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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18

The Great johnson Convention, now
in session in Philadelphia, were in great
tribulation in devising means to keep out
such men as Va!!andigham, Fernando Wood
and others of that stripe. This difficulty
has been removed, it is said, by offering Val
landigham Foreign Mission if he would
withdraw, VAL knowing that he would be
voted out at all events, wisely accepted the
bribe. If the Convention entertained pro-
per respect for itself and for the governments
it would not have hesitated, to kick out OF
it's presence such traitors as Vallandigham
& Co., instead of buying them up.
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NAroLEoN's"A s"ABsURp" DEN.
Latter and Important.

LONDON, Tuesdays -Noon---Aug. IA The
Prussian Government has informed the EN-
peror of France that his demands for the
extension of the frontier of his Empire to the
banks of the Rhine, cannot be complied
with, an6 mat Prussian territory there si.ua-
ted will never be ceded to France.
LONDON, August l4-Eyening. -Advices
have been received from the continent indi-
eating a probable renewal of the war be-
tween the Prussians and Bavarians, upon the
territory of the latter power. Great fears
are entertained of such an event. .iss
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ordered. the rules Of the House of Repre-
ecntatiyea Of the United States, SO far as
applicable, govern the proceedings of this
Convention and that each State be entitled
to double the number Of votes to which it is
entitled in tho Electoral College, and each
Territory and the District of Columbia to
two votes each, as their members shall tli-
rect Adopted,
Resolped, That all resolutions and propo.
sitions not relating to the organization of
the Convention be referred by the Chair to
the Committee on Resolutions, without
debate, and that ell resolutions, propositions
and {, ueations rclating to the right or claim
of any person to sit in this Convention, be
referred by the Chair to the Committee on
Credentials, hereafter to be appointed, with
out debate, and until that appointment they
| lie on the table without debate. Adopted.
General Steadmans resolution was then
read and adopted, as follows:
| Resolced, That COMMITTEES Of thirteen be
appointed by the Chairman, as a Committee
on Credentials. 2a' q '2.Iuag' y.
! On motion of Montgomery Blair, of Mary
land, the following was adopted: H.sh
| Resolced, That a committee of one from
each State he appointed by the Chairman to
appoint officers for the permanent officers OF
| the Convention. 1901 .3 '
At the suggestion of Thomas B. Florence,
| of Washington, the Secretary read the call
addressed to THE DEMOCRATS to attend the
Convention as delegates, signed by the
signers of the previous call. An error being
made in reading the proper call, Senator
McDougall called attention to the fact, and
the proper paper was read. la.-.
/ The following committees were announ.
ced. >" at ir't Wf 5t
On credentials James b. Stcadman, Ohio
ND Coleman, Indiana; Thomas Hogan
Illinois; Charles r. DAILY, N. Y; David Kel
logg, Ind. james b. Campbell, s. c.;
i Hyatt Smith, Wis. George M. Ives, Conn.
1 B. H. Jefferson, Texas; George w. Pierce
N. H. a'.'1
I On organization Greene, n. J.
James McJerran, Miss; John r. Franklin
Marylan .I
Montgomery Blair moved that the Con
venton now adjourn until tomorrow, at Il
o'clock, and that the Committee on Creden
tiais and Organization will, immcdiatel,
after the adjournment, meet in the Commit
, tee Rooms. Adopted. f 900 ,a
Scarcely had the Convention adjourned
ere the storm clouds that had been lowering
over the building broke, and the shower
descended. 'lTi .'.t1i-t"3 .-ira.
The heavy rain drops soon found thei
, way through the uncompleted roof, drench
ing the spectators who were unlucky enough
to be in the near vicinity.
, Still the delegates were in no haste TO re
, tire, and for many minutes groups wer
9 formed in and around the Committe
Rooms. fa" .rar Q.
.. vALLANpIGHAM sURRESDEns.
After long discussion, this morning
Vallanoiuham vieltlci tO the "Policyn me-
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Executor's Notice.

