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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-10-20
TALES & SKETCHES.
HE TO RN BILL

1t was in the spring of 1864 that the Incl
dents which am about 20 relate occurred.
| was at that time postmaster in the town of
l.. An unusually spell of warm wealth
er had carried away much of the snow, left
the roads very muddy, and rendered the
travelling very bad. thought of this as l
closed the shutters about nine o'clock in the
evening, and also remembered that, as it
was Wednesday, the stage from c. was
due at eight, but owing to the bad going it
was not yet in. therefore determined that
l would, as I had often done before, lock
the front door between the inner and outer
rooms, and, leaving light burning, go to
sleep, trusting to the driver to waken me by
rafting the door.
1t seemed but few moments, so soundly
had slept, ere l was awakened by pound
ing on the door. Glsncing at the clock,
which stood opposite, l discovered, how
ever, that it was one o'clock in the morning,
and that had been asleep nearly four hours.
As / hurried toward the door, put my
it was empty. The two door keys and both
the keys Of my safe, al! of which had when
went to sleep, were gone. Stepping to
the rear door, in the lock of which l al,
I ways kept the key, also found that locked
| and the key gone This SO surprised me
that for few moments remained on the
| spot, utterly unable to solve the mystery
| From this state / was aroused by renewed
pounding on the door. There was but one
| available mode of exit from my prison, and
! that was through side window. Throw
ing up the sash sprang out and hurried
round to where | expected to find the dri-
yer. Mysteries seemed to have no end, foI
instead of meeting the driver, came upon
an excited crowd of about twenty. My ap'
pearance was the signal for all to commence
| telling me the cause of their excitement
! Silence was, however, at last obtained, anG
| then the Sheriff told mein as few words q.
4 possible the-state of affairs. 'F
1t seems that one Of the physicians of tht
town, Dr.. Smith, was returning from q pro
longed visit to a patient. and when about
mile from the town heard, In the road aheaC
of him, pistol shot. Hurrying on h
found, about half mile further, the stage
for which was waiting, drawn up by tn
side of the road, and in the middle of tn
road the body of a man. Bringing his Ian
! tern near the face he found that it was tn
driver, and that he was dead, having bee
/, shot through the head. He found the robes
&C., of the team scattered around on til
ground, as was also the mail bag, but tn
latter had been unlocked, not cut open, an
the contents were gone. He lifted the bod
up and placed it in the stage, and was jus
starting on for assistance, when lie saw
revolver lying near by, which, from the fac
that one barrel had been discharged, he de
cided was the weapon with which the dee
had been committed. Arriving in town h
, , arose the Sheriff aud few neighbors; an
, while some were dispatched with the Doc
tor after the body, the Sheriff and Other
had gone after me. Finding was not ther
they came to the Office, and just as joine
them the body arrived. III I'D. arc.
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The damage by the late rains at Indiana,
polls is estimated at over $500, 900.
A young man named Joseph Toy was
killed by falling from car near Harrisburg,
Pa, on Saturday night, 9th inst.
The proposed national monument TO the
forefathers, near Plymouth Rock, is estima'
ted to cost 100000.
A clergyman in Utica, New York, has
been preaching against "the awful crime OF
base ball playing" and can 'see nothing
but ruin TO the young men who engage IN
it." Wepresumo,he gillsoon preach sgaias
bass singing. -.- 1-f ft. a-
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A lecturer writes: "The fullest house
have had was at Pithole City, in the oil re-
9ions. Every man was full of beer The
lecture went of very well, notwithstanding.
1t didn't go of as we'll as my doorkeeper did
: he went of with the receipts
The building OF ABible house is eontem-
! plated az onstaltinople
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ONE of the most horrible pictures of want
we have met with lately is the account of
the famishing to death of poor widow
and two of her four children in Montgom-
cry, Alabama. The whole family had been
living on Government rstions, and when
these were stopped nothing was left them but
to starve to death. The mother, hugging to
her bosom her hungry little ones crying
vainly for food, could not but bedew their
hollow cheeks with bitter tears. She was
found dead on the floor. Her babe, when
discovered, was too far gone to be rescued.
Starvation had done its work, but the in
fant begged for bread till it expired. The
next child, pretty little girl seven years
old, was emaciated by hunger TO a complete
skeleton. She prayed only for bread her
life could not be saved, The other two, it
was thought, must perish, but with care
they finally recovered, and told the most
heartrending story of their mothers and
| their own suferings. i E
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The Rev. Mr.. Tuttle has been unanimous
ly appointed by the House of Bishops of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Bishop of the
now Diocese OF Aantsns sad Nevada, The
new bishop Is not yet thirty-siE years OF age.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENN'A.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1866
OLD SERIES, VOL. 81, NO. 2.

