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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

ET AN attempt was made to enter Judge Jor-
dams Office on Wednesday night last, about IL o..
clock, through the back window. The window was
hosted and propped, but the Judge returning home
at the time. frustrated the execution Of the plot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

A LARGE AND New STOCK OF WALL PAPER
Gilt, Column, Satin, White, Buff and Brown,
Blank-with border to mateh-cheaper than ever
| lust received at ...... LIGHrsER's.
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Aoral Mfairs.

Il To sUDscRIDKns.--As many of our subscri.
bers will change their places Of residence between
this and the first of April, we will thank them for
notifying us Of the change, stating their former ad
dress and present residence, In order to make the
correction on our books. .t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

w@ S. Van Buskirk, formerly proprietor of the
City Hotel, willamsport, has again purchased that
property. He sold It, short time since, for $780,,
00o and now pays s43, ,0O9 for it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

II TIE people Of Lewisburg have strong assu.
RANGES that the Philadelphia Erie Railroad will
soon build branch road from their present depot,
on the opposite side of the river, to the town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

Ey1 The bill dividing the borough Of snnbury
into two wards-to be called the North and South
wards-hns passed the House, and will, no doubt,
pass the Senate.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

w MrD.-The reign of mud still continues,
though the sidewalks greatly improved and the
streets becoming more solid. A few days Of fair
weather would soon improve our ways.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

EYRE & LASDELL 4th and Arch Streets, Phila-
delphia, offering large stock of Spring
Dry Goods to purchasers. This is old established
and reliable dry goods house! Read advertisement.
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Executors Notice.
PAVING FLAG STONE

HNllE subscriber is prepared to deliver to tho c
i zens of Sunbury and Northumberland.
noighboring towns, superior quality OF FL
STONE, for paving. at the shortest notice Ore
attended to by addressing ut Sunbury, to
WM. CLARE
Sunbury Feb I6 I9G7.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

tB~ THE Milton Car Factory is now engaged on a
contract FOR building hundred coal for the
Lehigh d Susouehanna Railroad
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-returncd Astrolo-
gist and Somnambulistic Clarvoyant, whilc in a
clairvoyant state, delneates the very features oi
the person you are to marry, and by the aid of an
instrument of intense power known rs the Psyche
motrope, guarantees to produce perfect and life
like picture Of the future husband or wife of the
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, lead
ing traits of character &c. This is no imposition, as
testimonials without number can assert By stating
place of birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes and
hair and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired information.
Gy- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMISsros, P, o. Box 297, West Troy. n. Y.
feb 10 67ly
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"He stood a spell on one fut fust,

/" He Stood spell on one tut fust,
Then stood spell on tother,
An on which one he felt the wust
He couldn't ha' told ye, nutber;''
For his boots were perfect fits, purchased at Harry
Thacher's new boot and shoe store, in Peasants
building, Market street., next door to Adams Ex-
press office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30
ONE PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD Z A B L I s II Sd
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
GOA NJ ar kct street

One door above SIXTH Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has done busi-
the One Price Sys .em, and we believe we
the only Clothing House in the city that strictly
adheres to this principle We have earned repu-
taton which proud Of for good taste in select
good styles and substantial materials, and not less
important, for having all our goods
EXTRA WE'LL MADE.
We employ the best talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods are of both knds--Fashionabe and plain
so that all tastes can be suited The prices are the
very lowest as any one by moments thought must
see, or otherwise we could not meet the competition
of neighbors, for deductions ever made,
we must put our prices down TO the advantages we
promise.
The people may depend this is the true plan upon
which to do business, and many dollar can be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JONES'
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Street, Philadelphia
Not on the Corner, but door above Sixth
March 20, ls67.-ly
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HO, FOR S. KRONENBERG'S

"a - Rs< "a ~ SAsS M va TsA Al y .
A the above named place will be sold from this
n date all the GOODS at Wholesale prices. We
invite Families to supply themselves with CLOTH.
ING, etc, and also call Country Stores to come
and buy of us ns we will sell strictly at City Whole
sale Market Prices.
All our Goods must be sold up to the lst of April,
when our Store will be removed.
For the sake of yourself come and secure bargains
ARNOLD IOUCHHEIM,
KRONENBERG'S Old Stand
Sunbury March 9, 1867
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Strange, bat True.

