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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

No one can be excluded from voting be
cause his name is not on the registry list,
if he is otherwise qualiiied-having resided
iu the district two months, paid tax levied
within two years, etc. The person offering
to vote, and another witness, can make
affidavit of the facts, and the election board
ia bound TO receive his VOTE, even though
his name is not registered
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

The Republican Convention ofNorthum-
berland county unanimously nominated
for Congress Hon. John b. Packer. A bet
ter nomination would have been impossl-
bic. Mr.. Packer is one Of Pennsylvania g
very best Republicans, and has always ac-
quilted himself in the highest degree hon
orabiy, and invariably been in the front
rauk of really useful officers. Lerisbury
Tbq.ouieiI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

There are from five To twenty Republi-
cans murdered in Arkansas every week, and
that State is wholly under the control of
the old Democratic leaders This is one
way of reducing the Republican majority,
but we mildly protest that it ought not to
be SO strictly legal as it appears to be under
Arkansas laws.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

The Agricultural Department is advised
that the wheat crop will be near the aver
age of last year. In corn, none of the large
producing States reach the average. There
will be fair crops OF oats, potatoes and hay,
but less than half crop Of tobacco.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

DAUPHIN COUNTY FOR IION. JOHN B.
PACKER. Republican County Con-
yention of Dauphin, met at Harrisburg on
Tuesday last, ard nominated, by acclaHa-
ton, the Hon. J. B. Packer as the choice
of that county for Congress. This gives
him two counties out of three, and assures
his nomination In the district which is
largely Republican.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

The election for members of the Legisla-
ture in Georgia, on Wednesday, passed OF
quietly. There was scarcely any opposi-
lion, except in few counties, TO the Demo
cratic candidates. There will not be ex-
ceeding IA Republicans 10 both Houses Of
the next General Assembly, giving Dem
ncratic majority on ioipt ballot et 200,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

CHALLENGING NOTERs.-Under the
new election law when a vote is challenged,
the examination of the right Of the preson
to vote must be made publicly and acted on
by the election board. To do it with closed
doors, as has been the case heretofore some
times, is unlawful. Qualified citizens of
the election district only have the right to
challenge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

"REPUBLICANs! You have a good ticket
made up of honest, competent men, " is the
expression of hundreds of Democrats and
if the Republican party will only make a
strong pull and pull altogether the entire
ticket will be elected
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

DAUPHIN COUNTY TICKET.-The Re-
pubicans of Dauphin county held their con-
vention on Tuesday, and made the follow
ing nominations Congress, Hon. John
b. Packer; Senator, a. J. Herr, Esq. /;
Additional Law Judge, Hon. r. NJ. Hender-
sou Assembly, Jos. II. Nisley, A. Fortcn-
baugh, r. r. Chrisman District Attorney,
John B. Mcpherson County Commission
er, John L. Garner Director, Amos Fisler (;
Auditor, John X. M'Gann 4; County Sur
yeyOr- VIM. II. I'lrich
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

all
astIne who has
me county of an en-
attic debt. The county is
ii now. Let US keep men in
who will continue to manage well, and
ave the taxes. Let US have no more in
terest TO pay on borrowed money as has
been done for some twelve years past, paying
more than triple the original amount. Mr..
Vastine has been tried, and all know him
10 be honest, and that the affairs Of the
county are in a better condition than they
have been since its organization. Don't
allow yourselves TO be deceived by design
ing men whose sole object is to get control
of the Offices, and then inaugurate another
Ring for plunder. Letevery voter look to his
own interest and support the man who is
known 70 econOmise with the peoples
money
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

The facts that White Leagues of Louis
lana were steadily organizating new re-
bellior against the Union is no longer
matter of doubt. The amount of arms and
ammunition they were shipping from Eu-
rope, New York, Baltimore and Pittsturg
was to such an extent as to fasten this
crime fatally upon them. The discovery of
their treason by the State government and
the seizure of the arms precipitated the at
tack and capture of New Orleans. The
shipments were all securely conducted by
false invoices. Other States, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Alabama and South Carolina.
were also deeply implicated.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

s.-~ -AIcH-
Led couple receiving
~ together. On returning
-ucral Sherman's residence, the bridal
party held a reception, which was followed
by banquet. In the evening the newly
married couple left for a tour north and
IUnSf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

