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a@ Daniel .Trua1, of Malaga. this
county, was kicked in the stomach BY a
horse on Monday the 21st ult., and died
from the injury in about twelve hours.
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sa Mrs. Howell, of Salem Township,
died one day last week aged one hundred
and seren years. She lived when the
American Republic was established by
Patriots and destroyed by Radicals
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A Golden Weddine.

F
On last Wednesday evening Judge
Kirkbride and his lady, of this place
celebrated their Golden Wedding, it be-
ing, on that day, just fifty years since they
were married. A large party of the rel.
atives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs Kirk.
bride were present to congratulate them
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ty. A number of valuable and appro,
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urally suggested.
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perate lives, and by cultivating amiable
and generous dispositions. They are in
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of honesty and industry, of which not
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tanned unfairly.
Itwa such pair Of whom the poet
wrote:
John Anderson, my 10 John,
Life's hill we've climbed thegither;
And mony a canty day, John,
We've had VII ane anither.
But now. we're tottering down, John,
And hand in hand we'll go,
And Wen sleep thegither at the foot,
John Anderson, my Jo.
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MARRIED.--At the residence of the
brides father, on the 9th uIt., by Rev.
d. Cross, Capt. THOMAS O. HUGHES and
Mis- MARY A. E. SHIpLEY.
Guernsey Times please copy.
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sa- Armed negroes have been kept on
guard in front of his Office by Hunnicutt,
who pre- vents any one from passing on
the sidewalk.
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nA.Several more citizens are ordered
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mittee for speaking disrespectfully of
Hunnicut and his party.
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John Dyar, of Coal Run, Washington
County, killed a man named Charles Ha-
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the head with base ball club. Dyar
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United states senatorslip.

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late glorious victory of the Ohio Democ-
racy, saws:
The national Republican., 1867-12-25
Aatiuaal Aepablitaa.
A CHRIsTMAs CAROL.


In this most bewitehing time Of year; sharpest
In its westheg, but sweetest IN its memories;
Sn.ss sniss IN the ,.set but shssrs ss ss IN ts sns
bountiful TO the human bosomt we, like the ehil
dren, shall hang up our stocking on Christmas
For what Is 4 a. king but an empty
human heart, waiting 10 be hiledl And what
can ever an II but the precious glft Of Gods
So, once again, on the eve Of the holy Christ
mas time, let us all SIT, like the shepherds, and
There Ia q sound OF music In the air The angels
are singingi Their blessed song is; "0lory 10
God in The highest, on earth peace, and good will
Christ is born In a paiacei No, not among
princes. In howell Nos not among beggars
heavenly choir help slngingi II the Lord could
stoop to beasts, why not the angels TO men BY
e, AZ he a,hs
den, and so fulall the law Of Christ. Therefore,
five have grssped, but not given II we have
but not healed let the dawn Of Christmas Day
crimson our cheeks with shane.
poor said the :wees ss voice Whose ars.
Therefore charity ought forever TO abide, and
should teach the little children TO divide their
gifts with the poor, and the lame, and the sick.
Christmas should teach 4 Christian government
to forget Its pride Of rank, and to remember that
pUu mhut OF one DiOOu uhtiOnt 10
dwell on the face Of the earth.n How much
and state, need yet to learn, and to practice, OF
"the first principles OF the Gospel Of Christ Y,
In many house, next Tuesday night, shall be
reared Christmas-tree, laden with happy to
kens Of remembrance to all who sojourn beneath
Its roof SO, too, there shall yet be planted, 10
every land, the Tree OF Life, whose leaves shall
be for the healing of the nations. The sure word
Of prophecy, that faileth not, hath declared,
"The Kingdoms OF this world shall become the
Kingdoms OF our Lord and His Christ.n Long
ago he came to his mortal birth; now he waits 10
come to his earthly inheritance, A babe was
born in a night, that a nation might be born in q
dayl '.'0.. ... = T
Eyermorc the winter oclcbrstes his birth
adding SHOWS TO his cradle. Evermore the sum-
mer celebrates his resurrection-adding flowers
to his sepuchor. Eyermore, like all the year, let
all the earth "praIse the Lord pm. Y. Indspend
ent, Dec. a.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
oYTIeE { CnlEy 4 I, :. agAsrEnsA.rER, y, q. 4 |,
SAINT PAIL. sssAhS NM nov W n. StsSIA M.

