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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

In Harrisburg aud several other places
there is a demand on the part Of machan-
les and other iaboring men for reduction
in rents and the price of food. Rents, they
say, are rs high as they were when times
were good and bread Is as high and the
ioaycs as small ~ they were when -four
cost one-iourth more per barrel. The COM
plant is not without Justice and reason:
and what is alleged to be true of other To-
ealitics may be found to exist here and else
where, Something SHOULD be done, in the
way Of reasonable reduction Of prices, to
relieve the pressing wants Of TIE lahorinc
man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
1eiU EShbcrtismenfs.
EOtIpR.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election Of
~ managers Of the Accommodation Saving
Fund and Loan Association, viii take place or
Saturday, the Il day of January, 1919. at ~
o CLOCK p. III. in the room of Clement h1iIiing
Third ST, SUnbury, Pa.
SAM'L FAUST, SEr., Pre.d't.
JSCoE SHIPTsN. Sec'ry.
SUnJUry. Dee. -. 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
r.awIcSsucs" in UniOntUvgn. ELy.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. y. - The
Journal has information that last week
party of patrolmen, who were guarding
Unioutown, KY, against suspected inccn-
diarism on the part of the negroes, took 4
col0rcd woman and hung her thrce times
20 cxtort a confession as 10 the suspected
plot. She was left insensib.e and almost
dead, but recovered after restoratives were
applied The town is in much excitement
and is being strictly guarded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
TRAGEDY NEW OFsEEkNs.
Ex-GOy. WAKMOTH KILLS \ NEwsPA
PER NAN

PER NAN.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2U.-Iu Il fight be
tween Daniel c. Byerly, manager of the
Bu!letin, and eX-GoverHor Warmoth TO
day, on Canal street, Byerly knocked War
moth down with stick, and jumped ol
him, when Warmoth, drawing his knife
stabbed Byeriy seven times in the abdo
men. Byerly was removed to the Orean,
Hospital. where hc died at 1910 this even
ing. Warmoth was arrested and locked
up in The parish prison.
HOW IT ALL CAME ABOUT.
This unfortunate affair had Is origin il
the intense political excitement which nov
prevadcs all classes of the community. l
was precipitatcd by published letter from
Governor Warmo:h, in which he severed,
criticised an editorial paragraph in tn,
BuNetH advocating the rc-cstab.iShmrnt .
the star cars for negroes Il? the city rail
roads. This brought out vigorous edi
iorial in the B,dietin, rcYiving old issue.
and tccining with damaging charges
against the cX-"ovcFnor, who answered tht
same in a personal card, published in th'
PicoglI,c.
On Christmas morning challenge from
Mr. Jewell cnsucd, which was accepted
and the concluding arrangements to- :;
hostile mrc,in. wor. being finished BETWEEN
them Nh, ~ PRIV. who =nn>iderd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
FIRE! FIRE.

For sale = good Hand Fire Engine; Bras
Pumps can be worked as suction o7 supplied
from tank. Hose cart, 500 feet gum hose new,
all in good working order, for price and particu-
larR. Address
II. K. GOODRICH,
Machinist, Sunbury, Pa.
Suuhurv. Nov. 6. 1Sf4.--3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
22,I'5 C-sA Gifts, amounting lo-----.- 81 t,bOt
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100000.


