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FIonrrSo BEauN IN FRANcEs--A serious
engagement is reported, on the morning OF
the Sd, between the government troops and
communists. About two thousand National
Guards marched on Coubevoie and were met
by the Gems D'Ames and Cards Forestiers.
An officer galloped up, waved his cap, intend
ing to address the communists when Aouave
with that body shot him dead A general ac-
tion followed in which the Gems GArmes took
five prisoners, who were Immediately shot.
The guns of Fort. Valerian swept the road
and the communists fed. twenty-five insur-
gents were killed and many wounded. The
National Guards still hold Porte Maillot
Battaillions of artillery are hurrying up, the
rappel is beating and the ramparts are being
manned The great excitement p0evails.
The same correspondent telegrsphs from
Versailles, the evening Of the 2d-The crisis
is al hand. Two batteries are in motion on
the Paris road, and ambulances all ready.
Bismarck has given permission for any num-
Der of troops to be massed near Paris, and
says if order Is not restored in Paris by the
18th instant, the Germans will enter. This
news may be accepted as reliable.
A dispatch from Versailles, says Marshal
MacMahon has been appointed Commander
| in-Chief of the French army.
A dispatch from Paris, the morning OF the
Sd, says the Commune has issued proclama-
ton concluding in the following language
Attacked by the Versailles government, we
have mission TO protect Ihe city, and count
upon the aid of the citizens" There was a
continual movement OF Communal forces
during the night, and distant cannonadC
was audible in the morning. The rapPel is
beating everywhere throughout the city.
The Paris commune have issued decree
arraigning Thiers, Fayre, Picard, Dufaur
Simon and Potbuan, before the tribunal o
the people, and ordering their properly to b
seized. Another decree pronounces the sepa
ration of church and State, suppresses religious
bodies, and abolshes National property
Latest news from Paris is up to Monda.
noon Several battallions of National Guards
with twenty guns, went out in the morning Il
Sewers and Meudon, and had an artillery hgh
with the Versailles troops. The guns of tn
government forces were the most numerou:
but those of the Nationals were best served
AT 1880 A. M, reinforcements were sent gu
to the Nationals stood fire well, and rumor
favoreble TO them were current.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

WHILE Archbishop Manning is taking
,,oosures to Romanize the colored freedmen
Of the South, the Catholic Telegraph gently
hints that the Government would do well
70 hand over the indians to the care Oh
Roman Catholic missionaries. referring
to that part of the Presidents Message
whio, treats of the new Indian policy, the
Telegraph says:
"The economy of the new arrangement
consists in paying large salaries to an army
of officials for work which Catholic mis-
sionaries have been performing during hall
a century for nothing. They have made
the Indian, wherever he has fallen under
their happy influence, sober, peaceable, and
industrious. He has abandoned in large
measure nomadic mode oflife, and settled
down to the cultivation of the soil. Even
those who still live as roaming bands VIII
listen to counsel from no other lips. This
influence the 'Christian-ike policy ofGrant
is intended to destroy"
We will cease to be free Government
the moment we hand over any portion OF
the machinerv Of our civil power to the
control of priests or preachers. Ut will be
a sad day for the Freedmen and the In
dams when they are put under the control
of any church.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
the best sustained
work Ofthc Kind in tnC World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
CONTAINING
Notices qfRe Press.


There are few Intelligent American families In
which HARPER's MAGAZINE would not be an
prcsi0tel and Il highly welcome guest There is
no monthly Magazine an Intelligent reading fam
lily can less afford TO hc without. Many Magazines
are accumulated. HARrER's is edited. There is
not n Magazine that is printed which shows more
intelligent pains cNpcRdcd ON its articles and
mech1nical execution. There is not a cheaper
Magazine published. There is not, conrussediy,
a more popular Magazine In the word.-Nso
EHgtGnd Homestead,
repository of biography and history, literature
science, and art, unequaed by any other Amcr-
can publication. .%s$The volumes are as valuable
as a mere work of reference as any cyclopWda
we can place In our libraries. HARrEK's MAGA-
ZINE Is record of travo, every where since the
hour of It's establishment. Livingstone ana
Gordan Cumming In Africa, Strain among the
Andes aud Ross Browne in the East, Spoke on
the Nile and Macgregor or tho Jordan-mdecd,
all recent travellers of note us,o seen their most
Important discoveries reproduced IN these pages
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
Cash d,nnfrihufions.