Estate of Philip B,ymire. deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamenta-
IN ry have been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of Philip Bry mre late of the borough of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are requ TO
make immediate payment, and those having claims
TO present them duly authenticated for settlement
WIN, NJ. ROCKEFELLER, Ex'tr
Sunbury, August 4, l866.-6t '-.- a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18

tW Our neighbor of the Democrat takes
exception to our remarks in regard to the
new Court House fence, and seems to think
we have no right to express our opinions,
or pass judgment on the same, without per-
mission from the Commissioners. As pub.
lie journalist, we claim the right to express
our opinions, on all matters pertaining to
the public, and we are pretty sure the Com.
missioners have no desire to restrain US from
exercising this privilege, if they could.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18
The Runians Of York, who Sailed
Forth 10 Welcome the Rebel Gen.
Early Firing on Delegations Of
I.OyaI Men, ...

Forth 10 Welcome the Rebel Gen.
Early Firing on Delegations Of
Loyal Men.
The monster Geary Meeting at York, yes
terddy, as will be seen from an account in
the local department, was not allowed to
pass off unattached by the Copperheads of
that locality. Before we make any reference
to these outrages, we hasten to repeat the
Acknowledgements of every man who left
Harrisburg to participate in the proceedings
at York, for the kind treatment, hospitable
generous beyond description, which they
received from the decent men and women of
that borough. The brave aId gentlemanly,
and sober, gallant twelve hundred, who
went from Dauphin county to mingle with
their loyal brethren of York, will never for
get this treatment. 1t was cordial and
sumptuous, noble and manly, while the fair
hands and sweet faces which ministered to
their wants and dispensed their smiling
welcomes, will long be blessed in the memo
ries of the Boys in Blue of Dauphin county.
Now for the blackguards of York borough
the sneaking poltroons who crawleG from
York at midnight to meet the rebel Early
on his march to that borough and to whom
they offered to surrentler, because they be-
lleved that the South was right. These ruff.
fans attacted our boys singly wherever one
was found in the streets of York. A large
number had been placed on the local police
force for the purpose of preserving order
We are told that some of these ruffians did
all they could to provoke riot by brandish-
ing pistols, using insulting and taunting
language, and as many ways seeking a colli-
sion with individual strangers. just as the
train containing the Dauphin and Cumber.
land county delegations was leaving the
depot it was fired upon by men concealed
in fence corners and corn fields. The cal
occupied by Gen. Geary and Governor Cur.
tin was perforated by bullets and stones
while the opon cars containing large mum
bers of soldiers were also fired at and assail
cd with stones, brick bats and other missiles
These are statements corroborated by q
thousand witnesses. They illustrate the
malignity and cowardice of the genuine
Copperhead. The disgrace does not belong
to York county. II belongs to the leaders
of Copperheadism in York county. 1t j,
the result of the teachings of Hester Cy
mer, the York Gazette and Adam Glossbren
ner. 1t is an illustration of Jerry Black.
denial of the right of preachers to uphold
the nationality of the country, support tn,
Union and maintain the Government. 1t j.
a feeble kick of treason, which will b,
resented at the polls in October next, and il
is an example Of rufiianism which will hav,
no effect on the decency and manhood com
posing the Union party of Pennsylvania
Udrrisbur1 TeLegrdDh of f()th inst
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EXTRA. PENSION

TO WIDOWS. EXTRA PENSION TO WIDOWS.
Widows are now entitled to an increased Pension
of 50 per month for each child OF the soldier under
is years of age. To be obtained upon application
in person or by letter. to the Military and Naval
Agency, No APT Walnut street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH Y. DEWITT 4 co.
August IS lS66 lin
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EQUALIZATION OF BoUNTIES.
l. H. KASE,

duly authorized and Licensed BY the Govern
United States. 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 Pennsy yania Reserve Corps from enlistment to
the date Of muster, promptly collected.
Supbury August4 lSeR
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18

