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Arrival or Strangers
"WEDNESDAY, February 2.


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cos Spsrkman 4 co.. pks mdz Sespless Son Philads
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low metal 400 bars iron toeordsr.
Domestic lmp0rtatlons.
EAvANNAH-Bark Peter Demi-<l5 bales cotton Z 4 Il
(aves-77 do H 6owly-75 Brigham Z CaYhart-363 hides
pkgs wool bale deer skins Randa-3 bales ndss La
throp-l box do Reed X Gray.
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Brig Louisa Bsatsa. Rogsr Philadelphia ,days. with uds
70 Hurbut 8 Co.
sch Osnd, Drakwasr. Georgetown. &C. 10 days. 70 Bad
ger Peck.
Schr VIM Henry Sampson Virginia. days, 70 master
ech James Harding Johnson Cape Henry days. pound TO
Bridgeport, CT
Schr Napoleon. Smith, Wilmington.
Schr Mary Jewrrt Depeau, Virginia
Sloop franklin SIN h. New Lone
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Nova ScoTiA.-We have Halifax papers to the
29th OF last onth. The Legislature of the pro-
government carried by vote of % to a. on Wed.
nesday the 26th ult and thus the party
proved to be in minority. The fcadian Recorder
of the goth ut unable to give apv infor.
nation Of the Executive Council, further than that
Sir John Harvey and the leading liberals in the ega-
ture are busily engaged in Q correspondence the
matter.
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Mail Failures

Mail Failures.
Northern mail rarity failed at Chsr ston Jan % aud 20
Wilmington, N. c., ~ " 70
Augusta Ca IS
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Tho War. &c

JUSTICE TO GENERAL LANE.
From the N O. Picsyuns, Jan %
Some Of readers may reoollsot that soon after
General Lane commenced bis march from Vera Crus
upon the city OF Mexico in September last he
from the National Bridge for q supply of ammunition
It represented BY our correspondent at Vera
upon tn. eve or an .HpsSed copo with
inspection il found that General Lanes mand
had only eight rounds of ammunition apiece This ap
peared tsiny to be gross careessnes and treat
ed such by portion Of the Of the country The
facts themselves do not rccoect have heard
IN possession Of narrative Of General Lanes march
from tue time lsf Vera Crus till he reached Pueba
points These later events ell fresh in the minds
readers but in to the charge against
portion OF the before U.S. written by an Of
dcer Of distinction, thoroughly converssnt with the
facts
"Gen.ral Lane left Vera Cruz on the 18th September
last, his way to the city Of Mexico. When he ar
rived Puente Naoional he received express from
Msjor Lally, who was then at Js:pa, informing him
that Col Chlds beseged at Puebla by large Asxi
force and that his supply Of ammunition very
small and that 1t necessary for General Lane In
der to save garrison at Pueba TO advance rapidly
md to bring With him suficiency Of ammunition to
use in severe action 'datey on the reception Of
Quartcrma Of the brigade despatched to Vera
Cruz, escorted by the louisiana Mounted Men, under
tonal Bridge the Oath and arrived at Jslapa the
10th September with the ammunition. General Lane
to the city Of McKee, but he wished to supply the gar
rison at Pueba.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Lieut. Wright, the recruiting officer at Milwaukee W.
haion the goth January fifty soldiers, lately recruit
ed Lieut. w. has been Of the most successful
cruting officers at the west.
The steamer Alhsmbra, Captain Brickle, from Cnciu
natl which arrived yesterday, brought down from Ma
olson, Ia Captain G. w. Lewis Lieutenants William
and Lewis, and ninety men, company X 9th Regi-
ment OF Indiana Volunteers, and landed them at the
Barracks below the city.
The two remaining companies Of the Mississippi bat
talon left last evening for Tampco the ship Tahma
roo. The election Of lieutenant colonel Of the bat
TALON will be held at Tampico.
The brig Taso Captain Grey, sailed yesterday for the
Brazos, with government stores
The schooners Sylvia Wilde, Captain Heghtman, sails
to-day for the Brnzos, With government stores-N o.
Picdyune, Jun. IS.
Kir CARsoN's NoMIyArIoN NOT CONFERENCE.-The
Senate Thursday, rejected the famous Kit Carson
who accompanied Fremont In his expeditions, Lieu.
tenant Of Dragons, the ground that 1t was over
s!aughing three four gallant young West Pointers,
Who had distin gulshed themselves In Mexioo-Wash-
ingfon Cor. FhLadeLphia North .4msrican.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-03

