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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

l. next door to Krauses Tin and Stove
Store,
Market street, Sunbury, Pa.
The Florence Sewing Machine stands unequal
led for beauty and durability being the best
Family Sewing Machine now offered to the pub
lie.
THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED {:
1t has self-adjusting tention in the Shuttle !;
changes for the various Stitches made while the
machine is in motion.
It's Stitches are the wonder of all for beauty
and finish, ,being alike on both sides of the fabric
1t sews light and heavy fabrics with equal fa-
cility. The work will feed either right or left
Runs quietly and rapidly. No difficulty exper-
fenced in sewing across heavy seams. It's mo-
tions are all positive no springs or cog wheels
to get out of order. The Hemmer turns wide
and narrow, hem and fell beautifully.
1t is thoroughly practical and will last q life
time.
Every Family should Have One.
Every Machine warranted to substantiatc all
VIC claim for 1t.
1t is the only Machine in the world that Is ca
pablo OF making more than one stitch and having
the reverse feed motion.
Call and examine them, and the samples Of
work.
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING.
1t Hens, Fclls, Cords, Braids, Tucks, Quilts,
Binds, Gathers, &C., without bastipg.
1t makes gather and sews Il on n band at
one operation perfectly.
Each Machine is furnished with complete set
of tools, without extra charge.
Every purchaser fully instructed and every
Machine warranted and kept in order.
Machine Oil and Thread kept On hand at all
times.
GEO. W. SMITH & BRO, Agents,
For North'd, Snyder, Union and Montour Couu's.
October 10, 1870
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Manufacturers.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
Market Street, sunbury. ia.

rJNHlS celebrated Machine is now on exhibition
l. next door to Krauses Tin and Stove
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
LacIsnwanna ant' E,oonsLurg Rail-

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Monday, Juy II, 1871.
SOUTHWARK.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
Philadelphia ana Erie Railroad,
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

On and alter Monday, August 1th, 1871, the
frains on the Philadelphia x Erie Rail Road will
run Us follows!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
Miscellaneous.
Sunbury Cattle Insurance
CompanV.


THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR TIE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY 1st, 1871.
Number of Policies, 7l2.
Amount of Property Insured, S52,315,00
Amount of Premium Notes In force, S34,2l3,00
CASH ASSETS.
Amount loaned at interest, 100000
Amount in Treasurcr's hands, 100000
Amount due from Agents, S300,05
Amount due from other sources, S726,0O
Available Capital, 9,230,05
Insure your Cattle.
INSURE with n responsible and perfectly re-
Il liable Company. Insure where your losses
will be paid promptly. .
THIS is A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM
PANY.
Hence, unlike other Companies, you arc sure
of being paid promptly for all losses, if insured
in this Company. -. -. ,-
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses are less, and our
Charter is Perpetual. We pay losses by all kinds
of accidentally death, (eXcepting in cases of
epidemics,) by theft, &C., &c. We pay prompt
ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money in case of loss.
Nearly $4,000 paid on Cows alone
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

Also, Cemetery Posts with GalyaniAed pipe and
all other icncing generally used on Ccmetcrlos.-
John A.laylor viii continue la the employment,
az the old stand on Market ST., sunbury, mayaGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
MEXICO.
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNs-slGNAL SUCCESS
OF JUAREZ-A TERRIBLE MINING CALAMITY
OVER ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS-SiGNAL SUCCESS
OF JUAREZ-A TERRIBLE MINING CALAMITY
OVER ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 30, via HAVANA, July o..
Trustworthy information received here Is to the eect
that Juarez will have majority over Lerdo and Dlaz
jointly, and that the choice Of President VIII not
devolve upon Congress. The Juarists will also have
majority Congress. II is not deemed likely now that
any attempt will he made to iHaugurate revolution
but attempt made, there is confidence that the
revolution begun would have end. All parties
guilty of violence and frauds the elections and
Commission appointed by Congress has declared the
elections in capital Illegal However. the people are
very little concerned about the elections the politicians
seeming 10 bc the only exercised about Them re-
organization of the Cabinet is expected in september
By the fire in the Quebradilla Mine at Zcaecas over
100 miners were suffOcated
The country is quiet Business is dull hut mining Is
increasing and the mines abandoned since the war Win
Spain are again worked
The Spanish Minister il well received.
There Is great dissatisfaction manifested about the
Tehuantepec Canal project
The Californians who propose TO build railroad from
Acapulco 10 the Capital and to steamers from Quay
amas TO VentOsa demand liberal concession The Vera
Cruz Railroad has reached CordOya and will be finished
to the Capital 10y the end Of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