their funds. He was now in. Vermont,
where ne had been since leaving l., and
had not to their certain knowledge been at
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into the operation OF tho various revenue laws with
view 10 intelligent legislation on she subject ~
nearly prepared The Committee OF Ways and Means
waiting receive IL before considering the financial
necessary the support Of the government
PREVENTION OF FRAUDS on DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
To prevent shameful the part of knavsh
agents acting discharged soldiers IL has been found
necessary by the Paymaster General TO order that all
drafts be issued The order Of the claimant and that
the shall be paid by the deposary upon whom
drawn without the vertab Enforcement Of the payee
not in any with his endorsement by attorney.
coSFIscArBn PROPERTY RESTORED.
The Frcedmons Bureau to-day turned over 10 their
owners three farms situated in Loudon county Va con-
tanning thousand two hundred and twentysix acres
which had been held as conhscated property.
CAVALRY ORDRRED TO NORTH CAROLINA.
Four companies Of the Fifth United States cavalry,
serving in the vicinity Of Cumberland Md, have been
ordered report to the commanding officer North
Carolina for assignment 70 duty
run PUBLIC LANDS.
patent embracing All, 700 acres Of swamp land has
just been forwarded from the General Land office 10 the
Governor Of Missouri
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Trade Across ahe Plains.

AfcHi~oS, ksnsaa. Jan .. lS,a
The DrJy Champion to-day pgbliahea an accufaie
statement of the amount of freight shipped from here
tho plains for tte past year T~enty .rven 0uus
AMI individual r. gtisn engaged Ia he uaAs. DIR
ing the year the aggregate amount of tt,f lssn
~ 900 900 pounds assorted ucrrhande, requiring for N
uaasporttion uo,riy 600 va.ou, '0o ulss and
horsc. and peuy q 600 oIon employing upwards -
i've ,bousauf over hair ~ dis ffe Eht
went T. coiprs'a and the rcrnaifiei 20 dlgtfss
point 10 Utah, Montana, Nevada IsEho, New lerso.
Nebraska and W'sisrL kansaa fcniing ninliry uIfiF
Tue capital Invested in tins bGs ~ OyJ Wc
The vagc - N. mcIthIIIse AMI machinery uansp fed
ls not definitely kDogn
Tho overland .na. leF whlrh sATc snd Eruve here
iaJ av. taken ou aud lrUN ~ u over 900 - ssnstr
AID have also mough, hero f2, 900 90 Ia tis.r @
.rd earned out ~ oan Iounds ~ sSprfs iIsiaht
~ Bu'icffeiI Overland nr-patrl lane has alto
a large n1mbfF ~ pssse nscs EACH way bot a. That
lire csiahlihcI late IN he cufate fa,s
mont of is bus ness - made. frtiFitinF NaFib - ~
tba city FcyC1 umes gfrt'sr uiif teen IN I.ol
fi ma larger than l.61 fosr uulcs lsg'r ihan iN
1903 aad cc0 90 pounds gT.aes~ 'hnB 10 lrcs 1ga
n,ut csereucca feighs thpk that ta ifale IN Isns
vii BE- n.arig d0udc iasi N 'he Ias, y'ar
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vtadicasso1 or T.sss.
W FHF N'IFV'' IT NJ "'F'~ u
Nyscssxr.' Hofu, Nsw Yoas, Dec. ~. Is

