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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

THE Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Ledgsr says: "Grant ofics-hold-
ers have a peculiar way Of their own to
hold en- 10 Office. Among these is Mfr.
Settle, our Minister to Peru, who has ar
rived at Washington on leave Of absence
given him on the ground of III health. He
now proposes to continue to draw pay and
to work for nomination as Governor Of
North Carolina ON the Radical ticket. His
chances for the latter are said to be good"
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aa Honr.Re hindTtma.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Dec. 1S.-Trains on
on the Union and Pacific Railroad are
moving slowly, being from As to SO hours
late Che principal difficulty is among the
Black Hills between Cheyenne and Lara
mic
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OHIO
The Soldiers Asylum.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1S.-A special to the
Chronicle says Judge McKenny, of Dayton,
that the inmates ofthe Ohio Soldiers Home
have no right to vote in county elections.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

THE Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Ledger stetes that the Stokes and
Powell cases were to come up Monday in
the Criminal Court for the DiStrics Of Col
umbia. Jpdge Carter has complicated the
prosecution Of these criminals by ordering
that fraudulent names and writings be iden-
titled. -sas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

A'cable special says English merchants,
when the illness of the Prince of Wales was
alarming, bought up the entire stock of
black gloves, black artificial flowers, dry
goods and Jet ornaments in Paris.
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Nobody Hurt,

SARATOGA, Dec. 1S.-Two hundred feet
Of the roof of the iron depot Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad was crushed by the weight
of snow this afternoon. Nobody hurt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

Foreign Aid for the Sufferers BOILER
ENPiOsiOn-TWO Men KiIIea-A Vie
tim Of the Fire Blows His brains
Out.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Countess. Edla.
wife OF Don FerdinandO, of Lisbon, Portu-
gal, herself native of the United States,
has sent, through hon. Hamilton Fish, Sec
rotary OF State, sixty pounds sterling for the
benefit Of the Chicago sufferers. A draft
was also received yesterday of one thou
sand pounds from Dublin, Ireland, 20 be
applied to the same charitable purpose.
This makes total Of four thousand fi-e
hundred pounds from that city.
Terrible Boiler Explosion.
About three O'Clock this afternoon a boiler
in the glue factory Of Vail Brothers, on
South Branch river, near Archer avenue,
blew up. Two men, John Rich, caTpen-
ter, and Charles Becker, fireman, who
were passing through the room at the time,
were instantly killed. The former WAS
scalded by steam until the flesh was cooked,
while the latter's head was blown to fTsg-
ments. Both leave a wife and children
The boiler was an upright boiler, and was
almost new, having been used only about
ten days. The end was carried perpendicu-
larry through the roof and then diagonally
through the air for a distance of 2jO feet.
The accident is supposed 10 have resulted
from q too low stage Of water The dam
age to the building IS about $500
Suicide.
This afternoon Carl Macnart, victim of
the fire, residing at No. 236 Broom street.
committed suicide by blowing ont his brains
with pistol Just before committing the
deed he wrote letter filed with references
to his mother, wife and children, saying that
he could get nothing to do since the fire,
and was tired Of life. lie expressed the
nope that his wife would not do as he did,
but educate their children and raise them to
be good Christians. As his wife has been
an invalid since the fire, this act is remark
able for cOwardice, but the poor wife is now
a raying maniac. Hearing the report of this
pistol, she got out of Der bed and went into
the room where her husband was. Tho
shocking sight was too much for her weak
nerves, and her reason forsOOk her.
Desperate Eneendiaries.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Three men were
seen to-day to throw some substance into a
pile Of debris on 18th street and then es-
capped. The substances was Afterwards
picked up and found 10 be composed Of ex-
PlOsiye material, q large ingredient OF
which was phosphorus; on exposure to
any moisture it would at once take fire ami
burn, for there is nothing which would seem
TO extinguish il. The men are undoubt-
edly incendiaries, and viii be captured il
possible.
The Corrupt Council
In the. Criminal Court to-day, Judge
L. a. r NJ. IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

HENRY TUCKERMAE, well known as a
scholar, died in New York on Sunday,
aged IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

Hon E. |. GoLLADAY introduced blu
In Congress Monday to refund the cotton
tax collected IN 1855, 1866, and 1867; also,
TO make an appropriation for the custom
house building in this eity.
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RUSSIA.
The Young Car sIandered.