... The Connecticut House has passed general
railroad Law by vote Of l9S 20 81
"A sharp shock of earthquake felt in Bis
In, Cal, % WEDNESDAY, bot no damsye was done
During the year ending June ~, 1851, $40 pa
tents have ssuei and 9 trade marks been registered
800 The young Mannerchor of Philadelphia mas
resolved dissolve It's with the North Western s~n'iooD
Senator Pinchback coloredl has instituted a
Orleans for $500 against the Jackson ~IV-o "
iu.ug furash hin With passage sleePng % ACCOUNT "
color.
In compliance with an ordinance OF the New
Or.r. t ouc The Adm Finance refuses 70 reeve
any nor METROPOLITAN Police 10 payment ~ v
uarsapts suddenly dropped ss 10 s. and anef oe
Tn. Rates Comfy National Bank OF Butler,
Mo and the National of Ne~berry u, VIZ l.
81 o cS ,n5 m. Second National Bank OF WHOA Mhh's.
W ~ , O.1 have authorized BY the Controller 81 Tho
Iuurncr -.
Some Italians in San Francisco having hoisted
'.S IVA I,sHa-RomA Csptsle." ultr Roman CAtlolos
=, display and msAe threats 70 tear ooN tbs s Lo
L., sysaiag pa adng the streets canning American Bags
I.s'a nsn,'nS Viva Ganbad." a has le Pope
The Commissioner Of Patents has extended the
- bo Msnny To- improved iAr' esers The extension 70 dAe
~ ~ IAN important features Of tbs patent are TIE ga
combination with he rske moving In The art OF
80 md the OF the main frame With The Aie
The regular monthly statement Of the condi-
week Lr prescott month Jnh VII oos
H. v Pufrau If Agnclur, before TIE latter ~ 81 hri ssi.
received IN rsson 10 the cotton efop ntpf 70 -
,nIyorae Lsng precisely niLr chsrsrtsf vita eSss vel -
tao preparation u the sb'bii paSl'het 10" sasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1871.

law Residents OF Rutherford County tell me mere are
100 Illicit stills there. In Richmond county the
business il largely carried on ,.t,,, Do
First: In conclusion, recommend that no lhiahHy NC
sent 10 the Seventh District. -, a..
Second. That no cavalry be sent there, unless for
special raid. The nearest point OF the railway IRON
Murphy the county seat OF Cherokee IL at sweet Wa,
on the Tennessee Railroad, distance OF 90 mics. NO
doubt the stills would be in operation again "ithh
week after a raid. . ,,., ,,,,,o. IA
Third That, u practicable the Collection Dlsrict DC
reorganized 10 take in the counties OF GEORGIA
North Carolina. II this IL not practicable, common
Supervisor should be appointed to arrange concerto
action.
Fourth That the raids he made by mounted men
raised in the neghborhood. should suppose nat sum
men might he summoned part OF the Marshais posse
and paid liz usual under such circumstances Inc corr
would be very much less than that OF sending troops
there. not think the charges that these VIOLATIONS
OF law result from determined hostility to the Govern
clearly established. They show no more deter
mination In attempting defraud the Revenue thah
that which ia exhibited in Brooklyn and other cltes
The county thickly settled the means OF c0mmu
cation difficult and the facilities for fraud ample
The Government representatives are rev IN huuea'
and the penalties following detection usually inslgnu-
can't c. II. MORGAN, Major 4th Artillery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
CRIMES AND CAsUALmEs-BY TELEGRAPH