Nsacsssrs HofK, Nss Yoas, Dec. ~. Ise3
telegram from Washington appeared IN The Hfsstp of
Yesterday, yarportng be The subssnce Of . report
BY UenersI william Y Strong of the Frsedmens Burssu
respecting ssts Of affairs In rerss which deem n
my duty citizen OF that State TO poiice ald 70 VI,
for Suspension OF public opiuoa 10 its statements
until the ofncia report shall have been mate rube
sbonli ,, report sgrce ~ih the allegations 10 The s.
gram il wil be proper. and, 7 believe, Necessary, for
every Tex.n hers Who may have r~rpe~t for ne scDd
usnse 0f hts ssie 10 the opinion 0 tie ousi public 70
dsnouncc tissue ~ msssstemenls of tho most sa9.
derous characisr from b-gnnng 70 end sni 70 furni
circunsantsi evidence of the true sias " aiirs s
points treated.
MS believed by the writer nom personal kuy~i~5gs
~ every portion q tho state much - witch 10
has soce the surrender " srnrs N Nay last
that N. srquiescence of fexN In the surrender IN ~
fu force, snd 10 The plan pfopo~ BY "a President far
the reorganization " the State ueuber y thc iede.
raj u0n II nearly universal aud tha here fst
been in ouf long prfvaflon " civil rnc, ana ~h.sh
seems unlike In other southern states " bage wy
near proapsci " termination not sngis re1WsTce .
cf federal authority Iu h"r entire limits on TIE
trsry that wtsoot isw civil oo~fr FOR many months
AFTER the surrender, the behavior of pe0fn, from
the time disbzndeS rop~ reached home hes Uern
that of any commanity u hks popula,pu North o.
south
However crushed and sabjuxH,ed 70 uss ,he ssyor.
Fe language os Senatorial orators the Congress n the
Tnited States ho,~ viii not be inferred that "a
bsve 20 o-t manhod 20 have pride IA Oar past
dsres not, under military RUE, 70 vinfcae 40 aninsi
snch terrible ~isnder~ VII ssek andsIfe wttfs
free 20 utter th~r vrongs AMI a. lessf IL n
Ind isn.nt dental ~ charses TIA, represent fa.
~ our pledges aud swieNs a. bartnrnn4
CALEB q yOneHgT.
az wsshngtop c0unty. rsnta
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Eiro I'm Tenement Houses I'm Inbok. ~
Two Children smothrred TO Death.


Two Children smothrred 10 Death.
Shortly before p.0o O'Clock yesterday mornnr DIRE
occurred the upper part of tho thrc soss brick tene
mcnt house No 1t2 Willow street. which, ,sgeihe, with
tho adjoining houses Nos. 100 and l6t-also
houseswas damaged by IRE and water to tbs extent OF
about eight hundred dollars The upper foor Of No. iJ2
occupied by Henry u. Van crecf PAINTER Whose Two
ulo gris aged three years and SIX months hnd four
years aud nioo mouths we're sm3tored 20 death slnlc
tho mother temporarily absent.
Coroner Avery held inquest laft evening" whom the
following fac,s eliclted -Abagt half pAst eight
ootk Mrs Van Crecf went out 20 DO marx cling
oy and ict the children p'Ayinr ~ the kitchen IN ,hn
part the boe tt. door leading 10 tho hall
lft pa y open and the are la toe stove had out
she was shseu not 10 o2cood iwegiy minutes had when
root Of the hos and fippOscd that the chimney " the
adjoining house was hre but upon reaching The upper
part OF the house N wheh shc lived shv ouna the hcrk
room Goor locked and smoke enterny the hall window,
which was ruiscd She then fslcceeact IN brgstlnz
open ilo dcor aud 6udnT tho rood ldcseiy
filled m smoke called her chldcn. but ratciIna no
answer ran Into the street aud Tie sara. tAo ~
after Mr. Hexsmer aud Timothy F0iCy eriiyed NJ the
scene and hearing that there thfdren n one Of
who passing mp buckets of water and throwing
II upon the flames that had burst tTth STOPPING Hvse
TO the ioor NJ Hcxamer aud Foley cpiercd The roop
and lnally found the ehicn living nt the rear 81 tR
nscnable and np0n conveying them u the street
life extinct Mr. Foley stated that when be arrived
there person prcsert who would cntsp the room
to attempt the roscue OF The children; but at
this time none OF the nIomen had arrived Mrs. Van
Creef lust previous 20 leaving the house smeed smoke
bnt seeing two three puis OF smoke issue from the
chimney, she thought nothing Of a. II also appear
thai the flames principally In tLo bedroom between
the fronl and rear room, aud IA thsa room Aere wero
matches in the washslani drawer The o.dgat gil
was burned about The chest legs aud hand but her
garments not scorched, and the Youngest lad
slight burn upon cheek.
Tho Jury rendered verdict that Mary add Eesns Van
Crecf came TO their death by sanocaion; but sst the
cause OF the nr, was unknown 10 The jury.
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Arrival 81 Prs s.iasss Js.rsp % sa,-
hoshas.