L,
uday,
b. view Of
.odge settlement.
made to have them re-
cservation. The bodies of the
-. rs killed on August Is had been
discovered. They were scalped and their
horses killed.-Agent Griesh, at Marys-
vile, Kansas, reports that during his
absence at Omaha last week about fifty
families of Cloc Indians left their reserva-
ton without permission and had gone
south, it was said, to join the wild tribes
on hunt. The Indian Bureau appre-
henGs no danger TO any one but the In
dians themselves from this proceeding, as
they are peaccablc, but they may fall in
with soldiers aud be mistaken for hostile
Indians
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09
Helo embellishments.
In the Court of Common Pleas of
Norfhu II III be rlnnd County.

In re of the account of Jacob F. Gauger, COM
mittce or Ralph Boyle, ir., nm habitual drunk
ard.
November Term, 1872. To creditors of Ralph
Boyle, ir
NOTICE is hereby given, that the account of
~ Jacob +. Gauger, committee OF Ralph
Bowie. ir has been filed in the Court of Com
mon pleas of Northumberland county, and will
be presented to said Court for confirmation, on
Tuesday the third day of November, A. d. 1874.
l.. T. ROHRBACH.
Prothonotary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09
Report Ofs.The First National Bank
of Sunbury, Pa

Report of the condition of '''fhe First National
Bank of Sunbury,'' at the Borough of Sunbpry,
in the State of Pennsylvania, at the close of bu-
siness, on the 2nd day of Oct, a. D. 1874:
pEGDIRCES
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
North rland County.

In re of the account of Benz. Dockey and VIM.
Holman, assignees of Estate of David Bitter
man and Wife.
lO4. August Term, 1872. To the creditors OF
David Bitterman and Wife.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the account OF
~ BENJAMIN Dockey and VIM Hoffman, as
sipnees of estate of David Bitterman and wife,
has been filed in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Northumberland county, and will be presented
to said Court for confirmation, on Tuesday the
3d day of November, A. D. 1874.
l.. T. ROHRBACH,
Prothonotary.
qnDbury. Oct. g. 1374.-9o ds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09
SHERIFF,S SALES.

DY virtue Of Sundry Writs Of Ficri Facias,
ID alias Ficri Facias, Pluries Fieri Facias, Ven
dtioni Exponas, alias Venditioni Exponas, Le-
varl Facias, alias Leyar Facias, and Pluries
Levari Facias, issued out of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Northumberland county, and tes-
tatum Venditioni E1ponas issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Lycomng county,
and TO me directed will nc exposed TO public sale
or outcry, at the Court House, in the borough of
Sunbury, Pa, on
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

q Sern-
the rebels
hange places
show that the
successful.
says : "Whitin
mp of the null
Iarris was tied
r front has been
Jrtar and cement,
ut three feet in
thin tiagstones.
.nds, is weather
e famous old relic
f Il century long
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

A certain tract or piece Of land situate in Il
township of Delaware, county of Northumbe
land and State of Pennsylvania, bounded an
described as follows bounded northward I
land of John Dimm, eastward by land of job
Dimn, southwark by land of Gideon Bease
and westward by land of Daniel C. Hoffman
containing thirty-six acres more or less, with Il
appurtenances consisting of n two-story fran
house and stable as the property Of ANTRC
NY STEEL.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09
Correspondence.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
LITICAL-MENDICA - lie AUTUMN
-CIGARS- BUSINESS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6, 1874.