1t is reported that the French steamer Wash
ington : ashore al Martinique.
80. One-third of the City of Yreka, CAL was
burned Wednesday. Loss, SBO,tON
AT Fort Grass Valley, Cal, OF Wednesday,
clothing burned involving loss Of $50"
SWANS Smelling Works at Tuckic, Cal,
i:on lion Nevada ''''''''' '''''
Mrs Mary N Brown, aged 81 wife of Thomas
l. Brown Gead Conn struck by runaway horse Hartford
Yesterday, and knocked down and killed
"A gang of counterfeters have been discovered
IN Wisconsin with haaq1IeIs at Monroe TIE detectives arrested two
are I'LL a, woIf
Dennis Abe, after rescung his wife and chill
dreu bonding house Francisco YESTERDAY re-
shed in the fame.
Mrs Ryan. wife of DR.. Thomas J. Ryan of
Providence with watching child large
aadanum ,serdsy afternoon and despite ando and stomach
fort Ross Count OHIO became involved quarrel with Melvin Laia
Lat;s is eIpertI to ist.
... George w. Gray Of New-Rchmond, Clerlnont
County ONO being dun nsu'ed some Ladies pqbc' the Foar
slot Gray killing hin instantly
"A Portuguese named Louis Rama. aged about
Changes PfoTdepcr and died before he cos h, ,sn"d -, me
police station. lie has not been recognized.
Saml. Rainey, general book-keeper of the New
Orleans National Bank She At s de eeria shot and os;
business com pieaons BOYD arrest - ''-'''
An explosion occurred in the Union Hotel
cohoe YESTERDAY morning iooSed BY Gre which consumed four
hotel los bMU of
the explosion Mr. Scn proprietor the hotel vas badly
burned.
"A water-spont passed over Bowen, Reno and
Tuckee NsyaA Nednessv II washed large wall earth and
rooLs upon rek Of the Union Pacific R,r,d
hound ht track Considerable daag, vas
done but u lives
The dead body of John Bren was found on
"wednesday Kcghes station the hsseur Kansas and Teas
krSi AMI examination showed that be bad been murdered Il
wounds having BODY Two shsn who len Sdala
With OBueu bet Friday, have been arrested on suspicion
AT Elgin H.. on Wednesday. two men, named
aud Horizons Horton Ordered Dtys off,
h drew revolver shot Horton the ball entering The leh breast
Three sh1ts all fred effect Horton
oelJ hurt, bal b thou bet fatally.
~. Mr.. Harry Blow. nephew of the Hon. lienryT
boS late a. :. Minister Bah murdered at Gnnhy, hrwt"B
," Mo- TUESDAY sppAn that a ~ having
Esige against Nj Blow VISITED bs Tuesday morning snd
Asen1td double sDd while
PENNY be door Of The house shA and sd be murderer sui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl

Assistant Secretary Of the United States Treasury
Richardson is in London, reports the complete sue
cess his negotiations for the sale OF the American
Five Per Cent bonds.
The payments by the Treasury during the month
Of June were as follows: On account War Department,
a 9c6oOs 49, on account Navy Department. slls29 IS
ON account Interior Indians, Pensions S. 22G2 &c
on account Civil and Miscellaneous, $s95536 40; total,
Sl5 6G.l6l So The above does not include payments
made account OF interest or principal Of the public
debt.
The Civil Service Commission to-day again had under
discussion subject of competitive exalnina
ton. Various communications from the Treasury De
partment in regard 10 the number and distribution or
officers were read and considered and the subject OF the
organization Of the POst-Ohce Department was taken
The Commissioner Of internal Revenue has decided
that where an amount of money less than taxable sum
is deposited "a sayngs-bank, the aggregate OF the
original .um and the accrued interest becomes liable
To taxation Section of the Act of June 80 1864
amended when together the original deposit Is Increased
to the amount labe under hat provision 81 "a" .
where the original deposit was less than tlat amount
and added 10 the principal exceeded 500
The award Of the bid TO supply granite for the new
state Department building wili i is thought, be decided
a. soon as Supervising Architect Muet returns 10 Wash
lngOn. IL has not been ascetaned who Is the lowest
bidder owing to the extensive and careful computation
necessary TO be made 10 establish that fact.
The Board Of supervising Steamboat Inspectors are
still testing various kinds Of machinery fe-savng APP
upon any of the examinations yet made Tie Board
viii remain in session probably for a week DAYS
make report to the secretary OF the Treasury.
Attorney -Genera Akerman Is the only member of
the Cabinet now IN this city. Secretary Fish il In New
York Secretary Deano IN Ohio Secretary kobeson III
NcwJersey Secretary Boutwell, In Massac husetts See
rotary Belknap in Iowa, and POstmaserUcneral Tres
well in MARYLAND
Prof Stewart Edrdge of Wisconsin was to-day APP
pointed member OF the scientific expedition to Japan
and will sail with Gen. CaprOn OH Aug. /.
The pardon of c. c. Bowen has not yet been received
here but is daily expected Long Branch, IN ac-
cOrdance with the Presidents request, the blank form
was mailed To INN on Saturday for his signature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
/, YOUNG MAN SHOT BY A soMyAMBULIsT