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers OAice February ], le4s (
Amount outstanding OF tn issues prior the
July, 1896 per records Of this ONCE. $780, go 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of 22d
July, l646, per records Of this ofhoe. 772lsO 90
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of 2sth
January lel7, as Per records Of this
once. .........,.,.,...... IA ass, $50 90
sI5,2o7o so 81
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands of the
accounting ofhcers, Of which, $50 900 Is
under the act Of 2ld July. 1916; 81 500.
800 Is under the act Of 2eth January,
ls47; and $500 under other acts. -. $4,000 90
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AMMUNITION, sc. = MANUFACTURED AND ISSUED
FROM THE ST. Louis ARSENAL The following
are fo Of the principal articles of ordnance stores
nuf.ctusd and issued to the army at the st Louis Ar
senal, Mo, since the commencement Of the with
Mexico, up to December 3lst, lS47.
Msngaetured AVID issued TO the .aemy.
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Domestic lmp0rtatlons;
sAvANNAH-BaIk Peter DeniilTNs bales cotton 4 n
pkgs wool bale deer skns Randal-3 bales ndss La
throp-l box do Reed x Gray
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Passengers Arrived.
LrvERPooL-Packet ship Fidsa-Mr Inglis-ls3 in the
atcelege.
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BOW Bas s
so:'es: MY Kta;a S!ssisE F,ssifS,s;
III f!s .s s.a' ns'' 90 s1 ' orig
Sow Sow tom WI$instca, Nc do :eS;s Gsnysi Bow "a
ra II .rriman for Boston. nth
,moI. for San Bias sd.y,; Manson. sman. from fhi.dsi
PM MAT.s1 jan ADELAIDE Drnkw.t. from Port,
land from F,ntoI u H:s. AtwGa
aG% S b..n Nc S o% La%
pae n Belfast d.; TsnEier PS,l for W%inS!1n Nc IN
rom Bath use Grsmpu. Dyer from Belfast PheniI
as:s from sSs z ;ssa; s %H1%s:
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A. 81 :Ss: NJ IS ss NJ;
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day.: Th G Dee sff fox lSsa G sp0'd probably eh
BasIoL RI, Jan sqTsd ship Wm spmsue tnew) Chase,
pool jsa :, Hs.s ;Sis Eason; Llasqs. So;sss;;
S.aI MsT sS
Tos aa S:y s.S %s
ssn. 70. .h" At anchor in the Wy h: port,
si s. Se I'll bs,. and e'%;: g., EN-
BALTiMoRE, Feb 2-Hr, brig Flors. Watts, fsom Kings.
ton Jam; Br brig Belle, Whittier st Thomas steiner vary
shington reports in Hampton ROADS, sehr WIT sh
Island ship AID Of s, dy Point hem S,s swaine
York: George Jones, Lock, harlestou. ...u Jv.,L
BARLrsror Jan 2ssd ship Allen Gsm np, 9a,h
3D. Pres Taylor seee Havana 's ss 'onn S,r e
mont Matanzas schs Independence bauch o. oo'
1sR, pV"t sc schrs Chesapeake, Stewart, Bat
Tos. ach border Bease, do via New York, Ebribeth
Harkpsss. and Red Jacket James kiver. - xvyu-...
NrwyonT jan So-An brig Tom Psne Chase, WumInroe'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28
FARM FOR SALE

iHR subscriber will offer FOR a,e on ,bs
! premis, a on Saturday the len dsy Of
November, i04e, at 10 O'Clock M. by public
vendus, the valuable Arm on which be re.
sides, situsted in Shamokin township, Nor.
tnnmberland County. The farm is situss, d
near the Centre Turnpike, about 7miles tf,m
Sunbury, and contains 1924 acres, about 30
acres OF which are cleared. The bGlanes il
excellent woodland About IS acres are new
ground. The old land has been nearly all,
we'll lined. There 10 also, on the preinise.,
about six acres of good new meadow. The
Improvements consist Of one new TWO STO.
| RY FRAME HOUSE, and new FRAME
BARN, and also good FRAME HOUSE and
BANK BARN, in good repair. There is 9
good Spring house, and a fountain OH the pre-
misses. Also an Orchard Of about 90 appl,
trees, and a number Of peach trees. An in
dispuiable title will be given, and possession
delivered on the lst Of April next.
Terms and conditions will be made know
on the day Of sale BY
GEORGE KOCHER.
Shamokin township, Oct. 20, is4s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

FROM wAsHfNoToN.

