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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09
A Shameful History,

The public has long been aware of
the inefiiciency of the American navy,
and morally certain that much dishon
esty has been attached to the Navy De
partment, but few will be prepared to
ie arm the extent of the organized sys-
TEN of fraud and barefaced robbery as
disclosed by the information furnished
in answer to Mr.. Hewitt's resolution
calling for exact details of the oondi-
ton OF the service. The names OF sixty
eight steamers are reported, and the
Department officially declares that to
snake them efficient to engage in bat
tie with an enemy of the same general
classification" would require $22, ,524,
141. Eighteen of these steamers could
not be repaired under year some of
them would need two years for over
hauling, and fifteen are reported not
worth repairing. The dilapidated con
dition in which our war vessels are
shown is deplorable enough, but when
it is known that this disgraceful con-
dition of the navy is owing to the fact
that the appropriations have been mis-.
applied, and that this system of plum
der was carried on under the admins
tration of Secretary who is now
chairman of the Congressional COM
mittee which controls all other advanc.
es of money for the Department, the
people have right to be indignant
During the eight years Mr.. Robesor
was Secretary of the Navy, according
to the report of the committee of the
House, he got rid of Sl49,00O,00O. A
single instance shows how the money
was spent. The hull of the Tennese'
appears to have cost originally, in roun(
figures, 1885, 900; her engines and ma
chinery, $764,OO0, in the time of wal
prices. The aggregate cost OF repairs
on the hull since she was built to DC
tober Is, 1881, is reported at 1000
of which Secretary Robson spent il
eight years $5s3,0O0 The aggregat
cost Of repairs on her engines and boil
ers in the same period $576,000, o
which Mr.. Robson managed to spent
,, in his eight years $45O,O0O. She cos,
: hull and machinery, originally $1,79e
!. 900. She has had expended on her il
. repairs on hull and machinery $1,39C
= 600. This during Is years, and of thi
Mr.. Robson spent in his eight year
81, 100000, leaving only $360,0OO fo
l. repairs on hull and machinery durin
the whole remaining period; yet th
IL, Tennessee has been in active servic
Il almost the whole time since Mr.. Rob'
e son left the Navy Department, an
I; should have needed proportionatel
a costly repairs year by year.
= Many of the ships have been repaire
" " at a cost of one half and two-third
. their original outlay, and are now utte
ly worthless except for scrap iron. "
> it will be remembered that, while III
:, der Robson as Secretary of War tn
70 Department was mere nest for plul
derers, the Republican party stood b
, him and voted him extra millions
" squander upon the specious pretext {
y y apprehended war with Spain, and sul
y sequently placed him in the position
:, - occupies to-day, where his influence
C paramount in deciding upon navy e
,, Inmates and expenditures.-PhiIadt
= phia Record.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

The candidacy of Hon. Charles r.
Buckalew for Congress has been re-
ceived with great favor by the people
throughout the election congressional
district. 1t does not suit some of the
politicians who have an eye on the Of
flee, quite so we'll, but this is the peo-
ple's year, and we take it that with
such a man as Mr.. Buckalew in the
field there will be but small demand for
the average candidate. 1t is to be
hoped that there will be no contest for
the position, in Columbia county.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

We are are authorized to announcs the name !
JOHN NoUR1y OF Roaringoreck township. -
candidate for the once Of sheriff. subject 10 the
sctionof the DemocrsMc county convention. .
At tho suggestion Of many fnsbss through the
county, a have concluded TO ofer myself 70 the
Democrats OF Columbia county ~ . candidate foI
the ofllce OF sHKRITP, subject 10 the asson Of
the County Convention TO be held the second
Tuesday in August, respectfully ask the support
of the Democratic party, and II nominated VII
perform the duties OF the once with ldelity.
JosHPH q. SWAMI,
Miffiin Township.
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MEssRs. BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Columbia County, ss.
Among the records OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Columbia County 1t is, inter ala, thus
contained:
In the matter of the pro-0 And now May 18th,
ceeds arising from the sale 1884, on motion Of K.
OF the real estate OF A. NJ h Little, II. Buckiny-
Rupert. ham ESQ.,, appointed
auditor to make distribution Of the proceeds aris-
ing from the sale Of the real estate OF A. M Rupert
BY THE COURT,
In pursuance Of the duties OF his appointment
the undersigned Will meet all parties lntere ted
In the distribution OF the above fund at his of1lce
"a isSS nf fe oeock Td IN the forenoon at Which
time and place all persons having claims against
said fund must appear and present the same, or
be debarred from coming In on said fund.
H. BUCKINGHAM,
may 10 -4w Auditor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

