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killed-many of Observation-Disclosures the
efforts of the police.
ITO see the negroes mutilatcd and literally
beaten to death as they sought 10 escape, was
one of the most horrid pictures it has ever
been our Ill fortune to witness.p
Again:
"Chief Adams and all of his subordinates
were everywhere upon the scene, seeking TO
prevent violence at the hands of white citi-
zens, who, armed with sword. canes, clubs
and missiles, attacked the escaping inmates
of the building. rrrr.r.lrf a 81
. Only when prisoner attempted to escape
was he fred at, though there Is testimony
of some firing at prisoners by policemen that
was both wanton and, as it appeared, un-
necessary" B.Fr-rIgfF " ftIEr
Here we see the police officers firing at
prisoners, wantonly and unnecessarily. Here
also we see the white Rebels arming them
selves with sword canes, clubs and missiles
to attack defenseless Union men, attempting
to escape from the building.
For over two hours this heart-rerding
scene was continued.
zone negro fell" says The Times, "and
beaten, covered with blood near the fence
Another and another fell, killed while the
police were bearing him Off" '.
There was many among the crowd who
were drunk and infurieted, and who attack
ed even policemen who were escorting away
prisoners beside, in several instances, killing
the prisoners 'l' i.
An investigation will only reveal particu-
lars of the most shocking and most astro-
cious KIND. The character of the riot is
already sufficiently ascertained by the very
| word of the bitterest enemy of the Conyen-
tion. Our prophecy of the 10th of Decem-
Der, 1864, at the time of the Gleason case is
now completely fulfilled We said then
But, for every Union man IN the city, the
last verdict is u warning. In the event--as
impossible as it may appear-that Rebel rule
should temporarily be rc-established here
we can forsee the fate of the friends of the
Union. Then there will be no more justice Mt
more protection for them than for the hated
negro. 1t will be lawful to pursue them II
: the streets, drown them, kill them, and nj
jury will be found to convict the murderers
Let the Union men understand the case.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TTNIIE undersigned VIII sell at private sale the fol-
l. lowing valuable Real Estate, to wit
One half Lot of Ground situate in the Borough of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa, being Lot
No 2l7, in the general plan of said borough, con
tanning 30 feet in front Penn, formerly Pokeberry
street. and 240 feet in depth, whereon is erected
small frame dwelling house, outbuildings, &c.
Also Lot No. so fronting on Front street, con-
tanning 5St feet in width, and 230 feet in depth,
whereon is erected a large frame dwelling house,
stable and other outbuildings.
Also A Lot of Ground, situate in the borough of
Mt Carmel, Northumberland county, being lot No,
Is in block No IS of said borough
Late the property of VIM, Ronnelly, deceased,
II the property is not sold by the 18th day of August
next, it will then be offered at public SALE at the
Old Court House, in the borough Of Sunbury, at one
o'clock p NJ on said day, when the conditions will
be made known by
q. W HAUPT, Administrator
SunburY, July %. lS66.-3t
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May be Consulted as follows free of Charge:
Lewsburg, Pa, REVERE House. Monday and Tues
day, August Goth and 2lst
Mifiinburg, Pa, Union House, Wednesday Aug, %.
Sunbury, Pa, Central Hotel, Friday, Saturday ard
Sunday, August Oath, 18th and Goth.
Danville, Pa, Montour House, Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday, August 9Th, 2Sth and 2yth
Will Visit Each Place Once in Three Months Re.
gulary.
JNVALIDS afflicted with chronic disease of every
/ name and nature, will be convinced by consulting
me that they will be fairly and honoraby dealt with
They will not be pursuaded to place themselves under
my treatment unless there is reasonable hope Of
cure.
DR.. GANSEVOORT, can be consulted at his ap-
pointed places he is Practical and Scientific Ply
sican, and treats all kinds of chronic diseases, which
have been called incurabc, by many of the so called
distinguished physicians of the country as
disease of the Spine, Asthma, Consumption, Salt
Rheum, Nervous Debility, Epilepsy, st. Nitus Dance
Catarrh, Melancholy, Liver Complaint, Ricketts,,
Bloody Urine, Headache All disease of Women
and Children. Also cases of Seminal Emissions,
which is sending thousands Of poor unfortunate vic
Tins to The grave yearly.
Tho doctor does not propose to heal all the diseases
that at1ct mankind. Some diseases durable
others are incurablc while certain stages all di
seases curable if treatment is commenced at the
proper time. Therefore do not wait for tomorrow.
The present is for US to improve. tomorrow we may
never see. So beware of delays they are alwuy:
dangerous to your interests.
Inyalids who reside at too great distance TO visit
| the Doctor at his places of appointment, com.
munica.e with HIM by letter, and have medicines
sent to them by Express, to any part of the United
States and Canndas, without delay.
! All letters of inquiry must contain three cent
stamp to repay reply Principal Office and Laboratory
Grammarcy Park, New York. Address ne at my
| present residence, Bath n. y.
j. NJ. GANSEVoORT, NJ. D.
| V,.1,,
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Executors Notice.

