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SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

Regular Missouri River Packet, for BoonYiIia.
Glasgow, Brunswick. Miami, Hills Landing,
Waverly, Berlin, Lexington, Wellington,
Camden, Liberty, Independence, Kansas,
Leatenworth City, Weston, Atchfscn and
st. Joseph.
THE entirely new and fine pas
skfz5.s77EsSs' senger steamer EMIGRANT,wffE
-zz--7E@Rsconmence her regular trips be-
tween st. Louis and st. Joseph, on the opening
Of navigation. IS the Emil grant is staaslcilfy
built and very light draft, (dEswfng only -
inchea wster,1 and has superior aeconlmoda-
tons for passengers, We besPcak for her a Iibe-
raj share OF patronage This boat was built
expressly Cor this trade, and shippers and others
may rely on her remaining with them.
Hosea HUGH L. WHITE. Master
II. R MCDONALD.
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II. W. SWEENEY,

House, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
PREPARED TO do all work entrusted tn
\ MN with nestness and dispatch He re-
ronage. iS-5fn
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G0mmerflal.

Atcnison Prices Current.
CAREFULLY ARRANGED AND REPORTED WEEKLY
BY 4. J. G. Westbrook,
Wholesale and Retai2 Merchant, and Deal
er IN ecery description of Cot.a-
fri, pro,l,,cs Be-
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furniture, Mattresses, Chairs, sc.
/ Just RECEIVED large lot of bedstes5s,
- tables, wash-stands,- chairs. work stands,
mattresses. STRPHEsJ0NltSSTON
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GEO. ". BELT
IELT. HENRY &C
BELT & GOLDMAN.
WESTON, $40

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, &c, &c. Quitting Goods In great va
riety. Also Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants sItf.
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Portable S0s1 .ESEys.

NTE ARE AGENTS for KingsIand & Fer
w guson, and have for sale az the st. Louis
prices,
PAGES PATENT PORTABLE SAWMILL
and
CHILD,S PATENT DOUBLE sAwMILL,
For Steam, Water, or Horse Power. Also,
Cox & Roberts Patent Thresher and Cleaner,
Rfinry's Patent Combined Reaper and Mower,
&c. Tf13tf1 L.C- CHALLIS Il BRO.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR MAR
SHALL COUNTY, JUNE TERM a D. 1856
f. ]. MARSHALL,
$3.50 and
ALBERT G. WOODWARD, Pt'f. Attachment.
w N. F. MAGRAw, Def't.
NToW at this day comes the said plaintiffs BY
~ their attorney and the Court here being sat
Ished that the said defendant Is resident
of the Territory of Kansas, and that process
cannot be serFei upon him. 1t is therefore or
dered by the Court that he be notified OF the
pendaHcy OF this sIit and that SAID plaintiffs
did on the Beth day of March a. d. iS56, file
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Probate Court
for Marshall county, his CERTAIN declaration
against the said defendant, praying tor iudg-
ment on account of damages sustained by the
said Plaintiffs, and that he he notified thereof
by publication in some newspaper published in
the Territory of Kansas for four successive
weeks the last insertion of which to be ut least
four weeks previous to the commencement of
the next term of this Court, and unless the said
defendant shall make his personal appearance
before the Judge OF said Probate Court the
first day OF the next term thereof. to be holden
at the couHty-seat OF Marshall county on Mon
day the first day Of September next, and plead,
answer, or deinur the said plaintiffs DECLARE
ton, tie same will be tfEen as against him for
confessed, and jadgmen. entered accordingly.
true copy from the record, Attest
JAMES NJ. 9TcCLOSAY, Clerk.
JNO. DONIPHAN, Atty, for Pli'f.
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Reef .HurEex

IENHE Undersigned will supply the f7.sze
Il citizens OF Atchison and vicini- ES[(~
ty with a superior article OF Beef .zA'.
Market days, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
MAJ ket House on C Street. Having ample ex-
perience IN the business, he feels safe in guar
anteeing satisfaction.
The highest price in cash paid for good corn
fed beef Gfl4tf1 PHILLIP LINK.
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List Of Letters

ID EMAINING in AtcIiison Post Office, for
II the quarter ending July 1st, 1856.
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{ Attachment.

