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BKEvITIES.

Southern Radical journals are in favor of
U. s. Grant for President.
The President is evidently determined to
force Secretary Stanton to resign.
Barnum has bought 100000 house on
Fifth avenue. .#I
The weevil has made its appearance
about Richmond.
John Tyler, Jr., son of President Tyler, is
giving lectures.
A mandatory in Maine makes 10000
bedsteads per annum.
Cattle are wanted in California to eat the
grass that is going to waste.
A number of hogs have died from eating
diseased potatoes, at Monticello, N. Y.
A diamond weighing 90 carats and worth
$4,000, has just been found near Cape Town.
A man in Paris is creating a great noise
in the world by playing on seven drums at
once.
Brigham Young took only two dozen of
his wives with him on his recent pleasure
trip South. .t q
In Richmond, a "Black Crook" nymph
eloped with one of the "red devils" the
other night.
The man who first offered anthracite coal
for sale as fuel, was put into an asylum for
the insane, and died there.
Elk. Governor Cox, of Ohio, is reported
to be opposed to negro suffrage. Mr.. Cox
is Republican.
Reports from all parts of Wisconsin are
favorable as to the crop prospects, except
as to winter wheat in Fond du Lac county.
1t is said that an old lady, recently
deceased, has left large fortune to Mr..
Henry Bergin, President of the New York
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. if5eaH j.. a-.8fsl,' .a.t
Wedley Miller was struck in the head
with ball while playing base ball at
Ochoes, New York, few days since, and is
lying dangerously Ill Of brain fever in con.
sequence. t.t- a. iI- tf
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TH f SOUTH.

GEN. sHERIDAN's PROTEST AGAINST A RE
OPENING OF THE REGISTRY LIsTs--A SHARP
ARGUMENT AGAINST THE ATTORNEY GEN
ERALS OPINION.
General Sheridan sent General Grant the
following to-day:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New ORLEANS, June 90, 1867.
Gen. U. s. Grant, Washington:
GENERAL am in receipt of Telegram,
from the President, through Brevet Major
General Townsend, Adjutant General United
States army, directing me TO extend the
registration in this city and State until Au-
gust /, unless have some good reason to
the contrary, and ordering me to report
success and such reasons for his information,
and also stating that in his judgment this
extension is necessary to full and fair regis
tration, and that the time should be thus
extended because other district commanders
will not get through before that time. My
reasons for closing registration in this city
were because had given the city two and a
half months, and there were no more to
register. ...-.
/ have given the State two and hall
months, and registration will be exhausted
by that time. did not feel warranted il
keeping up boards of registration at large
expense to suit new issues coming in at the
eleventh hour. The registration will be
completed in Louisiana at the time specified,
unless / am ordered to carry out the law
under Mr.. Stanbery's Interpretation, which
practically in registration is opening a broad
macaGamized road for perjury and fraud to
travel on. do not see why my registration
should be dependent on time when other
district commanders get through. u
have given more time for the registra-
tion of Louisiana than they propose to give
In their commands, for I commenced six
weeks before they did. Iregret that should
have to differ with the President, but II
must be recollected that Fave been ordered
to execute law to which the President has
been in bitter antagonism. If after this re-
port the time be extended, please notify
and 1t will be done. ! would do 1t at once
but the Presidents telegram was conditional
and there is sufficient time left to issue the
necessary orders. .i.... ....-s. ..l. +.
bsl-r'-'., -,,,, p. II. SHERIDAN,
MAJOR General U. 8. A.
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stockhelders, nIeetinx.