WAsHfnofoN, Ocf ~.
The Secretary Of the State, Mr.. Duchansn,
addressed the assembled b .mecrscy, iaS
night, In . speech which occupied 10 All
ho1r In in delivery, principally upon the
Pennsylvania election, and evidently intend.
ed for circulation In that State.
He came out sesiust General Taylor, a.
being purely military man. He said thai
the free coil question was merely transient
one, and would die away a. soon as Califor.
MIA and New Mexico were admitted into the
Union a. States; meanwhile slavery could
not exist there, cdcept BY legislative enact.
ment. He did not believe the Democracy Of
Pennsylvania would find there principles used
for an issue which was devoid Of substance.
He was favorable either to the Missouri com.
promise or the bill passed by the Senate,
leaving the question to the Supreme Court.
Mans lNHuMAHirY AND HUMANITY. -
grasping and overreaching man of New York
in undertaking TO collect debt of some fort,
dollars Of poor woman, get ont an execn.
tion agains, her, and the sheriff, in the di-
charge Of his painful duty. seized on her Iii,
tie shop, consisting Of few caps and oihe
small articles, which were advertised accord
ing TO law, and sold 10 the highest bidder fo
about five dollars, in the presence Of tn,
plaintiff. Ii was stated, at the sale, that ths
woman, besides being poor, was sick Of con
sumption. This reused the humane sensi
bilities Of the purchasers, and they act the
seller an example in sympathy and kindness
towards an industrious female, BY sending
her trinke's back 10 her, with their root
wishes, the sheriff also forwarding his fees
The plaintiff pocketed tn" remainder Of 'h'
money. He may have full purse, but wha
an empty soul.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

~ Counr.-Our readers will see, BY
an advertisement in our columns, that Judge
Anthony gives notice, that Jurors, parties
&C., are not required to attend court, until
Wednesday the Sth of November, as the
Court House will be occupied in holding
the election on Tuesday the 7th.
% We call the attention Of our readers
TO number Of new advertisements in this
weeks paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

U The Ledger makes Gov. Johnston's
majority 3o2. The Harrisburg Union 2SS.
% We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mr.. Kocher, who
offers for sale at public vendue on Saturday
the 18th OF Nov. next, the valuable farm ON
which he now resides.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28
Office.

The undersigned, appointed by the Or.
1 phans' Court Of Northumberland County,
10 make distribution 10 aud among the heirs
and legal representatives OF Thomas Grant,
decd ; hereby notifies all persons interested
in said matter, that he will attend to the du-
lie. OF his appointment, Oh Saturday, The 4ih
Of November, al his otiice in he borough OF
Sunbury. CHARLES ]. BRUNER.
Auditor.
Sunbury, Oct. 20, Is4s.
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|. ANDREWS

ccssh., Colds, Pains, Merry US and SICK Hs.dsshs,
Rheumatism, Cuts, 81 rains Spinal Acct NJ, sunnar
Piles, Fr Pnrs, Burs, Scsds Aeue in tie Face sud
Breast, Paints re- ic, Bruises, o l. - OF ape
lite General Lebily, Asthma. &c Put up in bottles fo5
l, Q shilngs per ttIe Fer further Particular see
Pamphlets to be had ct every reeaa esiis, nisning
brief hist ~ tire origin discyey and ga Dc t1ec:s of
Andrews Pain Killer, Certificates II Cures directions. &e
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
The triumTh # Andrews Pain Killer IN re.
moving the that duce death the ely desik
I mill II race, hrs induced S.e men ,f when il
may be truly said, their vilsip Us ,ccu sas usnl.s.
.helr v,sny, g. s.'snt y NJ IL e,rcukti -. -, a..
s"s' ,i ,ns e:e'ecd auth r, ioged cer zcsies, Ae
s nave sp. cared, and theirs ut viii s,,e,r ~.
sI ss.s%er that Asr.w. Genuine Pain Ki1r h. ths
wtuen signature Of AMIR, n the hi Z ,.cI hu,Is
IN black ink NJ spv tax for Pain Kill bu, asl fs
"h@.a nIIIer, ard have her.
sh by NJ McCsy, Ssde Agent, NoriLun beriand ;
!! w. F5iins sanNars; hn u kaser Milton bgR
Davenport smith, P,m ub; Amlr,w Y. 6r. WiRss,
barre iisys Nee nsiek; MvPwasvine sch l!e 4
GhsmbsfsiA swshure Ge res McAlFn, Jersey sh. re-
OIders addressed tI Andrews. inventor end My Pre-.
rei At hhecs mpkins county, n. T. VIII receive
pr mIt a'tenti n
September 90 is<e.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28
Oysters! Oysters!! Oysters! |!
II. T. SANDERS.

