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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
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Ei,e Episcopal Church Of Alabama,
and shc Prayer for tilc President
OF the United States,

Genera. HOWARD, of the Frccdmcn's
Bureau, has received an order issued hy
Major General THOMAS, in Alabama, which
Is hkely TO create sensation among the
members ofthe Protestant Episcopal church,
es or that State. This Church, as is well
known, has an established form Of piaycr 10
he used for the President of the United
States, and all in civil aHtL@Fity. During
the rebellion the pra- er was changed to one
ior the President Of the Confederate States,
and so altered was used in the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. Since the
overthrow of the rebellion the PRAYER has
been omitted altogether in the Episcopal
churches OF Alabama This omission was
recommended by Right Rev. r. WrIMER
BISHOP OF Alabama. These facts having
been brought to the knowledge of General
lHoMAs, an or'ler has been issued directing
mat the said RICHARD WILMER, BisSop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the bio
cese OF Alabama, and the'clergy of said dio-
cese be suspended .rom their functions aud
foroldden to preach or perform divine ser
vice; and that their places of worship be
closed until said bishop and clergy return
TO their allegiance to the Emitted Stutcs Gov.
ernment, and give evidence of their loyalty
10y offering to resume the use of prayer for
The ] resident, and taking the oath prescrib,
ca IN the amnesty proclamation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

tW"Judge Black, G. L. Ward, and VIM.
Witte, made speeches to the Democracy at
Williamsport, during the Fair, on Tuesday
evening the 2s.h inst. We listened to the
Judge about thirty minutes to hear What
one who, as the legal advisor of Mr. Bu-
chanan could say that would exculpate Mr..
Buchanan's administration from the charge
Of playing into tue hands of the leader: of
the rebellion. The Judge said nothing
about his mischievous opinion, declaring
that coercive measures could not be used by
the government to prevent q State seeding,
or in other words, that the doctrine of Sc.
cession was constitutional. As good law.
yer the Judge makes good argument, pro-
,ided he Is permitted to make his own facts,
SIS he did ut Williamsport. lie assumed the
fact that Thaddeus Stevens was the
Republican party, and that his views as
promulgated in his Lancaster speeeh were
necessarily the views OF the party. And as
Thaddeus was in favor of taking nearly all
the property of the rebels, amounting TO
5000 millions, TO pay our national debt, that
the Republican party was also in favor Of
this wholesale contiscation. He did not re.
fer to the fact, that since the capture of jeff.
Davis, the copperheads who followed his
lead, were in bad fix, as regards principles
and that they were necessarily compelled to
consne themselves to one single issue, name.
ly negro suffrage and that the democracy
in come Of the States, even favored that
doctrine. ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

tY After the Wirz trial is ended the
Government will investigate the horrors ot
Salisbury and other prisons of the South
This tTia! is expected to last FOR two or
three weeks, tie defendants counsel having
large number Of witnesses (among whom
are not Generals Lee, Johnson, and Colonel
Culd), which he desires to LIE sxamiued.
hr. Baker will endeavcr to prove that Wirz
was absent from the prison when many of
the alleged atrocities ware committed, aud
and that when lie wss there, lie never NAL
treated any one, ncr acted wilfully or mali.
ciousy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

TRooPs TO LIE ENTlREL&. WIrADRAwN
FROM THE SoUTH.-It is understood that it
:s contemplated by the President to entirely
withdraw the troops from the South, 10 a
short time, leaving the States lately in re.
oellion to rcorganize on the basis Of civil
government, precisely as,they stood before
he late war; with the exception Of slavery.
This policy is said to have arisen, through
he good sense of the leading Southern men
themselves, in accepting the present posi-
ion OF affairs, as disclosed in tue interview
'et"een President johnson and Consider,
BILE deputation OF their Leading men, at the
yhite House, the other day.-Asw York
Arald I'..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