halNts-..'.-.- IVpu
Eghtha of each Coupe go
~ Tickets Tor Ip0.G1
The Montpelier Female Humane Association, charter
cd tY tie Legislature Virginia and the Circuit Court
Of Orange Co.. proposes by Grand Gift Concert 70
tHbllsI and cIdUw "HOTc for the Old, IIhrm, and
Destitute T.di-s of EiriGt, ~ Mont ee-, the former
residence uf President James Afa.IOu.
GOvLENCHA OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 3 1874.
L 4:forda pleasure -ay that / we'll acguant-
o with large INA pTy o. the officers OF the Ioutreler
Female Hugne Association, who resid5 IA he vicinity OF
my hone and atfc-: their intelligence and their worth
and high reputation gentlemen, vel IS the public
confidence influence amt Substantial means literally
presented sasnng them.
JAMES L. KEEPER. GOV. Virgins.
ALy.NAIgOI.IA, Va, July <, iSI4.-' I commend
thel gents oI nouor and integrity nd faiy entitled
10 ,rc confidence of the TuDEc.
X. ". HUGHES, U. :. Judge East'n DIST, oi -.
Further references by PERMISSION: His Exc"l'ncy
Clily-t e. Waller, Ex-Governor % Va: Hon. Robert =
Ni;Aers. q: W. ard 4. :. Ser8c r!gc
Senators and Members Ci COnCTesg ir,In Va.
ECui. .ttUcys tickets uiy Ay made Dy express Ie-
pI:i, fu--OfiIrr money --;e~ Washington p. g. ur
b- registered I"tts'.
For fi particulars ,tstiIuouia-, &c. send tOr Cir-
cUilT. Address, HDS. JAMES BARBOUR,
P.Fs. VI. =. Il. y. ALEXANDRA, W.
Reliable agents "-l.t,i cTerr~har". Dee. -. ~.
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55loneBg 8 5 $5p.s &olrnrn.

- DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING How
! either may fascinate and gain the love ard
affections of any person they choose instantly This
simple mental acquireduent all possess free by mail
for lc together with marriage guide, Egyptian Ora
Gle, Dreams Hints 20 Ladies. Wedding Night Shirts Sc
queer book. Address T. WILLIAM {, Co. Pub. PIila
Dec. -, 4w
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XE<A'S
jhlTe ~ HI a - FfYf n, T6A
ESI4l-eA TO I Z
Ensg Ea-E
FOR 1875.

PUbLIsHEn QUARTERLY. January Number
just issued, and contains over 100 pages, 500 en-
cravings descriptions of more than 800 Of our
best FLowERs AND VEGETABLES, with directions
for Culture, Coiured Plate, etc. The most use
ful and elegant work Of the Kind in the world
Only p cents year Published in English and
German. Address,
JAMES WICK, Roccstcr, y. Y.
p,r IE 1874
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
Thc e. =. Arn,y and tI.e Centennial.

Private Dalzell, of Caldwell, Ohio, is cir
culating the following petition among sol
diers of the late war for provision by law
20 enable them TO attend the grand reunion
of American soldiers at Philadelphia on
the fourth of July Sc, the centenniel ami
yersarv ofthc Declaration of Independence:
To Me Honorable the House ot RepreSea-
frjires oad Senate Of the Ta;to3 States IN
Congress assembled: Your petitioners,
citizens of the United States, respectfully
pray Your honorable bodies TO provide by
law for free transportation and subsistence
on the occasion Of the Centennial celcbra-
ton, of all who are or have been soldiers
or sailors in the army and navy of the
United States, both volunteer and regular,
without regard to rank. And yOur petit
TONERS will ever pray, &c.
lie requests soldiers and those interested
in the petition to copy the petition, obtain
q, many signatures as possible and forward
/ The same 10 Congress as soon as possible.
Thomas +. Metzgar, a conductor on the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, relates the
following incident that occurred on his
train. at Cameron A man got on and
quietly TOOK his seat in the smoking car.
When the conductor asked him for his
tici.e; he said that he did not have any,
and swore he would not pay n cent for his
.; 4. Ia, SfonnoJ nj
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
ALSO,

\ certain lot or piece Of grOund situate.n the
borough of Mount Carmel, county of Northum-
herlaud, and State of Pennsylvania, known and
designated in the plan OF said borough as lot
number six in block number fifty, fronting on
Oat, street twenty five feet, and extending back
that dth one hundred and fifty feet 10 Apple
street, with tie appnrten3nccS consisting Of 4
two story frame dwelling housh as the property
of ALEXANDER McKIM.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
NOTICE.
Is THE CoUET OF COMMON Pleas
RFgTANp COTSTG.