Strange, bHt True.
Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something to their advantage by re-
turn mail free of charge) by addressing the under
signed. Those having fears of being humbuggcd
will obgc by not necing this card. All others will
please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. p. CHAPMAN
83l Broadway, New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

TAKENO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use
HELMp9LD's EXTRACT BUcHu AND IMPROVED RosE WASH
March 2, ls67.-ly
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Special n otites.

MonE TnouBLE.-Thousand of our people are
weekly dying from the ravages of Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, and various diseases of the stomach and
bowels The valuo of Co.'s DYSPEPSIA Cure
should be known to the world. II has saved thou
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the despised respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady Or gentleman should fail to send
their address, and receive copy, postpaid, by re-
turn mail.
Address p. o. Drawer 2l, Troy, N. Y.
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Ermrnial .Dnstitllte

Full information, with the highest testimonials
also Book on Special Diseases, in sealed envelope
sent free t-yS- BE and send for them, and you
will not regret it for as advertising physicians are
generally impostors. with references no stranger
should be trusted. Enclose stamp for postage and
direct to DIR. LAWRENCE, No. IA Bond street,
New York.
Nov. II. lS66.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and Improved
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stages, little expense, little change IN diet, 70 m,
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Administrators Notice.

AdministratOr's Notice.
T ETTERS Of administration on the estate Of Caihane
i Banghari, deceased, lately Of Delaware township,
Nwthumhrrand county, having been granted to tho
dersgned, by the Register of SAID county All psiso's
indebted tn the will make immediate payment and
those having clams against tile same, will present them
duly authenticated. -
J w. WEEKS, Administrator
Delaware twp, March l6, 1867 ct.
Notice to Assessors for EsG5.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Assessors of the
IN different townships and boroughs in Northum.
berland County. to call rt the Commissioners Office,
Sunbury, the lst day of April, 1867 to receive
their Books and instructions concerning The Assess
ments. All must appear in person, and none should
fail TO be present on that day.
HUGH MARTINI
.JN0. ECKMAN }CoDmiss'rs.
SOL. BILLMAN,)
CHAs. WEAVER, Clerk.
Commissioner Office !
Sunbury March l6, 1867 I
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Graco's Celebrated saIve!

AMEsBVRY, Mass, Oct. 18th, 1868.
Mr. .GRAcE-DEAR SIR Having been afflicted
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upon my side used several remedies for its erad,
cation without receiving any relief until applied
your salye, which effected a speedy and permanent
cure. therefore feel happy to certify my confidence
In its virtues Yours with respect.
JAMES BEAN
certify to the truthfu!ness Of the above state
Ii. S. DEAKHoRS, N. ID.
SETH W FOWLE 4 son, Boston. Propriatogs,
Sold by all Druggists, at 3, eep,s a box.
March 2, lsST.-lm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

tB' An exciting arbitration was in progress on
Tuesday and Wednesday last, which was held In the
court room, 1t brought together large number Of
our Upper Augusta friends The suit was brought
in the ameof l. H. Terrence, administrator of IIsr-
Kline, deceased, We. Ira NJ Forester and Nancy
Kline, defendants. Mr.. FORESTER Is nephew, and
was adopted In the family Of tho deceased. Mrs.
Kline Is the widow. The action was seTrover and
Conversion" for the recovery of $500 in 7-3O
q. s. bonds and 81 900 in compound interest notes.
which the defendants alege was given to them TO be
equally divided, by the deceased, during the last
days Of his Illness. The widow, who was called as
witness by the plaintiff, testified 10 that effect
The heirs contendod that tho money belonged to the
estate, and was improperly converted TO the use Of
the defendants. Tho case was not concluded until
nearly midnight Of the second day. The arbitrators
were Sol. Malick, O. W. Haupt and Philip Clark,
Esqrs. 1.-The first two members Of the bar. VIM M.
Rockefeller and s. P. wolverton, Esqrs, were coun.
te for plaintiff for defendants, J. b. Packer and
@. ". ziegler, Esqrs The award is not yet made.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-30