There is great excitement in the oil
regions, over the new wells that are
flowing at rate heretofore unheard Of
One we'll gives 1900 barrels day and
another one 900, and the oil is running
away for lack of tankage. For the last
five years the supply has exceeded the
demand, and has accumulated in the
storage tanks until upwards of 9O,00O,-
900 barrels are held in these recepticles.
The result has been to send the price
of oil down to very low figure.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

d. S. Elliott, delegate to the Har-
risburg Republican convention, from
Bedford county, refuses to attend the
meeting called by the chairman of the
State Committee for the 21st of this
month, to nominate a candidate for
Congressman at-large. He claims that
the functions of that body ended when
it adjourned sine die, and no one has
the power to cali it but the people.
What a muddle they are getting into.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

What a pity it is that Dorsey is so
busily engaged just now, in trying to
keep himself out of the penitentiary3
He might have been very useful this
tall in assisting Cameron to conduct
the campaign in this State.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

George Lear, chairman of the Har-
risburg Convention, addressed letter
to Thomas Cooper, on June 8, in
which he says the call for the dele
gates to meet again on June 2lst is null
and is nothing but Cameron affair.
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IRON DALE FURNACES,
r O II S AL E 4!

The bloomsbury Iron Company ofIer for sale Al
low price their furnaces and all their real estate
and mining rights in Columbia and Snyder oouAs
ties, Penn'a., with or without their chartered
rights. Also, such parts OF their stock, and other
personal property as purchasers may desire. For
further information apply TO
c. r. PAXTON, Pres't.
Juhes.tf Bloomsbury, Pa.
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may 10 -tw
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

bsfAIH UF 5AOUh o. HSo" pHO"]u""'
Letters OF administration on the estate OF Jacob
3, Hess, late OF Sugarloaf township Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register OF said county to the undersigned admln-
isIator. All persons having claims against the
estate Of said decedent are requested TO present
then for settlement and those Indebted 10 the
estate 10 make payment 10 the undersigned ad-
mlnistr ator without delay.
A. l.. FRITz JkSSk HESS,
Attorney. Central Post ONCE,
may l2g-w Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

Senator Mitchell has refused to pay
the campaign assessment laid by the
republican congressional committee.
In this he appears to practice what he
breaches.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE,

ssFAyI OF THOMAS srAcKHousn, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor appointed on exceptions and TO make dis
tribution of the fund In tue hands OF the Trustee
TO make sale OF the real estate OF the said dece.
at his once in Bloomsbury, on Tuesday, June II,
1882 at one O'Clock In ths afternoon for the purpose
OF his appointment, All persons having claims
upon said FUND are requested 70 make tne same
before the said auditor or be forever debarred
from coming In on said fund.
CHARLES q. BARKLEY,
May 10 st Auditor
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A ratification meeting of the Inde-
pendent Republicans will be held at
Pittsbnrg on next Tuesday. Senator
Stewart, Col Duff, Col. McMichael and
Major Merrick are the speakers
for the occasion.
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May 10 st
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE or BENJAMIN wIsTHRsTHEs. DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phan's Court OF Columbia county. 70 make dlstri-
decreed 70 be in the hands OF the executor OF said
decedent, viii perform tue duties OF his appoint
ment at the ONCE OF Y. X. keller ESQ. In Blooms
burg on Tuesday, June Oth, 1889, at ten o'clock In
the lorenzo when and where all persons inter-
ested must appear and prove their claims or be
debarred from any share OF said fund.
&C. PEACOCK,
NAV 10 -tW Auditor,
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lis ACRES, MORE OR LESS

Of the best bottom land. in a very high state Of
cultivation, whereon are erected large and con-
venient farm buildings consisting Of a large farm
dwelling. with good well OF cold water at the
door. another dwelling OF smaller dimensions
suitable for a tenant house, near large and
never telling spring Of water connected with a
good spring house. A good oven house stands
near the farm dwelling; also smoke house. a
large barn and new wagon shed, hay shed an d
corn crib combined, a good large hog pen con-
venisnty arranged. This place Is well supplied
with all kinds OF fruit including apple orcha rd
composed Of choice and rare trees, In good con =
dition and yielding largely every season. The
second tract is also situated In Centre. township,
near Lime Ridge, occupied by John shuman,
containing
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE,

RsrArs oR JACOB BAKRR, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate OF Jacob
Baker, late OF Beaver township, Columbia county,
Penna, deceased, have been granted by the Regis
tor OF said county 70 Charles Baker admin
istrator. Ali persons having claims against the
estate OF the 'decedent are requested To present
them for settlement and those indebted 10 tho
estate 10 make payment 70 the Undersigned ad-
ministrator without delay.
CHARLES BAKER,
Administrator,
May 8aew Beaver Valley.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