Is THE CoUET OF COMMON PLEAS OF NoRrHrN-
RERLtND COUNTY.
lr re of the assignment Of
Anderson Diuius and wife
for benefit Of creditors.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the account Of
y Henry Dcnius and F. J. Galbraith, Esq,
assignecs Of Anderson Dcnius and wife has been
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Northum
mbcrlaud county, and that the same will be pre-
srutcd 10 the said Court for confirmation, on
Tuesday. January ;, 1870
J.. T. ROURBACH.
PrCthOnOtIry.
SuHbury, Dee. ! |. 1&7i.-it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
TelegFaphic Views.
Child &sIiGIccaGe,l by Drsnken Par
Pus~.

CINCINNATI, Dec 36. John Eeter's
infant. three months Old, was su!focated
last Tuesday night, by its drunken father
and mother lying ou il in bed. The corpse
remained ~ tht house Unth this morning
before it was discovered by the nciGhbOrs.
The parents u.r= sill! drunk and had made
no attempt to bury il. They are now in
the station house, the father sulferin. from
2plirium trrIncnS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
ISO.


\ certain lot or piece of ground situate il Low
er Augusta township, Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, bounded northward by public
road, eastward by lot Of Jacob Raker, southwark
Oy land of William and John Cruil,shank, and
westward by lot Of j. L. ShOOp, containing in
front on said public road, fifty feet, more or less,
with the uppurtenances consisting Of two story
frame dwelling house and stable ; Is the proper
" Of GEORGE J. RAKER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
En iss@ GOGrf Of Quarter = SassiOi.S of'
the Peace oC SGrtisussaEse piHHss

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the following
- persons have filed petitions in the Court cc
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Of the county Of
Northumberland, for Tavern. Restaurant. and
Liquor Store Licenses. and that the same will be
presented 10 the saii Court on the fourth day Of
January next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

The New YORK Weekly witness, giving
News. Markets Stories. fcures, and Live Editorials
at Ssl.SO Year Postage paid, has reached 10000
c.rcU!a in three years. send for free sample copy
Dee. g. 4w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

TIE Center Rfyspt.r says: II witness
James De.l. had been subpu.ncd TO atteud
court n Belleionta. and refused to attend
an attachment, hat was afterwards taken
By the deputy sheriff. judge Mayer de-
e!dud that the witness having demanded
his costs 1T time of service, and it having
been refused or nu; paid, he could not be
held ful the cost of attachment, nor had
The court right to issue an attachment ~
the case. This settles the vcXcd question
of compulsory attendance, ara establishes
the fact in law that no witucsS : obliged to
attend in civil case until his costs have
Dcen plycd in advance. In criminal eases
the law may he different rs the Common
wealth is supposed 10 BE- good for The costs.
TIE HEAD OF TIE lIOUsEHOLD.-Wo-
men sometimes du no: "aiuc there hus-
bands as they ou"h' They not untrequentiy
learn the value of a good husband for ;he
first time by the loss Of him. Yet the hUs-
band is the very rool-;ree "i the house, the
cornerstone Of the eliice, the Keystone Of
the arch called home. He IS the bread
winner of the family, its defence ana It's
clory-the beginning and ending Of the
golden chain which surrounds its con-
soer. its !aw-giver aud its king. And yet
we see now f-ail il that life on which so
much depends. When he is taken away,
who shall Gll his place? When he is H.,
what s!5omy clouds hover over the house
When bee is dead, wha: darkness, what
werpiu., what agony Then poverty, like
the muydcrous assassin, breaks in nj the
windows starvation, ike the furnishing
wolf. howls at the door. Widowhood is TOO
often an associate OF sackcloth and ashes.
Oruhanhood. too means dgsoIation and woe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
Reliable agents -i.t.I ore-rv1har". Dee. -. +.y.