A MEETING on the Stockholders Of the Phila.
"A dslphia = Erie Rsilrosd Company, viii be held
at the Once OF the Company NO, 80 Walnut street,
in the City Of philsdslphia on Saturday, the 10Th
inst nsxi Il II oeock noon. 70 take into consdsr.
atien : joint agreement entered into between the
Managers Of said Company and The Directors Of the
Warren and Franklin Railway Company for tbs
merger Of the Rights, Franchises md Property Of
the latter Company, into the said Philadslphia I
Erie Railroad Company and 70 vote for the adoption
or rejection OF the same = !. ~
Philsderhis, June -, 1887 siltA 4 a.
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In Terry county, Florida, few days
since, Mr.. Manly was killed by bear. He
had evidently shot and wounded the animal,
and approached to finish him with q re-
volver, when the bear sprang upon him,
caught his head in his mouth and crushed
the skull. When found, Mr.. Manly and
the bear lay dead side by side.
The Philadelphia Ledger; In noticing
the fact that the income returns are no Just
index to the wealth Of their possessor, says
that great house that has just failed in
New York, will have to return an income
OF SS00,O00, and many men who have not
Jailed, and who do not mean to, return
large incomes, but are really poorer than
they were before their profits were made,
for they have lost them and more with
them. .r.-.-.' N
Among the cooperative movements an.
nounced from New York Is the formation
of cooperative importing dry goods
house, in which managers and clerks will
have share Of the profits, and country
merchants are expected to be stockholders
Twenty-eight years ago General Sheridan
was boy in hardware store, and after
wards went into dry goods store. He
was fortunately nominated to West Point
by General Ritchey, a member of Congress
and thus wo were insured q good general.
A man In Ohio has commenced twenty
thousand dollar suit against a woman fol
attempting to ALLEVIATE his wifes affections
from him. ,rn 30
The receipts Of the Western Union Tele
graph Company, for the four months ending
April both, were $2,s40, ,236, and its mel
profits during that peried Ss66,568.
A man out West attempted to steal q
whole flock of sheep. He had got them
ont Of their pasture ard driven them several
milos before he was overhauled.
In England it is proposed to lay two pairs
OF nearly flat rails with slight depression
central for omnibus wheels, and guids-rail
midway for the driver to sight with the
pole OF his carriage, go as to keep the track.
Judge Clark, of Arkansas, while under
arrest, charged with defrauding soldiers
orphans and widows out of their pensions
collected by him, with judicious good taste
cut his throat - ="
The appropriation of $500,000 for ex
penses incurred in enforcing the Reconstruc,
tion act IN the different military department.
is said to be insufficient, and an additiona
appropriation will be aiked for when Con
gress meets.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-29

AT Camp "Dick Robinson" Kentucky,
the Union men of the neighborhood, aided
by the "Boys in Blue" raised, shortly after
the death of General Nelson, magnificent
lag-staff, to his memory, as gallant soldier
of the Union, and from its peak threw to
the breeze the Stars and Stripes. This staff
stood, not only as monument to the heroic
Nelson, but also as an emblem of the Union,
until the night of the 18th inst, the next
night after the opinion of Mr.. Stanbery
was telegraphed to the rebels in Kentucky,
when it was felled to the ground by the
traitors, who, up to that period, had dared
not lay upon it their unholy hands. Not
satisfied with cutting down the staff, the
yindictive scoundrels chopped it to pieces.
This is but another comment on the Attor-
ney-General's argument against the Recon
struction act of Congress. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-29