PULTTIIAL.
1t is hardly to be considered as among
le possibilities, but it is possible that Gov
rnor Dix may carry the city of New York
his fall. Dix has administered his office
n wonderfully level-headed manner, and
lie certainly will take the entire decent
vote of the city. This would not elect him,
but the fact is he is going to get a very
large share of the indecent vote. The part
Tilden took in bringing Tweed to his pre-
sent quarters embittered the Boss against
him furiously, and though it was impOssi-
BILE for him to prevent his nomination, he
and his friends have control Of votes en-
ough to prevent his carrying the city, and
if they can be held together and cast en-
1aoSSe they will do it. The Boss is hearty
hater as well as devoted friend, and he
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

All that certain tract or piece of land, situat
in the township of Lower Augusta, county
Northumberland, and State of Pennsylvania
bounded and described as follows, to wit Be
ginning at a white oak sapling, corner of this
and Joel VOLTS land, and in line of Jouatha
Fasold's land ; thence ay other land of said Joe
Wolf south one fourth of degree, east one hun
dred and forty-swo punches to a stone; thenc
by land belonging to the heirs of Thomas Wolf
deceased, due east thirty-two and six tenth pur
ches to a stone, north one fourth of degree
east tyenty-nine punches to q stone, due eas
eighteen purches to a stone thence by othe
land of John L. Shive, north one fourth of n de
gree, east one hundred and ten perches to
stone thence by land of said Jonathan Fasold
north eighty-siy degrees, west forty-two perchei
TO the place of beginning, containing thirty.twt
acres ana one hundred and fifty perches strie
measure, with the appurtenanees, consisting
Il two story weatherboarded log house.
Also, all that certain other traet or piece o
land, situate as aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, to wit Beginning at q pine knot
\ corner of this and Peter listers land, and OIL
a line of Abraham WOlf's land thence by lane
of the said Abraham Wolf, south eighty-seYeI
and one half degrees, west one hundred and sil
and seven tenths perches to pine knot thence
By land of Thomas Wolf, deceased, and Joe
Wolf, north one degree, east one hundred and
ffty-one and i've tenths perches to a pine knot /;
thence BY land of Jacob Bartholomew and Sam
uel Klinger, south eighty-fOur and three fourths
degrees, east one hundred and six and eight
tenths to pine knot; thence by land of Mary
Ester aud Beneyille Bower, south one degree,
wcst one hundred and forty-one and five tenths
perches to the place Of beginning, containing
ninety-scven acres and one hundred and twenty
perches strict measure, with the appursenanees,
consisting of bank barn as the property of
JOHN L. SHIVE.
Taken in execution and to be sold by
8. H. ROTHERMEL, Sheriff.
ShcFf's Office. Supburv. Pa. Oct. 9. 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

All that certain lot or piece of land, situate in
the borough of Turbutville, county of Northum-
besland, aud State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows beginning at post IN
Front street. thence along said street south forty
four degrees, west three and eigh, 1enths perches
to post thence by lot occupied by william
johnson, south forty six degrees, east thirteen
and four tenths perches to post at an alley;
thence by said alley, north forty four degrees,
east three and eight tenths perches to a post;
thence by lot of Michael Reader, north forty six
degrees, west thirteen and four tenths perches to
the place of beginning, containing one fourth of
an acre, more or less, with the appurtenances
consisting of q two story log house, weather
boarded, two story frame furniture store, and
cabinet-maker shop, frame stable and other
buildings as the property of JOHN w. GILL;
TFSpIF.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
in the borough of Sunbury, county of Northum-
berland, State of Pennsylvania, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Bounded on the
north and east by canal or gut, lately belonging
to the Sunbury Canal and Water Power Compa-
ny, on the south by lot No. 3, (number seven)
in Young's addition, ,and on the west by an alley;
said alley running northward from Fawn street,
with the appurtenances, consisting of r two
story brick house; as the property of JOSEPH
RICHARDSON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09
oxen out at BuenOs
# the alleged fraudu-
e Presidential cleo
e is at the head of the
postal law botanical spe-
: sent in the mails as cut
aye one cent for each two ounces