THE EprscopAL GENERAL CoEvEEffoN.--
The New York correspondent of the PhiIa-
delphia Ledger says that letters have been
received from Bishop Elliott, of Georgia,
stating that he has had a free interchange
of opinion with his brother Bishops ut
Augusta, the result of which was the sp
pointnent of three Of their number to ut
tend ;hc General Convention about to as
semble in Philadelphia, with full power to
settle all pending questions, with view to
reuuion. The Southern diocese, he says,
will meet per tornid, at Mobile, in November
at which time the committee of thrre will
report That report, Bishop Elliott dues
not doubt, will be satisfactory, and so that
the Mobile Convention will adjourn with
out transacting any other business than
mtifying the work of their representatives
in Philadelphia.
CONVICTED. The military commission
which tried Miss Temple Medley, of Davie
n. G., Who some time since killed servant
wcman with pistol, while the latter was
beating her mother, found her guilty oi
manslaughter, bnt cmmuted the punish.
ment to u fine of 81 900.
A CoLoRED MAIL CONTRACTOR. ROb't
Orrick, n colured man, has received the con
tract to convey the mails between Leesburt
and Winchester, Va, at $525 per year. HI
is said to be the first colored man that eveI
received a contract of the kind.
THE Pension LAws.-A correction Of Al
error in the pension laws us heretofore FIRE
quently published, shows that pensioners t,
get $50 per month must have lost han'
, and foot instead of u hand or foot, as lncOl
rcctly stated in some papers.
JUSTICE WAYNE.--The health OF thi
eminent jurist, one Of Gen. Jncksun's curllcS
appointments to the bench Of the Suprrni
, Court, is exceedingly feeble, ..'.
J DECEASED. Daniel Webster, son Of IL
late Col Fletcher Webster, and GrAnh.o
D of the great Daniel Webster, died Al Mas,
! field, or SATURDAY, Ta"i - y"1rS.
Las! wccL t,ucrc vcre 5,j dnaih, ii Nt
q. York-au iucreAar Df IL nvrr the preyiol
week; 323 Veg" ;lt!ttrrn un,!gr i've years.
0 Algernon Si,}1c; Caiwa}a,irr has bc,
, appointed collector Of internal ioycnue {
0 ;hc Gfth district .! Pennsylvania,
q Gen. Custis Lee hus been appointed Pr
iessOrin the Virginia Military Institute,
q Eii tho Chair lorm"rly occupied J.. Gc
y jackson.
" Henry s. Fontc the irrrpressiir is Q
c in . letter, dated ut Nashville, Tenn, {
st planning his advocacy Of negro sn!!rlGe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

A terrible case of human death from
cattle plague has occurred in England, at
sudbury, in Suffolk. Mr.. Robert John
f'amhy,,a veterinary surgeon of that town,
made partial post mortem examination of
The carcass OF COW which had been shot
In consequence of being afflicted with the
Prevailing disease. In doing SO his shirt
siesye became saturated with blood. He
went home, was taken III, and died at the
eSe' ei .lhres days His body presented. all
the. appearance OF death from patridi .fsyer-
of ,Ss yiiss 10 n. IL. sagpossa that ss@s
his sy stem through .. boil BE had on his.
arm. a short time ago another yeteriu sry
surgeon died from the Bite Of carricn 1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

egWe stated last week, that State Fairs,
except at the large ci.ies, were played out'
as exhibitions. This was evident at William.
sport, where the display of cattle would
hardly stock farm yard. Mr.. Ellis of
Lycoming exhibited a lot of fine sheep. We
observed also, lot o: fine apples. The o5.
ject Of the Fair seemed TO be, to ge, toge,l-
er large number Of people and make Us
much out of them as possible.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

FAE CPNcIASATI Hoo TRApE.-The Gin.
clnnati Price Current, Of Wednesday, says :
The demand for hogs, for November, con
hnresr aud 5000 head sold on Monday and
Yesterday at l3i, l3i and ii cents net for
all November, and holders now ask Is cents
net. And we may add, that II to i3 cents
gross are being freely paid by butchers for
int hogs, on the spot; and further, that such
prices rs these have never been realized be-
fore in this market for hogs The cry of
snort crop IS increasing, and outside par.
ties are travelling looking for hogs, but re-
port they can iud none, and the conclusion
they arrive at is that there are none to find. We
VIII take the liberty OF Suggesting, however,
that &C believe it is not customary To end
hogs by the wayside, when they have an
abundance of food. To pork packers the
future looks as discouraging as can be i'm
agined, for they reason that ii is folly to sup.
pose there is any rroft in pork at the prices
paid for LoSs."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

The New Ten CENT NoFI.s.--TLe new
ten cent fractional currency is circulating
The pieces are little larger than the old
tens, and shorter than the twenty-five cent
slips. Upon the face is medallion head of
Washington, with factory chimney and a
ships rigging on either side, aud a figure
10, in a, gilt, in four places; the back is Of a
rod color and the figure 10 in large gilt
They are printed on bank mole paper, and
promise to De more durable than the pae.
sent currency. -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
The hsriam, shnn,I,er an u,,ov

BnvSErrES BELow PAN.-Ncre-, since the days
OF Titan has there been great rage for golden
lar Al shades o Ienfe locks from light tow,
drRb. golden brown, auburn gIittcrinr yellow. and
pale ilnxen, Once upon time snowy skins. Of pcnrl
aky white, the TINT Of lily cup and eyes Of blue
went together Nov the hair is the sole consd era
tion with gentlemen the case is different. Sothat
they have sufficient good taste to array themselves
III the suits made at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall
Of Kockhill Wilson, Nos. COS and COS Chestnut
street above sixth the hair may be as dark as night
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