DY virtue Of mndry writs Of Venditioni Exponas,
ID ISSUED out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland county, and 10 me directed, will
Ss sSpGsi1 puSS sas iI IY
1867, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following lots and
pieces Of ground with the sppurenances In the town
Of Trevorton, Northumberland county, described as
follows Wis:
Lots number Q, 10, IL, IL and lS, In block lots
number and In block 10 lots number l, 2, 8, 4,
S. and In block IL lots number Q, 10, IL, IL and
l3 in block II; lots number l, g. 3, a. 8, and in
block IS; lots number ], 2, 8, and In block 23
i0 Ds sios1 T? ss iois and in block 50
lots number 6, 8, o, 10 and IL in block 80 lots
number i, 8, b, ., and in block 40 lots num-
Der 8, So, 2, and Is In block Al lots number
and in block "A; lots number 10, and IL In block
AS lot number In block 40; lots numbers 7, 8, o,
10 and IL in block 53 lots number and In block
81 lots number 7, g. Q, 10 and il in block IS lots
number s. A. . Q, 10 and Is In block o7 lots num-
Der ii and IL In block 81 which Is erected two
story double frame house; lots number ! and in
block SO lots number and in block 90; lots num-
ber l., 2, 8 and In block 81 lot number In block
81; lots number 8, I, and 8, In block eS lots ], 2.
lots number 8, Z, IL and Is in block 7o lots NUM-
Der and In block II lots number and In
block 10 lots number and 8 in block 81 lot num-
Der in block 65 lets number and in block 20;
block o. lot No Is in block ss; lots No. and in
block lOS; lots No. 8, and Is in block 100 los l.
and in block ITO lots number ], and IN block
ll6 lots number 9, and In block ia lots mum.
Der T. and in block l2o lots humber 4and in
in block 1856 lot number in block 1ao lots mum.
Der A. 2, 8 and IL in block l37 lots number 10, IL
~ and Is In block 1888 lots number 5, and in
block l40 also upon outlots in said town Of Trevor
ton as follows, Wis Outlets number !, q ., 0, a.
IL, II, q, rs and 20, each containing two acres
more or less also oatots number d, 81 80, IS, 80
as A. 81 Ss 81 Ss &c. 70, Ts, ss, 81, 81 o. ss and
lO4, each containing one acre, more or less; also
town lots In block lettered "R !" also town lots in
block fettered S" also town lots in block lettered
"U !" also town lots in block lsttered s'X."
property Of Charles p Helfenstein, administrator o.
Edward Helfsnstein, decd, and William Deppin
with notice 10 Charles p. Hslfenstein and John Foy
Aszgnees Of Edward Helfsnstein. Id
I, DANIEL BEcKLRY, Sheriff
sunbury, June Il, 1857. 90 '
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9 THE attempt on the part of our
neighbor of the Gazette to over.estimate its
own importance in the party, and lowering
that of its neighbors by insinuations and
inuendoes has called out the following, from
the Miltonian:
"a young man who publishes paper at
Sunbury, and who has been in the habit for
number of years of soliciting patronage
from Republicans on the ground of martyr
dom, has lately boasted of possessing three
fourths of the patronage of the Republican
party of this county, in order to induce 5u-
siness men in this place to advertise in his
sheet-at the same time offering to take the
advertisements OF mnch lower rate than
is announced in his paper. Now we have
no objection to any one getting living in
an honorable way. But when the gentleman
alluded to makes statements derogatory to
the Miltonian and which he knows to be
false, for the purpose of inducing one of our
patrons to withdraw his patronage from this
paper and bestow it upon the martyr" sheet
we think it high time to caution our friends
against giving aid and assistance to the un.
deserving representative of rival town
who seeks in such an underhanded way tc
injure this paper. We give the young mar
alluded to due notice that we shall permit
no attempted infringements of our rights to
go unrebuked, nor shall we longer quietly
submit to the "martyr" dodge nor "three
fourths the Republican patronage" Boosting
A wanderer on the political sea, the "mar
TYR craft came into the port and met will
kindly greetings as long as its log bool
showed clear record. But when falsehoot
, and underhanded means of advancement ar,
resorted to by the captain it is time the yes
eel should be hauled up for repairs. w
trust the managers of the craft alluded II
will see the necessity of inserting planl
called "fair dealing" in their superstructure
and they will probably get along NOR
smoothly hereafter; If, however, they wisl
to hoist the black flag we are ready for them
and believe the Republican party of thi
county will stand by the old vessel which
has ever carried their colors at it's mast
head" HrL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-29

THE dedication of the new Masonic Tenn
pie, in Boston, on Monday last, was of the
most imposing character. From fifteen to
twenty thousand members Of the Masonic
Order were assembled on the occasion, and
the procession, formed after the ceremonies
were concluded at the Temple, was some
four miles in length. Everything passed off
most pleasantly, and there was q general
reunion of hearts and of hands among the
members who were congregated from all
parts of our country.
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The Association have appointed Receivers, Mesars
GEORGE A. COOKE CO., whose well known inte-
gritty and business experience will be sufficient guaran
lee that the money intrusted to them will be promptly
piled TO the purpose stated
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1867,
To the Ofheers and Members Of shs Washington Libra
ry Co, N. 8. READ, Secretary.
Gentemen -on receipt Of your favor Of the 15th inst
notifying Of sour appointment Rtcevers for YOU
Company, we took the liberty 10 submit copy Of youl
gaanoy of The State and having received his favor.
able opinion In regard to legality and sylpaihzins
with the benevolent object OF your Association viz the
education and maintenance Of the orphan children Of oul
soldiers and slsrs at the Riverside Institute, we have
,oncinded to accept the trust and 70 best Efforts tc
promote % worthy an object. ...
Respectfully, yours, Ae-, t
GEO. A. COOKE co.
Address all letters and orders 10
GEO. A. COOKE d CO., BANKERS,
% South THIRD Street, Phladslphla, Pa
Receives COT the Washington Library Co. ~
June %, le67,-em
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SARSAPARILLA.