CnAs. WEAVER, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
Sunbury, March 10, 1867.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-20

House met pursuant 10 adjournment
The consideration of Senate messages was
resumed. and the following bills G'9poseu
of; .+ Of
Passed bill to provide for the payment OF
interest due from the State to the LAIcha-
saw school fund, and for other purposes
Concurred in Senate amendment TO l4lhI
resolution granting leave OF absence 10 hon
J. 5 Yerger.
Concurred in Senate amendment to House
hill TO increase the pay of the members OF
fine Boards of Police in certain c-untle9
therein named. aud for other purposes.
Adopted resolutions to authorize the re-
ceint. shipment and distribution of supplies
donated by the Keutucky Baptist Southern
Relief Association among the several coun-
Ties in this State aud for other purposes,
Passed bill supplementary to an act for the
benefit of the University OF Mississippi
Mr. GholsOu moved 10 reconsider the vote
refusing to commit the resolutions on the
Penitentiary, which motion was carried ana
referred to a select committee OF SIX.
Mr. Lewis moved to adhere to amendment
to Senate bill to incorporate Live Odi-
/ Academy, which motion was lost.
I On motion of NcInuis the House receded
/ from amendment TO said bill.
I House agreed to the appointment OF com
mittee of Conference, asked for by the Sen
ate on bill to authorize Judges Of the Pro
/ bate Courts in this State to grant Iuunc-
/ tons and wits of Habeas Corpus, and toI
other purposes, with House amendments
/ thereto. Nlessrs Simrall Webb, Luse, Dot
son and Murray were appointed on the part
/ Of the House.
/ Refused to concur in Senate amendment
/ to House bill to increase the salary Of the
/ Probate Judges therein named.
House receded from their nOn-cOncuTrence
/ in Senate amendment to House bill to au
/ thorize the Board of Police of DeSotO coun-
/ ty to reduce and reaudit certain claim,
/ against the county.
House refused to recede from non-concur
/ renee in Senate amendments, and asked tol
. a Committee of Conference on bill to renew
the charter Of the Nicksburg and Meridian
/ Railroad Company and the Senate amend
[ ments thereto.
/ House receded from its non-cOncuTrencC
in Senate amendments to House bin to in
corporate the Brandon Hotel Company,
Laid on the table Senate substitute fol
House bill to provide the means to Increas;
the salaries of the Judicial officers of thi
State.
Senate bill for the relief of Patrick Nal
lon of Kinds county, was read the first time
On motion of Mr. DOtSOn. the rules We're Sus
pended and the bill read the second time.
Mr. Labauve offered an amendment, which
on motion of Mr. GhOlson, was indeiinitcl,
postponed by vote Of yeas, mays, 81
The bill was then read the third time an,
passed.
The veto of the Governor to Senate bill
to provide for the holding of the High Cour
Of Errors and Appeals Of the State of Missis
sppi was next considered and the vote bein,
taken on the passage of the bill, the veto 0
the Governor was sustained by a vote O
/ yeas, 3l-nays, 81.
Mr. Labauve moved to adjourn until to
morrow 9 o'clock. Motion lost.
Mr. Labauve. moved to adjourn until
o'clock 2. NJ. Motion lost.
On motion OF Mr. Gholson, the House &C
journed until = p. N.
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MIDNIGHT REPORTS
MGR SION Al.
Liverpool and New Orleans
Markets.

