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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-12

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- IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
of highly respectable citizen, vve known 10 the Mar
csntfe community, by ~ u ~ d
DIR. j. sCnENcK
THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF PBtLADEI,pIIA
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q GARD
IASCAsTERyIIIE.

LAScAsTEgvILLE, January ], 1865.
We. the undersigned. take tLi, method
OF Informing our friends and patrons that
we have removed our Store TO Charlotte,
N. Z, where We will keep general assort.
n-nt of Dry Goods. hardware, Groceries.
Crockery, &c. and will be please TO re-.
ceve visits from them, and are confiden,
that We can sell as cheap - they can buy
anywhere else.
We ill attend TO the sale of Cotton and
Country produce generally, and furnish any
information, at any time, in regard to prices
and shipment, North or South.
Oar Store will be found on Trade street
under the Democrat printing office, opposite
Dr. Sears Drug Store.
We retarn our sincere thanks for the
uniform Kindness and encouragement which
we have received at your hands.
Respectfully. your oJ't serv'ts
X. H. COCHRANE,
J. ii. WILSON, Jr.
January 10. 1866. is-tf
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News Summary.

Judge Busted, Of the United States
District Court for Alabama, has decided
the test oath as unconstitutional as 70
members Of the legal profession.
Property holders in the South ern States
will be gra;iied to learn that, in his re.
port TO Congress. the Secretary Of the
Treasury recommends--
FIRST That the collection of internal
revenue taxes which accrued before the
establishment of revenue Offices in the
States recently in rebellion be indefinite
ly postponed.
Second. That all sales of property in
hose States, under, the direct tax law, be
suspended until the States shall have an
opportunity Of assuming (ss was done
b' loyal States) the payment of the tax
assessed upon them.
Third, That all TRANSACTIONS in such
States which NAV be invalid by the .on.
use oi stamps, he g,iized as far as i, is
n the po"er Of Congress to legaIize them.
J. Bow'es, United States Assessor at
Augusta, Ga, apprises the Secretary of
the Treasury OF the difficulty of finding
assistants IN Georgia W lro can take the
lest oath, ana recommends modification
OF that obligation. lie says: IL am
satisfied thEt unless something is done in
thn matter imnediately, sh.E be una
BILE to assess the tax in my district. If
Congress would so modify the oath. a. far
IA 1t relates to officers Of the Internal
RevenGe and Pos,otlice lrpatrnen, down
h-re' am surelt would L. regarded
, eYervwhere and prove /" b- patriotic
measure, IN which both North and South
are equally interested. Unless some,hin, !,
OF The kind is done, am "a, "A loss To
know what We are to do"
The Charleston Courier reru,es III.
idea Of Certain Northern journals relative
to "a large yield of cotton next YEAR. /,
| says: IL is not III the course Of nature
that the fields AND plantations wing idle
should yied in the same proportion with
lands kept in high stare OF cultivation
NO one who is acquainted with the pres
eni condition Of South Carolina will ven
ture to say her probable Weld of cotton
Tor The aext twelve months will Justify
any comparison with the yie!d before The
war.
Inc New Orleans Picayune learn.
rom \ gentleman recently from th. in,e
rlor OF the State tha. the freedmen posi.
lively refuse TO make new contracts. 90 10
work or leave the plantations. This j,
their reply to The owners Of several larp.
Plantations, where the freeL,nen w-r,
comfortably located and whe.s i, WAS
thought they were entirely con,er,-d.
They were re.rsctfal anl peacet2l. They
Sl!ege AS reason that they expect a new
proclamation that will materially beneii,
their condition.
The Jews, both in Ihis country and in
Europe, have f'r several years pa.,, been
making great etf rls 10 raise sub.criptions
Tor The re building Of the Temple 6f J.rur
salem, permission having been given TO
them 10y the Turkish government. There
Is sublimi'y Of purpose abon, the move
ineni which must claim the respect and
sympathy o: Cnris,endom
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SOUTH Lancaster District
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina.
- ~ for said District
WHEKEAs, Rebscca J Kirk ha. applied to
me for Letters Of Administration or ali
apd singular, the goods and chalt-l., rights
and credits Of Jas. II. Kirg, late Of the Dis.
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
isb all and singular, the Kindred and credi.
tors OF the said deceased 10 be and appear
before me at our next Osdinary's Court for
The said District, TO be holden ut Lancaster
Court House on the 7th dav Of February
next, TO sno" cause, il anv, why tne said
Administration should not be grated.
GIVEN under my kana AID seal, this 22d
day Of January, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six. ard in the goth year Of the
Independence Of the United States Of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. Id.
January -, 1876. At.
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The Charleston CaroIiniga SAYS :
While n:s late negro PROCESSION was pass.
ing the Merchants Hotel. on New Years
day, a gaudily dressed white wencb was
observed TO be kissing her hand and wav
ing her handkerchief TO several OF lbs
muscular E.hiopisns io The proc ession.
At a Gre last week IN Charleston the
stores and goods of Mr.. John Commips
and Mr.. Charles Gilleacme we're consid.
ersbly damsged.
Imported rice Is used at Charleston,
South Carolina.
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Every one should have a Copy.

