copy Of this Resuu ion
certified by the Cashier. be published in the Sun.
bury American. Sunbury Gazette aud Northumber-
lhnd County Democrat. at least thirty DAYS before
the day 20 hTcd as notice Of the said Stockholders
meeting.
l, Samuel j. Packer Cashier Of the Bank of
NorthumbeTlgnd, do hereby certify thar the above
and foregoing l. correct copy of Resolution pass
ed by the Board Ot Directors of the srid Bank OF
Banking House and duly entered urou the minutes
of said BOatd, UIoU the fifth day of May, A. D. 1854!
Ot which All Interested will please take notice
Witness NY hand and the zeal Of said E4Lk this
- nth dey OF May, a. D.. Eighteen hundred
SEAL. and sixty-lour.
- 81. PACKER, Cashier.
Muy Z. l6G4--i
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o! the mean ways to help treason, pro- q
bly, the meanc,t is embodied in the following
published in Il Coppcrhead paper, the Bed
ford GazGts:
AT the present writing (Monday) the re-
suit of Grants campaign against Richmond
remains in doubt. Already he has lOet ms
many men as composed McClelan's entire
army when that General marched up the
Peninsula. The loss of the Federal army,
according to tclcgraplc reports cannot fall
much short of 0,GuU men. killed, wound
I'd and missing. There has been about
thirteen days OF fighting, including the
small battle, fought 10y Gen. Butler; which
would average the los; at about 5000 per
Gay"
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nrsu TOWNSHIP,

Charies Heath. aged 81, farmer
Jacob X Nplverton, aged Is, farmer
John Ninkeman, aged 49, farmer
4 David Uonsor, aged -, farmer
6 Joseph Farley, aged ~ laborcr
0 Henry Martin, aged 81. fumer
Z Simon p. Reed, aged 80. ftoto-yman
Wan Lopp, aged So, laLorer
suAMoKIS TOWNSHIP.
! Franklin Martz, aged 20. farmer
Daniel Pensyl aged 22, farmer
John Lott, aged 43, laboier
4 Jacob Peiffer, aged ~, iaborcr
5 Jonathan Lewis, aged 81, blacksmith
Q Jacob Hcbner, aged 20, teacher
z George Toatsworih. aged "a. carpenter
8 David Swailf, aged ~, millvright
Q Luther Hoover, agcd 20. mllwrjght
10 Jamuel klose, aged. ~, farmer
u Benz Loreh, aged 43. farmer
II Z " Snyder, ngod az, farmer
gERRE township.
Lewis Lehc, aged ~. miner
Enough Brinksworth, aged 81, latorer
} Bonneville kissinser, aged 80, mason
Joseph Young, aged 81. carpenter
3 Andrew Neishart, nsel IS ldbores.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

20 ASr widow, or parent, Or orphan, or brother
or sister OF any soldier sailor or marine. killed,
who has died in the service of the United States
Who desires nirey-six dollars $500 n year pension
from one hundred to eleven hundred and ninety-dye
dollars sil95) Cash Bounty, apl all the arrears oI
pay due him, should call AZ once or write w JOSEPH
L, DENlTr& COMPANY, No. 427 Walnut street,
Tie Military and Naval Agency, Philadelphia
hl.o, State Pay, County City. Ward ur other Douu.
~ &c, if there isany due. Apply either in psr,ou
or by letter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

MADAME PORTEES CURATIVE BALSAM
has long tested the truth that there rs principles
in Medicine there is in Science. and this Msdcine
is compounded OF principles sucl to The manifold
nature Of Man, Tho of Colds is in keeping open
the pores. and creating gentle in;cInul warmth.
and this caused hy the of this Medicine. Its
medal qualities based its power to assist the
healthy and vigorous Of blood through The
unSs it cnlycns the muscles and ss,ls,s tho skin
ten. md in gently throwing off the waste substance
from the surface Of the body Il is not violent Iciv
dy. bat the emoljien; warming, searching and cesc
tive. Sod by all druggist al l3 AND - cents per
bottle, aug. l.tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

Tho coal sent by Railroad this week
is 6f427 07--by Canal 86,294 03-lor the
week i03,72l 10 AZ ainst 92,3og tons for the
corresponding week last year.
The shipments from this region are very
heavy this week. This was caused by the
proposed advance in the price Of freight and
tolls of 80 cents ton, which took place on
the. .lst of June.
There is n turnout in different parts of
the Region, the men demanding 81 week
additional for Hlorers. and 10 cents per
wagons additional for miners This turn.
out ia iil-advi5ed aud cannot bc sustain
ed.--Ei1teyS JVG,aI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

iY WouSnED.-Joscrh H. MGIaIty, Of this
place member Of Capt C"dwell's company Of
Shamokn. sorry to learn vas slightly wouu.l.
ell on the 18th Of May. Tic company /. under Gen.
Sherman, in Georgia, and doing good AID success
fu service IL the Gulf states.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