The following is n list ofthe contributions
in money received by the Chicago Relief
and Aid society up to November IS from
forty States and Territories
Massachusetts,, S517 ,730. 12 New York,
S392, $500; Vermont, S359, 9,220 Pennsyl-
vania, 1921, 1904 Maryland, Sl79,327 93;
New Jersey, $153, ,714.32 California, S14S,-
790.70; Connecticut, S65,070. IS; Rhode
Island, S45, ,3S4.70; New Hampshire, $780,
S34.35 Maine, Sl1,721.27; Washington,
ID. c., S34, ,065.05; Ohio, S46, ,299.12 Illi-
nois, 46,275.27; Virginia, S27 ,464.S1 !;
Kansas, S26, ,225.85; Utah Territory, S15,-
38l.11 Oregon, $4,000 Indiana, s24,-
776.34 Missouri, SIG, ,0S4.70; Minnesota,
S24, ,10S.40; Tennessee, S23,755.10; Ne
braska, Sl4,694 Colorado, S12,653.03 |;
Louisiana, 81, ,604.s0 !; Iowa, S9,374.51 !;
Delaware, SS,070.70 Texas, $7,725,S2; ;
Kentucky, S5, 10S.90; Arkansas, 81, $685.;
Georgia, $2,070.75; Nevada, Sl,505.S3 |;
New Mexico, 81 ,4S5.5 so; Florida, 81 ,041.
%; South Carolina, S1,00l.60; Michigan.
S732.25 /; Washington Territory, $500 ;
Wisconsin, $3.50 North Carolina, Sis /;
Mississippi, $4s.50; grand total, $685.
S10.39
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

INTERNAL TAXATION, The bill Cor re-,
duelns internal taxation that Senator sum.
ne' promised to introduce, was read in tLe
a'hale on Monday, and corresponds very
marry lolhe announcement. ltenacls that
all internal taxes and duties, save those ON
Stamps, shall be abolished from the list of
July bat that the stamps on spirits shall
DO increased To eighty cents per gallon. The
me pc tax Is repealed from January, The
Mho's h'aehlnery, from Commissioner 10
'''rk' aud ewployes, are dispensed with.
sA' s P''Ns Que collector for stamps IN each
a''''' ala 1he remaining Lasincss Of the
department Is assigned 60 tho Treasury.
The expiration ai ,Le Coamls.Ioner'. ofIiCs
m september would make iis duration
precisely ten years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16


WILL the american please publish tbc
,.n article Gle: ct the n, Y. Tribune, from which
we ''sarOied,' an extract? 1t can then
tither prove its assertion that we djI oor.
3'e or that u asserts an untruth. lis rea b.
TcrS can Judge which, if the editor cannot.
i'et us have the article in full. ."-DeD,ocrGf
This is cool piece of assurance or iopo.
rance The Democrat selects 4 few sen.
fences from the n. Y. Tribune. instead oF
giving The entire article or its spirit, ana
Then calls on us to publish the article IA
prove that it was not "garblcd extract >,
Dld The Democrat ever hear of the deG,nco
made by the Irishman, who was CHARGED
win stealing an axe He told the mauis.
'rdte that he could bring six men who would
swear they never saw him take the axe
whilst only two swore to the fact that he
h"d carried II away If our neighbor had
"n " fastened to his name, we might ina.
g'no that he was, at least, cousin to lhot
Irishman. ''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