EX REBEL OFFICERS IN New York. 1t
is stated that many officers of the late rebel
army have settled IN New York. An aid to
Gen. Pem6erton has opened brokers' of
flee (; captain VINO served to under General
Ewell Is CLERK in counting room, one of
Gen. Lees staff is about To open a public
house, and one Of Gen. Maeruder's adjutants
has opened Wholesale produce store. Gen.
Mansfield Lowell is about to open a law
Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Gov. Murphy. of Arkansas, has directed
an election for members OF Congress on the
9th Of OctoBsr. -
II is stated that on Gen. Grsu,'s return to
Washington large number of general off
GERS OF volunteers will be mustered out OF
Gov. Branilette, Of Ky., has been indicted
oy the grand jury Of Faystte county, in that
state for interfering in the late election
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE DAsvIL1E E
.AILRoAD.-A. S. Buford has been elected
resident of the Richmond and Danyille
Va.) railroad, over Gen. Joseph e. johnson,
y a majority Of sal of the stockholders
otss. His salary is 81 500. Il was prema-
arely announced few days ago that Gen.
had been elected. He would; it is al
ged, have been chosen by decided ma
rity but for the fear that it might net be
.csPtahle 10 the Government.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

:. When Pennsylvania wanted money to de
Tray her "ar expenses, and when the strug
&c looked the most uncertain for the eanss
or tue Uhiohi Jacob NJ. Campbell was
among the very first, ii not actually the first
man 10 the Commonwealth, to tender the
Use oi has fortune, as well as his life in the
seHvice 81 the country, by subscribing $780,
UOo 10 iDe war loan of tie State This gen
tisman, Is now the candidate for Surveyor.
General Of pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
Itch. ITCH.! lTCu.!.
SCEATCA . SCRATCH SCRATCH .
ttncatoa's OfnIsacf..

VIII IuFe The I!0h n lS Hn"rl.
3iln cures Sail Rhcuu,, Ulcers Chiblain,. a,j all
Nil Druggists.
By sending 90 cents 70 WEEKS { POTTER. Sole
Agents, l.e Washington street Boston, Mass il viii
Ike United Sta'es Sent. % 65Ls,n.
fhc Bridal Chamber, an ES,ay Il
Warning and Instruction for Young Men Unpublished
by TIE Howard Association, and scnt free o. charg,
IN scaled envelopes, address DR.. j. SKILLIN
H0rGHToN, Howard Association. pLiladelrLIa
Pennsylvania
February I, lSiS -ply
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

fB-IF WE FALL NOW WE WILL NEVER
RISE AaAIs.-This, a friend Informs US
'was .Tharp's emphatic appeal in a speech
to old democrats in Jackson townsn ip.-
The leaders see 'the writing on the wall"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

These counties al! gave inniort;rs fsr
Mcclellan last year, and expect to elect the
democratic tickets this year; yet in all these,
not single soldier has 5cen nominated by
that party 1t is only in counties where
they have no power to elect that they nom
mate soldiers ..,..... .....
On the contrary, in the Republican eour-
ties, a fair share of the nominations has
been awarded to the soldiers and in some
c"unties, such as Huntington aud Somerset.
where nomination is equal 10 an election,
every nomination has been given to soldiers.
There is not Republican county ticket in
the State that has not several soldiers on il.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

t1 PENSIONS The Commissioner of
Pensions has decided that soldiers and Sal
lors applying for pensions need not send
their discharge papers with their applica
tions unless speclallY directed so to do.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

The Ohio State Fair opened at Columbus
on the l1th. The entries were larger than
at any previous fair,
Three hundred and five col6red men of
Newhern have returned a. totai INCOME OF
lol,5Oi, an average OF S490 92 TO each
man.
X .. Beylsto on, Speaker of the late South
Carolina Legislature, died recently.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
WHIsKERS! WHlsKERS

Do You want WhskeTs or Nou9tachesi Our Gre
cian Compound will fros them to grow on thC
smoohcs face or chin, or hair ON bald heads in Ss
Weeks Price, 81 90. Sent by mail anywhere
closely scaled, on receipt Of price
Address, WARNER co Gox 1873, Brooklyn, y. Y
February Is lSj5.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

hriscOe for tIle Robbery Of Got
crnulcnt Funds Further Harticn-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1866.