On :he-o1G, packages limited TO four
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

A certain lot or piece of ground, situate
Hendricks and Clements addition to the boroue
of Surbury, in the county of Northumberland
and State Of Pennsylvania, known and designa
ed in the plan Of said addition rs lot numb
thirty eight, bounded northward by Pine stree
eastward by lot number thirty-seven, southwaI
by au alley, westward by lot number thirty-nint
containing in width thirty feet, and in depth Oh
hundred and thirty feet, with the appurtenance:
consisting of two story frame dwelling house
and frame kitchen; as the property of Ell
MILLER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-09

An addition to the dwelling house OF Johl F.
SNYDER, of Turbut township, Northumberland
county Said house is situate in that part of
Milton lying in Turbut township, on Lincoln
street, on the corner of another street; said add-
ton is sixteen feet by seventy four feet, two sto
ries high, built of wood, covered with shingles ;
ae the property Of JOHN F. SNYDER
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Selesrapbiibe 9epsi9e'a.
Gurupaiide &abslbsribts.
NcatAshInMn.

9eutidIanS.
8erlin II, 20. Wtat. ger Salsr pal pet
foblen, bab per @raf bon Grnln1 lld) 5eltloel-
Tia BON Der biplomatii6epS Sarrtere 5urlldSlebe'
10 Gmefano.
9oubon, 1s. Mtai. - un9egelre @ten-
iheumenaen batten iif) beute ltorgen per-
Inmnelt. nm ben ruliiihen Sarer 81 le9en,
nlS er pnu Sudingban Palait na9 @u,loDau
alma. Ser sanSe SSe9 par prad)tpou OstO1
rirt. s:u
Mm Strano, Der TleetitraBe, 2uo9ateaptl
uuh Gbeapiipe mar Ser Ssrlebr ben ganjen
Sag allfsebeben. 49, oe..s,r>a
brinet bic gfadridt, bic S6nt9.n lperoe lll'
uahften !Serbit cine 8eils mad 8uBlano ma
| den.
qoubnn 49, Siai. Der garilcr Cor
relponoent Der Zines" ifreitt, Der umltallo,
bab bel ber am Sanlitag ltattgeTunSeilelt 40
itiillnl4ns Hber Die Srage, OBJ ba8 sSaDlgelef
ODER bic MHuislpalSia aHerIt otsfntlrt iper'
ben iolle, baS 0liniteflHm IN oer gfaElonal'
8eriamnlung geiblagen wHroe, lperpe 5ill
bemnGditigen aufSlung letterer SSrper,9af
uno sur Serlegung Der 8esierung BON Ser
lailles mad, Baris &erarlaiinng grben.
Ser @rai BON @bamberb bat iif Dablt
ausaeiproheu, baB es angemeiien Jet, leo
OtaBreael at befanpfen, iuelde barauT bere6
4 iiet lei, bic MacMabon'lde &egierun9 81
Baris, IS. 9fai, 4berts. - 3i
itllpebeuSe Miniferfriiis brinsf in Geriait1e
arobe aufresuns berper. @as redte I'M
SSas linfe Centrum icten ibre anfrengHH9cl
fort, Elm ueues Otiniferium 3n biloeu, bi
icst ober obne Grfolg. Die Rcdte uub oa
rsf,te Geutrnn, inhen Sonapartiitcn bon De
@eaieruns aussuidliebsn: Sepeldsn au
! ! 8sriaiass per69ert. bab bas re6te eentrur
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Snlanos9epeI9en.
gus Scr SmnDesba,tptItaot