Every one should have a Copy.
Mt KN Al REV T. UE GUIDE
lrN ENG an abstract OF the Internal Revenue
~ and direct (or laud) tax laws 0. the United
States, with Schedules of Taxation, Licenses.
Stamp Duties, Exemptions. showing the rates
under the various Laws since July I, 1852
anJ intended Tor the general information of
the TaS payer to which is added an Abstract
OF the Acts. ot Congress, passed during the
War; relative to Abandoned Lands and to
other matters OF general interest.
liy L. j. Elord, Attorney at law, Greenville
:. c. Assessor of the Internal Revenue Tax
tor the Third Collection District of South Car.
olila.
Tho Book will contain about 70 pages, and
will be issued in a few weeks Price SO cent >
Der copy, with a liberal discount to the trade.
Orde's must be accompanied with :he ca sh to
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Publisher, Grcenville, S. C.
Nov. IS, 1868.
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Washington News and Rumors.

Nv ashliolOn news ana NumorS.
Ths'New York Herald's Washington
correspondent, says, that the President will
certainly very soon reconstruct his cabinet.
Mr.. Stanton will 60 out, and but two of
the present members " ill be retained.
The galleries Of the House of Repre
sentatives have, for the last three days,
been densely crowded With attentive lis.
tenefs to the debate On the bill extending
suffrage in the District Of Columbia.
Never before were so many blacks mixed
among the white auditors as to day. The
interest amongs, both classes in regard to
the question, seems to'be constantly on
Abe increase.
a delegation Of north western distiIlers
and whiskey dealers are here for The our.
pose OF arging upon Congress tie reduc
'tion uf the tax on whskev 10 one dollar
Psr gallon. They represent that the pres
.ent tax is ruinous to their interests. and
amounts ALMOST to prohibition Of the
pursuit of this business.
The House Committee on FOREIGN Az
fairs has under consideration Joint re.o,
luton in favor Of the enforcement Of the
Monroe doctrine. Foreign princes and
Poteniates need not fear any rash, hur
iied legislation Oh this subject, since the
resolution is deep dowp in a pile Of papers
OF similar import, and will not be reached
before Max leaves Mexico, if at all.
Mr.. johnson introduced resolution on
Friday ins,ructing the Committee on Ap.
preparations 10 report a hill increasing
the salaries OF members Of Congress and
other officers of the Government who are
obliged to live in Washington. In Mr..
Johnson's opinion the enormous cnst Of
living here demands This increase Of saIa.
nv. But fivs votes were recorded in favor
OF this resolutipb.
II is we'll understood that even should
the District negro suirag. bill pass Com
gress, il will bs so loaded with amend.
menis a. to make it odious 10 its oru
j-c,ors-the Radicals.
DIR. Bacon, on behalf Of the Faculty OF
Yale College, is reported to have sent a
communication to Speaker Colfsx. re.
.qnes,og the House no, to arrsy itself
aysirst the reconstruction policy Of tue
PRESIDENT
In the House Of Representatives, at
Washington, last week, a resolution was
in'rNpucsd to the following effect:
"ThM in 'or,.er TO the maintenance Of
the national authority and the protection
d loyal citizens e the seeded States. !,
is the sense Of tie House that the militia.
r, forces Of the Government should not
be Withdrawn from. those States until the
two houses Of Con gress shall have ascer.
iSined and declared their further presenc.
there 10 no longer necessary"
The resolution WAS adopted by a vote
Of "a 10 81.
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TIE CHANGE,
a Statement of the Reasons and Facts
which made me Baptist.