is a concentrated ex-
tract Of the choice root, so
combined with other sub
stances Of still greater al
.teratiye power as TO afford
an effectual antidote for
diseases Sarsararilla is re-
puted TO cure. Such a
remedy is surely wanted
by those who suffer from
Strumous complaints, and
hhat nna which will aconm-
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ty- JURY CoMMrssrosER-wo obaerve

ew jury COMMISSIONER observe
that Jacob Seasholtz, Esq, of Lower Au-
gusta, has been recommended as proper
person to discharge the duties of. this new
Office The incumbent should be man we'll
acquainted, throughout the county, with
the people. Mr.. Seasholtz has all the re-
quisite qualifications, and would make an
excellent officer for that position.
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Bountyr Account of ShamoIxfn
Town arpfuA - b..

Bank discount paid Northumberland
Bank on notes, fA.
Expenses and time allowed s. A. Berg
stresser and Martin Gass in filing lst
quota at Harrisburg,
For time and expenses allowed Elijah Chi
dester in filing Sd quota at Harrisburg
and Baltimore, .t
For time and expenses allowed Martin Gass
in filling I'd and Sd quotas at Harris
burg and Baltimore, 81
To enlistment papers, counsel fees and inoi-
dental expenses incurred In filling the
different quotas,
To time and expenses allowed Martin Gass,
collector, to enforce collection of Boun.
ty Tax from Ephraim r. Miller,
To amount paid Morris Sober, for taking re-
cruits to Harrisburg on the last call for
troops, -'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-29

tW TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvEN-
TON, held at Williamsport on the 26th inst,
nominated the Hon. Henry H. Williams, of
Pittsburg, on the 9tt bsllot--the vote stand
ing as follows: .....-...... ~.
Henry II. Williams, 85
M. Russell Thayer, r.sa.. 40
Judge Lynn, 90
Judge Williams has the reputation of be-
ing the ablest man on the bench in Alleghe-
ny county, and will be elected without
doubt
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SCHEDULE OF PREsENTs

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS
Cash Present $4,000
Cash Present 10000
Cash Present .H 10000
Cash Present ....I 5000
Cash Presents Of 81, 500 each 5000
Handsome Country Residence, Stable, Grounds,
&C., Germantown Philadelphia, 1900
Double Residence, three story brick Camden 1900
Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds, Ground with busi-
ness established, No. 1914 Washington Ay-
enne, Philadelphia, 5000
Country Residence, Riverside, N. g., with
Ground, Fruits, &c. 10000
ThIeestory Cottage, Lot, sc. 5000
20 Valuable building Lots, Riverside, $500 each 5000
Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span OF
Horses, Harness, &c, complete 5000
10 Valuable building Lots, Riverside $500 each 5000
Beautiful Silver Gray Horse, l6i hands high,
sired by the celebrated imported Arabian
Horse "Caliph !" also, a hight Road Wagon
weight lao pounds, with set of superior
single Harness, &C., making hrstclass
20 Pianos, $500 each lO,OO0
20 Meodeons, S225 each a,5OO
Rosewood Sewing Machines S2eo each 1000
10 Family Sewing Machines, si0o each 1000
so Fine Gold Watches, $500 each 10000
100 Oh Paintings, by leading artsts-aggIegae
value lOQoO
Came's Hair shawls, 81 900 each 500
Cancels Hair shawls, 80, 600 each 5000
Handsome Lace Shaws, $3.50 each $50
10 Cashmere shawA ESQ each 500
90 Silk Dress Pattern SIS each 1,500
So City Building Lots, sl75 each $3.50
The remainder will consist of silveIwAre, Musical
Boxes Opera Glasses, Pocket Bibles, and diff
ferent articles OF ornament and use, amonnt-
ing to, $4,000
Total, 100000
All the properties given clear OF incumbrance.
HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND ENGRAVIFGS
Send orders to by mail, enclosing from 81 to $40,
either by Post Office orders in registered letter. at
ournsk Larger amounts should be sent by draft
press.
10 shares with Engravings $3.50
25 shares with Engravngs % SO
50 shares with Engrayings $3.50
70 shares with Engravings $3.50
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Total expenditures,
S37,lo7 81

