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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10

IIac Adams Express GOnp,iny.
1--WE NOTICE that they have concluded ar
~ rangemenis with the Northern Central Railroad
Company TO run trains from baltimore for York
Harrisburg, Dauphin. Halifax. Trevorton Supbgrv
Northumberland, Lewsburg Milton. Muncy, vii,
Transport, and all intermediate stations conneesiny
AZ Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EXo
PRLSS for PittsBurg, Cincinnati St Louis and tho
West. ~ wv
;, Also with Howard 4 Co.'S Express at Milton or
DanVllle; Bloomsburg' Wilkosbarre, Pitston Scran-
ton, and intermediate stations ON the Cottovis.a
Lackawanna q Bloomsburg Ralroads At vii,
Transport by Howard Co.'s Express to Jersey
Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by Howard 4 Co
and their connections. for Canton, Troy, Enira,
Rochester. Buffalo, Nngara, and to all accessible
points in Western New Yorksand Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise Specie. Bank Notes
Jewelry, and Valuable Packages Of every descrip..
tion. ''P
Also. Notes, Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers c,unlovol
and every effort will be made to render sa.hcfion
JOHN BINGHAM
- superintendent Penn Division, PhilaIeiyhia
R. a. FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury.
April ), 1862
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10

THREE TRAINS DAILY To and from Baltimore
ami Washington city.
Connection. made with trains on Pennsylvania
RRyrual, 90 and from ritt,hur- AMI tie Wost.
THREE TRAINS DAILY 10 md from tneNagth and
Wet Branch suzIUchanua, LIu.rn and an OF North.
era NyU York.
nN auI after MONDAY. MAY iG.h, 1851,
~ the Passenger Trains OF ,Ec Northern Central
hallway viii ajg.yc ut and depart irym SGuJury,
Harrisburg m.. Baltimore rH lu...u.,lI
sou 4 ID W. 4 E %
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ItssADy EFSszSI,

Gamer Of STATE anil Ihira Streets,
HARRlsBURG. PA
IullS HOUSE in consequence Of It's convenience
| ana near location to the Capitol, has made il a
desirable stopping place not only for those having
business at the seat Of Government but Tor Others
Wishing Harrisburg
March %, lsB2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10
IsGs.
tsGs. Arrangements Hag5
OF New NoYl. B;ucs
GaGI.

Z.
Of New Work Zines.
TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHutprI.
PHIA AND TRENTON r. r. co. $ LINES.
Fyom Phiode,Phj1t to Ns,g Tor&o TI-,g pl,,.,.
tcom H'ol,'tt street UHayr ant K,a.,r-,g,,
Deyoi, riH ic7re as t6Lg,r,. ri.: p,pr
AGA. NJ, win Camden and AmLoy &C. md
a Accommolaton.) - %
At6A.M- via Camden and Jersey City, VI,
Accommodation, . -,
At ; 4: NJ; via Camden and Jersey City,
AtSA. A. via Camden and jersey city 2l
Class Ticket . o.
At II \. NJ. via Remington anl Jersey city.
At u NJ. via Camden and Au,boy, qDd 4.
Accommodation y ~
Az p: NJ, via Camden cni Amboy, q" and
A. ENurcss) . 40
At 3 PM, Via Kcnsinston and Jessoy City, Wy
Wash. aud y Y. Express 2 90
At 81 ?: NJ; via kcnsnstOn and jersey City,
A. mr. II, N via EcnsiDs'on and Jersey city,
Al l! lisaQ..,il Keusinstou anI jersey city
o'u ucru Express 2 a1
At5P. NJ. Via Camden and Amhoy. Accom-
notation. Freight and Eaos-D go, I...
Cs~. Ticket. % ~
Sc.ud Glass Ticket,
For Water Gap, strouds5urS, Scranton, Wu..s-
barre. MorIo-c, Great Bend, Gc.. a. s, N
aom ku-i1 ton, via Delaware, Lao-av.uaa alI
Western Railroad.
For Mauch Chunk. Allentown, Bethlehem, Bel,.-
drgc. Euson, Llmbert'ilie. FicHin-u.u, &c.. at :
\. ii, from hcl.-.ugi0u Depot, u-A ~ p p "
from Walnut street " Whurf
lThc \. NJ. Line couucc,s with Trains lcayia-
La-ton for Mauch Chunk, at 3-2o p. NJ
For Mount Holly, AZ y. NJ, .tui p. NJ
For Freehold. at 4. NJ amt > T. NJ
WAY LINES.
For Bristol Trenton, &c, atll \. ". and p AMI
> Z. VI. from krnaiu-ton,
For Palmyra hiyartou, po...ru. T.,.rf-. uu-
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10