LONDON, Dec. 18.-The Times denies
that there is any truth in the report that
the Czarowitch made an assault on the
Prince DeReues.
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IRELAND.
The Rows narru-

DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-The ELord Leuten-
ant has issued proclamation forbidding all
professions or assemblages in Londonderry
No trouble from the Catholics is antici-
pated, but the intentions of the Boys of
Derry are unknown, and it is feared they
will attempt an offensive demonstration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1S.-In conse-
quence of the pacific circular note from
Count Androssy to thediplomatic represen-
tatives of the Austrian empire abroad, Gar
Alexander Las issued decree granting fur
loughs to $4,000 men of the Russian army.
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been considerable talk about the propriety
Of such letter, but none has been written.
If Congress passes a general amnesty bill,
Mr.. Vance will be eligible; otherwise not.
Messrs. Summer, Morton, Stewart, Edmunds
and other leading Radicals are opposed to
allowing any of the old prominent
Southern nen to come back to Congress.
TENNESSlEE'S LOYAL" CLAIMANTS.
The Southern Claims Commissioners
sent their first report to the House of Rep
resentatives on the 18th inst. They state
that 10000 claims had been filed with them
up to the end of November, involving the
aggregate sum of nearly $36,50O,OOO. The
presentation of new claims has somewhat
fallen of, and it is thought that at least one
half of the whole number have now been
filed. Assuming this estimate to be sub
stantially correct, the total amount claimed
under the act of March 8, 1871, is not likely
to exceed S5O,0Oe,0OO, nor the total allow
ances in settlement thereof from $4,000
900 to S12,0OO,00O. The following are the
claims from Tennessee that have been al
lowed and the amount of each:
Amos W. Brannock, SIS; Hiram Britt,
$3.50; Peyton Blankinship, S255; James G.
Brown, Sl6l; Thomas Belew, $175; Viii
liam Crutchfeld, S2.364; John L. Clark,
$3.50; Jacob f. Clark, Sl65; Seth H. Cham
bless, $50; Mrs. Sydney G. cleveland, ST.
025; Henry Donkers, $535; G. T. p. Davis,
1859; Nancy p. Davis, 1859; Thomas Friar,
Sl65; 4. w. Allen, Sl95; Frank A. Arnold,
STA; Albert Sherman, S160; Daniel
Stamps, $3.50; Baxter NJ. Poor, $50; Jas.
Millinger, 1000; Blackmore Fl. Mayo SIPS;
Robert C. Hon, sos; B. P. McCrary, S72O;
Nancy Laughlin, 1927; Jerry Hall, s227;
Elias Webster, SI25. William Ycuff 500;
Ellen Mcdonald, $3.50; Rev. James N.
Pendleton, SSH; Isaac Harlan, SIP; w. G.
Hartman. $3.50; g. w. Humble, 1920;
Jacob Humble, $29; Edmund Knowles,
$3.50; John S. Laycok, Sl10; Vim. Kile,
S117; John +. Phifer, Sl25; Elijah Wig
gins, $50; ]. r. Robinson, $439; James
Robertson, S342; John w. Robertson, 1923;
II. T. Hawthorn, S453; Daniel Jones, 1885;
W. w. Porter, S55; Arthur O'Neill, $3.50.
This foots up $1s,555. The original
amount claimed is not stated. The claims
Of the following Tennesseeans were disal-
lowed:
c. A. Beehn. S. II. Brandon, Samuel II.
Bennett, David Burk, A. ID. Bennett, Ar
mand Childress, Robert Campbell, Mary L.
Cuthbertson, William Fisher, William T.
Austin, George Shelton, Margaret E. Smith,
William V. Mcmahon, Perry NJ. Neal, j.
Geo. Harris, United States Navy, James
Millinger, Myer B. Myers, Albert S. Hall,
Benz. Wyatt, Ephriam Langley, Benz. F.
Locke, John d. Ridly, Louisa NJ. Gay,
Catharine O'Conner, Robert II. Hall, James
A. Henry, G. w. Humble, w. j. Keaton,
+. J. Kyle, Robert Kizer, Joseph W. Nc
Call, Eli T. McGill, J. T. Sampson, VIM.
Robinson, Elizabeth Toof, Susan Lowry,
Ananias Schooler, James B. Bowman,
Fleming w. CLANCY, John H. McGaughy,
Vim. Sims, L. I. Bledsoe.
The amount of damages claimed by these
parties is not stated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

