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PROPOSALS FoR ARMY SUPPLIES.

foHr wApswoRrH. STATEN ISkAsp.,g.Y;B.{
Proposals. In dupl icate, with . copy o. This sd.
yertisement attached, will be received BY the un
dersigned until II O'Clock. g. M. Nov %. 1873. for
FRESH BEEF
The said beef must be frosh, Of a good MARI eta.
quarters, tneek. shank snd kidney taiiow to be
cost in such auSnti,y as may Be from line 10 Tine
onaeer shall designate-nOt exceeding four Zines
The nesks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut OF at
the fourth vertebral Joint, aud tho breast trimmed
OF from three to four inches above the knee Joint
and Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above
separate proposals. in duplicate will also DO 70.
eeiyed by the undersigned up TO the same hour and
date above meniioned, for supplying commissioned
or supplied thsrefrom, with such choice fresh
meats as theJ may from time 10 time require such
as ,irloiu and porter house steak, standing RIBS
These contracts to be in force six months OF such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
commencing on the lst q december, lsos, and sub.
the Department Of the East.
In case OF failure or deficiency In the quality or
cred, then The Commissar at FORT Wadsworth, n.
by purchase, and he contractor will DO CHARGED
The contractor will be required to enter into
bends Tor the sun Of tW9 thousand dollars. signed
Must n ssS Ss siS whose names
The proposals wi be opened at II o'clock A. m
York haIbor. at which time aud place bidders are
Proposals wifi be marked Proposals for Beef, -
and .fffl .as Is, Ary b. S " Mt g. $ Z
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEibED STATES PATEsf OIyI9ii

On the petition of jamfS EasisSIT' q Albany,
New York, praying for tho extension Of q patent
granted to him on the 18th day, Of February,
June, 1865, and numbered respectively 5000 and
500, for an Improvement IN Base Burning Stoves;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the 10Th day Of January next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections.
dispositions, and other papers should be hled IN
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA ROOTB,
Oe0-Th3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND FORAGE.
OFFICE OF. CHIHP ouAhrRKNAsrRR

LIrTLB Rock, Nov. 8, 1858, }
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, are invited and
WILL BIO received at this OHios until u m, on MON
pay the Oth day q EoSember. 1865 Az supply.
lug the ouArtermaster's Department at BAtesvllle
aaad Payetteyille, Ark, With Wood, Hay, and
The Wood and 70 40 10 DO Of the best quality,
and to be delivered at such time and In suen yuan
titles a. the Post QqArtermaster may Iequ ire for
use. Each bid must be AeeompA MED BY the Iltten
guarantee Of two responsible parties that In case
Tho contract - awarded TO the bidder, good and
fofmAnes OF the contract.
hi United States reserved the right to reject any
Proposals. will DO Endorsed Proposals fer Wood
aud f9ssss a. % Ger Rsysitsviiis. Ark.
Py order Of Brovet Major dsneEsI e. II; Smith.
a. o, n. N. BATGHKLDER.
Of Ark. ~ n0yiStd
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
., Ho,ss:; F,rF X Ma M as DSsrsrer.l

M aEb. ffFfu MILITANT
STATE OF TRxAs, OFFICE CHiEH Q. NJ,
AUSTIN, Texas, October q, ls8
ssa;s 81 NdbSPe. . Be %
no'sloek. n fos the transports.iop II piliiaSy
thirty first day Of December. ls. On the following
ROUTE No. q
From San Antonio 70 all military pcsts and
camps that arg Or may be estabu.hsd On the Tssas
IIon.sI, scq q q Red river and north Of 81 de-
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred tIoo)
pounds, per one hundred (lo0) miles at which they
will transport said supplies. .
Bidders should give their names In fulf. as well
as their places OF residence, and each proposal
should BE- accompanied By bond In the sun Of ten
contracts awarded for the route Ineniioned In the
proposals to the parties proposing, the contract
will DO accepted and entered into, and good and
sunleient security furnished By said parties In
eordance with the terms Of this advertisement.
The amount OF bonds equired from the contractor
will be hfty thousa nd ttjO, 0O0) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solveney of each bid
der and person offered as security i'll be required
Forms Of contract may be seen at the ice VI the
Depot QuArtermaster AZ San Antonio and At Mar
thall, Texas, and A. this once, O RI. fa
=, The right is reserved 10 reject any on all bids
Propossis must BE- indorsed Proposal. for Army
Transportation" and addressed to the under
AZ command Of Breret Major 9on s14TtS R'y-
Byyst Brig.dier General and q. q. M, .FIfth
hilitAry District. unq.td
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pIITL OF IEEAs, UFFTCk OF chilly q. n,
, AUSTIN, TEXAS, 1863
Sealed proposalsi In duplicate will be received at
this once until Tuesday, December !. 1865, for
Texas. -
Plans aud specifications can be examined nj tba
9ihce OF the Chief QuarteTmaster department. OF
LouiniAnA, New Orleansi at the ONCE Of the super
yising QuArtsrmhster, sui. district of thu Rio
Gfande, Brownsyille, Texas, and at this Office
Zach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
bility must be certified TO by a clerk Of a COURT
that the bidder Is competent to carry out the con.
his place OF residence
Proposals. TO be plainly indorsed "Propo ,ais Tor
the constru elton OF Hospital at Laredo, TexasI
and addressed to tho underslgned,
BY command Of Breyet Major General Reynolds.
Breyet Brigadior General and G, q, NJ, Pifth Nil.
itary District. oc3g.a
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PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.