by REV. Il. T.. kINGsBUEY.
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HAM, Editor BiJiicai Recorder; n. b. COBB.
Cor. See. n. &. Baptist Board of Missions,
and other eminent Diyines. mo Baptist
family should be withoutit. No opponent
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icy" All our publications sent 10 anv
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From the Charlotte Times.
National Banks.

Rumors are going the round Of the
public press, to the effect that these use
tai and necessary institutions are in an
u"souhd and insolvent condition. II gives
US great pleasure to lay before our nu.
msrous readers an authenticated aud of
h,ial denial Of this report Of "Brok.n
Banks" A perusal Of The sutjoined lie,
ter kom tie Deputy Comptroller ofU g.
Currency to the President Of our Nation
81 Bank will a, once Sc, at res, all fears
upon this suhjSc,:
TREASURY DErARrMEyr,
Cgtee 81 Comptroller ofthe Currency,
Washington, Jan. 8, 1866.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the end
inst, enclosing list Of National Banks
published in the Southern papers under
The caption of"Broken Banks" is received
ard your suggestions noted.
The on'y National Bank that has failed
Is, "The First National Bank Of At,ica I"
n. T., capital ESQ 900. It's circulation
ut the time Of failure WAS $4,000 and
is receivable by all National Banks at
par, and is now redeemed in awiul mon
ey upon presentation At tue Treasury Of
the United States.
You are at liberty to give such puhlici
ITO this statement as you may deem
proper. Very Respectfully.
II. r IULBURD.
Dep. Comptroller.
JoHN WILKES, Esq, President First Ma.
tional Bank, Charlotte, N. @.
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Notice.

NUIlCe.
n Ii. Persons 'udcL;co, Ly notc. to the Estate
~ of A. c. Dunlap, ,Iccca&cd, are hereby
iorcwmmed not to settle for said nQtes, unless
with :. d Massey OF ysriE
All other persons are hereby forcwnrncd not
20 trade for said notes, rs they were caui, IF
and lost or destroyed by Shcrmam's army, aud
it is my intention 10 have said notes renewed.
W. B. DUNLAP; Agent.
s. B. MASSEY, Admir-.
Estate A. Z. DUNLAp.
Jan. l7.-3t.
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Estate j A. Cunning
ham, deceased.

4 LII Persons who are indebted 10 the
"A late Joseph A. Cunningham, are here
by notified that payment must lie made Ia
The undersigned And all per.on, who may
have demands, Of any grade or character,
against said deceased, or hi. estate, are no
hned and requested TO present them TO the
undersigned for payment within the time
prescribed by law. This notice will be
plead in bar to all claims presented after
tie expiration Of said time.
4. j. klBLER, Admir-.
Jan II, lS66--3t
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Notice.