Or. J. H. Schc cIk can be found at the principal
Office. No. - North 9Th Street, Philadelphia. every
saturday, from 9 \. VI. until =. NJ. ,u give advice
free of charge; but for through examination he
charges three dollars. Price ut the Fuuuuic Syrup
and >cIwcci Tonic each 81 - per bottle. SIS the
haii dozen. Mandrake Pills - cents per boS, and
is for suic by NIL Druggists aud Dealers.
Nav a. I-Gt-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10

The above is correct likeness Of Dr. Schcuk taken
many years ago, after he hnd recovered from Con-
SUMPTION; by course of his "Schenk's Pulmouic
syrup The likeness although 1t does not repre-
sent him anything like as bad as he wasUt the worst
yet it in strong contrast with the hale and vigorous
looks orthc Portrait below which is the true like
ness ofhim Mt present time. The contrast between
these two portraits Is so great that many would not
believe them to be the same person. Yet there are
hundreds Of persons, in and around Philadelphia,
who will recognise both porrnits to be true rclrcscn
taticns. When the first was taken he weighed lO7
pounds at the present time his weight is 22O pounds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10

Ell n we 81 -.-Es = "a g stIs
OLIDIFIED
DIT1'ML, - 49,
For sEcnus.ua:. ~ isis"ni:'g ;,ni
g"Tesrrv5.s% tEtv 'sE.g.I eg!
This article is prepared with the greatest care upon
scientific principles. md warranted not to conjun
ANYTHING in The sli:hc. degree duirtrrioUs 10 ihe
teeth or gums. some Of our most eminent Dental
Surgeons have given their sanction to- and cheerful
ly recommend il as preparation OF -upvrur quHli-
Ties for cleansing. Whitening and preserving the
TEETH. Il cleans them readily rendering then
beautifully white aud rcry. without the Ii -ltcst
injury to tLc cuajtcl. Ii is healing to the gums
where .h.y are uicniutcd aud sore. 1t is also CN-
cellcnl pisjuyy o. tor old decaycl teeth, which
often yxcyetju,ly offensive 1t gives rich creamy
taste to the mouth. cleansing it thoroughly, gnd i'm
parting delightful ira GRANGE TO the breath.
PREPARED ONLY By
\. IA " LEY X CO.,
Y. W Cor. 10Th. 4 Lombard Sls.. Philadelphia.
And sold by all Druggists. PRICE % CLN1S.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-10
COOP ER7S
PHOTOGRAPH AND AkT GALLERY

Everybody Cam be an Artist.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
Another blow