Estate OF Philip Brymire. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamenta-
IN ry have been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate of Philip Brym late of the borough of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa, deceased
All persons indebted said estate are requ uested TO
make immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them duly authenticated for settlement.
WIN. NJ. ROCKEFELLER, Ex'tr.
Sunbury, August 4, lS66-6t
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TOR Bounty, Pension, Increase of Pensions, and
j Arrears of Pay, Prize Money, for the prOseeu-
non oil any claim whatever against the National
government, or that of any State arising out of the
late war; or any previous one Especially that of 1912
all persons would do well to apply to the Military
and Naval Agency of JOSEPH L. DEWITT 4 CO.,
NO Az Walnut street, Philadelphia. All informa.
tion and advice given free of charge
sunbury, August 4, lS66-3t .....
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NEW SPRING GOODSM

NOTICE TO oFFICERS.-Act of Congress, ap-
IN proved, July IS, 1865 gives Three Months
Pay Proper to officers of volunteer service who
in any manner honoraby discharged after April 9th
1865 who had been officers on March Sd, 1865. APP
ply Immediately, in person by letter, to the Mill
ary and Naval Agency, No, 427 Walnut street, Phil
adelphia JOSEPH IDENTIFY co.
August 4, IS66-3t ......r..H H.........
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sunbury, July 2s, ls66-St

IMPORTANT TO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SAL.
i LORS and MARINES. Soldiers, sailors, or Ma.
rines, who have lost an arm or leg, been perma.
nenty and totally disabled in the same, are now en-
titled to pension of Fifteen Dollars per month !;
those who have lost both arms or both ewes Twenty
five dollars. This act also restores the Pension TO
Soldiers employed in any civil capacity under the
Government. Apply in person or by mail to the
d CO., No. 427 Walnut Street Philadelnhin -
August A. I266-3t
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sB B"During the fiscal year ending June
80, 1866, there has been decrease in the
amount o: the public debt of about Sl25,-
100000. ..
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ssBaush's Raw Bone Supcr.PhOs-
phafe."

phate."
OFFICE or BAuGH & Sons
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA August list, 1866.
The Manufacturers Tax" of six per cent. upon
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, imposed by the
Government during the war, having been repealed
by Congress, the change takes effect this day. We
have decided therefore to reduce tho price of Baugh
Raw Bone Super Phosphate Of Lime to s56 per 1000
pounds, Cash.
BAUGH & SONS
August II. lS5e.-lt Sole Manufacturers.
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Miss LOUISA SIklssLER,
Goods and Dress Trim
mings, Head Dresses,

GLOVES, PARAsoLs, &c, &C.,
South side of Market Square, sUNBURY, Penna
Has just returned from tho cities with a choice
selection Of seasonable goods to which the attention
Of the Ladies is respectfully solicited.
MILLINERY GO0oS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
With Head Dresses, Gloves,
Hosiery, Ribbons.
has been carefully selected and will give satisfaction
Miss Shissler has had an experience in the busi
ness that enables her select goods with an eve to
the taste and wishes Of her customers and she begs
continuance OF avors in the future which she tax
pleasure In acknowledging during the past year
Ladies' will hnd choice stock of every thing in her
line Of business.
Sunbury, April IA, 1866.
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s5 The pension of widows and orphans
is increased by the supplementary act, ap.
proved July 25th, 1866. ...r ..
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PMOTOGRAPHRfC