THE STATE DEBT. Coy. Geary issued
II proclamation on tie Sth inst, giving the
gratifying information that the Commits
efoners of the Sinking Fund -Messrs. Fran
els Jordan, Secretary ofthe Commonwealth,
j. F. IIartranft, Auditor General, and
Inns ono b,,,J,o.11 ,Jii.11 Treasurer-thatf f'"e mt
Ho"S one huh0red ana Gttitcou WOuSd1,d t,ro
.hundred and twcnty-oiN dollars and sirty.
three cents Q.1l2. 22S G3) of the State debt
have been redeemed "from the 1st dav Of
dov v"Mber, 1860, to and including the ooLh
t;or. State r,her, 1871" and that in addi-
~ that =. . ,of the Tcekey has redeemed
" ,;;oh"eath, the sum of ejob,,c,of, the
sand three hundred -. > 49,. - ''9"tee" u'o,e
WtVJour cents (lS,3Gl 54), makiifgs nfS glld
gregate redemption Of t,co millions one han.
dred d"a hirty-one thousand fre hundred
""d ninety dollars and screnteen cents, during
The hecal year.
Inc resumption Of upwards two millions
o' the debt in single year. is an achieve
mcat of which the Commissioners wov woII
pc proud, and for which they receive the
lhanks OF the people whom they have so
Wen and faithfully served. As lone MS the
Sinking Fund is in charge of its present
officers, the people may rest satisfied that
the financial affairs of the Commonwealth
VIII be wisely aud honestly conducted. and
Tie interests of the State well guarded
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

-, Jos +. Marcur, the deiaulting Phil,a
treasurer, has been convicted in the Courts
D" iVe different counts. A motion was
MADE Tor a new trial, Chas. Il. Yerkes. The
oroRer whose failure ruined Marcur. has
Deen found guilty of the larceny of check
for S33, 900.
ANOTHER DREAD, 1t appears by the
New ork papers that nearly all the thieves
ana burglars, murdercrs, Sc, were united
III iammany, and the big thieves fed them
lrom their stealings. Since the bic thieves
are jagged, run away, or preparing TO
run away,all the smaller thieves are turned
loose on the community, aud Of course will
renew Their depredatiORs upon all classes
ol inc community who cannot protect
themselves from their deprcdations. The
people there including all classes in thelr
greed Tor gain, rich as well as poor, have
nursed up aud iostered this large batch of
thioNes, and placed them in the most pro-
hilliehl situations in the great undertakings
VI tho cl'V-and ms the Good Book m effect
says People must reap as they sow.n
Persons who have become thorouchlv
'hllltd nom any cause, may have their |
'feulalloh az once restored by taking into |
he stomach leaspOonMl OF JohnsOp's
Nhodyne l.lnlmeut mixed la little cold
water, well-swoo,ened.
Every farmer who owns good stock of
'o'ses, eall'e aud sheep, aud intends Ia
eep lhem through tho winter should get
! once good stock OF Sherldans's Ca,alry
.nndl'loh Powders, One dollars 9orth
.lIl saw as hasI half tom 0f hay
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

LIE editor of the Democrat modestlv
asks us to furnish him with copies of the
AMERICAN in order 10 prove that we pub.
'sned some ialsehoods. When one person
makes charge against another, he should
stand ready to prove it, and not ask H..
accused person to hunt testimony against
himself Paddy O'Ranslty himself copld
hardly have mad, a more ludicrous reoucst
! mere Is no difficulty in getting copies of
tac AMERICAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
A WORD TO OUR READERs.

The circulation of the AMERICAN ought
to be doubled. With very little effort on
the part of our friends-and we believe the
great mass of its readers are such-this
could very soon be accomplished, There
is no one so well qualified to speak of the
value of this paper as those who peruse its
pages every week. In its sphere for the
information it furnishes to the masses it
has no equal, while its price is within the
reach of all.
READER You who best know its value
speak good word in its behalf, and get q
friend or neighber to send in his name,
with the money.
The AMERICAN is pronounced by farm
ers, merchants and clergymen in the coun-
ty, who have been reading it from ten to
twenty-five years to be the best and cheap
est weekly paper in the county. 1t con-
tains all The news of the day from different
parts of the world.
1t contains each week the best hints de-
rived from the best sources on the farm
and garden, ana e'~.y4h;ru interesting to
the farmer and horticulturist.
We are about making arrangements to
enlarge the paper between now and spring,
and therefore, offer new inducements TO
SEND IN CLUBS FOR 1872.
There will be an election in 1872 for
President of the United States, which will
be one of the most important ever held in
this country. To opr old subscribers nc
need not say where the AMERICAN pfli be
found. 1t has ever been on the side OF hu-
man rights, and the economical eXpendl-
turc of the public money, nad opposed to
bribery and corruption in every form. Ihis
will be its platform in the future ms 1t has
been in the past.
The "SUNBURY AMERICAN Is iurhisneo
to single subscribers at $3.50 year, TO
clubs five, Sl.25; to clubs OF ten ana up
wards. S1.15, and copy furnished gFa'ul'
tously for every ten names. any one "no
will take the trouble to examine the mat
ter will see that this is but fraction over
the cost Of white paper upon which it is
,,-:..-'. >. Thore is not cheaper paper
published in the county, nor one that con-
tains more varied and interesting reading
matter.
Specimen copies sent free. Addlceo
EMIL WILVERT, Editor & Proprietor
SUNBURY,PA.
RIT Having also, in connection with the
paper, htteG up a nrst-class Book and Job
office, all kinds Of work will be executed as
neatly as in the city. at the most liberal
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed Orders
L.. M
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

