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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28
TIE PRESIDENTS SALARY.

A few years ago in sudden fit OF
lberality Congress increased the
Presidents salary to $4,000 per
annum. They likewise increased
their own pay, which raised a great
no vi and not few of the members
were allowed thereafter to stay at
home and avoid Washington extrava-
gance. About three weeks ago either
in a fit of stern economy or spleen
Congress passed bill restoring the
Presidents salary to the old sum Of
$4,000. But Gen. Grant has vetoed
the bill, being constrained to do SO,
as he says, by a sense Of duty to his
successors, to hi nself, and the dignity
of the position Of chief magistrate Of a
nation Of more than forty millions of
people. Gen. Grant has had years Of
experience in the soldiers canvass
tent and nearly eight years in the
White House, and his conclusions as
to proper salary are no doubt hon
estly expressed. A number Of prom
inent gentlemen on both sides are
now working very industriously to
secure fur years residence in this
fascinating white house, with whom
probably salary is no object. But the
luckey one may we'll thank Gen.
Grant for his veto.
Speaking Of Presidential salaries in
the past, a correspondent gives some
interesting facts as follows: "Wash-
ington exactcd the strictest economy
at home that he might serve his coun-
try and not impair his private for
tune. Jefferson was we'll off when he
went into public life. He inherited
1900 acres, which he increased to
5000. His income, independent Of
his farm revenue, was 5000 year.
His wife dowry was $4,000 in cash
Had he left public life alone and at
tended to his estate he would have
been rich man. His public career
closed in 1909. For nineteen years
he was absent from Monticello, and
seven Of these years were passed
abroad. He returned to find his
estate ruined, his property squan-
dered, his fortune See tered. All at
tempts to retrieve his fortune were
in vain. lie was adjudged bank
rupt. New York city sent him do
nation OF $500, anG other cities were
alike generous. Jackson had a style
of his own. Like good soldier lie
lived within his income. At the Rip
Raps IN the summer, IN 10" laTm-
house, coat off, feet in slippers, chair
tipped back, cob pipe in his mouth,
he gave audience to ambassadors.
Van Buren, had a private fortune Of
his own. Pierce, by rigid economy,
carried $4,000 out Of tie White
House. No clerk in the custom house
lives il as economical style as did the
bachelor President, James Buchanan.
Fillmore lived in a plain frame house
in Buffalo after the expiration Of his
term and Lincoln and Johnson are each
said to have saved handsome sum
from their salaries.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Eight illicit whiskey dstillers have
been arrested in the mountains in
Kentucky and taken to Louisville for
trial. Three officers who had ar
rested distiller were fired upon and
compelled to surrender their prisoner
Another party while endsavorlng tc
make an arrest were fired upon, but
ESCAPED.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The United States Supreme Court
decided Monday in q case against the
National Exchange Bank of Balti-
more, that the bank acted properly
in accepting stocks in payment with
view to their subsequent sale or con-
version into money go as to make
good or redeem an actual loss.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The Cheyennes. in the Big Horn
country, have broken up into small
bands for maraudering purposes. A
party of miners had fight with one
of these rowing bands, in which one
Indian was killed and two miners
wounded.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Jno K. Dolsn WAS hanged Friday
last, in New York, for the murder Of
Jas. II Zoe. He wrote letter to
his counsel during the night repeat
ing his protss:ations Of innocence.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Russia has just been granted wall
space in the fine art department OF
the Centennial to exhibit some very
fine pictures, including two or three
paintings, the property ofthe Prince
Gelitzen.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The riotous laborers at Browntown
w. Va, have notified the contractor
that they will hang himself and ne
groes unless they all leave. He has
appealed to the authorities for pro
lection.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Nell Mowry and j. P. Smith rode
a fifty-mile mustang race at Bay Dis
trict track, San Francisco, Sat. last
the former winning in two hours and
eight minutes. Mowry will ride a
one hundred mile race at the Cen
tennial.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Ex-Governor Archibald Dixon, of
Kentucky, died in Henderson, that
State, Sunday night, aged "A. He
succeeded Henry Clay in the U. S.
Senate in 1852.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Special dispatches from Paris to the
London Telegraph and Horr mention
that a report Is current that the
United States contemplates the an
nexaton Of Hayti.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Jas. Wilkinson, Of the firm Of Brew.
err g. Wilkinson, of New Orleans, mer-
chants, has been arrested in Louis
Vile, charged with having committed
frauds in Nashville, Cincinnati, New
Orleans, and New York, amounting
in all to 5000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