The freedom of the press has recatvsd
another blow. The circulation of the chi.
cago Timss. the New Y,rk World the
Cincinnati Enquirer, the New York Nsws
ana, u is reported, the New York Herslj
has beer suppressed in the Memphis mill,
terry district. The ban is, indeed. srains.
all demOcratic papers.
Such Is the march Of desnot;sm G.
progresses the destruction of the groa,
situations of civil liberty. The immsd;a,o
design in this instance is 70 cut Of d.
cratic reading from the soldiers in The or.
ny. 1t is another step in the grand Ja
sign OF ogerthrowiug the cnnssitutiOnal gov.
erBment.
Not many more steps can be taken in
this design without open, determined, yio-
lent popular resistance. Its most peril
Gus ground that the Infamous Lincoln ad
ADMINISTRATION is now treading upon. The
fires OF volcano are leneath it. A FREE
ELECTION there must and shall be. III Iug h
II has 60 be extracted by PoRcE. Let the
| people prepare for this
Il 1t possible that there are any fair
MINDED men ct any party who are not con.
/ vinced Ut the desPotIc purpose uf Mr. Liu-
| coin Are there any who are not con-
| WINGED Of his purpose 70 carry the ri.c.
( ton by fu:ce and fraud? There cannot b,
/ any.
lie must be driven from that purpose 10y
the menacing attitude Of the perpe III,
must lie made to know that the populsr
temper is Only m this way CAP vioen
revolution he averted CHICAGO Times.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
The News,

Messrs Thos Turner and s n Me,yir
telegraph from Washington that they have
succeeded IN effecting reduction If so
per cent. IN the quotas Of tho several DIS
tricts OF lilinois. Secretary Stautun au-
Dounce tina: there Will be TO postpone
ment Of Ihe draft
Heavy cannon iding c 'ntInnrd ut Prtsrs.
turS Hu Thursday hut all became Quiet
ssain or Friday o. the latter CAV a
b. dy rt Telel cavalry inside dash upon
Gran3s reserved herd IF cattle, opposite
Harrison Harding, End carried # the en-
ure lot-shcut . 500 Pursuit was I'M
medIa'lv made by Federal cavalry. ard a
pJrt'cn # the cattle TT is not stated how
manv) were recovered. Gen. Howell. Vt
tie lVth Corp, was arcidertiy killed on
Mednesday. Gen. Grant has goae to
Harrer's Ferry.
Gen sherman has issued an order posi-
lively prohibiting al citizers, md even
pawn asters. frcu visiting Atlanta lie
says be can sff I'd ueirher trarsIortatron
nor su siding Tor suyb idy but his rficer,
and 0ldiers.
1t Is reported that ex Secretary Chase.
IN considsra'iln Of strong ~ 1nrsemeut IF
Lincoln, Will shortly succeed Mr.. Adams
~ minister to EngiaLd and that Henry
j. Raymond, IF the n Y Times, will,
soon after the presidential election, take
Mr. Day ol's place IN F,auce.
The Richmond Enquirer express it's per
ference for Lincolo. as presIdtnt, over Nc
CIeliau, locking 81 the parties in the light
OF either war or peace.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
TAty Demand a speedy Draft.

The ali, liiiuTists at their county cor>
ysGIi.n al Columbus last $ turdav passed
a rcSoIuti, IN faror Of q speedy draft"
d. yuu suppose there vas mGD of them
rnat vants IN lie drafted himSelfI or
course Lnt. If they were anxious 90 serve
the country in the var they would voIun-
'ccr. But they demand tLat their neigh
b1rs sLe'! IG drafted, and dragged from
their homes to be butchered for the negro.
They demand that poor mon Who vote the
republican ticket, as well as poor men who
vots TIE Democratic ticket, shall be draft
ed. They demaud that there shall he q
,'eTreGy DRAFT in order that poor men
who arc barely utle by their daily toll to
support their fa0Iles, shall be dragged
from home aud their wives aud children
lH't to depend ION the cold and cruel
clarltiee 81 just such IL ,od.thirstv Sbv-
locks us tbose who passed that resolution.
The Th ddyites and small contractors Of
the Columbus convention demand that
there saul! be ''speedy draft" because
they want 10 rob same poor mans family
OF their house, perhaps farm, while the
father and husband is forced into the amy
~ hight Tor the niger Let the vuters Of
Cli Adams not forget these f4.llws who are
too cnwardiy 10 60 into the army them
$el7es but demand that tbsir poorer neigh
GOTs shall be drafted and dragged like fell
"ns irem their homes and families. The
mass I'll tho people ore opposed to the
Draft. They want 90 speedy draft" or
any nther sort of draft, and they owe it to
themselves to punish these men at the
pni's. They will d. il. You bet Quincy
Herald.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
How they Feel AboutH.