e. & H It. ANTHONY g. O.
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials, WI
Retail, SOL BROADWAY, New Yur
In addition to our main business OF Photngru
rails we are Headquarters for the following, v
STEREoSCoPES & sTERESCopIC V
or American and Foreign Cities and LandscaT
Stotuary, etc.
sTEREoscoPlc VIEWS OF THE v
From negatives made IN the various eau
forming complete Photographic history ofth
test.
STEREoSCoPIC VIEWS ON GU
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or the :
Our Catalogue will be sent to any address O
Stamp.
|a' PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We manufacture more largely than any
about 200 varieties, from So cents 10 $50 ea
buns having The reputation of being super
and durability 10 any others.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF GKsHRALs, SrATEss
Ere, ETC
Our Catalogue embraces over Five Thou
subjects, including reproductions Of the M
Engravings, Paintings, Statues, etc. Caiat
receipt OF stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods
please remit rs per cent Of the amount with
W The prices and quality Of our goods
satisfy.
July 81, isoS.-sm
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60 000 A YEAR made by any enc with
SH,UUU $l5-steneil Tools No experience
necessary, The Presidents, Cashiers and Treasurers
OF Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with
Springfield, Vermont ~
July 2S 1855 jim af-
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EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTIES.
L. FL KASE,

Attorney at LAW. Sunbury, PA.
I S duly authorized and Licensed by the Govern
] ment to collect all Military Claims against the
United Statcs. Bounty money due soldiers under
the late Equalization Act of Congress, and all mill.
tary claims against the State due soldiers of 1872
for Pensions and Gratuity. Claims due soldiers OF
the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps from enlistment to
the date Of muster, promptly collected.
Sunbury, August I, 1866.
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NOTICE TO U. =. TAx-PAYERS

Collectors Office, U. S Internal Revenue,
-..... l4th District of Pennsylvania, :
MIFFLrHBURG, July 25 1866.
THAMES on the annual list, 1866, incomes, Car
i riages, &c.,) are now due and payable at the
following times and places in Northumberland
county .
c. H. Shriner, Collector, will collect in sunbury,
Wednesday, August 29th at the office of p nj.
Shndle, Esq.
In Georgetown Thursday, August soth from A.
M, to 2. NJ. .-
In sbamokin, at Howell's Hotel, Friday August
3lst.
A. T. Bsel Deputy, will collect at his office, in
Turbutville Tuesday. August 2lst; at Capt, Huh's
Hotel, in Milton, on Wednesday, August 22d and
at Vandyke's HOTEL in Northumberland, on Thurs
day, August 23d.
" To all who neglect to pay after ten days, u
. SPECIAL NOTICE
will be issued, for which the law provides fee Of
twenty cents after that four cents per mie and ten
per cent penalty, to be collected ty distraint.
Taxes must be paid in Government funds.
CHARLES Ii. SHRINER
... Collector, 14th District, Penn'a.
Sunbury, July %, lS66.--4t.
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THE REBEL RIOT lN NEW Or
LEANS.
The Presfdent Responsible for the
MASSACRE of Union Men.
THE REBEL FILA q DISPLA YED. Is
THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA A
PRISONER.
Many Union Men Wounded and Imprison-
ed.
coRREsPoNDENCE BETWEEN PRESIDENT
JOHNSON AND GOV. WELLS
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A NyILs, Vices, Bellows Stocks, and Dies, and
"A all goods belonging TO the Blaeksmithing busi-
n. CoNLEY CO
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NOTICE.

A \ appeal for Borough Taxes will be held at the
n office of E. Y, Bright, on the 2Sth day of Au-
gust, 1865, between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ.
and II NJ. and between the hours of and 6 o'clock,
P. NJ. f. Y BRIGHT, Chict Burgess.
JACOB SHIPMAs, Clerk. H..
Sunbury, Aug. IL, lS66.-3t
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LATER.