A fire Friday night on the camp
meeting grounds at Tarentum, Pa,
where the National Camp-Meeting
was to have been held this year, de-
stroyed all the cottages, $50 in num-
Der, many Of them completely fur
nished.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The grand jury at New Orleans
found true bills against j. +. Barrett,
Jr, for attempting to bride state
officers. In default of bail Barrett
was sent to the parish prison.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

VIM Taylor, colored, 81 years OF
age, while passing along Pennsylvania
avenue, near Biddle St., last Friday
about noon, fell to TIE pavement and
died in few minutes. Coroner Ogle
declined holding AN inquest, death
having resulted from Aolnorrhage Of
the lungs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

A runic slab of the seventh centu-
ry, lately discovered in a Yorkshire
tomb, has been sent to Prof. Stephens
of Copenhagen for the third volume
of his great work on runic antiquities.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Two students at Bethlehem, Pa.
between whom feude existed, re-
paired to driving park early Sun
day morning, to fight a duel with
swords, but an officer appeared upon
the scene, and the whole party, prin-
cipals and seconds ran away.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The Montana Republican Conven-
ton Wednesday instructed tine del.
egates to the national convention to
support Blaine for the Presidency.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The recent examination of the &C,
counts of U. s. Revenue Collector
Sedgewick, at San Francisco, by Su.
pervisor Hawley, show that the &C.
counts were all correct.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

The Indians at all the agencies are
reported to be remarkably docIle,
which is attributed to the recent Sc.
we're punishment Of Crazy Horse $
band.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Henry Smons was arrested Mon
day in Bladensburg for robbing the
house of the treasurer Of a Washing
ton benevolent Association Of $3.50,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Destructive prairie fires are raging
in Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota
Many person: have escaped destruc-
ton only by flight in their night
clothes.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

A horrible Indian butchery Is re-
ported from Kansas where an entire
family Of smigrants from Penna. were
uaassacred.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Four Indians, a negro and a white
man were hanged on one scaliold at
Fort Smith, Ark. Friday last.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Hon. 0. J. Dickey, formerly mem
Der of Congress from Lancaster, Pa,
died at his residence in that
city last Week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

A shocking story comes from Hyde
Park, Vermont where y man battered
out the brains of his son with an axe
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28
NOTICE

r HEREBY give notice to all persons
knowing themselves to be indebted tc
the undersigned by Note or Book Ac
count to settle the same Immediately, as
am determined to close by books.
spl4 It A, F, ORNDOhtF,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28
Chas F Chantler. II wears of age,

Chas. F. Chantler, II years Of age,
a naval apprentice on the U. s: train
ing ship Juniatta, lying at Hender-
son wharf, Baltimore fell from the
rigging last Monday evening week,
and sustained Injuries from which he
died on Tuesday. He was the bright
est and most promising boy on board.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Princess Isabella Of Portugal died
Sunday in Lisbon.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28
White Goods Department.
DRESS Goods Department

cannot be undersold. MY Stock Of
BLACK ALPACAS is acknowledged by
wholesale men to be cheaper than they
can sell them. To
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28
A CARD.
CHAS. II. O. FOX

Has carried on the watch and jcwclry
business in your midst now twenty seven
years, and though conscious that he has
given general satisfaction and done justice
TO his patrons, he gives his heartfelt thanks
for the very liberal patronage in the past,
and solicit continuance of the same at
his old stand for the new firm of FOX
e. MYER. [mar3ltf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

My stock consists of bleached and I'M
bleached Muslins, Caicocs, Flannels. Can
ton Flannels, &c, &c.
, 1876-09-30

which call as much for the consideration
of the statesman as for that OF the philan-
thropist. In the Middle Ages, leprosy
was not in Europe, but there,
to use the phrase which has recently be-
come current, it was stamped OUT by
repressive legislation. Lepere were strict
ly confined within specified limits, aud
were killed without mercy if they trans
crossed them. In Norway the disease was
less vigorously treated, and there, conse-
quently, it still fingers. In 1888 its pre-
v%alence was such as to become a matter Of
national concern, and a committee was
appointed to consider the subject aud to
devise remedial measures. The result was
the establishment Of national Ieper asylums
on q sufficient scale, fitted with every appli-
ance which science and humanity could
suggest, and the institution of a complete
annual registration of lepers, from which
it appears that the number of sufferers di-
minishes steadily year by year, and has
fallen from 1850 il 1856 to 1856 in 1878,
the decrease having been especially marked
since 1867.
, 1876-09-30

e. II E late hurricane having caused
SO much distress and suffering
among those of people who were
already very poor, it is felt by us
that some special effort ought to be
made on their behalf.
We are aware that very few of
the inhabitants of this Island are in
a position to give largely even to
those with whom we are sure they
sympathize. But as many may be
willing to help if they only knew
the particular sufferers, we give
notice that we shall be glad to re-
ceiye at our houses any subscriptions,
and to distribute the amount sub
scribed to the best of our knowledge.
Christiarsted, 10Th Septbr. 1876.
C. J. BRANCH, CHR DAHL.
P. GUILBOT, G. WILLEMOES.
, 1876-09-30