Sent sfnosa ffosa ,ls eiiy II chihssh.s 10 %
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..silc r~o.pl9n sna ssi,. popaisf orsilon r~fs,si
isf-. -ih tsdxs y a. laiignai 'oiar. rsesrtd -.
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Tfssef tr1sia Tie ffur so lnffisf is Fesft
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ictfs~ Agai~st the Secretary &c wsr so'
Alleged rsI.e Imrri-on rers.
pAsaGR- IAiD A. osE HusnKED rgorsssr roi..
LtHs.
srfntHr o,Csr-fuassrrH
VI htht - b6 ~~' hthf'AF
81 fnfa Judge suiharIsLl

Before Judge Sutherland
ys.,4 n YaaI |, ~ Efe,n N lganb~ The str..,.
by military pfocess thli the " 0f,f ,aotiBs
sone~ bat of sr civil court Tho rT..sui
ton nay Ne cDnsinrcd 20 TIE liability u rgvsrn
menl occrs for any arbitrary thai nay hsse
been sterelsod dur M the pfosr~ss ~ The Ia 's
suil sboai 10 bo lnsd the fAots serording 10 The oo
paint AMI answer follow on or atoai hs isi'
April. Isss NJ Jossph " Nsddor arrested Ia
BAurnor. BY order q the Secretary Of War rhs
changes alleged .ssna Ian -sre th.i b. IN eomIshy
~Iih " E Martin aud J y hsnAhas, he'd unis~fal N
tercslr-e with tho rsb-ls 10 tbs transportation ~ gDois
M ca correspondence Ae. ~r,,sa snass eslss shosn
T. PRIV. ,hs TAT That 90 tho.s chsssss be 20
nned Camp Ham too, tof,rr- honrce snih The -.
q Jane felg~ns and .s,in a..l.a On e's ,sh =
dsys Pisip,in a. srrs,ei those o,sss.sns uua<f
the nsms of James b'o-p vhiis 'bps ootau~d
pioushs 20 hm sna psosa 81 Ttsasriets
bgrs Va f0g safe fs~piBs, 80 d~tfnyed
opralui ib,i ss rres..d rernis..ou fron lfes.s-s'
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rGs fasf ssur at l4 rear Fatteftay % ~
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StT fsA~t48ff. Jan =. l-te
ktyoss IRON Japan 70 Nor ~ sisis thai oo.ams~ou
hsi gone " Orka - Aseersin 'bo Tyrosn intended "
Withdraw from Jefdo ant reside E.sto. BE ds,ii.
laz plsos q The nksho u - they ~Oaia ihsn bs sts
Discus. ihe question u iHdsmbsy AEi pis pogcsiuqu
~ opsninG bcs port and ~ o. sfiiis ths einruli~
cresisc ~ sassso ard isfnADd f~i ~ al -
~ ne a. fsicrsm rae a fFt ~ sn' 90 ifll-pfs
err1rs II ~as siA8 blpec tiaf n mtsff rrme n d
s.rar undsrntArluE ~ a. ifslti lpasF Nf t4H Co.
fi.ise slt re !. " Jsn1D. tAs sssso
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YosxIgs, Jan. 4 Isa
TIE largest FIRE which has occurred in this village
broke out in thr -four story building Getty square
the centre Of the business portion OF the village owned
10y Hon VIM. Radford, sbou, one o'clock tlis morning
which, in few hours entirety destroyed. The lot
Once, the Sateseaa newspaper and lob prl;ipg Office
the grocery OF Morrs aud Lloyd the liquor gtose of WIN
Cumming. the DAVIS oGioe OF Daniel Borns lsEer boar
saloon aud the National Guard Armory (Which was the
prime pal public hail hereI, all located in The saf
building The total lots by this IRE IN estimated at
$50 COO, upon which tcro insurance TO ihe
OF ale
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BUfrAie Jab. isoN
Ore broke out hi Loekport, y, at ten O'Clock lsst
night In tie grocery No 80 Main street and destroyed
n. Brisalis hat and fur store, a. Luces Soce?, the
Western Union telegraph o&ro the Lake shors ticket
Once, A. Rsissns insurance olgee, RsPos y Huni's
grocery aud boot aod shoe shop over Lacs's
grocery store The bydIues were Of hut little
value, very old and bah Of wood Roposs Bun'
los, eyeryih ng, and are insm d for Si2,Qo0 BIRD
slf most of his stock but much ~ II v6e itoen
hs street hs has b~ursnca Ia~e ssy.d yzst cf Via
wceE, aud 10 s-srcs Nothing IN tho ieisSfyh Once
VIVA aEvs = A
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action ~ sh. u.prs"mtssi-s of . vsIss
sg.tn.t an a.sstonssv,
AZ 80 fUHe0E fifas4