HT The Central Courier, is the title of
a new Republican paper started at Selins-
grove, by Maj. E. P. Rohback. A good Re-
publican paper should be we'll supported in
Snyder county
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18
DOunties Collected.

u ". HAUPT, Attorney at Law, sunbury, Pa,
ener ms professional services for the collection Of
bountes due to soldiers under the late
Act passed by Congress. As an authorized claim
agent he will promptly collect all Bountics Pensions
and dratues due TO soldiers of the late war; or the
war of 1872. ID rs f--- r--.'-- - = :"
Sunbury, August 1s, 1865.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admins.
IN tration having been granted to the undersigned
on the estate of John Kohl late of Lower Mahonoy
township, Northumberland county, Pa, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
make Immediate payment, and those having claim,
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
-nr H. a.f JAMES KOHL,
-r..... ..... HENRY KOHL,
Low. Mahonoy twp, Aug. Is, '66.- Adm RS
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E F JACOB WILMER
July 2l, lS66.-Sm gDttE % Sunbui
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STOP & LOOK AT THIS
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Important 10 all Owners of Live

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ISAIAH s, GOSSLER,
Assistant General Agent, Sunbury, Pa.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18

VMPOKTANT TO DISABLED 50LDIERS, SAL
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titled 70 . psnsion Of Fifteen Dollars per month
those who have lost both arms both eyes Twenty
Eve dollsrs This act also restores tho Pension to
Soldiers employed In any civil capacity under the
Military and Naval Agency Of JOSEPH ". DEWITT
3 Co., No l27 walnut Street, Philsdslphis
August 4, ls66.-St @
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS.-Act of Congress. Rp
IN proved, July Is, 1866, gives Three Months
Pay Proper to officers of volunteer service, who
in any manner honorably discharged after April 9tt
1865 who had been officers on March Sd, 1865. Ap
ply Immediately in person by letter, to the Mill
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adephia. JOSEPH L DEWITT y CO.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, August 14.--A special dis
patch to the New York Herald, received by
the cable, dated Brussels, August l2th, says:
There is great excitement in Vieuna-four
hundred and cighty-two men are to be tried
for high treason. Crowds in the streets
hailed the Emperor with cries of "abdicate."
q The Austrian Minister of Finance has re-
signed.ai ia @n'-- ..atiE
ST. PETERSBURG, August l2.--The Amcri-
can naval officers entered the city to-day,
and were received with magnificent ova.
ton. HgEfmii.s..a ..I.T .s..F. ....#
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICERS IN ST.
PETERsBURG-GR OVATION.
ST. PETERsBURG, August 12.-The United
States naval officers made their official entry
into the city yesterday, Saturday, August
11), and had grand reception. Fifty thou
sand people turned out to witness tneir en-
trance. They were welcomed 10y magnii-
cent ovation, with music, cheers, .he dis
play of flags and thousands of ofhandkcrchiefs
waving in all directions. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed.
Hon. Cassius M. Clay, our Minister to the
Court of St. Petersburg, gave brilliant en-
tertaiDment ut his hotel to the diplomatic
corps, the heads of departments and distin-
guished citizens in honor of the naval officers.
A ball and supper was given by the Yacht
Club, which was attended by the beauty
and grace of the city. All the public build
ings were dressed in Union colors and bril-
liantly illuminated, which, with the fireworks,
tended to produce very lively sensation.
Altogether the affair was a splended tribute
to America. r.-... ~. ... .. -
PRUSSIA SUPPORTS ITALY's CLAIMS TO
vENETFA. .
BERLIN, August l2.-Prussia has inform
ed Austria that she Prussia) will maintain
the right of Italy to Venetia.
NAroLEoN's"ABsURD"D DEMAND.
The semi official organ, the Zeitung, says
that Napoleon's absurd demand had raised
hopes in France which it is impossible for
Germany to fulfill. The ideas OF the reyolu-
tion must have taken the place of the usual
course of policy in France. The changes
which have taken place in Germany are of O
national German, not an international char.
acter, and convey no menace of danger to
| France. - 4.f. -.-. |.-., ~, -
ls.i 90 Latter and Important.
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CtALL ead So thoss beautiful Bird ossss 81 the
= II. coNLEY 4 co.
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After a long discussion, this morning,
Vallanoigham yielded to the POLICY" men
and followed Wood IN his retreat from the
Convention. The particulars of the bargain
have not yet been diyulged, but it is under
stood that the managers have made it all
right with Vallandigham and his friends
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18
NOTICE.