Hendricl1 did not think the President
would shrink from acting if the bill reached
him. The discussion proceeded to great
length and was mostly offs personal charac-
ter The Senate finally insisted on its
amendment and refused Committee with
out discussion.
In the House Gen. Banks introduced a res
olution allowing national vessels to carry
contributions of clothing and provisions to
the destitute of the South.
Sherman's bill came up, and on motion to
lay the whole matter on the table, was lost.
The report of the Committee of Confer
ence on tenure of office bin was adopted. 1t
includes Cabinet officers.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the military appropriation bill
1t gives tine freedmen's bureau for various
items es36.600. The second section makes
the General of the armies head quartermas-
ter at Washington He shall not be re-
moved, suspended, relieved or ordered else
where, without the approval of the Senate
yperson issuing orders contrary to this
act shall be guilty of a misdemeanOr and
punished accordingly.
NEW YORK, Feb I5.-Gold 1861
WASHINGTON, Feb I9-Senate-A bill
providing for the safety of passengers on
steam propeIlers passed
The action ofthe House on Sherman's bill
is reported Williams moved the Senate in
sist on its amendment. Convers objected,
and thought it too important to
iutrust to a Committee of Conference
lie was for laying it on the table and taking
up the Louisiana bill, applying it to all the
Southern States. Sumner advocated Con
ference Committee Howard said there
should be no compromising or trafficlking in
such important matter. Sherman held
that he could not reconcile the vote of the
House without abandoning the principle of
the bill
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-Sales of cotton
300 bales low middling 3O4 middIiug
81 receipts past three days 1854 bales.
Sugar fair at I34 to 134 Molasses, fair IS
Flour, superfine $3.50 Corn sitter at ], -
to 1,l5. Oats %. Pork duh and unchanged
Bacon, shoulders p; sides I3 to 13f. Lard
l2I to 10
Gold 36a. Sterling Az to IS New York
exchange discount.
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p.f,sed TO concur in Senate ainenoAie -
., Horse bill to fix the time OF noiui.s e !rs
Circ1it Courts for the 9TH Judiel'l
az the State Of Mississippi of
House postponed further consideration, % q
ste messages and took up SPECIAL oIaet
Of tie day, t0-wlt: -.
s,,,1rort and education of INDECENT chllei ~
- deceased soldiers and the relief OF lh1 li
,ant families Of this State, approved Nov Il
1855. -
tn. second section Of said bill was stricN-
-, ami and bill passed by a vote OF 40 70 :,
tn following message was received Iioln
the 81 ae: -, Gov.
Nh sneaker His Exeellency the Gov
.r.-,or aid on Yesterday return to the >e'laag
4 hin originating therein, entitled an az :. :.
,,roz-i4e for the holding Of the HlE1 Coliit y
Errors and Appeals Of the State OF AI'sSi79l ~
grd for other purposes, with his dlSdpPA 80
and objections thereto. .s-bs
Said bin has pMed both Houses O. W
LEGISLATURE at its present session. any -
-iFRed bv their respective presiding ohleeLs
/ T6e Governors objections thereto IA ~
been spread upon the journals OF the oeI' ~,
I and the bill this day passed the senate ~ ~
4 Governors veto to the contrary not"l'L
stanlipq by a two-thirds vote on can O
4 the yeas and nays -,
Tie bin aud a copy of the Governor ; 90 -
/ sections TO the same are herewith submit te,l
I The concurrence Of the House Is desired IL
the action of the Senate thereon.
(See Yesterdays proceedings for veto mes
sage -.--,..
On motion of Mr. Luse the House adjouTne'
until o'clock, 2. NJ.
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NOON REPORTS.
,pou wAsHEN TON
FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE FENEAN UPRISING

yv.strr>erox. Feb. I9.-The House vote
., concur in the reconstruction bIh was
defeated bv % to o. Aeommittee OF con-
ference was appointed and the whole matter
IS dead for the season.
TrvrppooI. Feb. l9.-Cotton market quI-
ct and unchanged. Sales 5000 bales M'''-
ding uplands lid.
W.saIyGroS, Feb. 19.-Prof Bache IS
dead
Howell Cobb is here. The conference
committee on the tenure OF office pll mas
agreed to include cabinet officers
sauIsbury's speech denuneiatory OF sew
ard creates much talk.
Nav ORLEANS. February 19.-The COM
plete evacuation of the City OF Mexico oy
tbe French occurred on the Och
report came via. Brownsville that MIR
ramon was defeated and shot through both
legs. c..,...,
Iovalists by resolution oppose ShermanS
bill.
The Senate struck ont the clause forbid
ding appointments from Southern states
. The Democrats and extremists voted against
concurrence. Lowell H. Rosseau voted to
concur. Unless both Houses act before
midnight, a packet veto follows.
Both the New York Tribune and Chroni-
Gle favored a concurrence, but Stevens was
/ too strong
/ No action is now probable until after the
Connecticut election, which occurs March
10th. If that goes Radical harsh measures
/ are certain.
surratt is still on the swatara off the Navy
/ Yard.
BosroH, Feb I9.-Fenian leaders dis
I credit the suppression of news of an Irish
outbreak.
LONDON, Feb 19-Noon.-A number OF
armed Fenians in Kerry county have beeI
captured, but they have all disappeared.
The Irish peasantry are perfectly willing
to give intelligence, but object to assist II
the arrest of their countrymen.
Three British ships DIVA are in Kenmar
River to awe the people and for service i
need be
Earl Derby says officially the alarm ha
passed
The Irish Secretary, Lord Mask, says n
new rising of the Fenians IS apprehended
Only one hundred and twenty were engage
in the revolt.
Notwithstanding these denials the Gov
eminent is still sending troops to ireland
The Laneers Guards received orders to dc
part Immediately.
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CARD.
To the Afembe-s Of The