4
Sealed proposals. viii Ss fsseyeS G az Ills once until
s4y afK 81 sauSfy Sayns ,s 'y .ss
compromising April lsos, and ending March 81 fsee,
now or may be Inc State oi Minnesota and
aai R2IGa @ IL nd dyns 'fs f
venson or other designated point the Missouri
q n Il baho fsyy
The weight 70 be trspsported on this Route No. 4
pounds per one hundred Zoo miles for each month q
he year beginning April ], 1865, and ending March 81,
Bidders should give their names in full, as well as
accompanied By bond IN the sum o ton thousand doi
lars signed by two or more responsible persons guar
contract will DO accepted and entore Into and good and
snSs with H. terns q tbs Sd e' IN accord
Tho contractor will be required TO give bonds In the
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and sslyeney OF
each bidder aud person offered as security will be
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No and none will be en-
tsr!ained Sness thgy fully comply with the require
The party 10 whom an award is made must be pre-
ssauirsd bonds Tor the faithful performance q he COM on:
right to reject any and all bids that may bo offered
S RS; be II IN for service by the
place q business or agency al which he may be com,
al saa. pSu ans oT hSs NJ
starting point Of the route;
to SS SS hsS on p ss IT,
sss s Sr q .h1 SSe = as Msg
and g SThshRPp Snd Rs P Of the
Breyet Brig. Gen, Us2.,
nols-Sot Chief O. NJ, Department Of Dakota.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25
A NRMYSUppLTgB.
HEADa'ns DEFAErNESr oF rnE MIssornI. !

HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THB MISSOURI, !
. OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERhAsTER,
foRT LgAyESwoRrH, KAN, Dec, II, ise7.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oce until
o'clock m, on tho Sth lOf December. 1897. for the
800 BUSHELS sHELLED CORN
The Corn % 30 u the best quality, free from dirt
%Esd d'R "a iooa q saany San sfs SSshe q Be- ssrs
10 be- delivered at tho forage yard Of the Quarter
such corn shall be transported by rail that port
shall be received at the station on the Union Pacific
railroad known as Fort Riley
hry 1858, and spnieent quantity 20 be delivered 70
keep the post supplied from time Of first delivery until
the conraets hled. The entire amount 10 bo delivered
PROPOSALS. tor any portion Of the amount required
blank pro posais will DO furnished on application at
Each proposal to be accompanied by the guaranty
Of two responsible persons that In the contract
s awarded TO the party pToposing good and suicent
Of the contract,
Tho right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
Tho corn to be subject to the acceptance or rejection
q the ofaeer Of the ouartermasters Department at
Vcuchefs for the supplies delivered will be given
by the Post QnartoTaSter at Fort Riley, and Will be
Bids from persons who havo hitherto failed to carry
out contracts With ths 1oysrnneat of 70 eG!sT Int
be eOnsidorod nor will any bid be eonsidered which
does not comply with the requirements Of this adver
Tho contract. when made, will not be copsidered in
force until u has received the approval q the com;
mAnding officers Of tho Department Of the Missouri
p by order Sf tko Commanding 3iissr BsgssiPspt of
the Missouri. l.. U. hAeThAhl.
de2-7tC Dept. Q, N, Cen, q, O. N,
The national Republican., 1867-12-25
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