A N appeal for Borough Taxes viii be held al the
"A once Of =. Y Bright, on the 28th day Of Au,
gust, 1883, between the hours Of o'clock, A. N.
and IL NJ and bstwesn the hours Of Q and o. clock
Pm. NJ E.Y BRIGHT, Chief Burssss'
JAcos 6HiPxAS, Clerk.
sunbary, Aug. II, la6s.-a -IA nn.1
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PRUSSIA SUPPORTS ITALY's CLAIMS TO

BERLIN, August l2.-Prussia has inform
ed Austria that she Prussis) will maintain
the right of Italy to Venetia.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-13
h AILRo ID ..

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAIL
" ORoAD.-THRou0H by RAIL FROM WASH
IN9ToN AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
On ana sr.r FRIDAY, s.p.emssr !, 1895, IN.
trains on this road will run ss foiiowsi ~ .
~ TRAINS SOUTH. iF
Leave washington ~ m, and g. SOP. N.
Leave Aiexandrit At T.s5 d m. and sp. m.
Leave gOrdonsville at IA 50 p. m, and 10 AN.
Arrive at Lynshbufs at s. 20 ,. m and Q. a. m,
-r' TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynohburg al e.t .. m. and 7. 1b p. m.
|, Leave Richmond h7A m. and 7. 10 D. N. .r
Leave uordonsvills Al II 30 p. m. and IL 2oa m.
Arrive at Alexandria At ass p. m. and 40 a. u.
Arrive at Washington Al Q. so p. m. and g. rs q m
i On Sundays leave Washington At 8. so D. m. only
Local freight traiA leaves Alexandria at Z a
n; arriving In 0ordonsyille at IL. Is g IN.
Leaves eordonsvills at lass p. m, arriving in
Through freight train Leaves Alexandria al s
q. m. arriving In Lynehburg at 7.lo D. m, A..
Leaves Lynehburg at Ss a. m, arriving 10
Passengers from warrenton will take the a.
m, train south from Washington, and the O. 10 q.
m; train north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the 6.45 q. m. and 7.l6 D. m.
trains from Lynehburg, and the a m. and y rs
p. m, trains from Richmond connect with trains
at Washington for all parts Of the North and
This route has the advantage over all others BY
having . continuous rail from New York 70
Lynehburg, 4O5 miles. ..'
It also passes through Psirfsx, Bull Run, Ma
nassas, Bristow, Cstlett'., RapPahannoek, Cui-
Of the great battles Of the late rebellion were
fought = y
Tickets can be procured in Adam.' Express
Building, opposite the b: and 0. X. r. Depot, In
Washington; also, At the Depot, ON Maryland
avenue. "
Trains leave the corner Of FIRST and streets,
Washington. VIII MccAPFERTY,
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.