I1EHSONS knowing themselves indeb
l. ted to me for Lumber are hereby no
tined and requested to settle the sane with
my Attorney at Lancaster &. fl, W. II
Connors, Esq. in whose hands The papers
have been left for settlement. Those in
deb'ed by account will please settle by cash
or note. "Grrenbacks" will lie received nj
par Tor either notes or accounts due me on
said claims, if rendered at an early day.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
December ., 1868 l3-f
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Medical Card.

these extraordinary times when nll bu.
L siness IL conducted "n tho Cash system,
Ind my self obliged to adopt tn. Fash sy.'em
With 'i4|se Of NV patrons who ma" Iced my
professional serHi,es the present year. 1t
Is with much reluctance that take thi.
course, but necessity compeIs me to adopt
1t. It's iRpOss bic for me o continue the
Practice under any other system can buy
nothing except for cash and am unable 10
collect what il d -" me for ser,ics nIreldv
rendered. My Medicines Ils,-urIents and
Books were burn, with my resi- fence last
Spring and 10 get another supply | mus,
have money. Therefore all VINO may need
my services from this date must pay cash
or furnish me S'Ith provisions al market
rates.
Those who are Indebted to me ky note
or account viii confer favor by settling
up, either BY cash or provisional
X. y. BECKlIAM, MD.
Jsa. 10th, ls66,-3,
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all per .Sns indebted to tie Estate Of
A. N. w. Belk, deceased, either by note or
open account, are re. ..uIrrd TO come iorwa. d
and make payments 10 the ulder.ixncA. or
arrange with i'm Tor payment.
And MI having any claims ngans, said
E'i"ie rrs notified to pre- snt tee sam. duty
ntt' stcd acco;dinx to law. or tais no:ic,
will be pl,d in bar Of sue. claims
ID. ID. A. BEI.K,
Jan. 10, lSGG-3t Administrator.
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Kershaw g. Connors
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS

s5S 0ficc in the Court House, Lancaster, 5. C.
WILL PRACTICE IN TIE COURTS OF LAW AND
Equity; attend to the renting, pur'
chasing and sac Of real Estate;
collections, and Office business gcucrully.
GEN. J. Il. KEg>mlw, W. NJ. Co>Sors Esq
Cand"n, :. Z. Lancaster c. H., > Z
Jan. 10, lS66. lS-lv,
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BOOTS,
SHOES,
TRUNKS, &c =,

WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT TIE
LOWEST MAkKEr PRICE, TIE
PATRONAGE OF FORMER FRIENDS
AND TIE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
FULLY SOLICITED.
y. ,. FLEMING, SAN. \. SGLSOX, JAS. ~ WILSON
Jaruary 10, 1866. lSU.
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Estate Notice

DERSONS ind .LtsI to th. ESTATE Of
L Mrs. Margaret McMurrav. decd. are
hereby not fled To come forward and settle
and save costs Of suit
JOSEPH RODGERS, Snr. Adu'r.
January -, lStG 2O-3t.
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The Amnesty Oath,

Blank forms o? the Amnesty Oath NAV bs
purchased at this Office, either by the hundred
or by the single blank. Single blank 10 ceuta
by the hundrel $500
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Attention, Republicans !

At a meeting OF the UniCn Geary Club
on Saturday evening, September 22d
1866, the following resolutions were pass
cd.
1st. That a committee of three be ap
pointed to procure flag to be presented
to the township which will bring the
largest delegation of Republican votes, in
proportion to the whole Republican vote
of th9 town hip, to the Mass Meeting in
Butler, on Friday, October 5th, 1866.
4. b. White, George M'Candles and
f. NJ. Eastman were appointed said com
mittee.
I'd. That each township be requested
to appoint committee to prepare list
Of the names of the Republican voters
from the township in attendance at the
Convention, and to report the same to the
comyei'tec to award the flag.
Sd. That Charles M'Candless, John NJ
Thompson and George A. Black be the
committee to award and present the h4g
to the township entitled to it.
4th That the Secretary prepare these
resolutions forpublication in the AMERI.
CAN CITIZEN. j. b. CLARK, Pres't
Ceorye A. Black, .Sscy.