0alee Of Chief ouaTtermaster.
Austin, Texas, October n, 1864
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be recei ed nj
this Once until MONDAY, December ID, is6s, al
twelve o'clock N. for the transportation Of MiII-
tary Supplies, from the hrst day Of January 1860,
to the thirty nrst day Of December, 1850, on the
S .'D aoUTE NO.
- from indian% 20 Austin. Texas. and all inter
Bid ers will state the rate per one hundred uOO)
pounds per one hundred tl00) mlles at which the y
Will Transport said supplies.
as their places OF residence, aud each proposal
should be accompanied By bond In the sum q Ten
thousand slO.oCO) dollars, signed By two or more
responsible persons, guaranteeing that In case the
contract Is awarded for the route mentioned In the
proposals 70 the parties proposing the contract will
Be accepted aud entered, into, and good and SUI.
deient security faInished By said parties, in
anse with the terms q this Advertisement,
will be MY thousand tS50 ,0OOJ dollars
Satisfactory evidence Of the soiyency of eacb
bidder and person offered As security will be re-
Forms Of contract may be seen At tho once Of thu
Depot QuarterInAster At San Antonio and at Mar,
shall. Texas, aud at this once.
The right y reserved to reject any or all bids thai
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for army
transportation, and addressed to the under.
p1 Ss command Of Br0''s MAi9r esns5.IT Rsy
Military District. nov6.td
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OYRIGR CHiRp QnARrERAAsrEn,

lEADaUARTERs DEPARTMENT or DAkOTA,
OFRICB CHIRP QUARTRRAAsrER,
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct, 10, 1865
Proposals. will be received by tho undersigned
Inlil December 81 lSSs 70 erect n ne9STdSsse with
lnSs At Fort TotIsn, B. 4 fhs BIDS will be IL dc.
tail TO conform to the and plans Afore
said, for each building such part Of each as may
be required separately and for the material In
whole or part, according TO the requirements Of the
case. All the labor, mechanical or other, to be
done by the contraction
This inyitAtion is made only TO men Of business
and capital. or who can command capital and who
are In oondthon to do what II Ia desired 10 have
done on tue part Of tho Goyernment
8, u. HOLABlRD,
oo2iid Deputy q. NJ. uenenl, u, g. A.
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| Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tlmoIe steam lines aud Adams Express to care OF
| X. II. HayenneT, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
| will be forwarded as far as LeesbuTE free OF
| charge other than our regular tariff rates.
| Communication Psssenge Tickets between Alex.
RndriR and LeesburK aud intermediate stations At
| cheap rates.
| Hound Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
| between Alexandria and LeeSbuTg, and between
those places and nteTmediate points. issued at
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
| motif GENERAL bupeTinten dent.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OPFicE ACTIS0 CoNAIssARY SUBsIsrgSCRl
0oLpsBoRo',N N. G., Nov. 7, lsGS
Sealed proposals In duplicate are In Tied and IN
be received at this once until twelve (i2J clock
m, saturday. November 10, 1888, for furnishing
tue United States Subsistence Deps rtment, with
such quantities Of fresh beef as may DO required
Py ms department Tor any purpose. At dolds.
1862 The beef must be OF good and mark table
qualify subject 70 rigid inspection (ueeks, thanks
factory, purchase will be made In open market and
ne contractor charged with the excess Of price
All questions cOncer ning quality quantity and con
dillon will be settled by the otoer u the Subss-
teneo pepaItment receiving the meat,
Good and Client security will be required for
due fulhlinent OF the contract. and the names Of
the proposed sureties must accompany each bid.
the end OF each month,
By order q Bvt Brig. Geu. T. J. IIAysEs,
Chiei ComInissaTy Department Subsistence
JAMES y. SIMPSON,
I'd Lieut.. 10Th Infantry,
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING A BUILDING.