ISJi. 1868.
Philadelphia - Eric tsDili'oud.
TiNil> great line traverse tLg Northern auI Ntrlh
l wet c"uuties ul PgUlsylvauia ,a the cay ui Lug
on Lnke EJiy
lt hu, been leased Ly tho Fuuy'yapia NiIroai
Company, aud under 'holF ausYccs &. heius rapidly
opgurl ttrau- h,ut 60, uu'ity length.
"a !, uaN boz u.r toe ls-,ug,r and mi -hi hrs.n ,-s
irHm ilud-rurs to - Mas ,-il mL,-i uu tho
Eas.sm Division ui lr.m >btLv. to Lac, 20
u..,,s cu tAv My,i,ru a., ..iuu.
TIVE ~ rAsstNuEu fGAIss AZ srNurHN
Arltts Eftnut L.Its 70 sfffrf
Neil Tsp. Ius5AN Mail Train, tus T. NJ
tsIT,s IIain. a. o. a. VI kNrrcss iIain /, 5i Ai
Care ruu thfuu sh viituut ghausr 10th way, uu
tlet. uails btla,Hu fLlltltIhn ati Lusk Haven
-.A ba.ntea iah.ul.t ntt l.Fi llsfrn.
Llsssut ,,vspiuf Carr uA lApru Trains hl'h
Wa,s letsegp NIliausInIt an4 halAmeie, Il4
NilamsiaFi and fhliaie lIhiH.
luF ut lu.aIuu ftsTtrluf fs.a|NslI lussss i
. sViy ~ ts q t tar ll.h sad Matkri Sc.
Aul iof hsisht batd,s ei ilr COMPANY e Aseafs,
:. a kpgsipu. D., Cos ls,h ap4 Nslss. S.
pllaielrhla
/ . n Nyuelis irit.
l. a unl. As,aiN ca 4, naiuueTs
4 u n liursrns.
G,ai Fisigti a. Ft,iais-
LHHla iilrrs
0ss1 lss AS, fhilaAs
J0sEfA . luflA -
Ossi h...Ss, wpla@s.asi
NJ y sA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

- The new round house ard ms'hinA shors IRE
progressing finely. The Grs. course g range wor';
ofcut .t,nn on lho Round liouss has Jg,a hid ard
I've or rx feet OF brick wo,h top Of t. The foun.
,iation Of The machine sho RS L.>.. :k.r.2s and s
nearer The Round House.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

80 The wife oG Ehes Holdings, Of tina place, re.
cciyed intelligence on Monday last tlst b. had been
killed ii one Of ihe la;tcs in Virginia. He weut
into ihc array as II substituted for Mr.. ]. Cooper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11
Northern Central Railway
NlTsHgEE; TfNngi Y,EEyE.E.

THREE TRAINS DAILY to ana from BIl..aosc
aui Washington city
C0unec. ION, Waic with trains On PcnusyIvaui
Railroad. tu and from Pi;lsJUrS AMI the N-,.
llEEL TRAINS DkI.l tu AMI mona tucNoIth and
West Branch Sns4 4ueAa4uI, Liu,;r and all oI Aosh-
cru New York.
DN sud after MONDAY, MAY lfth, 1861.
~ he P.s,,u-,r Tra's og the Northern Central
Railway vail arrive at and depart from SUubUry.
harrisburg am Baltimore as follows, VIZ:
--.r -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

~ CATrrRrILLARs.--Th pcsta ought to b
removed and destroyed now while yogu,. Ono loaf
sometimes contains many small unos as would In
few weeks cover 4 large tree
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

- The draft of this county came oT at Harris.
burg. on Trilny and Saturday last Tn;l borough
ard number of otncr town, and townships are ca.
cmpt, having furnished their quota Of volunteers.
4 list OF those drafted vii! be f3pgd in another
column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

.Ni. Ncry'3 E'Hat..--The estate nf the late
Richard Kear of Mincrsvilc. is appraised at
upward, Of 81 100000. His personal prop
crty including his colierics, is worth 500
oJO. Ills estate is more valuable than was
at first Supposed