Tae toli wing Conversation actually Oc.
cured between two Republicans Iu THIS
city lew days since, while they were
sitting on dry goods ok on the sidewalk,
aid canvassiug The prospects of the several
candidates for tho Presidency
i fear that Mcclellan Is gring 20 be
elected
90, | guess that il al right
Whit, do you EhInk that Llacaln is sure
os beng elected2'
BY n means'
Then What Do you mean by Saying it is
all right
q mean that Mcclellan will be our next
President snd l bUpe be WILL
but thought you were q Republican,
81 atn, bot no honest patriot can want
Lincoln elected, ard hope he wi uol
be-
As b"th we're members of the Uni n
League II Is prob ,bls that charges maze
been preferred agaIns; the Rcrubl can ihs
d,dn,t want Lincoln reelected Peoria
I MHII
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
From the SOuIFs

t"fE hunrne, Sept. Ii.
The flg Of truce steamer New Y,ik al.
rived last evening from james River. with
400 returned prwoners OF war Including 10
officers. IN charge # Nj MuIford.
Tue Redmond Senriaei has an Article
NJ G'u Sterunsn's cep,yuIatipn of Allan
l.. cell ng II an event unparalleled H. The
AmH:'c a. ga. a,d vIthuuJ IN example N
toe modem times l. catls Saernan ..tbc
c3lei -murg taGagFs, the captain If "a.
rate, tina lester aneng hiEhWaymrn. the
rrIuce among scont dr,l- ind brutes. the
foremost vriiaIn Il the world "Shsr.
man. II says. has gwen the war urw
feature Stern as It has been. 1t is hence
forts 20 lie stsruer; horrible "a It has
been. II Is heucefJr,h TO be more so. The
people are ready, VI tae president wants Us
let hIm csl for US: no matter Oh, ut Ar
nea. 1t this is the kind Of warfare we are
- reFs', we vi lstrIp &c righr. Better
for inlung age or peaceful i'm rc7nce -
die in de.euCe # home than Re driven ont
in hcrdes 10 lansui-h In ex Ia TIE LAST
maa and the last boy must take up arm.
sooner than endure such ou;rages a. that
at Atlanta
The Rchmond Sentinel of the - h has
the following:
Mac n. Sep. 9
The prisoners CAPTURED Yesterday say
that Sherman will nuw reinforce GraLt.
take Richmond aud fui-h the reEelIinn -
They also state that part # his army VIII
- out of service this munth.
The enemy are cilseiy nasseG 40 ut At
lana.
There is not the slightest prospect Of an
early resumption rI husiiliips.
'Mleo Sept. 10
Wherler's forces have heen di persed
near Tallahassee, by StcaGmsn
Petersburg. Sept 9
Grant is stiil perferting bis lines Oh tue
Weldon railroad. AMI rushing biz lines
elDWly 10 the west Of the a1
"Charlest0u. Sept. 7.
Oar prisoners were landed on NJ iris IL
land to-day, and marched IN the rear e
battery Wagner. guarded by large body
of seutines
The enemy brought two rev Guns 70
Gregg th's p M. drawn ~ twelve or isur.
teen r'r-e>
'Tdern Is 10 nerS from C,ty Pnnt.
New Trrs. Sept 10.
The p SITS Washington spFcIsI quotes
from the Richmond papers Of the l2,h ln-
slant:
"Lqs: Tuesday vas observed in Peters.
burg as day OF fasting and prayer, owing
to the threatened condition Of the city -
TO day was set apart 10 Georgia as DAY
OF prayer"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
JAMES II FELCH. "ee'
School Tyranny In New Or
leans.