HEADQUARTERS DHP'r OF THE sourH,)
CHIIY ouAkrEHnAsrER's OPYrUE,
ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. %, 1865.
Sealed proposals. will be received At this ofice
Until y m. November z, 1893. a Witch time they
ing brick Lodge Building At the National Gene
tsry a Florence, according 70 plan and spec
termaster, Charleston, 8. @.
acted. -
Proposals should be endorsed "PIoposals for
Erecting a brick Lodge Buiiding, and addressed
to n. SAXTON,
Brew. Brig, Den. ojM., q. s. T.,
uo2 I'd Chief O. NJ DEP. Of the South
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Proposals..
FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
STATE or TExas. oSsyos Q. q. NJ.

srArE or Texas. OTEIcr q u ny
hrsTIs. TEXAS. Nov. Z 1906
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this office until MONDAY, December Il, 1885, at
II o'clock m, for the transportation OF military
Ist day Of December is6S. on the following route
viz: porrp
ROUTE No. J.
From BRENNAN. on the terninus OF the western
branch Of the Texas Central Railroad, to Austin,
Texas $500
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (lOO)
pounds per one hundred tlDO) miles At which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should giyetheir names in full. as well AZ
their places Of residence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by bond IL the sum Of ten thou
sand no. O0) dollars. signed by two OF more respon
sible persons. guaranteeing that In case the con-
tract awarded for the route mentoned In the pro
accepted and entered into; and good aud sutieisnt
sssIrtty furnishes ~ SAD parties, In accordance
tor will be any thousand 80. Qoo) dollars.
Satisfactory eyidenee Of the solyeney Of each
S 9td1si anu person 0A'''' :. '''u'' wiz re-
Forms OF eonuAet ma pe seen ~ tne once o, tue
depot HuArtermAstef ~ Dan ANTONIO ana AZ mar
shall, TeIas, and AZ TINS once,
that may be offered.
rroP1sas mus De nS IA .nb V ~ ~ ,OI
de5.iGned. -, ux., u.,o. o..,
By command Oh Brewer MAJOR Hsnsra j. }.
Reynolasi A PprIEk Nan
tary District noiF I'd
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING WINTER
| STAINED OIL.
| OEFtcE or rHR Iia1T HorsR BoaRn'
WisHIsaros err, Nov. ?, isas
SEALED Proposals VIII Il. y. 1 nbs 9m nee
until eLoek, p M " t ,h ny NV oI pe-
tsbisbmsns With spy Isou.sud ts1 o6oS esllas,
| o. he pest quAnv pure "in'et'oHaiheo oh' IT.
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E9ADoUABrERs DEPARTMENT or THE
CHIP QUARrHRMAsrHR'sO OF.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or rHH SouTU.
CHIP QUARrHRMAsrHR's OFFICR,
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. q, lS6S
Se4lsd proposals will DO received at this Office
nutl ~ N, Noyepber 18Th, 1865, NJ which tims
erecting brick Lodge building al tho national
Cemetery a sslisbury, y. G., according 10 the
Post ouartermAstsr at Raleigh, N. q, INV
acted. N'' wa Nv "a
PTopoSals should be endorsed ''Propossls for
erecting Brick Lodge DuiIdiaS,,, and ADJ resssd
BIGy B shS,S Cen. 2, N" u .A. thisfQ N pspt
"'pssouNh' ncylQ'td
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ThhG saitAbEEfHfk. xkb NHEMw7sYs dRS
WAsHIrerog, Sep. Is N6e-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York ale
now run a. follows, vir:
YoR NEW YORK, without change OF ears.
Leave daily tsxespt Sunday at s. q. m. II %
= FOR PHILADELPHIA, n
Leave daily tsrsspt sunday) atsGOa. m, II 20
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York ns.~ p m. AID Philad.sl-
phia at o. 70 D. m -.
slsspins ears Tor New York on o. op m trail. OF ly
Through tickets to PhilAdelphia, New York or
Boston. be had At the Station ofee At ali hotrs
10 the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adysrtI ssmsnt
for schedule between washington, Baltimore, An
napolih. and the west J. L. WILSON,
MaSfsr OF Transportation
L. N. COLk,
General Ticket Agent
0RO. 8. KOOhTZ,
Agent. WASH nRtop.
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1000 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOOS
TO THE MORT INVEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WET. SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and Ate. MAY 2ith. 1867. trains will As
washinstss !Sam. Baltimore Il lep, m.
Keen. ID :"
THE GREAT DOUBLE!TRACK RoUTR
With BLEGAnT SCENERY, Palace st.te-rooni,
day and night Cars, with mod ern and
saving from four to twelve hours in lime over any
other route; Two huedred miles saved to Western
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THB WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTsBtR0H without change - -
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
ths sdxantasss Of making ali changes in UNION
Tickets by this route can DO procured at the
once. corner Of Sixth street and Pepnsyiyanis
avenue under National Hotel, where reliable infor-
nation will be given Al all times,
Passengers procuring Tickets ct this ofhce can
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Elmira
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. @.
deS-1y Baltimore. Nd.
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RALTiNoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.