The paper currency of Russia is about
equal in amount to $50, 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

THE Cincinnati Commercial peTpetrates
the following: '-The bowling IDIOT Train,
and the walking philosopher, the Immortal
J. N, are still at large. Though, Tery noisy.
tley are harmless
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The Corrnnt ConncII.

In the Criminal Court to-day, Judge
Jameson, at the request Of Chas. II. Reed,
District Attorney, ordered a venire for a
special grand jury to sit on the 10Th inst,
for the purpose of investigating charges OF
bribery that have lately been made agains;.
members Of the Common Council and
other city officials.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

TENNESSEE BONDS closed IN New York
last evening at G4t for the old issue and 65
for the new. g ~ 40 - = FaA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-19

CoTroN continues in fair request In New
York, but at lower rates, middling being
quoted down 70 1910. ~ Hsss
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Specie Payment.

Mr.. Corbett introduced bill that the
National Banks on the LIST of January 1872,
shall have 3 per cent. of gold coin on hand
Of the aggregate circulation Of currency
hereafter annually, until they have 10 per
cent thereafter, and TO keep their reserve in
gold instead of legal tenders. Ordered
r,rintod
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CHICAGO.

Foreign Aid for the Sufferers sotIer
EXPIOsiOn-TWO Men KiIIea-,A Vie
tim Of the Fire Blows His brains
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BIOdgett squeIehed.

At his own request, and by direction of
the President, Brig. Gen. Benz. W. Brice,
Paymaster General, is retired from active
service, and his name viii be entered on the
list of retired officers of that grade to which
he now belongs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-01

The strong minded women are
particularly down on" St. Paul be-
cause of his views as to the sub
lection of the female sex; but Paul S
utterauces were dish water compared
to those Of one Father" Jennison
1T the recent Round Lake National
camp-meeting. The latter reverend
gentleman, i'll the course of an ora
ton, spoke as follows:
Woman and the devil turned
everything upside down in the be
ginning. God had given to woman
Il special gift for influence that he
had withheld from man. But Satan
had got her ear earl V in her life. and
she had kept up her wickedness ever
since. l tell you. my dear sisters,
the devil hasn't left YOU alone yet.
Satan refused to smite Jobs wife be-
cause he knew she was one of his
best allies.
What will the enterprising firm of
Woolhull 4 Clafin say to that?
They could not endure Paul, who
cnastised them with whips: but
what viii they do in the case of Jen-
nison, who chastises them with
scorpions?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-01
CORBETT HOUSE.

One bloc * >O"1h of 'he [. =. Mint.
CARSON STREET. CARSON CITY. NEY.
Board by the Week, Day CT Meal-with
or without Lodging.
'F'IIE AC7rNNuDtT;O\S oFFEEED At THIS
Hotel 10 tA- trtyeii.I-, luj,.., '.u-;l.l t--r
by any ia this State
mills If CnGEETT BROS. Fg,i r.,tarS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-01

Rather a foppish fellow, being at a
meeting made some proposals
which were objected to by a farmer.
Highly cnragrd. Sir. said he to
t .e farmer. do You know that [
have been at two universities. and at
two colleges in each universitv?"
"WeII, sir, " said the farmer. 'what
Of that? | had a calf that sucked two
COWS. and the observation [ made
was. the more he sucked the greater
calf he grew.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-01
PERKINS & STR EEI.