ETO acceptable offer having been made
AN at the 4th auction which was held this
day on the plantations GROVEPLACE
and HARD LABOUR, said properties
will again be put up for sale at a 5th
auction to be held at this Office on
TUESDAY the 10th of October next at
l o'clock pm.
The properties will be put up for sale
first separately and afterwards together
collectively.
Auction Office Frederiksted September
26th 1875.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-09-30
Publication.

Ut is hereby made known, that the Pre-
a sidency has transmitted to the under
signed Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes
due to the Colonial Treasury for the year
1875, with order to levy for said taxes
if receipts are not produced before the
18th October next.
Sherif's Office, Christiansted, Septem-
Der 25th 1876.
, 1876-09-30
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his
services to the Public in general,
in putting up and repairing Houses,
at a reasonable price.
Christiansted, 25th Sept. 1876.
w. II. LLOYD.
, 1876-09-30

VIA intet ~antogeligt Bud blew gjort we'd
D den over PIantagerne GROVE PLACE
og HARD LABOUR Days Dato afholdte
4de Auction vile samme Eiendomme after
blive opraabte til SaIg we'd en- Ste Auction
som afholdes her paa Contoiret TIRS'
DAGEN den lode October f0rstkom-
mende Eftermiddag x. l slet.
Eiendommene Vile f6rst blivo opraabte
sarskilte og derefter samlede under Eet.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den 26de
September 1875.
c. SARAUW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
rus 0eut 2anoe Oer d1rputTd)eta 3e'
nolntionen. - Gin neuer t1nt'
If1fr3 lit G0ifn0Dr.

gSaibtugton, 80. Sept.-@apitdI 6.
Simplon BON oem Sunoe8= Srte9soampfer
ySnaba" i6reibt Dem Observation-Disclosures
aus @uapaqull, @quaoor, unter'm 10. Seps
tenber, oaB er anl s. D. Dtts. baielbit ats
langte uno Die StaOt in Der Wfitte elner ReDo
luton fauo. Ser @eneral, tuelfer bic Srup.
pen IN Der Sta6t commanOirte, bate nit In.
teritiibuug ietner Sruppen NIB anfeineno
nit @tnnllliqung Oe8 YofS ein reoolntiond.
res Yronuuciamento erlahen. am nadfen
Sage purben Die &oniuln Der au8mdrttgen
@d1te bur6 eiu @irfular benabridti9t, baB
9eueral Sentemilla bic 3it9el Der &egicrung
bon @quabor ergrtfen babe, nno 5u 9letd)er
3eit perii1ert, oaB Die Sronun9 beitenS auf=
red)t erbatten per0en piirbe. Capt. Gimp
Jon erfldrt, oaB er bic llllad)e oer 8eoolutton
oem Separtement nid)t mtttbetleu tDnne
man ermartete ieboh, baB Der IN @uagaquil
augefangene Iufitauo III Quito mieberbolt
meroen miirbe. Sn oieiem Safe lit Brdroent
Sorrero geltiirSt unO 8eneral Sententue ais
reuolutiondrer Brdiioent bon @quabor 81 be-
trahten. &apt. Simpion iagt gum SfluiIe,
oGb Die llriaden Der 9teooluttonen in Den
liioamarifaniihen Republlfen nldt immer &C.
nau gu ergriinben itno, oaB Der flOslldJe 6e@
9iernngSmed)iel in @quaOor leoo6 total unerz
fl1rltd| 1T, menn man beoeaft, nit meldlenl
@ntbuIaSmus jenes 2ano erit oor e!neM
Sabre ieine Sefrelung bon elmer oespotllGen
0te9terung, inter melter eS IL Sabre lang
Idmadtete, be9riiBte. Sr. Sorrero nurbe
oamals BON allen SolfsflaGen trtumpbirenb
sum SrGlioenten erfpdblt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
Ser YtoseB 8eBen Sateod tatto
Snff1PrDflle