By monies drawn from Northumberland
Bank, CI- Ia ga 500 90
By money borrowed from different indvi-
duals Of Shamokn township tooancel
notes in Bank, 1853 64
By money paid by Amos Vastine, finan.
oier, on township bonds n. 1904 So
By money paid as interest on tw ship bonds AIT 27
By amt in hands Of Amos Vastine fnancer 800 OO
By amount raised on private subscription
throughout the township, glib 90
By amount realized on premiums OF re-
cruits first call, 90 90
Amour. Of Martin Gas' duplicate for
Bounty tax May 7th, 1864, 1893 SO
Exonerations on Gass duplicate sos II
By percentage on SIC, 1893 SO at 2 per ct. 207 96
cate 1O,lsO 81
Amount of Elijah Chidoster's duplicate
Exonerations on Chidesters dup. 1872 sl
By percentage on $7,4il 7sat2
Actual amount realised from chidestor's
duplicate 1,I3 90
Due shamokin township on Chidester's
duplicate q 90
Amount Of Isaac Sober's duplicate for
Bounty tax January 2eth, 1855, 5,906 "a
BY generations 40 "a
Balance due township on sober's duplicate 2s4O 80
Bounty tax. 5,94s 90
Bxonerations on Knebel's duplicate, 176 50
cate -- 4,OS2 6S
REHABILITATION.
Liabilities Of Shsmokn Township.
AMI due individuals on Township Bonds, $ll ,354 08
Assets,
Amt due from Elijah Chidester, collector, S27 90
" due from Isaac Sober i" 2S40 30
" due from Daniel Knnbel +" 4,9S2 IS
| In hands Of Amos Vastine fnancier, 500 90
......r $7,4i9 90
! Total indebtedness Of Shamokin township,
| June Sth, 1867. $3,904 10
! Per J. e. MuBEoH. elk.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned Audi
tors Of shamokin township, have audited the above
| Bounty Accounts, and pronounce the above state
ment to be true and correct. Witness hands and
| seals, this Sth day of June, 1867.
| JOHN KLASE, lis.
| JAMES LYNN, LIS
FURMAN FARNSW0RTH. ISL
|EH.....- Auditors. .
| June 10, 1857.
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The washington Library Co.,

The Washington Library Co.,
In order that the benevolent object set forth in this
circular may be successfully accomplished, have
Issued FIVE series of
FINE STEEL-PLATE ENGRAvINGS,
which put on subscription at prices much below
their retail value %
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH.
INGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued, stamped with the seal Of the Compa-
ny, and signed by tho Secretary (None Others
gennine) .' ..#-
Any person sending us One Dollar, or paying the
same to our local Agents. will receive imm edately
fine Steel Plate Engraving. at choice from the fol-
lowing list, and One Certificate Of Stock, nsuring
One Present in our published schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No. 1-"My Child Ny Child !" No. 2-"They're
Saved They're Saved ~ No. 3-"OId Seventy six
or, the Early Days of the Revolution"
ANY person paying Two Dollars will receive either
of the following fine Steel Plates at choice and
Two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming entitled to
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TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
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Any person paying three dollars will receive the
beautiful Steel Plate OF
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and three Certificates Of Stock, becoming entitled
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Any person paying -Four Dollars shall receive the
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| and Four Certificates Of Stock, emitting them tc
| Four Presents
FIVE DOLLAR RsoRAvIxas
| Any person who pays Five Dollars shall receive
| the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
"THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAHONTAS."
And Five Certificates Of Stock, emitting them to Five
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The engravings and Certificates will be delivered
to each subscriber at Local Agencies or sent By
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The Washington Library Company
win Award
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN PRESENTS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS,
On Wednesday, September 25th, 1867,
At PHILADELPHIA, PA, Or at the Institute, RIVER
SIDE, N. J.