CONSTANT FNIPLuYNENT-it tri e >Ia'r co.
Faulir 80 cr week Warranted ~ clr-t4. reqGired.
Particulars and valuable s"wIa s.it iryr. tdircss
with cg.t -'lrnl. q Ross. Williamsburg. y. y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

GOAL! COAL! COAE!-GRANT BROS,
y Shippers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, SUNBURY, PA.
(LOwRR WHARF
Orders will receive prompt attention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

\ certain tract or piece of lau3 situate in Low
- Augusta township, Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, bounded Iorthward by land Of
Daniel Malck, eastward by land of John Dun
kcIbcrger, southwaId by land Of Daniel Keiser,
Jacob R.ker Gnt Nathan Shipc, and westward
hy land of Peter StrCh, containing sixty five
acres more or less; as the property of GEORGE
j. RAKER
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SfFERFFF,S SALES.

LLOYD T. ROHRBACH. Clerk.
.eIk's O.iicc, Sunbury, Dec. 10, 1874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-17
3eue An3eigen.
yin Die Stimmgeber
BON
MlarDlan0.

-.O.- -
9as ocmotratiId Staat5 GentrGIs
Gomte bat befmmt, oaB offcntlite SerIammluns
gen On Den uaatebenben @tdgeu uno 3eitcu sepalz
ten iueroeH iouen:
Glftnn, Sumitug, Den IS. September.
RnfbilIc, Sienitag, ben 21. Septembe-.
Jreorrif, 9Onneritas, D. %. Seplbr.
Cumberland, sumitas, D. 25. septbr.
Catlano, WiOntag, ben 81. September
0agerstnmn, WtlttpO6, 3. 30. septbr.
AnnapnIis, 6retug, ben /. 0ttober.
Sclair, Wpntug ben 4. 0ttpber.
Suiuinntnpn, 8ienitdg, ben 5. 0ttOber.
gSeItminfcr, Wtithppd, ben 6. OttOber.
Upper Warl6Dro', 5reitas, b. s. 0ttbr.
Pnrt Sobaccn, Sumitag, ben 8. Ottbr.
Seonarotuwn, 9ienitug, ben II. 0ttbr.
Prinee Srrocrid, Mittipp6, D. 13. Stt.
Gbcitertnun, 5amitag, ben 16, Ottbr.
Geutrrbiilc, 0lpntua, ben 1S. Sttpber.
Scatnn, Dteritus, ben 19. OttOber.
Gaitun, 9pnneritag, ben 81. 0ttUbcr.
Cambridge, Samitug, Den %. Sttpber.
PrinrrB Nnnr, 9tUntag, ben %. Ottbr.
Salisbury, 9ienitug, Den 26. Ottuber.
snuW 9ia, Wlittppd, ben 27. 9ttDber.
GGirott Gitb, 5amitag, Den 30. DIT.
Die BON Der benz mofrutii6zeouicrpatipeu Staats=
eouoeutton uomuirten @dnoioaten iperoeu an Den
mtIteu, iueuu ni6t ell Olleu beiu9teu BIdseu uuo
sur ause9ebeuen Seit, unO pon aubcreu beruorraz
8enoen Jteoneru bssIeitet, ansueeno sin, uuo 9lez
ben on Die Seriammluu9eu balteu.
Spibna WamTamt, SorFeer
oes tcmotrdtib conierpGtiuen StGat5 GCntrals
@omite's.
Sas. u. Z. ReSIure,
SER. oeS Dem. .=eon. Staatss@entlal=Gom
i22l.S. .3S. Z .f3.bn.hl q
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Gnropaiide Seridte.