28aibington, 30. September. = Sn
Der beutisen Slbung oeS 9erl9t8 iuaren MIR
ebr rpeniae 3uI6auer a11fpeieno, unb cS lit
nldjt su perfennen, oaB ba8 Sntereiie allma=
lig nafldbt, ba man i'm Sorau8 10 Siemltd)
pelB, rpie Der YroseB enOigeu mirb. Sbcrit
gS. u. @osf er0ifnete I'm elm Siertel mad 10
llbr feline 8ertbeibi9ungSreoe fir Sabcod nnb
berief iid auf ben gllten @barafter IeineS
&lienten, rueldler allen Serleumbungen rpis
bsritanoen uno obne Otaiel aus benz ProSeiie
3u ct. Souls beruorgegangen isi. gfa6 ben
23 Stunoen oauernoen Ir9ument oe5 Srn.
@oof purbe cine balbfiinbt9e Yauie gemaft,
unb 6r. 9ftbole bsgann oarauf oaS Sdlub'
argument fit bic Inflage.
Sr. 9fihble behauptete, e8 lei pollitdnOi9
berpieien, baB SabcOd rer 6auptOeri1p0rer
Qefpeien lei, uno sog bic bon oerSertbeiotgung
porgebrdfte Sbee in'8 Gdherltfe, 6aB Sab-
cod ober irgenb elm anberer Seamter ba8
8e6t bGtten, bic agenten bes @ebeimStenites
3u tbrem Sdlube 5u benuten; er bebauptete
fcrner, es ldse flar am Sage, 6aB ein bober
Beamter @biteleb unb feline llntergebenen su
Sem frasliden Serbreden aufgemuntert bGtte.
Die BON ben Nemor;aliiien gegen 8abcod
Dor benz @ongreB porgebradlte Nnflage mar,
oaB 8abcod gefdlitte Sermeiiungeu por9e.
nommen nno genebmt9t bate. pr. 5ftoble
CAB 5u, 6aB 8abcod beredtigt mar, Giuil.
Sngenieure 5ur Sermeliung Der 0ffentliAeu
8erfe ausufellen, itellte iebOd in 4breOe, OaB
Der angeflagte berefttgt geiuelen lei. Die We,
morialiften bur6 9ebeimpoli5tte fen iiberlpa6en
Su laIien. t6r. 9itoble miro ein Ir9ument
mor9en beenOtgen, unb biz Gnti4eioung Dtrb
gegen llbr ben @eIdWoreuen anDeim9eitellt
mer0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
gSer fitr Stloe,t tt,to tper fiir
g oto2 ~

2inccln's Marlue<Mlniiter @ibcon 9Sellcs
unteritiist Samuel S. TilOen fir Die Brdii.
oentur. Grants Wtariue Mlnilter Secor
Robeion unteritiist q. .. Sapcs.
9iucOln's Siilf8z9rte9sz Nttniiter Beter $.
Maion uuo Charles ". Dana unteritiisen
5anuel S. Siloeu. @rant's Srlegs Oiiz
hitter 9onalo Cameron unteritiitt &utberiorO
y. Sapes.
GaifiuS M. @lap, abolitionit, @eianOter
in Gublano onrd 3incoln's @rnennung, un=
teraGtt SilDeu. goSloue, eigentlit 9ottlieb,
9. Srtb, 5pefulaut in Sene5uela> a>SOrberunz
gen nno Seianbter in gSien ourd @rant'S
@rnenuung, uateritiibt Sapes.
Ser Yenniplpaniide Sriegs @ouperneur
u. @. Curtin unteritiitt SIloen; Der peuuipl.
paniide &rie9s Minliter Simou Cameron,
ben 9incoln Der llnehrlidfeit balber aus iete
mem @ab,nete itieb, uuteritiibt 81. q. Sapes.
81 Senator &epels, idmar5 BON Hatur,
untertiiet Samuel S. Siloen. gr.Senator
3ad. Chamber, fiinFli6 sei6warSt, untsr=
itiibt 81. .. sDanes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
9te @eltausReQuaa.