UTH r. DR IN QUILTED ~ 81 YALTT."
FrIm our Friend, LET,
Amorg other questions propounded by
The Commission" to visit and examine
each private schoa! in the department Of
the Cult" to the PRINCIPAL ard Assistant
Teachers respectively Of each Of said
school, and to be answered Ly them in
writing, under oath, the following APP
pears:
What examinations. exhibitions or 9th
er public exercires have been, or sre TO be
hell during the present school year?
Are any demonstrations Of loyalty, such
as the playing of patriotic aIrs, singing
patriotic songs, or the display Of the flag
of the Unitsc States, ever made in your
school:
II not, why are they cnit:edi
Are any ;opics introduced. airs sung, or
flag, notices OF devices djsrlry-d in your
school, which are inImical 10 the United
Stares, either during school bJurs, or at
other times?
II s.. state whez aud under whst c;rcum.
stances
Do you teach your scholars she duty Of
being loyal 10 the x lScrnment Of he United
S;ates2
Are y"ur sympaEhIes with the United
, STATES government, or With the su-caIled
Confederate govern ment?
Where were you horny
Ito" long hsye you resided in this
State!
Have you taken she oath Of allegiance to
the UuiIed States government since the
first Of May. 1861?
II 80. at what time, ard before
whom
Have y1u taken the amnesty oath Of
December 3. 1864!
IL re you ever taken the oath of ale.
glance TO the 50 called Confederate govern
ment?
Are you nos. NJ were you ever register
ed So an enemy Of the Cau5d SiatesY
Are yan registered a. foreign SUI i7c, !
l: 81. Ut what country nr STATE!
Have ynu ever taught in the rul I-r
! sct 1piS oi New O leans ~ of this state?
lts", when aHd lar what reason did vcu
tefmini'e your c"nncc''nn with them ?
Would You have emy objection to have
the U"ited States & ~ raised over youT
school. II over tie PuncIyal's desk duriuP
sch0Ji hours?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
9Th District OOngr ssIonaI Con.
VnnaRAn

The Democratic Convention Of the 9th
Congressional District met at Morris Gruu.
dy County. September 18th, 1894. pur-
snauttO cali. to nominate candidate for
member of Congress for said District
The Convention was organized BIZ the
lection Of CD. William Smith. of Will
County. to the chair, and j. Ii Felch, of
Kendall, and e. Nitchelm, OF l. Sale, Sec.
retriea. ~
All the Cnun,ias composing the District
wore r"presented in the Convention, ex~
cert Du Page and Kankakee.
On motion. Convention proceeded to take
an Informal vote, ty Counties, for memter
vt Congress resulting rs follows: o. G.
Gray. Of La Sale. II. SamuaI X. Casey, Of
VIII l6 VOTES.
On motion, Convention proceeded to a
formal vote resulting in a unanimous vote
fur Simual K Casey
u motion the Chair appointed the Dis
trict Central Corresponding Committee,
c'nsi~ting Of the faIinwing gentlemen, viz :
c. Zlrl.y e WI. +. A. Armstrbng of
g INDY j. Avery OF Ii Sale. f A. Black
of Kendall. Robert Naper of Da Page, aud
X. n. Murray # Ksnkakee.
. lmouon, Chair appointed a Commit
tee OF four to wait on M Casey and ins
| firm bun Of his rnminatinn, consisting If
John i're # La Sal'P JOHN Barr Of Grun =
| dy. 5, w Bowen Of VII, and ii Felch
| Of Kendall.
Voted that thu proceedings nf this CON
Eeutiou he rul lshed in the Democratic
papers Of the District
On motion, Convention edjourned
+. NITCHELu,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
Our Nominee for Congress.