OFFICF-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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Fr Orders from the country WIZ receive prompt
attention. Il G. GUIRADO, Druggist.
Carson, May 90, 15.l. m!J0 If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-01
BIOGRAPHY BOILED DOWN.

pIutarcl-I only know the gen
tIeman bv reputation. He was al
wavs spoken Of in the plural mum
Der. "Plutarch's Lives" is COM
mon expression. but how many there
were Of him [ am not prepared to
slv.
Gena-al Duke of Wellington-An
officer in the British army. Mr..
LongfeIlow makes honorable men
t;,Il,ra paim+ " Cirn,,a ,,n.n. t,.a
,,,;,,l.;roI ,nirt. n.na1Iv Iaro,,.
ina+n5 Fiva pnints He IiveI tn
Iira olJ oga,nd JieI
fr,I;,,. I,,.-.,r--S,,, of +La oil maj,
C.n.ar He WA, born in Rome in
Lis infancy and unon arrj,ju., At
tIa State of manhood he became a
Roman He w., = tiultnr and -
warrior Of some note His friend
Brutr, one morning asked him how
,,or,- .e,o. La LsI a,t.-u fu,. Ir,.,I,-
f,.+ anl he r.nIi.I ..Et IN B.,t. "
n. frianI lacan,a. .nranad "a. Irain,,
called . bruta and stabbed C,.,.r
oui+a dead
Author Of the Koran.
an ,lAlI'lh% r'itl',ll'e ~ W l1tli NJ Ir "L",g
- ..,'7 ,,;+I.
IN. 'Ii'"i ~ = - i''''7 '''',' '.''
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7r.n'ip "p = ~; o'- a1,.I,, -- fI,. t7,j
.'.': ,..a.,,.;a,,. Va - -. ,.s +,...,,
-, - - ..,I-[ II. L.,J
81 - .nma1os -, - 80 80 at 7f..l.l a''.3 |
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Ter.us OF subscriptions:


one square 10 lines first inScrtion~...S3 on
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11
Communicated.

Ma trif3A fear eaflst loDIrui. "hgrsugA
f#li.r.' tHhnal de1 nnF ths .stsiaut'ai aels
ai ub 'lHismtHii ans Hrasia a iHi snlius a.
r....H ihr sHNifl rftHtl h H.liarlHrhlf tle
~ "a ul ml taiHhsn'r.lI.U. am HhaIe ihtf
ua.f f.H.H tai ihfl hais Hai tesl sa.iAfl ssi
lstisl.a ~ ffsH|sif Az ihrf riH n HatF ttfh
lHI mHHf ftsffI sH4 iha n.afl ~ sAHa ihal
lH't h.It.sh tsa 'IIf HsHl ihlafsHst < iallsl4
HaIHf A. ihH efHe'tfrfFtf. n..fHI4aaart sni aHI
rIHlftt. .fialHi "a Z. ..h. laIf iha isH lri N asF
a.lIlifsi tlsaa HtHass l't hatInffs saaIn
aHA - 1895 lrsHIa ala N's aHH iHiaIfflI ~ 49,
tefH ihr .fff aAh itafs shs haze haa fhsfs
y Hsl talassi sHsHf. ~ efiII tsiH go eil
: ifnf o. sstiia az ilsisstl|t ttilsis
Aittl.fts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11
AUGUSTA, PA, Feb. G, 1871


Augusta Farmers aud horticultural Atsocia-
lion met, aud opened, With President, +. Eme-
rick, In chair.
Mr., W, W. lIoming presented his accounts for
settlement.
On motion an Auditing Committee Of three
vaS appointed, 10 report az the next month By
meeting. The committee appointed were j. IL.
CLARK, E. g. Scott Esq, and John Sterncr,
ON motion, by n, X. Myers, Mr.. W, W. Horn
ing wus cxon,rJte from payment Of one dollar
aud any cents, money which he had sent last
5trins % Jas Wick, Rochester, \. u, and never
beard from 10.
Il proposition was read by Mr.. Clark, and dis.
cuss.d pro and con, relative to the leasing Of one
go use lr-f Tor the pur's.g uf experimenting
"uh Vegetables, &c, fog special discussion
nest Wgr iHH,
90 mg..ou CIV. W. Horuiug, a committee Of
tli.e Nas aFIsH.gd % receive Propositions r,la-
tive to thr i,afafs ui said lot. Committee. 4.
Lrtelr NJ ", liurn.uE, j, NJ, CaIk.
N., We w, ll".uhs presented lha following,
Hl..A H.s sdougd
N.s.'.,I That tae .oulLy meetings VI this
t-sn0Itt.1u he bold ou tt# ~ tFatuIisy Of every
month, duins thC Ys4r 1877,
", W. Nuwins rieaglted tly following, which
was af.lf.Is
Hs..aah That su orl,, b. .uu.cl O. a, X,
hhrIrr nl t.H dl''Irr, U.WlHur.f..H I'D .Igitry
ul lt. A.rHs.4iIau isr uur N.ar-- l't..
IL. X NA,s lrefsulgl tue 'o.igaus, 1llsh
sac adopted
N.assL thtt the committee uu urMLplsl.U
PEI cYal.uuei ior three mpHiht frlm tlis date,
hu uIih.T hurIlttH. AIiuurI#I, 90 ultrt "A
Aairka ist olilre, saturday fourth day Of
H.g. Mfras, RE-, See.
lha AUitHs tYnWliife all ulgri "a lAg came
pIiiegi a.. " Al. tsluf day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