Saibingt on, 1S. Wat.-Sm gunoeS<
iGate bsfunben iiG bente $10,651,4S2 Colt
rant $55 $780, 900 SpeSial.Y .Yaptergelbs s9epoz
liten CUR ginl6iuus BON 0epoiitenifeiusn;
s87, 1915, ,O78 Silber, eini6ltcBlidl $35, $685..
400 OIL Ntiins= =Gertififaten. Die Papier9eIS-
@irfulation betrug 1882, 100000.
- @eneral Sberman wirb nl9t Dor benz
Sftober BON bier abgeben, I'M baS 5auptz
quarter Der armee in ct. Qouis, Oto., auf-
sui6lagen. gtah ieiner 9teinnng iino NIT
Ser Serlegung ueri6ieoene Sortbeile perbnn.
ben, inter benen er uamentii9 ben betont,
bab I'M Talle zines nit ben Snoianern aus
brshenoen &riescs Die militdrii6en Speraz
tionsn BON ct. 2ouis ans uiel lei4ter 81 be-
mertiteaisen isien, ais bon 8aitin9ton aus.
= -9ie republifauii9eu Seuatorcn beiflloiz
len beute 0a9mittag in elmer GanfnS Ser
ianlmlung, ber SeHat ioGe beif,IieBen, oaB
Der @on0reB fid) am %. SUM perta9e. Sc
gen Dieisn 8oridlag erbob iid lebbafter Sis
beriprua, ba geltsro senlaft lpIrOe, oaB DE
porliegenoen Geiddfte bis 8u Der 3elt un=
mDdltCfl erleOiut leiu f0nnten.
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uno bic gernGBigte &e6te morgen ibre Gait
bioaten aufasltellt baben Weroen; aber pere
l6ieoene a6enbblatter iagen, 6r. Sonlaro
srpeiile on Dem Grfolge.
Baris, 1S. Neai. - 0as beutige ,Sourz
nal Ots 0ebats" iagt, Der Seriuf OeS orn.
@oularb, elm neueS Dtiniiterium Su bilben,
iei poaitdnbt9 febl9eidlagen.
Su bemlelben Slatte betBt es, pr. Wa9ne,
uelher als WlitglieO bes letten GabinetS 81
nans Miniiter mar, babe id, inegen ietner
ongegriifenen @elunbbeit gerpei9ert, Iett mad
Baris 81 fammen.
Yaris, 18. Mai.-0er ,@aulois" mel
set, Der Sersog BON Gbartres babe Saul De
GaIIaamac cine ssorberung 9ei6idt, iueil 9et.
terer in Ieinem Blatt, ,0e BaDs," eiuen ben
Sersog beletbigenben slrtitel Oer0fentli6te.
9onSon, 10. Mai, 3 llbr NiOr9ens. =
Ser 8ariier Correspondent Oes rStanoaro"
telearapbirt, bab smii9en benz 9iiriten Ntet=
terni9 uuO bem Ser5og BON gfOntmorencg
elm 0uea bcporitebe.
Spanien.
MaoriS, 18. Mai. i.-8eneral GoHAa lit
in Miranoa eingeSogen NIB bat baIelblt ietn
0auptquartier aufgei6lagen.
General Yapia lit BON ielnem amte als@es
neral &apitdn bon Wfabrib Suritd9etreteut
nnb @eneral Ssp lit gu ieiuem Ra9fOlser er-
nannt porbeu.
gaponne, IS. Wtai. Ser Sberbes
feblSbaber Ger Sarlilten, @eneral 0orregarrp
riidt nit beOsutsnber 3ruppenmaAt ami So
tella Dor.
ediffsnadDrtdbten.
Sueen to 10 II, 18. Wtal. : Der Saflz
pier ,Snoiana" 1T bon Bbilubelpbia bier etns.
gelanfen unb bat ieine &eiie mad 2tperpoOl
fortgeistt. Gngefomu1en: 0ampfer nGeltlc"
bon Refp=go
antwerper ell, 18. Ntai. Der 0anpfer
,Saterlaub" traf bon Ybllabdpbia bier ein.
Gueenstom II, IS. Dtat. Der Optr.
valgeria" lit bon Stem 0ort bier eiu9etrof=
fen.
2onoon, II. Wtai, y lbr gta9n. =
Spniols 93a fir @elo unS 934 fir Srief.
@rie 324-32a. Nctp+Y Yorf>@sntral 80.
= 43 lbr. Ser Disfontolat fir oretnlOs
natlide 8ediel 1T i'm offeuen Wartte 11!16
ober 5y16 Blosent niebrlger, alS bic Hate Der
ySanf bon gnglano."
a llbr. 9as Bullion, rpeldes berte m
Die y Sant BON Gnglauo" sing, belief it6 anf
e15, 1000. @rie 324.
2tperpool, II. Mai, llbr Nadm. -
Saummolle iteti9; Sberl. 50; Orleans 81.
SerfGufe $4,000 8allen, einid]lieBltf 5000
90. fir Spetnlation uno 4uSfubr.
= 3 llbr. Serfdufe bon SbcrldnberBaum=
ipolle (sute orbindre), i'm Wui ab5uliefern, gu
8 9I16; 90. 90. i'm Suli unO auguit ab5nlte<
fern, Su 81. gerfdufe bon Srleanss8aum=
iuol(e (aute orbinare), i'm aprtl peridifft, Su
8 1916. Sped 45s-45s 6p. SrobrotTe Ilau!.
9aatsen 12s 4p-12s 5p fir scipDbnll9en met
ben califoruii6en; 12s 8p-13s fir Club 90.
lis 2p-12s fir rotben weitl. SritbltngspatI
Sen. Ytais SIS.
a llbr. Son ben beutigen Sanmtuollerz
GerfGufen maren $500 Ballen aus Gmertfa.
9onbon, 18. Wai, abenos.- Sar5, &C.
ruDbnlihe Sorte, ISIS 3p. 2etnlaatol e28
3s. SerpentinsSpirituS SOs.
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Sotolberid,te aus gSaI6tnatnu