- ESPECTFULLy informs the cisisens Of
~ Sunhswy and vicinity, that he ooastani-
" keeps on hani h basi quality Of oysters
in tbs shsll s1i o;hsrwiss, which will BE-
served up III tbs bsas style, on the shor,sss
lais es,ablisA nsnts Z opposite J. yoaaG's
store, Market sirest, eunb1ry.
eunbury, 0es. -, iele-aae
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

MAIL RospEa ARaEsTEp. - John Curry
who was arrested at Montgomery, Alabama,
for mail robbery, was . stage owner and
mail contractor between pickensville, ia Ala.
hama, and Columbia, Mississippi. He has
robbed the mais of il is suppossd, many
thousand dollars, and among them the miss
ing packages Of 81. John, Power 4 Co. This
was effected easily, as As and bis coufsds.
ra,ss had keys Of the patent brass locks, and
could open the mails At pleasure. His dstee'
tion and arrest were effected BY great skill--
he was simost taken in the very aes, and WAS
forced 70 diseosss the packages which hs
had purloined The night bsfese.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28
" MOST EXrRaoRDlSlRY ""uIK!-n
THE
MARFy II u Wo1dAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. \. NJ. MAURIcEAU.
pRoy1ssoI oy pIsxAsEs or WOMAN.
slxth Edit n. ism,. Pp; go. Prife o

SRoysssoI oy pIsxAsEs or WOMAN
Sixth Edit n Ism. pp. $50. Price ~
$500 CoPies ssa In Tnfee Msushs
Ysan o. suaerine, of physical and mental anguish
many afectionAie wife. and pecaary dicues TO the
hssbsnd mss have beel spared BY timely ssesson o.
higw yk.
IL is intended ecialy Y the married rth 'utem
plating marriage, ID disci imp Tinnt which
sh ,uh be known 10 .hcm particularly.
Truly, kn'wedse is power his hsal,h, happiness. anu
enee.
The revela,i NJ n,aned in lie pages have proved
hlessg n III ussda the nnuesubc letters received
BY the auih viii attsa
Hae, ale every fsnae-,he wife, the ther, the ons
either budding INTO manhp the in the decline
year. In vi "A ustare enismps'es an imp rsat chmee-
csn a.cnvss he eaasss synps ms aud the vt scien,
- nd - and - = certain - cf cure, ID svGy cca-
,lains % whish her sex y saliset
Copies VIII - seat nall fres 81 postage tetAe par.
ckasev.
Over ten iAouea.d pss ksvs bsse ssah ~ nail wsAdn
three n ufhs, viii perfect ssfety and ecrtainty. -
On the yoeuttt Z o. D nns, tks sMssstt1 WrmAne
Prvsfs nsdies q c'1rapion" win - ssns lnAIsr ps1)
snv ssvs M ths UuseA ssass AZ sssesss m . pet,
rad (e.ct - e>asai.ias rsnlse,sr.l esd s4resp?d
Z, ". A;N 9sssiss.~, : : ~, Nsv.y~t City rsh-
As .Assiss NwessaAs rvysAe nsaie.I canVssies" y
- ss:s..ssn shssssAsss ~ uHAsd enas
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

" The Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, U.
Senator from Alabama, died in New Yorl
on Wednesday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

u We must continue TO ask the indul-
gence Of our readers, as a want Of HANDS
prevents US furnishing the usual amount OF
reading matter. In 4 week or two we
shall do better.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

Il h calculated that the London pleasure.
gosu spsnd on Sundays through the year, 4,
the adjacent villages, ihs enormous sum Of
one million three hundred thousand pounds
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

o. The Philadelphia Ledger appears in
a beautiful dress of new type.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28
AD.JSbUIs NED
SHx RIFF SALE,