THROWN INTO FrTs,-Those wishing nca:
fitting garment made IN the most fashionable
style, aud Of the very beat material, would do
well to call on J. Z. smlcll, on Fourth street
SunbuTy. No one who has pslroEiscd him bus
acknowledge he has no superior In town as a
cutter and mechanic.
The immense sales of Boots ana Shoes az
W. II. Mnler's Excelsior Store, during tho Wolf
days, took every one by surprise. Box after oS
WAS emptled, ye. We lud Mr. Miller stil keeping
mp the largest supply in town. lie has again
repenished his stock with the very best In mar
ket, and all Of the Htest styles.
PIANO STooLs.--A new and handsome article,
covered with hair-cloth and rep, grscr and red,
just resolved, and for sale very cheap by II, D..
Masser. Price, sc.
PGASos AND OEGASs.-ThC subscriber, agent
for the best Pianos and Organs 10 the world, Will
guarantee them for i've year, and sell the cheap
er than anytraEeiing agent can AFFORD them. Bat
nrst-class makers employ 40 ay,h agents. H. b.
Nasser.
TilE FARMERS OyEECOAT--A We'll bgilt gar-
mcnL--.hicF, warm aud duIa5.a--c0alol,able
euouIh 10 drive 90 market and gentyr. enough %
wear to church, 8 tEe new oycre1st -old IS
Wanamaker & Brown, e. ai.py OF our uy.s Abors,
40 but fourteen dollars piece.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11
Correspondence.
MT. CARMEL, Feb. :, 1877

MT. CARMEL, fCD. y, lSTl.
MEssRS. EDITORS :--Our little town is exceed
ingiy dull, there being no business of any cousc-
quenCe transacted. The resumption of the col
leries is wished for, 10y the business men and
citizens generally, but there are no immediate
prospects of a start. No person here appears to
know what WAS done at the meeting of the grand
council of W. b. A., Et Pittston, and we are
equally ignorant of the proceedings of the opera
tors in Philadelphia. Whatever mode of warfare
they have each resolved - adopt, l. is earnestly
hoped that 1t may result In steady work, aud u
reasonable compensation for the same.
Our young men are imbued with II military
spirit really surprising, there heing two com
panies of militia. The one commanded by Capt.
j. VI. John, the other by Capt. Thomas Morton,
both Of whom held commissions in the "lait on
pieasantness," and are well calculated TO iupaIt
the requisite knowledge 10 their several com
mauls to make them cric lent.
There Is also a.Cclnet Band being started By
some of the young men, and to Judge by the
talent that is engaged in the experiment, we have
no doubts Of is success, "POPn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

FRUIT TREES AND GRAPE VISEs.--We refer our
readers TO the advertisement of Mcssrs. Cum
mings Il Co., ut pttsburg. Those of our read
crs who are in want of grape vines, fruit trees,
&C., can get superior article to those presented
by travelling agents, and at greatly reduced pri-
ces The new grape MIrttG, or white Concord,
the best white grape grown in the country, is
furnished by Mcssrs. Cumming < Co. Persons
can be supplied at nursery prices, by lea7ing their
orders with II. b. Masser, who is the duly APP
pointed agent for this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

A rRoTRAcTED meeting has been in progress
at the Rush Baptist church, near Snydertown,
several weeks past. spirited awakening has
takeu place in that vicinity, and a large number
have come forward and given themselves over to
Christ's church. The meeting has been conduct
ed by Rev. j. +. Bush, pastor Of the church, and
Rev. Geo J. Brcnsingcr, of this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11
EotaI AHairs.