SOr0tpertmTe aus e2SQtDtuHtou+
Q8aibington, Is, Ytai. - Die Nt0z
beln uuo @ffstteu OeS Senators GUNNER
WerOen an 8. SUM, NtOrgeuS 10 llbr, uer=
fteigert.
1@eltrn 0tOrgen ueriu6tc Mtarp 0ilr4
pbp, gtr. 455, > SnaBe, uobnbatt, nit
SoblenOl 8euer au3u;iinoeu, nobel Die alte
@eifidlte paiiIrte. Die &auue erplooirte,
tbre Slei6er 9eretben in 8rano uuo Die SraH
erlitt id)ipere Brduomunoeu.
-SameS See, alias 6ooO Simmons, era
freut itd beS Reuommee'S, elmer Der beriidl-
tighten ifmarSeu 9iebe Der StaOt Al eil.
Sor etpa einem gonate raubte er nit Stpet
Anoeren etnen ubrenla0cn an Der Z. StraBe
aus, uno muroe am 18. 2lpril im BoiiSeige=
rid)te Oerurtbeilt. gSGbreno oeS Dor ieneuU
Sribunal berri9enOeu 0ur6eiu0u6erS 9elang
cS Dem ihmarSeu Shelm, iih unbemertt 0O=
BON gu idllei6cu. 0cute DtOrgen iaBte ibu
etn Boli3ilt ab, al8 CT geraoe i'm SegrlfI
itano, Dor benz Sd)ulttmaareulaoeu Der @ebr-
BERN cine 8olle Sattun mitgeben III beiBeu-
Ser 8OliSeiridter i6idte ibu OieSmal prompt
iu'S StaOtgefGugntB.
Der lunge Jteger u. {. 0titd)eu i'll 9lle-
cambria, Sa., III &arotOot iiir oas NtGgOrSs
amt.
-6cute Morgeu pur6e Die geif)e Ses flciz
uen g8iulc SroSman, meld)cr am lester
0onneriag i'm GaltCrllsS Sran6 ertrNnf, ges
funoen.
= Sin inuger farbigcr G6tei9Oieb, Der
ieiueu Ramen ais Geo. Mattbtu5 angab,
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