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s.r~sv - - c.-s-ssgss- The risiuur iu
fB. co., b HUbrf " rsshsf Carey Estnan
,af.a' gf.'f ~hc fanu.-TiY 30 t'ffg e = raiffis
.I.r. g far Hsaiti,on, T. rhf o. atarf b . vs1
rfa aastoaasr 80 srstffins a. - ~ 80
et W tbs yr'rft fAe f4f - ttfo % l~li rhe 1ffgy
lsfa tf- the ~ n AZ antHf iNHi ttHt isNfina
~ wi sst ~ tts 4f " fiyssuitef. ihs&. Mthafi NJ
afnty i~u tsIt lfu.fs ~ n1wft fffaf'rn ~ thf o.
asfei lsttsfiy fts tHfsniff larfgfat rf 90 -
frgsa ~ tsslas fh ne tst.sr afe 20 n be $1,000
fhNi A@ Nf 49, ftf Hfi tg tlas isiN4i ftrNg hs we
tft 9ar.g.t ~..f so lef tsrt . f ths tKi 80
~ kIs 81 sal1i h uttnr fst hn1 iAat tGs 10
t.atfr 81 49, WaA N she eAufsh f0t
.s4 80 sH n gtfste p1fts - ths tf
s.ssf f.essr a,sr WhsfsfoTr ~ routenfs N.sg
ite $50 80 ts 20 Hfp snf hat We "ali eiN matt
. ~ go \, y tis,p - Fbla ts n ~ sksr n
lfaf.srtg " og Hsfnf The ldaintf d@pbns ths ~
safarss " ~ rsDnsenatoa, and eiainAs bsaTss ~
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f. grFu W ~ ysfY, wtp rehesftd fsrdlu p
t.t.f = ths flaItNf ifr t9fA
ffftadfHs
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rWI NAVT TtHD TIT NfFFNFktFI
cagala Aiss rfrls4 ~ if.t Ttseaisf nrf'r o
iis sr,osiys Say Yt'a haa snoFq1riiy res. Iiss
ne y11 lfs Iaf rssi 'i.h 80 ti7~ - n,fass@ it
90 sny sff d. arsfl sfaufty agAts afr ~ ff~ trt
sasa.at N .aaafrafts Nfufgfy iHfsf fai. Hn N.f
ftlst rar Uhf ~ lultf tit stsfFf ttf
fn sHe ffrff fstf.u HaFH Ae~f
na.. IY a.Af If f.fataaF taIf b tsaae ff
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Geld Wssshor-Many Persons sAa -AAi-
sl.+-, sasss ryoIss 60 DeatA.0

NA&As VI " JHu y fTp.
Aeviess from Santa 81 by ooschl ny that Inss molly
cold weather prevails on the piaiss Tho snov.b bound
ira ps had Lost nearly ali their nss Several team.
severely frozen SONS fatally. Eleven men
picked ap aioug The route 10 helpless condition
aud taken 70 Fort Dodge for treatment
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cfxcnsAn, Jan lsos
Gre troko 0ut y.stsIday the covnor oeHxsoa aid
SECOND streets destroying the wagon shos
Brothers aud several snszN tcnefnenn fhss ahou,
twenty thousand dollars
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Il !. Anticipated that there will be hssvy immigr.
ton the syfing 20 ths pace IL has airrsdy t~Eus
the srrvaia ryv hnr ~ser than a any previoas time
Fa-srn rae si 80 api1y iaking up business ota
ani tho uasf;si iof budas y itsd~gasis " the Is
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Me steamer Minnie coded with ono of The monitors
b,ns OF The city aud sunk ihss sfsernoon shs vas
nev Or, css. stern ~hsei boat valued ~ st5 900 and
ns.red Zoe e9oooo.
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Amount Of debt, lees cash il Treasury - 50
The foregoing correct sassment OF the public debt
~ appears from the books and feasuFer's returns in
the Department on the LIST OF January, lsoa
HUGH NcCuIIOCH,
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Statement Of the National Debt
to the LIST Of January.
Aggregate Amount Outstand-
ing $2,SO7, 7,31O,357.
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Increase During the Month Of December
Ninety-two Millions.
NINETY MILLIONS IN THE TREASURY.
&C. sc. &c.

WASHINGTON, Jan ., 1900.
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