UNITED STATES HOTEL-M. ii. BEAN.
Middleton, fSt Fred Webster, Msi5isburg, Pa;
H Everett, Mass; Geo NJ Fits, ohioi Henry
ys WHst jGds.sPSSw a.sBPS dns %ssk
Auley, Il Peter Hunt, Baltimore, Md, Capt J
CCoombs and wife, Yi Dr d A Bennett, Dayton,
ley, il, BaltihoTe, Md K sSasert, Ps; John
81 sanHorns, n I; james + Burn. and Wiz,
John Stones, Mrs Q ii HaIleton, John Berry
Hugh Atkinson, Geo NJ sparkes, NY.
KIRKwooD HOUSE-HKsDLEr 4 dnHKS.
Jameson, Charles p Shaw, q W smith, " "
James Mortimer, Va; ID Carter, Hancock, Nd;
Ohio; Capt deo W Hsmbright, Pa; Frank Nor,
ton and wife, Chieagoj John NJ Sanderson, Pitts
HbIi,g biTgSr MItghy i,ns and SON. San ETansisco
N Thompson, Y; Edwin + johnson, Phlls-
delphia.
EBBITT HOUSE-C. O. WILLARD. 4
Major r King and lady, U s Al NJ stebbins,
SoSnor dfyiGs asyy HHenn Hani: kp6 Msms
@ and lady, L 0;L z CsihoSh, Pa; q Ii BrSsimin1 SsGe
Ter, Texas; A II Msfkisnd and lady, city; II "
PG9S% q oc aNS,Sn Msts
Albany; q Boggs, U S N.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL-PorTs SAELLEY
YM siiys, Petersburg. Va; Avanss brown
Mills, VIM X Bsroes, W N driswoid and wife,
Y; James Scott, Va; N W Stearnes, Boston
John Sweeny, Caledonia, Y; John H Barlow
Boston; Mosher, ~, Owen Burey, Md; b 6
Cieyeland, Alabama; Mr. and Mrs MoIieRry Hat
well, Baltimore.
WILLARD'S HOTEL-SyKEs,CHA ADwIoK Il Co
Monhemeic, " M N Mathews, Cincin
natl, Ohio; I T Gale, do; T Sicbfshop, U s N
John Kari u A Hill, 81 1.ouisi Q N dnrdneI
Harding, Phila; W Rose, Cincinnati, Ohio; Jas
J WorthiRgton, ] N Dauley, Y; David Muir
ray, New Brunswick, N J; p Newton, Chester
Pat p Millard, u $ A.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OwEN.
] Morris, NJ Miller, baltimore; Genera
Johnson, CincInnatij II d ID Gross, Val A
Higgs, U S Al T. Reside, Ind, II North, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25
Proposals.
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TR. e whit. rs5a
sllISad material and sHppiis. psriannS u ne road,
and .iSsr sauIp%sats, @ h as lows lows 'A M''nn''
sH miles BsIlrOaa Track.
2Puneh Bars-used.
9.wolb RsiirosS c6airs-soOd.
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kSss%Sys kSss%Sys hes ssdsSs-assssS
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ssSs:iis sssSss:iiiisiSSsrs0Ss; Ssr.s1Sscd. .
9square Brssses-good.
flM Cars-worn, but serylceable.
RaiirOsd Prog. and Switch stands-wor.
! JACK screws and Icvcrs-wOru.
] ssFS%sfs@SS,n ssrsy %I:nsSs,nworn.
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Grandc. Prom this point connection Is made BY
steamer with Brownsyille and MatamorAs.
OF the ten miles lso lD are washed away BY late
hurricane. 4jlo are in rnnnins order, although not
are buried In the sand.
Tho route the shortest and best for the immense
trae between tho qalf Of Mexico and the Interior Of
Southern Texas aud Northern Mexico, and the COM
Ra1Ies,lGH By rail alone can readily bo extended to
The railroad 70 Whites Rancho sayes thirty miles
cs ausso. good ss, ra, and mil spisea, E'a h''
The pT9peTty may 30 inspected on application to
aud any Information desired may be obtained from
master, Filth Military District, New Orleans, Lou.
A condition Of the sale will be that
shall be furnished for Government troops and sup
paid By the United states 10 other railroad companies
In the Fifth Military District.
Terms Of payment-Cash in United States Treasury
notes,
Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals should be endorsed .'Proposals for Bra
ios Santiago and Rio GIande Railroad ~ and ad-
dressed TO the undersigned at this ONCE
a. J. McG0NNIGLB,
BIZ It. Col and A. q. NJ. U.S.A.,
dec2l-td In charge Of Office.