The supreme court has ruled in q
case from Norristown that borough or.
dinances prohibiting the erecting of
wooden buildings are imperative.
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AN AND DEMOCRAT, IOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF cirHARrH. LAZARUS, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phans Court OF Columbia county, on exception TO
Catharine Lazarus deceased. will perform the duties
OF his appointment at hts office 10 Bloomsbury, on
Thursday, June 92nd. 1882. at ten O'Clock a. m.
when end where all persons Interested may attend
II they see proper .
JOHN N. CLARK,
May 10 -lw Auditor.
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NINETY ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, whereon are erected o large new
barn, new hay sheds, corn cribs and horse stable,
with water at the door, q good large farm
dwelling conveniently arranged with large sum-
mer house with good well OF cold water at the door
oven-house and all necessary out buildings This
farm Is supplied with fruit and the land Is bottom
In the very best state Of cultivation
The ard and last track will be sold on FRIDAY,
the soth, commencing at O'Clock. II is situated
in Mirlin township near Mini nville occupied by
William Goetling and contains 10l acres OF land
more or less In high state Of cult vation whereon
are erected large barn with the appropriate
sheds, good wagon house and corn crib s,hog pen
chicken house, a GOOD large frame dwelling. sum
mer house, with good never failing water at the
door, out-buildings, etc. on this place is some
very fine timber land and fruit OF every descrlp.
ton.
Possession Of the above to be given to the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof April i,t 1885, Deeds
to be at the expense of tho purchasers and will be
executed and delivered when the flnal purchase
money shall be paid or secured by Bond and Mort
gage. All grain in the ground and all personal
property reserved
TERMS OF sALB.-Ten per cent. Of one-fourth
Of the purchase money TO be paid at the striking
down Of the pro perty the one fourth less the
ten per cent before taking possession on April ist,
lsss. one half the balance with interest ON the
amount remaining unpaid from April lst, 1898, to
be paid on April LIST 1894. The balance with inter-
est to be paid on April 1st 1885. No timber shall
be cut except for the use and improvement OF
the farms, until al least onehaif OF the purchase
money shall be paid or secured as aforesaid
JOHN WOLF,
STEPHEN PoHE,
June It's Executors.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
JUNE 90 and 40. 1892.

Three good farms, or tracts Of land, as follows :
The list. and snd. viii be sold on Thursday, COM
mencing with the nrst at1o O'Clock and the second
at O'Clock. The nrst is situated in Centre town
ship. near Lime Ridge, alo ng the river road lead
ing from Bloomsbury to Berwick, occupl ed by
z hilllp Hess and containing
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09
1 UBITORS' NOTICE.

iEsrATE OF JOHN BOSTON, DBcRAsgp.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
funds In the hands of d. L. Chaplin one OF the ad-
minstrators OF John Boston, deceased, will sit at
his of1lco In Bloomsbury on saturday, July sth,
1881 TO perform the duties Of his appointment,
when and where all persons Interested must
attend and present their claims or be debarred
from any share OF said fund
+. p. BILLMEYER
June -4w Auditor
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ExEoUToRs' SALE.
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In pursuance OF ana in accordance with the a.
feotions contained In the last will and testament
Of Joseph Pohe, late Of Centre township, Column
bia county, deceased, the under signed,wi expose
10 public sale on the premises, caoh case In Cen
ire And Mlfflll tow nAhina. on
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER OF IN TENDED coRroR
ALTON POS THR SUPPLY OF WATER TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice is hereby given that an application will
be made on the sixteenth day of June, A. ID. 1882,
to the Governor OF the state OF Pennsylvania, un-
der the Act OF Assembly Of the Commonwealth,
entitled "a Act to provide for the Incorporation
and regulation OF certain corporations" approved
the 9sth day Of April A. d. 1874, and supplements
thereto for charter OF an intended corporation, to
be called 'The Cattawissa Water Companyn-the
character and object whereof is for the raising
and introducing into the town OF Catawissa in
the county of Columbia, and said state, I'm which
town said company Is to be located) suf1lctent
supply OF pure water to the public, and for that
purpose TO have power to provide, erect and main
tain all works and machinery necessary and prop
er for raising and introducing said water as afore
said and further, to provide, erect and maintain
all proper buildings, cisterns, reservoirs, pipes
and conduits for the reception and conyeyarce Of
water In said town. and further, to have, hold and
enjoy all the rights, bonefts and privileges OF the
said Act OF Assembly and It's SUI pements relat-
| ing 10 water companies. -
W. II RIAWN
Catawlssa, May 23-4t, solicitor
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate 4!