Sbilabelp / q, 29. .Sept.-Oer Setrez
tGr Centennial @ommiiIon tbeilt nit, baB
bic idriftli9en 8eritte Der YreisridIter, auf
wel6e bic Yerleibun9 Der Yrdmieu baiirt 1T,
iobalD, mle m0glidJ, ben einseluen @rurpen
nad), tpie iie bon Der @ommtifton beitdtt9t
wuroeu, uer0ffcntlidt merbcu iolen. Sober
4uSfteller, melder cine Brdmie erbtelt, tuirb
auf Serlangen elm @remplar beS betreHenben
8eriht8 erbalteu. Die 8erid]te Der Yrels.
ri6ter, IN welfeu bic Serleibung oerBrGmien
empfoblen plrb, unb meldle uegen Man9els
an 3elt nod nidlt bon ocr Gomlniifion beitdz
ti9t purben, merben ioeben in @rwd9ung ge'
sogen uno iObalb, als m0glift erlebigt wer.
ben. Die @ommiiiiOu beiuAte bente oteSteb<
ausftellung. Die auSiteuung bon Sdafen
unD Sameineu fan9t EN- 10. Sftober al !;
iiber 700 Shafe unO $50 Sdmetne llno bis
iett eiuQetragen worOen. Die Sefliigel> aus~
ftelluug miro am 27. Sftober in Dem pomO>
lo9rdeu Gebauoe auf Dem Saupt au8itaz
lungsplate erbfinet- Cine 9rcbe&rfurfonSs
@eieli9aft aus Detroit, Diid1., lanSte beute
bier arl. - Die heuti9e an5abl Der 5ablenOen
8eiuder in Der Saupt Ausitelluug betrug
1928, in Der 8ieb= =Ausftellung 1924.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
Uermtfd5te tcte9raIbtT0c
SeDeSGlctt.

-9as D@itmin9ton 3uilp SOurnal," Die
dtteIe tdgIid1e 3eitun9 in NOrb= =GarOIiua, it
aus lUtuugeI an lluteritliBnn9 cin9egangen.
= Die geiamrte BOli5eimadt Der Staot
gli5abetb, N.,S., Al Wtann, mafte an let-
ten 0ounertoge etnen Gu8flug nGd GreutOn
mo nabm su Sel3er'8 @roue elm Sheiben.
idieBen Dor, bsi mel6em POli8ifBfanOer ben
erfeu Brei5 9epann.
- MoonD uuo Sunteh iammeln gegenndr.
tig Die buBfsrtigeu Siinoer oe8 b0ien @bica.
9o's inter ibre 6liigel. Sir ben auf udditsn
Sountag oeranitatteten @otte8oienit iit be-
reltS cine uHgebeure 2ln5abl 8tllete au5geftelt
poroen.
= @ontre Ibmiral Stepben .. SrendarO,
Der Somman0eur oeS roro atlautliAen 0e'
i6waOer8, beiudte geitern gtadmtttag Sort
OiOnroe.
- SIN nDrnlid,en uno uoromeltli6enGer
ridten Die peuidreden 9roBe SerwiiItun8eR
an.
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@eIbeS GiaberA

Die Sterbttdfeit ia SaoaaRa1.
Sauanuah, 20. September. - Seute
murren % Berionen beerbi9t, bon rpel6eu 16
am 9elbeu Sieher itarben.
Bottom oorl Der Scndle beorobf.
8oitou 29. Sept.-3Del Sblfit famen
beute ans Srun8mld, @a., bier an, OH oeren
Boro fid] mebrere Beriouen befanben, nelde
am gelber 6ieber barnleoerlagen. Die 6abr.
3euqe wurOcu auf Der Guarantdneitation 5uz
riidgebalten.
Sic SranFbeit in 9aetpsS tIeams.
Gem Orleans, %. Septbr.- Beniaz
cole, 5la., bat alle bon bier anlan9enOen
6abrSeuge elmer 20-tGgt9en QuGrantdne M
te1norieu. Sn eiuer beute Nbeno ab9ebalte-
nen Seriammlung Der bieiigeu Sanoel8t6rle
wuroe Der geri6t Der SanttdtSbeb0roe in
8eSug auf Die NusOebmlng Der @piOemie ins
ooIitrt un0 Die DtaBuaBme Der 2lutorttdten
pm Yenlacola, ShreuepOrt, @ulOeitou u.i.
No., meld)e alle BON bier fommenoen S6iffe
Der Gnarantdne uuteruerfen, al8 unnDtbtg
uno oen 6auoel5interefen idbdOlit oennn5irt.
Die Suasaiitdtte sa @aIneiton.
Sal be ito II, Seras, 20. Septbr.- Die
bier porgenommenen QuarantGne WtaBre.
gelu unterbreden ntd)t nur Die &erbinoung
StplI6en bier unb gterp Orleans, ionoern per.
biuoern aud Die 0ampfer Der Worgan.Qinie,
in ba8 8oliuar'ide Sabrmaiier etnSulaufeu
uno bis gum @nbe oe8 Sdliif8fanal8 an Dem
Suffalo.Bagou bel Clinton 5u gelanger. Die
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