WAsgNarox, Sept Is, 1888.
x5Rs .n SssSss iPs
now run Is fOnGSS oss; ~, .ir,xop,
m Le.y s (, dab, ss:sp, ss.ssy, M7.co and s oA
R0R ALL WAT STATIONS.
Lesys daily. sreept Sunday. At 100 a. m and
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave sta. m and q % p. m. No train 10 or from
Annapolis on 'an 'dof SUNDAY,
FOR BALTIM0RR
Leave at q m. and 4 % 70 and 9. s0p. m
FOR WAY efATIoNs.
Leave Al q. m, and 4 % and 5 80 D. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
sa, m. and l. 20. Q. 20, and Q. 30 D. m.
On Saturday AZ N. And ADp. IN.
neesas a Relay station With Trains from Baltimore
ThrouEh tickets 70 the West eau be had at the
washinTton Station Ticket once Al ali hours 10 the
Y. NAV r q Passh and Boston, see I'D.
... Master 81 fi.s sstsI
Genarai Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. KOONfk,
leusral Agaut Waak fu stnn
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Railroad Routes.

WAssRIEgT9ys, !. 49, ,ALsxkNDRIA.
until inIther notice. Local PASSENGER Trains will
lows. 800 = = - - -a''' : - ~"
ti pi.n wA'Hsaros l. Y,ss a,Ps.,
Maryland Az. Depot, 10 KIM K ~ fsspb a. a @
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rHRouuH TRAINS,
p Leave wzsHtysros. IRON Maryland Avenue
" :" 7 s6sDAY TRAINS. .....
nLs,vn wAssnssr9s. from Msryla9d ASenas
and King streets. Al and 70 A. n !. and I and s
asDPM 9. a, sTBvENs, Cen supiE :.
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LExANDRIA. LogpoyN AND HAMPsHlRy
"A RAILROAD.
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The many Thousands cured At Ills instItutioa
within the las. sishtsen Year., and the numerous
sItsss oRsr'iSsni IisSfssr. q
many other papers, NOTICES Of yhieh .Ppesied
staadins As gentleman Of character and respopzi.
biity. sqAssnt {psfSn pss e tAe snie.sd
\ Persons writing should be particular In direct
ing their letters 70 his IN the following
rnsnner; JOHN M JOHNSTON, NJ. d.,
Baltimore Lock hospital.
Jes-ly Baltimore, MARYLAND,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-08-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The Internal
Revenue Commissionership has finally gone
begging for some person to fill it, having
been positively refused by Governor Cox, of
Ohio. The President rendered it to several
parties to-day, among them Governor Cox,
of Maryland, the new Commissioner of Pen.
sions. AS far as known it has not been ac-
cepted. Attorney general Evarts, who is
still absent, is said to have prepared an
opinion, to the effect that when an official
resigns and such resignation is accepted by
the President, there is a vacancy. If Mr.
Evarts gives such an opinion it decides Mr.
Rollins case at once, and the latter has
already signified his willingness to aoide by
the decision of the Attorney General.
The announcement made some time age
that the claims of the United States against
the pro. Rebel bankers of Paris, Erlanger &
Co., had been decided adversely in the courts
there, was a mistake. The case has only
been appealed to a higher court, and the
State Department has authorized Minister
Dix to engage some of the ablest French
lawyers to represent our government. Some
| eight or ten millions of dollars are invol
we'd.
The health of Thaddeus Stevens contin
ues to grow worse, and his strength is fast
failing. He ha6 arranged 20 leave tomor
row for Lancacter, but under advice of hi.
physicians his departure is indemnity post
poned. He is confined to bed, and see.
very few friends.
A despatch from Lieutenant, Governor
Gleason, of Florida, received here to-day
says the Legislature of that State has passed
a bill providing for the choosing of Pres
dental electors by the Legislature in joint
session. The bill will receive the sanction
of the Governor and become law.
The President in reply to some inquiries
made the other day as to what he intended
doing to aid the success of the Dcmocra
ticket, said whatever he might do he certain
ly would not do anything to help Genera
| Grant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-08-08