THE GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
porior to any other now manufactured. Miss
e. Dalus, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale Of them in this and adjoining coun-
lies. Instructions In sewing given free of charge
Co all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
and examine thOn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

We regret to state that the Hon. Alexander
Jordan, President Judge of this District has been
,ouiircd 10 his room for several weeks past on
account Of severe sickness. 1t is hoped, how
ever, that he will speedily recover 80 he may be
oNlr TO attend to business.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11
Trial List for Adjourned GOurt.
Comm cnciH2 Monday, Feb
ruary 2T. AS5H.

Com iu cuCsH2 Monday, Feb
ruary 27, AS5H.
Catharinc Oyster vs. George Conrad.
Edward Eisely VS. Henry Bnumgar1ner.
Isaac Mayer & Co. VS. Biliman x Brother.
David Aungst VS. Wn Dunn Tuomas Dunn.
J. w. Fryling & Son VS. eln'l Sttlcy aud Lydil
Stalcy, his wife, owner ol reputed owner, aud
John Sassaman, contractor.
Jacob b. Getter vs County of Northumberland.
Jos II Mckee, Robert Mckee, Jr., VS. Robert
Mckee.
J d Council VS. Daniel Bccklcy, Franklin Clark.
Joseph Clark, Hiram Y. Gray and Ira T Gle
ment.
Samuel Whitman VS. Frederick e Krebs.
John Bresin & Co. VS. Thomas Gibbons.
George Winters VS. Edward Kline.
Herman Snyder VS. John II Conrad.
Catharue Reed, ct al. We the Cutawissa Il r Co.
Thomas london VS. J II Seller.
Alice T. Brown, Administrators VS. Jos w Cake.
5 7 Woiverton VS. Jacob Masser.
J NJ Cake VS. J w Cake.
Klaso ~ Bright VS. The Locust Dale Coal Com
pany.
Post Smith IS Co vs. Hammer Il Co.
Geo TroXcl ct al VS. Daniel Recklev Sheriff.
Jno Nought EndorsCe VS. Isaac j Sober.
Robert Graham VS. I Wolyertou, administrators
Of II Bcllas, decd.
William Lewis VS. James Malone.
Joseph Albcr 81 Co vs. Terrence Quinn.
j b Riley VS. John Cawley.
5 ! Slaymakcrs use Jeremiah Saviiee.
Jacob limerick VS. Hiram Young.
Marcus Srouse vs. Michael Fluherty.
Peter Dunlle VS. II L Shellrnherger.
Zimmerman ct al VS. Klase.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

Charles Weaver, noticed in our
last issue, as having stolen money from Mcssrs.
Gibson * Furmau'7 shoe store, 10 the goth ut,
was arrested on Wednesday morning last while
sleeping in the depot at this place, and commit
ted to prison.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

TuE parade gh, a., q. SOFA. At this place,
ou the s-3 Inst, wi.. 800 doubt De- "a grand affair.
Every arrangement Be- beu. made by thg Camp
h-r, tp make 30 pleasant .ud agreeable fHr all
that may comr nom other Iar, of tho county.
Excursion ligh.tswi,i ne i--a.l uu "a. suaalok.u
Div, y, g.. r. W, between suamubiu aud suu-
bury, a le.4.el rltrs, Nt Hlr a'sl informed
chat one Of lhg military c1mIauIys from shtm.-
Glu, contemplate u gHHsnHr t1aua Nlat ou
tAat occasion, Mtua r 900 .'s. .hi hul wa.t tb.y
win meet wnh gar.i1i ur.uule by oar c.t.z.p-.
u.slalsa a ghe ,ompsu.r., .ud tu1a theu 81
h0 srutrmtu li rsrp.,auiRy, ae Isrusak 90,
thgm haaty reception.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

PARTIES visiting Washington city will bear in
mind that the st. James Hotel, near the Capitol,
is one Of the mos, pleasant places TO stop at in
that city. See card on first page of this paper.