u ls said tho President Of the Readins
Ia'lrnll brought with him from Euror,s
so,wJ'vOO, which he pr.pnses to Ioan Nj
lllllts lor lhs erection of lT0n sogks along
W.. s'' lh.s oI lOs road. i'hs plan u d loan
ss l'.il sum With that party has lo ln'
NJ, 'i "a sa,iness, and ihiia slfengihea
ihs IT, '''s s'ilses hsing lo make buslness lor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

TUp 1,D" IEhKiIOhx.-Th bill for
the erection of the Territory of Oiibway,
'ntrpoduced in Congress by NJ. Romsv
',., ~ -',O"c, w ~ snb!racts for that purpose 50
much OF Dakota as n,~ nth >f AZ io,,
The lower boundary would i". = rt,,o 80
the south of Duluth in latitude. TiiC-,,;a
ri flows through the central and north
'''iroau 10 eions. le"d the North Pacific
would reduce Dakota almost to the Bt6tt;;SS:r
tlons OF Pennsylvania or New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

rus Dsn'oerai speaking Of the Prssl.
beats Message, says 1--WE can't eonden,n
u as q shols, because Il has soms merits. .,
wonderful inagnanimily EsIeeaHy 10
one who could swallow Andy johnson ana
a. bic wonderful sl'oeehfs whlle dfusk Or
sohfr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

IllE FRINGE OF WALES Is DYIyG.-IIe
mas been lingering for some weeks and ot
iast accounts was rapidly sinking. His
hopeless condition is creating great excite.
mehts throughout Great Britain, as in the
event OF his death the next heir to the
throne is the Princes Oldest son, n mere
enid Of eight Years old.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

Inc trial OF Mrs. Wharton, the supposed
Po's'h'r OF Gen' kelchum, In Baltimore. Is
no" SONG on at Annapolis. 1t proceeds
very slowly, and will not be- finished for n
week or l"o' Tho prosecution does NOT
appear to be- making out a very strong case,
rue accused, who is very respectable con.
,'''''d' 's accompanied, in lhe court room
hy number Of hef friends.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

TIE Democrat becomes terribly excited
whenever ', we reitrto the name of that rebel
'llel' Secretary Floyd, whom that paper for.
merry defended.
40 40 rogue e'er felt the halter draw
with good opinion of the law
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

\ verdict Of q, 700 was obtained again.t
woman OF Tulpshocken township Bsrk.
county IN the Reading eou.ts, the olLer
neighbor S"' ""' ""'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

OUR neighbors of the Gazette have adopt
ed the plan of the Democrat, and are now
getting their outside edited and printed in
New York City. This is done to lessen
the expenses of their establishments, but
whether it will prove profitable is matter
to be '"ind. II is true thai fewer hands arc
required IN an oni.o, Nut Wa .-n consider
that the money sent to New Workers iul
the labor which can be performed here
lust as well, and that money be circulated
among the business houses in this commu-
nifty, it is probably matter worthy of con-
sideration. The money sent 10 the city,
weekly by these papers, if circulated in
our midst, would be large item to busi-
ness men here. But when it is sent away,
it requires long time before it comes back
again, and ut the same time keeps men out
Of employment. The papers which have
adopted this new plan, besides paying for
their work lose the use of three columns of
their advertising, for which the contractors
furnishing the outside, receive q large
amount of money from advertisers. These
J l'N'SiUiSSiS oShSibliJ oliOi ''o'' o"S'" 'O'
sale in this community,and take the money
and pay it to these contractors, which
leaves all in the cities. Would it not be
better if the publishers would even only
receive n portion Of this money and have
lLcirculatcd here instead Of navi'~
carried IN tL. city. S"rrose our clllZehs
were to buy All their goods in the city how
lpng would it BE- before The country would
be entirely drained of money and our bust
ness places closed up. We believe in creating
Dusip,ss in our own midst and keeping as
much muley in circulation at home as pos
siole' 1t Ii probably true that subscribers
to these papers may receive more reading
matter, but when they look over the selec-
tions they will find many of them dull and
uninteresting, and they might, perhaps,
just aswell secure apaper from the city at a
lowerprice; in which they might look in vain
for home news. Publishers having their
papers edited and Printed in the cities
should not complain if :lnir Subscribers de-
e'st them and procure tlp:- .,o.-onapers di-
rect from the publication office in the city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
AUDtrOR's N0riCE.
Estate at Abraham skauer, tbe.,u.