PROSPECT THAT HosTH.ITIEs HAVE BEEN DE-
FINiTELY ENDED, AND THAT THERE WILL
BE No MORE BLooDsHED.
: BY the Atlantic Cable
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD UP TO SATUR-
DAY EVENING.
LONDON, August 3.-Received in New
York August 5.-Martial law has been pro-
claimed in Lower Austria, and also in
Venice. nm. 80. -
The peace conference is to be held at Pra-
que. Tue preliminaries thereto as agreed
upon are as follows: Austria is to withdraw
from the German confederation. aud is to
lose Venetia and her part of schleswig- Hol.
stein. Austria is also to pay SIC, 600 600 70
her adyersaries as the expenses of the war
The German States north of the Maine are
to form union under the guidance of Prus.
sia, and those south of the Maine are to form
an independent Union.
is dead. '
In the Goodwood races the Goodwood
stakes were won by"special," :" and the Good
wood cup by Duke"
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B- SEE A WOMAN, IN another column
picking samburg grapes for speer's Wine.
1t is an admirable article, used in the hospi-
tails and by the first class families In Paris,
London anG New York, in preference to old
Port Wine. 1t is worth trial, as it gives
great satisfaction. .--For sale by w. A. Ben
nett.
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FROM EUROPE.
Foreign Advices by the Gable 80 the
Sd inst, and by Steamer 10 Ihe
29th uIr.


Sd inst, and by Steamer 10 Ihe
2sth uIt. . ....
FARTHER PoINT, August 4.-The steamer
Moravian, from Liverpool, on the 26tn, via
Londonderry, on the 27th of July, has pass
cd this point. She was intercepted by the
news yacht of the Associated Press, and the
following advices were obtained
LONDON, July 26, 1S66.--H M.-The arm
istice between Prussia and Austria expires
to-day ..
1t will probably be renewed, but there is
no intimation, as yet, of this having been
done. ....
We are expecting momentarily to receive
the news that the Atlantic telegraph-cable
has been completed.
The Government has announced its inten-
tion to prolong the suspension of the haGeaS
corpus act in Ireland.
Previous to the armistice the Italians had
been very successful in the South Tyrol.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, 1S66.-A notice has
been issued that the government has agreed
with the council of the Reform League to
facilitate In every way their obtaining
speedy decision, either in Parliament or in
court OF law, as to their right to hold
public meetings in the Park, and that until
the question has been decided no further
hectihS VIII oc uoiui eAcept Que ON the al
ternoon of the Both, by arrangements with
the government.
The combatants are now resting irrespec-
tive of their position, and there are we'll
grounded hopes that the truce may be pro.
longed into an armistice, and this again
into definite peace.
On the 25th suspension of hostilities for
eight days was concluded between the
Italians and the Austrians.
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OS0 ~ ne
stopper and Lock, One DG
COmnlefe.

Complete.
1t must come into general use for its rad
yantages, as a Self-Acting, Burglar Proof
Ventilator.
For Railway Cars, Steamboats,, etc., it is
and, in fact, the thing long sought.
1t is emphatically just what everybody WI
everybody can have. The demand must b
ted.
Capitalists, Manufacturers, Builders,
looking for business, are invited to call on
scriber and examine It.
......- JACOB wILVER
July Il, lS66.-6m Sunbm
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PU BLIC SALE

VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY.
XTTILL be sold at Public Sale, all that certain
w half LOT OF GROUND, situate on the corner
of Chestnut and Third Streets in the borough of Sun
bury, Pa, adjoining Public School Property also,
a large brick building erected thereon known as the
PRESBYTERAAN CHURCH.
Sale to take place on Tuesday, August 2lst, 1865,
at the old Court House. at o'clock z. M, of said
day, when the terms and conditions will be made
known A. N. BRICE,
Chairman Of Committee.
sunbury August IL, 1866
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NALL and see those beautiful Bird Cages at the
~ new Hardware store of
-. J. H. OoNLEY a co.
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After more than twelve years of constant use this
highly concentrated manure has attained q wide
spread reputation ms a
SUBSTITUTE FOR PERUVIAN GUANo,
Being found active in its operation and of great du
rabity. 1t does not exhaust the soil, but on the
contrary. permanently improves it. The increasing
sales annually abundantly prove the high popular
value of this manure, and establish the fact of its
being relied upon by wide circle of agricuturists
to supply all wants in the direction of manures for
every crop.
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MANY Union Men Wounded and Imprison-
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THE REBEL FLAG DLsPLA YED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHE' Receipts, II packages The market was
rather quiet, but prices not materially altered
rot sold IN a small way ut 81 25. Pearl continued nom
inai ...f.
observation-disclosures. Ace. bbls. -four COZ bags
corn meal 1900 bushels wheat, 81 es2 do corn and
IL lbs OATS An active demand prevailed Tor Sat and
Western -four, and prices In como ruled CSC IN
sellers fsor, while all qualities advanced Toe least
Tho sales about 10 900 bills re, kcd quota
lions. southern -four ruled higher, under on active
demand for oil qualities Tho sales embra 200 Lbls
Canada -Four was In good demand and phccs were
rmcr tie marke, closing steady M Improvement Of
Toe zoe. The sales roa he'd e0) bbis Rye -four was
also tiIncr. with sales "a zoo bbs nj quota lone
Corn al was Ia good demand and prices were rather
better. We note sales 600 600 Ibis. brandywlne at
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ALBANY, NAY -, 1896.
Inc cattle market opened with kood demand for New
York and the East ahf nj an advance upon hst week
prices OF Nc, live weight Tho receipts for the week
ioot up 600 some 500 VI which stock cutie Tho
average quaty ~ the oeeves better than usual Most
OF the droves are made up of far extra Illinois cd
steers rang ng IN weight from 100 10 400 bs, and
price from stc astic few choice EXTRA heavy Ken
lucky and Illinois brought loo Very fsw even az the
poorest except rock cattle, brought less than To-
Nc. many more than tie usual number have
.ccn taken Tor New York and the East IN markets;
but M has been tie rasc for some weeks INST eoveru
hundrrd nave been bought by small dealers fof the river
orns and adjacent villages. sheep. Demand good nj
sSo pef 10 for shorn, and 70 asc for unshorn.
l0hc :
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FAMILY yArEET RrvTEvv.

M-Ars.-fortcrho SC steak soc 35c. per H., sirIon
Zoe per 10 chu ribs Ice Csc per ID mutton FORE
quarters &c. 100 per H., mutton hindauartcfs TIC
l4c pc h., veal iorequarters l2c. pcr Ib veal hind.
quarters Csc reIb pork 2oc PET d. hams c5c sausage
2oc head chess 20c
forLrKy.-Trkcys zoe. s5c per H., chickens CSC q
Soc per 10 geese 2sc. per Vi ducks 40c pr N.
iish-heis xoc 25c per ID, hnddock 1Or. " H.
hahbut zoe per ID, bass CSC TO SOC per TO- goldfish
75c q " per hundred
v.GErnLKs. Peas 81 20 per peck, asparagus Csc
&c. bunch, new potatoes 81 20 per PECK, old do.
70c per peck. salad 50c. n 81 per dozen. .0aI l'f
bvrkR Nc Orange county butter, Ssc per H.,
state do 42c i5c per b., cooking do. acc per h.
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The market for wheat was higher tn Gales were
manly ~ an advanrc OF Sc. Sc, While somc holders
demanded larger advance The tnsDsac ions comprise
% 700 bushels at 81 20 for Old NJ Chicago spring
81 10 50 20 for new No. Mlwprkcc, 81 20 tor old
No. Milwaukee, nad 20 % a 80 for white Canada
Corn was alsn frmcr, Will good demand AT tie i'm.
rruvcmcnt The sales ahuu, o. 900 bushels at ole
Csc Tor Western yellow, SIC. Sc for dnrnss West.
crn old, and SIC soc. for mixed Western new, anoat
Oats n.f aired lc, with far business Co., for statc
5Jc. 5ec. Ter Western new, CO.. Csc for Western I'D
aud TO- for Canada old Rye M demand md nrmer;
We mote sales 90 shells al Csc 81 Tor Western nnd
81 IS fer state Mali wns steady with saies &c 600
bushels at 81 oa Barley was neglected and prices
noln nal sf
CoIToSrhc market was again active, and prices con.
tinucd 20 advance, closing arm nj the Improvement
stown IN cur anisxpd quotations. Tie sses were