W .AsHLNGFOS, Oct. :, 1852
Since Ire arrest Of Brevct BriyaGicr Gen
cral BRIScoE, Colonel 1e9th Penns, lvania
tNyt&e robbery of Government funds a,nonut-
ing to fo.ly Thousand dollars. in the puascs.
sion OF the. quaitermustcr at Lhurg,
virginia some Developments hay. been
made which show the systematic planning
Of the robbery. 1t appears from recent c'i.
dcncc auduccd that the Colonel took LAIKsT
into his confidence, and coniiueil his plnrs
and instructed LACKEY to invite the quarter
master having the funds in his charge tcS
enter into the scheme. The Captain, in order
to deceive the pair, heartily acquicsccd, but
at the same time informed the authorities of
the contemplated robbery. General BAKER.
chief uf the detective fa7cc, immediately
adopted measures to entrap the thieves, and
accordingly had his efficient force so arrann-
ed that ut the momtas the fands were out
ot the Guartcrmaster safe the burglar
should I've surprised and arrested. The COL
onei, after having sent LACKEY 10 Phiiadc4
phia on some slight prcteXt, &C ncciyed the
plan OF appropriating ali the money. and
leaving Lis confederate with only hi. pains
for his trouble Accordingly, during his
absence, he took an impression of the KEY
hole in wax; manufactured a KEY, opcne d
the saIe, and appropriated the money. After
having obtained the pIunder he entered his
office and commenced the task Of counting
the mOney, when the door of his room was
forced open, and, with the evidences of his
guilt before him, was arrested. Upon &
search of the room it was discovered that he
mad large lot of cnn.bustible material
which lie had intended to use in firing the
qulrtermaster's office in cndcavuring TO hide
tue evidence OF his guilt The prisoners are
now incarcerated in the Old Capitol prison,
and in few days will be as:agncd before
military tribunal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
SUNpURY MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsrR ~ HORSE.

CsAME to The enclosur. off. W, Cake, in Upper
~ Agusta township, on the efth of September hast,
a DARK brown horse. about I2 yeais old branded ,,I
s.. sixleep bonds high Tho owner or owners are
requested to come forward, prove their property,
pay charges aud take him s~ay, otherv ke be WI
be cold according TO law.
JrNbpry, ottstcI 7, iees
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Treated with the utmost success by Or. ]. ISAACs
Venlist and Aurst, formerly of Le, den. holland
no sl9 Pine street. Philadelphia. Testimonials
from The most re liable in the City and Codn
iy can DO seen at HE Office The medical acuty are
crets in his practice Artfci. Ewes inserted With
S'i pain no charge made for examination,
July % 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
NEW MARBLE YARD.

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho
citizens Of Sunbury and public generally, that he
has opened u new MARBLE YARD, opposite tae
Court House, where AMERICAN sud ITALIAN
marble is constantly kept on hand
AL orderstor Monuments and licad-sto prompt
ly flled at reduced rates. .g. .r
.r II. C. DISsINGEn.
Sunbury. Oct. Z, ls55.tf LII I'LL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

BROWNS REuNoHr,L TRoCHE@ s'rnm 'hc
Medical Director Of the GrayTi Hospital,
Benton Barracks, near -. Louis, March s,
.iSti2
Alyssr5 John l. E.oan {, Son. f;u,tuN.
Mess. Use Of Your !artancd and u.o.'
scFr:rcahlr 'Iipi..s' is hc;n.s made in the
hospitatof which have rhargc, and with
very belicficiat ana decided result. /, alay-
iAg bronchial Irritation aEA. m"gLid sca-i.
'iE'ncss TT rlGni"u, u"n -,rr."i 4'p'I;S
and parts a., :r.ni
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
A TOMB.

This is supposed to represent the ionab oi
Lincoln, whose death was prophesied by the
Hon. Benz. Allen, Of New York, when he
asserted. that the people will soon rise, and
if they cannot put Lincoln out o! power by
the ballot, they will by the bullet" ...
HERCULES AND THE COPPERHEADS.
This represents Hercules, (Lncolu,) on
horseback fighting the Coppcrleads under
his feet. Mr.. Purdy, himself, thinks he is
bound to triumph" which he certainly did.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

s% The swan pours out her sweetest
song whcn dying. In Ike mancr, The rrag-
rance of rhaiua's ~ sht- Blooming Crrcus'
grows more rNgpi>ilu ~ it becomes fainter
This is not the case with the ordinary OK
tracts for ihc handkerchief Their original
scent soon lapses into decidedly rrpuisivr
OGOr Sold cvcrvwhcrn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
Esst
80. ESst
k'hiit.slHInln n Eric IsniIro;,tt