A WHITE MANS GovERNMENT.-Thos
who have been vociferating for white
mans government, for the past few years,
and have quaked with fear at the idea of
negro supremacy, will be interested in the
following notice from the Georgia Telegraph,
a rebel Democratic paper, of the 18th inst
Hundreds of the colored voters were in
the Seymour and Blair procession, in Macon,
last Wednesday night, and thousands more
cheered it on with right good will. The
talk about Conflict of races" is all stuff. The
Democrats in this canvass are going to il.
lustrate not a conflict, but cooperation Of
races. We mean that somewhere between
four, ifths and nine tenths of the Georgia
negroes shall vote with US, and by our side,
in this election and we mean in this to do
not the slightest violence to his inclination
He shall vote as be chooses, and he shall
vote for his own best interests and happi.
ness. We notify all carpet, baggers and ad
venturers at home and abroad, that we in.
tend to try conclusions with them on this
point, and help themselves if they can. The
vote of Georgia this fall shall be higher
unit than it ever was before. The Radical,
shall get enough of manhood suffrage" ii
Georgia to satisfy them for four years a
least.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-08-08
BREYlEIES.

A spirited candidate-Frank Blair.
A. T. Stewart has bought 100000 villa
at New Port.
The Queen of England proposes taking
a Swiss tour, in cog.
Photographs of Lougfellow sell immense
ly we'll in England now.
We believe in woman's rights, but not in
Cady Stantons writes Chicago Post.
The horse car companies of New York
lost 81 horses recently from overheating.
Boston is fond of frogs. One dealer there
sells six hundred pairs of legs per week.
General Grant owns forty-two horses, it is
said, and the whole batch is only worth
about $4,000.
House of Commons costs eight thousand
dollars year.
The Democrats of Michigan have candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor whose name
is Coffinbury.
Newberryport has an old berry woman
who is 05 years of age, and has for seventy
years been pedding fruit.
Pennsylvania was invanded by the rebels
July /, 1868 a; New York, July 8, 1868.
The last new thing in ladies fashions is
patent eyelashes.
Canada forsees itself as the great water
ing place of the United States.
Indiana Democrats will not allow Frank
Blair to speak in their State, under any pre-
text.
The Irish People, a neutral paper publish.
cd in New York, has the following in refer
ence TO August Belmont:
Irshmen-Irish Democrats-tho man who has
unblushingy proclaimed himself in an American
court of law an agent OF England-your old enemy
the desolator of your paternal hearths-is the
identical individual who is actual chairman of the
Democratic National Executive Committee
A secessionist at Cape May offered to bet
SEQ, 900 that Ohio would go for Seymour
but when it was accepted with the addition
of $4,000 that Ohio would give ten thousand
for Grant, and twice 5000 that the same
State would give him twenty thousand ma
jority, the gallant butternut turned his gray
back and retreated.
A little daughter of Mr.. s. Jordan, Dur
ham, Connecticut, swallowed a piece o.
acorn last winter, since which time she ha.
been troubled with very bad cough-sC
bad that she was thought to be in consump
tion. About three weeks ago she cougheo
up the acorn, which was found to be sprout
ed, and she has been well ever since.
Pike, of Opera House fame, is reported Il
be woith Sl2,00O,000. Whoever caugh
that pike made a good haul.
A good sized piece of horse radish KEEP
in the mouth at church, will keep you awak
daiipg the most sleep provoking sermon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-08-08

GEs. BLAIR, in his speech At Ieavcnwo,th,
on the 18th ult., made some declarations
that will be neither complimentary or agree,
able to the Democracy. lie had tho tcmef
ty to declare, that "he had nothing To nay
against Gen. Grant, personally, and that
his military services would ever be remrm,
bered with pride" What will the copper
head journals, who have not brains enough
to discriminate between argument aud
abuse of Gen. Grant, say to such dceara,
tion from their own candidate. and hc q
soldier too. But tho most unkind cut was
his declaration, that "thc Radical party
had made eopperhcadism respectable"
Surely if tholiadeals have roally accomplish
ed so great change, they are entitled to
the lasting gratitude of respectable citizens
of all parties.