Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-14
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Coal is twelve dollars ton in New Haven.
A Young Women's Christian Association
has been formed in Cincinnati.
Large numbers of Gcorgians AID Alaba-
mians are emigrating to Arkansas.
Oxen are scarce in Oregon. The average
price is $1,000 yoke.
The women of America wear $50, 100000
yards of calico in a year.
Three hundred different works have been
written on the American rebellion.
A Swedish nobeman has copper mine
for which he has refused $4,000, 900.
There were 1850 marriages ia New York
during October.
The women of America wear $50, 600, 900
yards of calico In a year.
Spanish etiquette permits no one TO sit in
presence Of the sovereign.
Gossip says that Patti is already tired of
her marriage-or or rather Of her husband.
Mahogany is so abundant in Nevada hs
to be used for fuel.
Southern ladies are considering whether
to abandon snuff dipping.
A St Petersburg paper announces that
there are no fewer than one thousand ladies
in that city engaged in the remuneratire art
of fortune telling.
Fifteen hundred dollars reward is offered
for the murder of General Iindman, one
thousand of it by the carpet bag State
government of Arkansas.
Paris has thirty establishments for the
sale of horsef1esh for the table, which con
sumo two thousand five hundrcd horses an
nually, representing over million pounds
Of cheap and wholesome meat.
Cabbage jelly is the latest luxury.
New England gives Grant ard CGlfax
about 100000 majority.
A Buffalo justice has decided that um-
hrellas are property.
The potato crop in the interior of the
State Is said to be excellent.
a Russian has invented a steam flying
machine; which he claims will travel eighty
miles an hour.
The Roman wriggle is supplement in
female Accomplishments to the GreciGn
bend.
The City passenger Railroad of Harris
burg seems to be failure. There is not
travel enough on it to keep it up There
is talk Of its being abandoned.
John Bright, the great leader of the Eng.
lish Liberals, says the Liberal party in Eng
land has the same object in view Ms the Re.
publican party of the United States.
The American Ring Company at Water.
bury, Conn, manufacture over one million of
eyelets daily.
In the Schuylkill county pa almshouse
is an Irish woman who has reached the age OF
one hundred and nine years.
Mr.. Charles A. Williams of Skowhegan,
Me-, has ihanuta actured twenty thousand
pairs Of skates during the past season.
The silver mines newly discovered in East.
ern Nevada have yielded, during the past
.hree months, about at average Of 100000
per month
A boarding. house keeper in Springfield
Mass, is in the habit, when her boar6ers
neglect to pay up promptly, of placing an
extra fork 10y their plates, as silent intima
tion to fork over"
Large numbers of young shad have been
seen to pass over the dam scross the Merri
mack at Lowell; which indicates that the
labors of the fish commissioners have not
been in vain.
A Boston paper says the management lost
$40, 900 on the white Fawn" in Phladel
receive credit for good taste.
GENERAL GRART arrived in Washington
at eight o'clock on Saturday night, and went
immediately to his private residence, having
declined public reception rendered him by
several political organizations.
EPITAPH.--There are sole grounds for the
charge that of the 20 electoral votes received
by Gov Seymour, those of New York ano
New Jersey numbering 10, were obtained b,
fraud and forgery those of Georgia anc
Louisiana, amounting to is, were secured b,
terrorism and violence; and those OF Mary
land and Kentucky, numbering Is, were got
through the aid of ex.rebels. This is bad
epitaph to go on the Democratic tombstone
They have woman out west who recently
accomplished 80 miles in 10 hours IS min
utes and 20 seconds.
President Johnson fixes and sets apar
| Thursday, November 26, as a day of nation
al thanksgiving. BY that time the natior
will have Grant and Peace, and thankful
pople will attest their gratitude.
Gold fell nearly two dollars on the news
| OF the late Republican victories. A Demo
cratic triumph would have deprecated the
paper and enhanced the metal dollar, but
Republican success viii soon make the
national currency equal to specie.
The central Pacific Railroad Company
wants three hundred laboIers at $40 to $6t
per month.
The Erie Railroad Company, it is report
| ed, are about to commence the laying of ,
third rail, the entire distance between New
| York and Buffalo.
Helmbold has received 6ne advertise
ment of his Buchu by the report circulated
that he had given $4,000 to aid in the elec
ti0n of Seymour We doubt whether th,
$40, 900 was really given. The report wa
probably "a trick OF the trade"
DIR. Sperry, Of DE Soto, Wisconsin, chair
man of the Democratic Club, has senounceC
he Democratic party, and goes for Gran
sad Colfax.