ENilS grew liu" tr."crScs the Nm th"rr anil Nor
l. west counties C! rrttayi,ania to te city 0: I.
on Luke Erie.
II hos been lcaEs! b the Pcnns;:, :;,,ia Raiirc
Company and i son,raied ny ihcr,
Time pt pus.,ngar trains D. Sunburr.
Lowe tp.,--.trI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
SSRnE29N Sc
Tfl

Showing 4 decrease OF nearly SIP zoo, ,G0p
OF coin "a compared with the August state.
mcnt, and an increase OF $l3, ,i57 in
currency. 'ihc amount of fractional cufgen.
cy is $2j, iS1, ,75i-ol an increase Of $4,000
There has been an increase If the June 30tb,
1851, ) 90 bonds Of $3,2ll 900, and o: bonds
Of July III, 1862, six pc, cent. temporary
loan OF neatly SIS, ,05a, and Of March lst,
1869, certificates Of inlcb.c,lne. 4 rvduc
ton Of Ovcr 800 OG9 CCA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
PAIR OF SPECTACLES.

These are the spectaclss which James Blu.
chan an used in reading the Constitution
when he declared in his message "That the
power to make war against State is at va.
rance with the whole spiris of the C9ns;ilu-
tion," and that the Union could not "be pre-
served by foIcc.' .. ... .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
po,,r,Cs ILLUSTRATED.


Under this head our neighbor OF the Dem
oc1at, in his last issue, has a column OF cuts
or Illustrations emblamatic of the party to
which he belongs A knight of the "Gol-
den Circle" who has been pardoned by the
President, has furnished US witha correct
and true description Of these emblems, which
differs materially from that of our ncigiibor,
and is follows:
THE AXE.' .-, |
This axe WINS made IN England for Jeh
Davis to sever or cut loose the Robe! states.
from the north. When it required sharpen
ing, Copperheads usually tarn the grind
stone. O. .t- t-N t."' 't..N N...
THE PLOW.
This is the plow with which the rebe! lea
t.crs threatened TO plow up the streets OF
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and
SOW thcm with grain. M ..Hat w..-
, to..a. SHEAF OF WHEAT. $3.50 .9..r
This represents q specimen shcaf of The
wheat which was to be raised in the streets
of New York, and wLich Fernando Wood
aud his followers were to cultivate and har-
vest. H Ti.. ."" IL. '
s'f. TIE RAT. ....-
This is the rat that was caught nibiing nj
the sced-wheat, which Ben. Wood, NJ. c.
from New York, had in charge, to sew in
thc streets Of New York, when plowcd up
BY the rebels. 's, ..... -.r. t...
| d.. THE PESTLE AND MORTAR. ..
This is the mortar in which such Doctors
as Vallandigham and Others, mixed up
strong doses, to brace the nerves of such
Cops rs BiGier and others. when weak in
the knees" .at aH'- ..-
THE EYE.
This represents The sfrutinizing eye that
discovered tic conspiracy OF the knights
of the Golden Circle, in Illinois.
HAT s BONNET.
This is the hat cast aside by JEFF Davis
and this tle bonnet he wore when he at
tempted TO escape in the attrc'o of a woman
from Col. Pritehard.
FIGURE OF a WOMAN.
THIS is the appearance of Jcff Davis whcr
arrested, dressed in the garments of wo
man, except the boots, which Mr.. Purdy nov
attempts to conceal with long dress. Car
Mr. Purdy, after this, insist shat IeH nevei
was in petticoa,s
A PIG.
This is the vertable pig that was ordered
to Root, hog, or die" and proved terribl,
destructive to copperheads
4 SHEEP.
This was intended to represei tie Cop
asa peace party. Also their efforts to pul
the wool" over the eyes of many honest
but deluded democrats. Mr.. Purdy't at
tempt to lionise the sheep wont do.
A SEAL PRESS.
This Press was originally designed t.
stamp Ceppcrhearl badges, which, the Cops
at the great Woodward meeting at this place
: declared to be equally as good as green
backs"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF SUNBURY.

Quarter Report Of the condition Of tho Tho First
National Bank Of Sunbury, Pennsylvania on tho
morning Of theft Monday Of October, 1865, io'i
2nd, 1857
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

ScHooLs,-Why have we no public
schools in Mineral Point this winter g?
This IS question often asked, but echo
only answers, aohy? Through individual
enterprise we have some very good private
schools, but there ale large portion of
the children of the city deprived of the
benefit of schoo ing on account of the ex-
pense Have our School board conspired
with individuals to suspend public schoo s
for the benefit of private enterprise, or is
there some other reason for a lack of pubs
lie schools in Mineral Point Who will
answer?