House Of Represea tefires IL session
GENTLEMEN IL owe you an apology for
troubling your honorable body with the
consideration Of the claim l recently brought
to your notice II shall never cost the state
another dime by any act on purpose Of mine
Let the past suffice But | also owe il to
myself 70 inform someof your BODY of facts
rhev overlooked IN reference to my position
fu. and connection with, the late war, and
the liabilities pressing me.
From the close of the first battle Of Man
nas-az 10 the middle Of January. six full
months. I carried on. chiefly at my own ez-
pease. tie system [ had inaugurated Of q
state Hospital Wayside Fome-a depot
and intelligence Office. About that time
january. 1922 the Legislature appropriat-
Ell some $4,000 for the carrying out OF these
plans. ard for making them more efficient
about 81 00 piece to the man iu my depart
neut. I was commissioned IS the general
agent of the State, and authorized. pursuant
to a law providing for the case, to seek ont
and relieve the sick wounded and suffering
from tins State IN Virginia, and On the routes
thereto Aiy bond was made, approved and
recorded. and the funds furnished The
state of Georgia appropriated feT the same
rur1osc over one million Of dollars; the
State of Louisiana nearly half "a million
North Carolina nearly as much. and other
States ss-- large sums Our State original
. cd and organized these measures Of relief
and vet 7ea- left with next TO nothing to go
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-20

TIE New RECONSTRUCTION Plan
Commenting upon this movement, to
which we briefly adverted a few DAYS
ago, our Washington City contempora-
", the National Intclligencer, in an
article critically reviewing, especially
/ its second proposition, says Of the re
naming ones, that they should be
very carefully considered before being
assented to. They embrace what we
must consider an unnecessary surren-
der Of important interests, for we can
not judge the North so harshlv as to
suppose, without strong proof. that
measures so injurious to US and so in
different to them would be absolutely
needed to reform the public sentiment
there. We shall not enter now uDon
their analysis or consideration, but the
Southern people will need to know \
great deal more, we think, of the in
huences which have shaped these meas
ures, the urgency which prompted. and
the pledges which support them. be
fore they will agree to them
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-20

bo 0Eeeedipe 81 panied to learn, just tsd
are - we are going to press; tnas Az, lnt
viekso our was slst totally consumed by fire
a L"l 1 before Yesterday morning about o'l
half past two o'clock one T andinp
ing on wood at ShiPman r ha the
OBJ Lake Providence wne ooh ,n1
9 9pIos broke out in the ladies caoln'
nnd progressed with such fearful loG ia
, ,,iiT that it was found to be impossl,
20 - .rrest them. We are unaole 70
olC how the fire first orl9naIeo'
A. Ives lost-Vicksburg Times.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-20

Inc New Orleans Picayune saws that
no constitution of Louisiana hos ever
contained a single provision on the
subject OF slaves, or mentioned the
toplc OF slavery 1t is further fact
mat slavery was never established nv
the constitution or law of any South
erh State. 1t was recognized and ex
posed, but it exists by usage. and by
the authority which founded if Mr.
benIamin attributed its existence ov-
cept in Louisiana and Florida ~ H.
common law, cited acts of sale and de-
crees oil title in England, and referred
Its legality to the common law as a
part OF the policy of American States