- lleber etuen llnfall Der gSano 5.
b eder y ularen erfGbrt oaS IS. Sr."
bonn 21. auguit, baB IS 6uaren bei'm lles
bnngsritt itiirSten. Die Shulo an Dem I'm,
fad trGg Der oidte Staub, melder bel Scn
idarfen Gitt faum geifattete, cinen 9teb:n,
mann 5u ieben. Sin 9teiter itiir3te uub ofort
bate f6 Elm unentmirrbarer Saauel BON
&oiien uno Heitern, Die ibereinanoer fieleu;
gebilbet. Die @eltiir3tsn uaren meiit ,ur
llebung einberufeue 8eieruiften alterer SSahr.
gduge, BON oenen oiesmal fiiuf,ig einae;oaen
martin. Die bel oetti llufall Oorgefommenen
Serlesnn9en tno ntdlt burdtueg leifter Sea.
tlr. Gin 6uiar erlitt cine leben8gef1brli6e
Sebrnerihittterlng Elm anoerer einen Sruf
oes S1ulterblattes. IuBer oieien Seiben
mubten nod mebrere ms Spital ii5erfiibrt
peroeu. Solde 6dle fteben bei'm @apalle-
e-Grercitium letoer uidt uereiu5elt ba.
= 9 oil oateni f in berei.) Sin
Oeierteur beS Miindener 2etbre9irents mur-
DC 10 on etne SGule gebunbel, baB er ben
&opf ntd1t riibren fonnte, unb mu6te bier
Stunoen in bieierStellung subringeu. Damn
puroe ct 10 lange su llebungen augebalten
bis er 5niammenbrad) nn0 ln'S @efdngniB
Suriid9ebradt merben nuBte. Der Sberft
oeS Gegtment8 las Dem betreffenoen SompaQ.
nieaef etnen artifel beS o3eitgetf" iiber oieie
Sbtnoerei in @egenwart Der ganseu Cont
paguie Dor unb ertbeilte ibm oann nod einen
oientliheu 9fiifiel. - Better nidts!
: (Gtu WOro in @ @lberfeGo.) Qus
Glberfelo tbeilt man INTERIM %. luguit nit:
Sin Mtorb, welfer geitern Nbeuo in unierer
Stabt lfattgefuuoen bat, madlt oel bon iid)
reoen. Gin bieii9er Sdloiier9eielle, Der erft
lett SurSem 81 bieler Stellung 9elanat iit,
bate Ietlten 2ebrberrn, eineu bteiigen Sdloi=
iermeiiter, nm &obnerb6Aung gebetcu, mar
bon btelem aber NIT Der Semerfllng abid)l1q.
lid beldlie6en iu0rben, Dap er crit ieinen m.
loltben SebenSnanbel aufgeben iolle.s lleber-
baupt miiroe er (ber Oleiiter) inn fiinftig leis
nen Sobn nld3t Sablen, peun er nO9mals be-
trunten tn'S @eld)dft fonlne, mas III lester
3eit leiber oft norgefomnlen mar. I'm ge4
ltrigen Abeno MN madlte Der WeiIter ieiue
Orobun9 sur gSabrbeit, iuOritber Der 9eieu
10 in Corn 9ertetb, oaB er eine III oieiem
3uede bereit 9ebaltene Pifole auf ben Dtel>
tier abidoB NIB bieien leioer 10 uuqliidlif,
i'll Die Srllt trai, baB berelbe idon rad Srpei
Sdrltten, Die er gegen ben 6liiftigen maGte,
tobt 5uammenbrah. 9llS bieier lid) nat
elmer Strede gSe9es Don ben anoeren @eielleu
elngebolt lab, bra6te CT iidl init einem Gold.
meiier bier Stidle III Die Srult bel, Die aber
ntbt tDotltd ietn ioaeu."
- Die SebanDlun9 Der politii9cn
St @efangenen in 9eutidlano wiro iett i'll
Observation-Disclosures geregelt. SeSiigltf)
Der Sebanolung pOlitil9er @efangenen miro
oaS neue 9teglemeut beitinnte YorI6rifteu
entbalteu, uno ebenio ioll in bemielben aud
Die Srage her SelbfbetGitiguug Der @efauge.
nen cine ben Sutentionen Der goIfSuertretuna
entipredeuOe &egelung finOer. ....
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enfal sertd,te aus ssa,btnatpt,.