Our Nominee for Congress.
isy reference &c the procee1ioks Of the
Congressional convention for this district,
IT viii be-ssen that Samuel X. Casey, of
this city, has been nominated for Con-
eress.
1t needless for Us to assure our read.
ers that We are satStfed With this nomina-
ton Mr.. Casey is one of the best men in
tho State. H:spoliticsl history is famil-
lar to the people of Illinois, and presents a
record of consistency that few politicians
can claim. Always steadfast 10 his sup-
port o: Democratic principles. and IN wav-
ering in his adherence to those great
truths that comprise the foundation of our
liberties. he has acquired an Influence in
the State greater than any other man l..
deed, 30 popular was he with the people,
thnt the nomination for Governor or anv
position on eur State ticket, if be had de-
sired IT, would have been given him had
he not psremp;Orially declined.
While Mr.. Cssey's p litical record is ell
right, his pc sonsl popularity is uUbouod.
ed. His social disposition, his generosity,
his frankness AID honor 10 all his inter>
course with the people, have given him an
snHisble position in community, At this
tune, when facks Of plundering cormor>
ants infest our halls Of legislation. the most
oLdurste Of our ptllticGl npponents mus,
admit shat the election Of such a man to
Congress- would be step towards tho re-
turn Of those days when legislators regard
ed the interest Of their constituents and
the common rules of public integrity para
mount to private interests and personal
sSrandiE"ment,
We are aware that this CNngressionsl
district is strongly Republican, bat VI len
We contrast the merits OF Mr.. Casey with
these Of Mr.. Cock, his opponent, we fee
confident of his election. There are hun,
dreds Of Republicans in the district VIII,
viii vote for him in preference to the vscil
ating dsmagogue who opposes bin.
One thing is reduced to certainty. i
the people Of this Congressional distric
want an honest. competent man to repre-
sent them in our National legislature, the,
will elect Samuel K Casey In this coun
ty, where he ia best kncwn. he will suee,
everything before him. Cox will stand NJ
sight here at oil.
10 conclusion we will say that if Mr.
! Casey be not elected to Congress we shal
doubt the honesty AID Intelligence of th,
people. His opponent is proven ~ tn
evidences Of Republicans themselves to b.
a most unscrupulOus, schemiug and dis
honest politician, who would sell his priu
ciPlep any day if he deemed it for HE in
terest. He dsserted the Democratic part,
because they could not keep him in otic
all the time, ard will leave the Rspubli
can party il be fails 60 get the best ofices
Such man is unworthy the confidence q
heueet people.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
10 SOI6lRrn

When the President ri the Ur ted Sts,rs
rode over the battle Fl ID ol Antlctam
strewn With the msngied bodies o. ID. g,l
las heroes who tell there he called un.,n y
member 1T his escort TOR npgr, SON, and
bad II When your wouudd ard DIVING
conn" des from the terrible taries oF ,b.
wilderness, were pouring into Washing
TN at the rate ofthIusind daily: Abraham
Line IN, z. esIdent Of the Unuei Safes
amused himself by telling to a distinguish.
ed Senltor from New York, n story 80 hor-
rlhly indecent thai his guest left the White
Hnuse in disgust. When George B Nc
Clellan was stripped of bis command and
left at Alexandra with only q souadran CT
cavalry. he made this 7, quest of Gen. Hal
lick aud Eds refused
i Cannot express TO you the pain and
morsihtation have experienced e. Gay in
listening to the distant sound Of the firing
Of my men, A. can be Of no further
use here. ] respectfully ask that. if there
Is u pools bilty OF tbs cauaiGt being re-
newed Tomorrow. | may be permitted TO
90 TO toe scene "t battle with nav srsf.
merely TO be WIN my WI men, il u lthIng
u re- they Will fight one The worse for
my b lig with them Ii it Is not deemed
p-ss to intTust me- With the e,mmapd even
81 nv own array simply ask 10 be pre-.
mited 10 share their fate on the field of tQt-
tie
Please reply to this tonight
Soldiers, choose between those two
men. .