Wt hnaeislshed, appoiaiel by the Orphans
'onh OF northumberland ehunty, Auditor,
~ NsN'lse,e vac halshee Of The money Ia tbs
Anlahain hhaiieI, deceased, Nlll noot Tue pafties
Interested iol the pafpose of hls lppointu,ont al
hli olhee ln ueoIget0sn, Loser dahanoY tosn.
EMP ga lhipAf, lhs se.h day a DECEMBEH.
=, ~ eslesA, a a., shsle an paities Ia
o...- u N, hubh, AuilioE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

ihE editors of the Democrat are trying
10 make 1t appear that cipher is not n tjg.
ure IN arithmetic, although he may be one
elsewhere If they continue on ciDseyiuo
they may yet find out what plank of the
democrat Platform keeps them from slim.
ping into the water.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
rsia,.. oiis. AZ.

A ftl siesk ol olls eanp.islag Iinsssa
~ tesl uli! Yah oil, and Llbllsaiing
slssfs sa HAD, ~ los pike u
lOAlEf coz
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

WE are indebted to Hon. James Pollock
p't'c.of OF the United States Mint, Phila.
delphla, for copy Of his annual report.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

NOTICE is leleby glyeA that the Annual
bury MasOhle Hall Association, will take plaes
MONDAY, DLc' ebth, lsll, Al the oiiiee OF 5. ~
WolyeHon, Esqp Ia the borough OF sudbury,
b'l"eoh The hours OF 10 a, "a. aud NJ M. of saij
~ l. T. kOHhbAClI
pse' lo-H, See, =, N, ~, AssoeLltion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
HOLIDAY GOODS.
THADD'S S. SHANNON.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
THADD'S S. SHANNON.
THIRD AND MARKET SQUARE,
Has In stock and constantly receiving Novelties
IN his line, consisting ir part of full line of
AMERICAN WATCuEs,
Egin, Illinois, Howard * Co., Waltham, Mas
saehusetts, aud Boys AMERICAN WATCHES 4;
Also, Also, fgll set of Ladies', and Gents Gold aud
JIGWELRY. J
Roman Gold sets, pink coral aud Gold sets,
Ear,Rhgs, Necklaces and Pendants, Onyx and
jet JcwelTy,
SILVER-WARE.
solid SilIer,waro Of Sterling purity, made TO or,
ger, hrdti and Presentation Pieces, Knives,
FORKS And Spoons In eases, also, "a full line OF
silver Plated Goods, Tea Sets, Ice Mater Sets
Erblt Stands, Cake Baskets, Coffee Ums. Forks
ANA spoons-trehe plated, the best Ia the market
SPECTAOLES,
II YOU value your Eyeslght, use the Perfect
L'hses, ground nom minute Crlstle Pebbles mel
led together, aud derive there name "pamondn
Th 1h ht a'.o1ht ol There hardutss aud brliiaucy.
lhey VIII last many years without change. ana
warranted superior 10 all Others la use.
TABLE CUTLERY,
Ivory, Pearl aud Metal handes In eases ann.
Piled TO order
CLOCKS.
\ ull assortment Of hight day anl Thirty
honf Clocks, alpo Calender Clocks of ali discrip
''oas, taguNlng dou AZ The shoucsi notice,
satisfaction Warranted,
q, Az goods Nlll he sold ul the Very Losust Cash
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