The subscribers, executors OF the last will Of
Thomas j. vanderslloe deceased. Will offer at pub
lie sale on the premises In Mount Pleasant town
ship, Columbia county, Pa, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1882
at 10 O'Clock, a. M. the following real estate, to-
wit: Bounded on the north by lands Of John
Wanich, Elias Drebebis and othersion the east by
landa Of John Krsssler and Samuel shaffer, on the
south by lands OF Samuel .Shafrer and Bernhard
stohner, and on the west by Little Fishing Creek
eontaini ng about
Ninety Acres,
s,,,y.nve Of which are cleared and in good state
| OF cultivation, and on which are erecteda
Frame Dwelling House.
bank barn and tenant house. Possession given
on the first day Of April, 1888. ALSO,
MONDAY, JUNE 10th, 1882.
At 40 O'Clock a. m, we will sell At pubict outcry
on the premises in Pine township, Columbia Co.,
/ Pa the following valuable traefs Of timber land,
! to-Wit:
| TRACT No. !. Adjoining lands OF II. W. & W.
U. Parker, Samuel Rcknan, Valentine Welliver
and others, containing about
I2O ACRES.
TRACT No. .. Adjoining lands OF Valentine
welliver, Samuel Rckman and Esther Ewes, con-
tanning
THIRTY ACRES
more or less These tracts are well timbered with
pine and hemlock timber.
TERMS OF SALH.-Ten per cent. OF fourth
OF the purchase money shall be paid at the striking
down OF the property; the one-fourth less the ten
per cent In thirty DAYS after SALE and the balance
In one year thereafter. with interest on the same
frsm the nrst day OF April, A. D. 1888.
C.M vANDBRsLICH.l pvoou,o
JOHN KIsTLRK EIecuto'H
/ Jane . 1881
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MERCANTILE APPRAIsEMENT.

List of Dealers Of Columbia County.
hereby certify that the following list OF deal
ers taken, Tetu ned and classified by Inc In accor-
dance with the several acts OF Assembly, In and
for the year 1882 is correct TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
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Garibaldi, the great Italian General,
is dead.
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May ls4w
)ITOR'S NOTICE.

BsTATB or WILLIAM LAZARUS DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the or.
phans' Court OF Columbia County, on exception TO
the account OF j. y. Lazarus, administrators OF
william Lazarus, deceased, will perform the duties
OF his appointment at his of1lce In Bloomsbury on
Thursday, June 22nd 1882 at ten O'Clock a. m.
when and where all parties interested may attend
II they see proper.
J, NJ. CLARK.
may 10 -4w Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09

o,sl an appeal VIII be held at the Commiasloners'
HiSe esJ IN on the 10th day OF June, A.
iybass tosI, petnSen the hours of a. m and y. M,
ABOVE CLASSIFICATION may appear and be heard
A.. ,o.,. 900. WIN. /. MANNING,
may io'i' 1854 Mercantile Appraiser.
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be an fh beran3ieaen tSnnen unb bic Tr1s
ae Ideinbar iibsrbSrene. be9ann ite leet
ii6er ibr eisenes @leuo uno oas linotSe
llnred,t, ipelhes Wabame an ibrer arnlen
0ienerinsbesannen taben iollts, 3u t'a=
gen. |
@tellen Sic lid nur Dor, mein lteber
Serr, - Ic iannmerte lie, - tple sraulant
M1apame nit mir seipislt bat Sdon
an bic 3ebn Sabre biene i'd ibr nit oer
aufppfernbfen Greue uno !6lnsebun9, i'm
Slid nno l1nsliid, mid all ilren eaunen
iuaeno. Die belten, eintrasliditen Stels
len babe id, ibretpesea oufseseben, ItstS
auf ibr Wort bauenp, bab iie mid ntdt
perlaiien, Bis an mein ieltseS @nbe fit
mid irrsen piirpe! ll1o nun laBt lie
Mid plSklid i'm Gid, 9ebt oaccn auf
9tirnmsrwieoerfebr uno bas @inSise, ,pas
mir bleibt, ift eiu oreimpnatlider freier
Mufentbalt in benz einiamen, Soen SauIe
bier ein5is une atlein, neil bic Dtietbe
fiir 10 lanse ihon beaablt mar - unb
eine Yenion fir bic sleide i3eitoauer, BON
Der faum eine Waso 5u leben Sermodte.
3, es lit unserantwOrtlih, bintmell4rete
END, pie iie, nur on lid isl6lt uno ibren
bGBltden fallden SrautiSam benfeno, init
mir uu1sesesan9en il t. nit mir, Die Id
Die Site uuo 1tebe 1elber BIN.
Dabsi rang iie per5weiflunsspcu bic
Sanbe unb oerluGte eInise Gbranen 3u
bersieBen, mas ibr aud, sliidlid selans.
Telir belt fi9 faun1 nod Dor Quf ufresuns
unD llnseoulp, pch muBte ct iid be5db=
men, benn nur bon Der reoieli9en Beripu
permohte er 5u erfabrelt, mas ct nnter
iaeer geoinsuns wiiien mubte.
Sd, beoeuere Sic uno Sbr 9ccS ppn
sansem 5eren fpraa sr 70 selaiisn pis
mSslid, bod tendbren Sic aud at mir
Sbre @ite unb nennen Gle mir ben els
sentliden Namen jeneS MienI6en, uno-
wObin lih yeioe sepenoet baben.
Sic beoauern mid wirflid = uno nod
basu~ppn sanSem 5ersen? rief gabide
ideinbar iiberslidli6 uno ourd ibre
Ibranen lGdelno. 8, id puBte es wobl,
Sic baben etn eute5 {5er3, es ipridt aus
iebem Sbrer freunoliden 3iise. S,menn
Sic miBten, wie wobl mir Sbrc Gbeils
nahme tbut ipie slidlid iie mid madt.
(austfssans fsIsiD
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Sic 9(erste, tpeld)e ber ber1tprbe:

- Sic 9(erste, tpelde ben beritorbe=
men Prdi diioenten in ieiner &1anfbeit
bebanoelten, unb Die sBdrter, mel6e
ibn pfIegten, ipllen, tpie es beibt, in
fplgenoer gBeiie fir lire 9ienite entz
16aoigt peroen: Ser GongreB miro
angegangen iperoen, ben General=
Stabsarst Der 9lrnee, 9r. Barnes, nit
Dem Gange uno ber Sesablung zines
@eneralmaiprs, ltatt nit bem zines
Srigabegenerals, tpel6en Stang ct tbat=
fd6lib belibt, in bet penIionsltanb 81
perlebeu. 9r. gSoobwarb, meld)er ben
9}ang cines ltajors i'm 0feoicinalz
Corps einnimmt, ioa Our6 cine fpecielle
GpngreB=9(fte ben &ong eines Sberiteh
erbalten, pelder fit i'm in slnerfenz
nung ieiner, bem Yrdl libenten geleilteten
OienIte creirt ,pirb. Inter elmer 9(fte,
pel6e Die 3ablung aller 9lusgaben ane
orbnet, bic our1 Die Granfbeit unb Sen
Sob be5 prdliOenten entltanben, per=
ben ste9nungen eingerei6t tperoen, Die
ii6 bielei6t auf $125,000 belaufen.
Bon bieier gertuilliguag ioqen Die
Sottoren BllB, Ngnep uno 6amilton
slpei Srittbeile erbalten, mas fit ieoen
bon ibnen ungefabr $24, 900 bis $27O0
geben miro. 9ie NerSte iagen, baB iie
unter feinen llmitdnOen Der Srau Gar=
iielo ooer Der Sermaltrlng Der Na6z
lailenl6aft eine &e6nung porleger per=
Den. Sic piini6en Elm rubiges, freunb=
it)aftli9es llebereinfomlnen. 8ier
Sranfenlpdrter iollen je $2500 erbalten.
Or. 2amb pom Stabe oes General
ar5ies loll fir bic BON ibm borgenom=
melle Obouftipm ber 2ei6e 800 em=
pfaMeH. 0r. Gepburn, tpelher ols
GGbilfe hes 81. &liB f1ngirte, inQ fit
icine ltetigen 9ienfte ebenfals NIT elmer
anlt3n5ia..eH summe beIobnt ueroen.
gs 1T nibt befannt, ipie biel Die @iien=
baDn= =Gonlpagnien fit bic Speeialaiige,
Die lie lieferten, unb fit grri6tung
neuer Geieiie in @aibington uno Song
gran6 bere6nen DerOen.
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= 9eilIoieH &eipeft Dor ben 8lattern
bat man in Council Yluffs. Sorr er<
frantic fiirsli6 Sra S. Smith, Ser
Glerf oes Sgbenbauies, at ben 8lat=
tern. ST tpuroe in einem eigens fir
oieien 3ped erri9teten Gebduoe, etpa
cine Wfeile bon Der Stabt uutergebradt
unb bort Der Yfiege eines slegers,
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itarb, tpiirbe aber bel angemehener
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