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Horace p. Robin
son. son of the Thrdst banker, seriously wounded
this morning by pistol shot fired by his friend Harry
W. Barto while the latter was in somnamonlic state
The two friends slept together at Barto residence dur
ing Of the family in the country Some timd
ago the house entered by burglars and since that
time Bartol has kept pistol by his bedside. Just pre-
vious TO retiring last night the friends conyeTsna
subject OF the burglary, and it is supposed THAI
while dreaming the subject he rose IN his sleep
discharged the pistol bearing before the mags-
trate took place this morning. Barol is necessarily In
custody await the result Of the uries OF bn friend.
Robinson's wound Is serious ole, and at the ante
norton examination he exonerated his friend from
murderous design, and said that he believed the act was
committed in a lit of somnambulism. Young Bartols
father is extensive rener on Passyuns Road.
and the sad has caused much distress 10 both
families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
THE KU-MUx.
THE CONGRESS INSTRUMENTATION "COSsFR-
NATIVE" TEsTIMONY-AN OUTRAGE IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

THE CONGRESS Neutrality-suspicious. COSsER-
NATIVE" TEsTIMONY-AN OUTRAGE N NORTH
CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, July G. The Ku-Kux Inves-
tgating Committee to-day examined Judge Pettis and
COL Pugh of Alabama. Their tee mony similar TO
the evidence previously given ~ Governor Lindsay and
other Conservative witnesses, that such organization
the Ku-Klux exists in Alabama and that good order
and respect for the law prevail in that State Col Pugh
the outbreak Of the member Of Congress from
Alabama and aftcrward member OF the Rebel
Congress from the same State.
j. NJ Justice OF Rutherford Cosntv, North Carolina, a
prominent native Republican member OF the Legislature
Of that state examined at great length prior to the
examination OF Messrs Pettis and Pugh and very
direct testimony in relation TO affairs in his section IIo
testified that some five weeks party OF 80 or 10
armed and disguised to ms house, took him
out OF bed and in the presence OF his family beat him
fearfuy with clubs and pistols They then carried him
into the woods, and, threatening hi- life made him
promise not to TO Washington 10 testify before THIS
Committee concerning various ourages which had been
previously committed IL that vicinity. They then left
him. and he managed TO get home where he was con-
fined TO his bed for three weeks from the effect Of severe
internal injuries caused by his beating Justice swore
he believed this and similar Outrages were part Of reg
| ular system Of political intimidation, and we're not
merely neghborhood quarrels. He believed firmly in
the existence Of the Kuklux Khan in North Carolina.
PROGRESS OF THE TRIALS IN hlSlSslPPl-IEN OF
THE PRISONERS RELEASED on BAIL.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July GA special dispatch
from oxford Miss, last evening, 20 The Aralanehe SAYS,
in the KuKluX cases. the closing argument by the de-
Tense twas resumed by Col. Dowd. He contended that
an indictment found on the prOhibitOry power In tho
Constitution was absurd and said the whole legislation
OF Congress on the Civil Rights bill and the Enforcement
law was directed t. the protection OF ctzens 81 tho
| United states and not 10 persons.
Judge Hills held that lfe and liberty among the com.
munes intended to be secured under the amended
Constitution and where two more persons conspIo
together FOR their deprivation citizen Of the United
| States il WAS "A violation OF the Enforcement act.
Ten OF the prisoners were released on ba the Others
did not succeed In obtaining IT, Col Lamars name Was
restored the roll Of the Court on the motion Of tho
District-AttOTney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
ILLICIT DISTILLING IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The following report,