gSaibinston, 16. Septbr. = Die ,2(n.
aelegeubeit oe8 2ei6enrGuhers @briiitan seiat
gleiffa4s, baB in 8aibin9touer @eri9tsb6.
fen man9es faul TT. Steier 8uri4e tuuroe
befanntlidl oorgeftern in Baltimore uerbaftet
unS bierber aebradt. 9a ale 3ellen noll
tpdrcn, 10 lisB man i'm i'm groBen Saale bes
Stationsbanies ltno 5nabm i'm ietu @bren-
mort (?) ab, oilid)t Our6brenneu su iuolleu.
gfatiirlid) nladte er fidl bel Der eriten beiten
@eleqenbett aus bem Staube. gbritian
rpuroe BON ben 9roBgeih,uorenen in @utlase
usriett, bic Gniiasel9rift gegen lbn 1T ieood
niraenDs III iinoeii. g s.l. r. s,T.
.ssHl9eute /. Morgen 10 llbr ergriif elm geger
i'm @entresNarfte cine auf etnen Wiesger.
.J5tanbe itebenoe @igarrenfiite /, tpeld3e Dem
Elenhperldufer als G,elOfalten biente, uno lief
Oapon. Da er BON mehrereu Yerionen perfolgt
uurbe, 10 mari er ieinsn &alb Don iid,
iehliipfte III etn gaBfen unb entfam. -
-sObert Ntasrilber, welher afs Sbep-
berSis Sd]Gemelfer oes 0lreftsriums fiji
Sffentiidbe @erfe nit at oer ietten ,Stina.@
anh sertolten bat, peridngt nod SCI 900 rid
ftanbises @ebalt. a g
'SbomaS Waridaa Ambler Earb IN
SauqHier.Soattp, 80 Sabre alt, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-17

- Su @eorgetonn ftarb geftern Moraen
Erdu @atbarine SObniOn auf iebr pl6ttibe
gSeiie.
- 9eifern Qbeno 10 llbr gerietben in Der
6i9bitraBe in @eorgetomn 3pei gteaeriitng.
linge in Streit nnb sriffen prompt sum 8e.
ooluer. Sas. 9i9gs erbielt eineH SduB in
ben llnterleib.
= Sn Der gtdbe bon Qccoquau ertranf am
Samitag Der ie4sidbrige Seni. SommiQ, in,
6em er bei'm 9ngeln BON Der Berfte in'S
8afer ffiirSte.
= Sn al.ranOria fam geitern Morgen bier
llbr etn uerliebtes BGrden an, iueldes 30 Sri.
auf einem Bferbe 9eritten mar, nm iid bier
trauen 5u lafieH. 0as 3iingier6en mar erlt
10 Sabre alt; ibr Bunid luur0e iibri5ens
erfiillt.
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sic Gd,tt q fINpffaiidc

Qlbanp, N.sY., 16. September.-Ser
SflneGpoif5ug, rpel9er belite Morsen IS llbr
BON gfem=D Dorf abslng, traf nm IS llbr bier
elm. -. a.fla- 81 ,ast
8oihtuoton, 16. Septbr.- @ehern
Qbeno tpuroe burd ben @eneralz Yoitmeiiter
perfiiat, oab bic 9tesp,Y ,Yorfer Worgenpoft per-
mitteiit 9dnellsiisen bef5rbert tperSe. Die
lelbe trai besbaIb beute nm 43llbr Nahnt.,
bier Gin.
Ser @eneralz zYoftineiiter erbdlt BON alien
Seiten 0epeiden, tuelAe ibn iiber ben sroBen
@rfolq Der 96nelpof5iise unterridteu. Ser
Yittsburser 3us entbieit flint Sounen uno
Der @hicaao'er ,3ug 40 Eonnen Pofiahen,
oarunter is 900 Stem Dorfer 3eitln9er. '.a
-.gIepeIano, Sbto, 10. September. = Der
erie Bots s@tuel5ue fam heute abeno snr fefeeiets
TEN 2eit pon Wetpzgort bier au. Cine 9ro6e Nietiz
Sdenmenoe befanb fh am Sahnbbfe, Die ben :3us
mil pods besrhbte; oerfelbe behane aus Befts
mo 2SWalsH<Es lssoHs. GIN ertter Balnf Daez
SSisr nnaehduat tperoen. Durdb Die @innabme bes
1od,teifeuS, burd Die gBelhenfelung uno an6ere
iIriaeben persogerte fi bic Gbfabrt um t6 Dtnutsn.
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9eioroert olbcuuDerJn9lid 80 letiteu. 60 9cIheGeH
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