Alcorn, J.. L., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel
Anthony. Henry B., Il. l., 2os l street, between
l7th aud 18th.
Brown, p. orstI, Missouri, cor Pa Av. and Sd.
Buckalew, Chas. r., Pa, No % South A ct.
Chandler, Zachariah, Mich. e., National Hotel.
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 4th st.
Eisa1 1Sa1 Pa P Mrs. s Can % 'is No. Mo- SSrG 4
A street. - y.
CTsgin, Aaron H., N. H., National Hotel.
Creswen, John A. J., Nd, National Hotel.
Dixon, James, Conn, 4o7 New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky. 1'"
Poote, Solomon, VT, Mrs. Carter's, 4 North A
street
FessendeD, VIM. p, Maine, All ? street.
Foster. l.. y. s., Connecticut, willards'.
Fowler, }. g.. Louisiana.
Grimes, J. W, Iowa, 29S II street.
Guthrie, James, keHtueky, No. 500 Vermont aV.
Harris, Ira, n. Y. corner 10Th and streets.
Howe, Timothy o, Wis, Sss MY. Hv., between
9th aud 10th.
Houston, George g., Alabama.
Johnson, Reyerdy, Md, 27l Vermont avenue.
Lane, James n, Kansas, seaton House.
Lane, Henry g., Ind, Ssl st., bet. Sd and AZ.
Morgan, Z. D New York, cor. 18th and st.
MeDougsll, James H., California, l76 @ street,
morrill,, Lot NJ, Maine, Washington House.
Nssmitb, James w, Oregon, 22i Pa. avenue,
Norton, Daniel g., MINI, crutchstt's, corner
Nys, James W, Nevada, No. Ies ST., bet 18th
aud 10th.
Poland, Luke P, Vermont, No. 1 North A st..
Capitol Hill.
Pomeroy, Samuel c., Kansas, S23 street, be-
tween l4th and 18th
Riddle, George R., Delaware, 67l 9Th st., bet.
d and Z.
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota, nNatioal.
Salisbury, W., Delaware, No. 4G5 9th st.
sherman, John, Ohio, No. S22 X st., bet. 18th
and 18th
Sumner, Charles, Mass, corner 18th and SITS.
Bprague, VIM. X. l., N. z. cor 9Th audi
Stewart, WIN. NJ. hsVada, $40 N. j. avenue.
Stockton, Robert p. N. j., WillArd's Hotel.
Trumbull, Lyman, illinois, 460 l2th ST., bet. O
and II.
van Wrinkle, P. O., West Virginia, National.
Wade, Benjamin ", Ohio, No. s AZ street.
WilliSns, 0eorge h, Oregon, sos y street
Wright, William, N. J. cor. 9Th and d cts.
Wilson, Henry, Mass, Washington House.
Wiley, W. T., West Virginia, cor. Sd ut. and
Louisiana ave.
Yates, Richard. H., ~ 3 st. bet. 9th and 10th.
CAEDIDATRs ToR ADhI5sIoH.
Cutler, r. X. LOuisiAnA.
. Hahn, Michael, Louisiana, Willard'b.
ssgAT, Joseph, Va, KbbiH House.
Bharksy, WIN. L. Miss.
Smith, Chss., La. 4"
AnsW, Wn- D., Ark.
. Representative.
Allsy, John B., Massachusetts,, Ebbih Houss.
AasoRa, sydsRham T., Pa, aso y strsst
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-13
CLOTHING.

A P A R % D Y. r".
BIT THE'BARD or OAK HALL.
columbia, the gem Of the ocean,
The home Of the free aud the brave"
Our capital all in a motion
with freemen, but " nary a slay..n
May tho people Of Washington city
Be careful with whom they deal,
For before au through with my ditty
will the whole secret reveal.
When war waged wide desolRtion,
And the banner OF freedom 'erhead
Declared 1t would save the whole nation,
II our houses were tombs for the dead.
For we never had a chance to develop
Or show people what we could do;
But now the world eau envslOp %"
With Chinchilla and French Beavers, too.
Come hither, come hither, come hither,
From the ends OF the earth, n needs be-
Yes, the world, men and women together,
From lands far over the sea.
Walt not, but come soon, II you can;
We invite you, kind friends, one and all
To examine our Cloths and the Wax Man
Al sMITa BRoS., the famous Oak Hall.
SMITH BROS. 4 CO.,
MRRoHANT TAILoRs,
AID DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4G4 Seventh street.