nY Virtue uf "a .ehs,n q de- at Sal. isu-,
/" ut nf the "ui IL tu.niunn PIT, 4 N .
.',h i d e Wy, = NJ. d'rrc'r'i. vii ~ sol
o'ci,rk r. NJ IN NJ iNDAY. the 9Th d,, q.
N VEwBER, \ u. is4s. st the q uu h ,us.
:" he bD"nush 4 s"nhu'y the following dr,cr
II ~ rI",ts. VII;
A certain tract or piece Of Land.
mmaie M U iper Au.uH, twn-hin. No'thurnh ,
aud r'nu y. h. uu, rd ~ lard I Nm Re- d. "
o., o ,r'd.If. Jin v iv,u n hand ,u,sr,,di
e.. nsInc nf kh1.r Wa'i- and kii"~ n u, I Z,
, me 1T ts~ J,"ds" 'tsrt. c n's'nins 100 c e.
'n'a~ ., lrss. Also
4 certain oihrr troef If Land
s',"a'. IN ihr ,oA,..h'p anJ r,.uu sfW--,id, rf
j .inne the Su-q "hs'na liver IN Msnsion frn
~ Tn mas g ahi. d., ID. ~ d aud ot 1"hn " a
-,inr. . d kn,.n b, th nsm- 4 the Dsrri
tra.', C n,,i"'pg 50 'c'-s. m''r~ nr 'rss.
l., 4, tbr es,,ir al th,aas a, ant. d,c'd.
THOMAS \. ELLINGTON.
sheriff. Ofi~. Sh ,in
Su"husy. Ulc'. z ls+s )
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BANK Of NORTHU N MBERi.ANn

BANK Of NORrHUM IBERIA MI
Elsction will b, h j at ths B,nking
y Hms', OIL Monday, November 2o,h, br.
'ween the haurs Of ioani 3 O'Clock, for the
purpose Of ch nsing Thirteen Director to
serve for ths sasuing year.
Tbs annual mseting Of tbs ss,ckholders
will bs hell a III Banking Mss on Tues lay,
tbs 7ih day Of Novembss at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
J. r PRIESTLY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

Much has been sail OF the change Of
Schuylkill, BY from 500 in our faver to 700
against u., ani this change, it is sail, has
b,en pro luce by the Democratic Policy
This is not the fact, nor has the change been
produced to any extent, by Democrats voting
for Johnsto1, as tn figures will prove. The
Democratic Party increased its vote over is44,
32i votes, and lost on tie vote Of las, fall but
1872. o. the contrary, the opposition, in.
creased their vote over ls44, 1877 votes ard
over that Of ls47. Ils3 votes.
Here are ihs respective votes Of isai, ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

One OF "Hoe's Last Fast" four cylinder re.
volving presses, similar to the pair upon which
the Ledger is printed, was shipped from New
York last week for Paris, to be used on "La
Patrie," the same having been built to order.
Eight, if not ten, Of these presses are de.
manded in Paris for use by the several pa
pers Of large circulation. A the French laws
prohibit the Introduction into France Of ma.
chinery Of foreign manufacture, all but this
one will necessarily have to be manufactured
in that country. For liberty to build in this
country, and introduce into France this one,
as 'sporking model" Col Hoe obtained
special permission Of he French Government
under the monarchy, last winter, whilst in
Paris; and he has now gone out again hav.
Jug started in the Cambria on the 18th, to
pu, this press in operation, AMI arrange for
the building Of the others in Paris, under the
superintendsnce of one Of the young men
brought up in his establishment, nv whom he
10 accompanied. Tho price Of these presses
is twelve thousand dollars each. Success to
the American invention and the inventors.-
Phila. Ledger.
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DfxocRArIc NATIONAL NOMINATIONS.
ron PREsfDENT,
GEN. LEWIS CASS,

~ An active boy about IA or IS years
old, would be taken as an apprentice, a. this
office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28

" On our first page will be found the
conclusion Of an interesting Biographical
Sketch Of Sir F. H.
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Dis olutiOm OfCO-PartnershiI

'1>flE subscriber hereby gives notice, that
the Co-plr'nership entered into The 3ist
lay of March, isA7. bv Anthony Denger,
Jacob Haas, Dinie' R. Haas ard Peter Haas,
was dissolved tn, l4'h iav of February, is4s,
hy the wi'hlrawal OF Jacob Haas, from said
CO. partnership; ,h' remaining partners a.
greeing to pay all just d, bis Of the firm OF
D.ngler, J. Haas & Co.
JACOB HAAS.
Shamokn tp., Oct 2s, ls4S-
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The editor Of newspaper at Penh being
challenged tho other day BY Ksssash, sh~
leader Of the Magyar party, eooly replied
hat any fool mighs give ohallsass, but shas
t&e fss,s wsrs uoo1sd for 6oht.