WASHINGTON, July G.-The following report
after wandering from Department to another and
from Office in the Treasury Department to another
reached the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue to-day;
HEADQUARTERS. &c, RALEIGH, y. C., June Q, ISL.
Adjulut General dc--IR: have the honor TO return
herewith the papers from the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, referred 10 June s. ISL for investigation
with the following report thereon:
had arranged TO visit the counties referred TO- but az
certainng that the Circuit Court ia sesslo iO9hn
nearly all Of the officials Of the Internal Revenue De
partment In attendance the Court have cOnVefStu
District W. NJ Manchester, late Deputy collector y;
C. Vest, Deputy Collector; +. +. ANey. ana seFclhi
other. whose names have not at hand. VIII pe
referred to II Is agreed by all thai the ehei
source OF trouble Is In the iact ina, tne nnnri Ten
ton District borders upon three states ,be
ncssec, aud Vrgna-and that the jurisdiction oi nno
revenue officers ceases al the state me, li; MIN J
tells me that the main trouble Is on the Georgia me ahu
that he has been able to secure any concert oi
with the Georgia Collector by which oit "a rs
can Dc broken up MT Manchester SAYS ne can Luz
diseries In day, along the Georgia me- III
County The hostility To the Revenue laws Is NOT COZ
fined one political party, but i general III can
said to impossible 10 execute the laws but u Is no
doubt dangerous and me oiclaS nave D.en RIIins
tent oyerawed aud ntmidated sun mr. hViii i, ~.
he has succeeded efectually breaking up cil uin
tug IN his district but that residents OF the dlsrn 10
over The line and their stills and dispose Vi 'no
whisky In North Carolina and tennessee 1900, AZ,
Nothing can be- done with infantry troops, ana sir.
Rollins states that they would he Useless tAo,p' ,s -"
evidence that the Government about 10 execute the
laws cavalry command might lie OF use III Dieahns
ND the dististillcres, AT least temporarily mo.o
rncctaI and economical force, however. could DC hs
sembled by the Deputy Marshal III the iInieda,e
ity Mr. Manchester, who appears 10 DE an Ivy ~ an
90 ,aress man SAYS that with rs such NJ Ne can
nick out and with authority 20 cross the GeoIRih NM =,
rnn do more than could he done by double inc Ioivo ~
c%VaiTv snggested Ia Mr. Rollins that this might leau
10 combinations which would necessltate ,s
troops there In the eDd. but he thought not n p ,o
that when ners0us are detected violation OF e rev
enuc laws and conviction follows, the hhtte, ",
usually disposed OF by small ine or Tue p ,hs rev
costs The whole community being opposed 10 the Io
emo Laws IL is dificult 10 md Juries that WIN % A.
49, not thnk that Affairs any worse mere ,n", ~
w. nv , ~. of the state and the South except hat
the Sevenb Hstrict IL peculiarly fayoraDls " .h
on roDs OF supll diriileTs dnsir0ns VI osso1s w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
ENGLAND.
ENGLAND.
THE STEAMER GAMBIA ,r WEI, ,Mn NM '''N''
LII

THE srFANFR GAMBIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'''' GOING TO SWITZERLAND
LONDON, Thursday, July 6, 1871
T. 70 said that Napoleon will soon leave En-
-, for Geneva and that Eugene will simultaneously
n, a visit 10 her mother in Spain.
The steamer Gambia has been totally wrecked III
,Icoa Raw No details have been received
The Prince of Wales will attend the Waverey ceebra
ton in aid of the erection of monument to Sir waiter
Scott.
The Submarine Messenger, journal devoted 10 deep-
sea teegraphing says the Atlantic Cable Companies have
adopted an irritating course which occasions great dls
satisfaction and general protest in this country Inc
Government anxious TO increase the facilities OF the
press From this fact the Cable Companies should take
lesson The press however will protect itself and the
press and the public allies We must have an Ell
fective opposition. The Liverpool Chamber OF COml
merce has already set the ball going and the movement
spreading The existing Companies pay 10 per cent to
their stockholders The growing business of Germany
is looking out line which the CALLED public Is in the
right temper to encourage
Frederick william, Crown Prince OF Prussia and Prince
Imperial of Germany, accompanied by the Princess We
ora arrived in London this evening" and was received
at the station by the Prince and Princess OF Wales The
Crown Prince brings with him the Order of the Black
Eagle which he will confer Count Bernstorh the
German Embassador TO the Court of ST. James.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
A NOVA SCOTIA JOURNAL ON ANNEXATION.
The Eastern Chronicle Of New Glasgow, Nova
/. referring to the Washington Treaty. says

Scotia, referring to the Washington Treaty, says:
But also take another view Of this Treaty. pros
ppctive one We quite satisfied that events shonld
take their cOurse-he final result will he the The
ratification Of the Treaty in t entirety 10y the Dominion
well 10y the high contracting parties, Will constitute
a very important step toward our absorption into the
American Republic. The refusal OF the Dominion Par
lament 10 Taify the Treaty must necessarily eliminate
in our separation from Britan-an equally important
step tOwaId annexation. Therefore not extremely
particular which these modes Of fastening annexation
the Dominion Government and Parliament will adopt
probably that Will be selected which Will he recon-
Inended by Great Britain most honorable 10 the
Mother Country, and least likely to tarnsh the national
urcstJlc."