In THE PROBATE COURT FOR MAR
SHAL COUNTY, JUNE TERN a. .. 1856.
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Cigars and Tobacco.
II ARGE lot for wholesale trade.
IL 81 STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
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" "a SlC
, met IN AR.
he woods"
ng full SIX
iced talking
Dory grew
y Of snipe-
s the finest
his own ex-
land went
snipe rose,
foke up with
E best game
are called
p are splen-
Asky hue
cen the cri:-
lot, returned
OWN in the
\! Do you
orth?''
IS; "but You
"a the Louis
e Iexpect."
Thar ar a
saw !! Two
wood Cor the
n ar snipe
i night and
n goln' on
That is sin
rise, l have
+, but never
sian-''lhey
hnd on eend.
ers Oh to the
ply come up
ne crop thar,
fou can pick
take keer of
ed Dory, "if
have 10 owe
POWDER Horn
thirty miles
that shoots
my eternal
the eternal
81 child at,sr
yelled up as
d.-swelled
pid snipe 10
oPes OF hay
e what you
kcc-teeS :"
IDE at e
EEL.
hotels tho
mistake JON
open at the
y turn. He
Ii,er half--a
IS, tedeoked
d cheap jew
me deown tu
ymoon, and
ed the ex-
7 arrival the
les by a YER
ang furious
&c landlord;
lis appear
q old fellera
ight here
5 4 feller a
old boss, we
take off the
: deown and
lh YOU"
ces Of wash
topping to a
raising tie
laimed our
it of that ere
way.
ntil the hour
couple were
,than having
is coffee two
imself to an
ally lad his
b ba lis, which
and potatoes
Pills about the
rown.
hat contained
helped HIM
grasping the
}. Jonathan
i took q bite
lsgorged he
disaqrcHi'-
exclaimed:
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arge lot of various erands. at all
i prices. ASPLIHS, STEVE & co.
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JOSEPH p. CAssR,
a z OTas egg ct EgeC.
Reaa3ey.s Oface,

t12ypd ATCHIsON, K. T.
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&tf.syw .SOgIces.

~ Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised.
J. II BLASSINGAME. P. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

" TIE Richm0nd Enquirer says that letters from
Washington announce il fact that the Black Re-
publicats Ill their flush confidence Of success begin
already to select Cabinet and the one carved out
mos generally received IL: State Department, Speaker
Banks Treasury, John Bell Of Tenn, ssee; Interior
John Minor Bolts of Virginia; War Department, j.
Watson Webb of New-YoYk; Navy, Icpry Winter
Davis of Maryland Postmaster General, Fitk. Henry
Warren OF Iowa; Attorney-General, Gov. Chase of
Ohio. This is seriously the programme of Cabinet
At all events, this does not look yery much ike
that prescription Of the South and exclusion Of
Shareholders from ofice, and refusal of Southern
uen 10 accept ofiice, about which The Richmond
Erqrirer and its tfliLaed prints have made such a
umIus Even The Commercial 1drer,iser of this
city which copies this paragraph with great gusto
must eGmit that three members of the Cabinet out
of seven is pretty fair allowance, Nor are the
ge.,tps proposed, according to these Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

NAsHINGros, tuesday, OF ISs
Mr. r. II. Bolts ard Mr.. Pryor with ncir 60
went out eariy this morning for duelue.r Rus.
Farm lust across The District line The .ror.S a a- :
selected but before the positions were takeI an na,
were arrested together with their seapons-p,s,ols.
and brought before Justice Goddard in WIshingto,
" here the principals released on parol oe h-~
that they would return 90 Richmond this @enngi,
company with the officer sent from the latter 6y 10 A.,
rest them.
The Union Of tomorrow uscrnng viii cOsss ia
corespondence between the principals aud seords AZ
the projected duel between Mesers Bots and tryor
Mr. Bots proposes that the dng shall taks pl,o.
near Washington The weapons pistols and the diane
ten PAGES. Mr.. Pryor accepts the conditions az, 10.
muring 10 the delay.
Appended TO the correspondence is tbs card Oft. p
Cbcscman esq, Mr.. PryOrs second in which hcs,ss.
every endeaver was made TO avoid the vigilance # IN
Police lie closes: Being satisfied from thesefac,
"that ANY attempt 10 hostile meeting betsess,
.sNr Il b. Bolts and Mr. Pryor will be TIM artsi n,
"nersors not connected with the matter bat fti1S,
fo the Hon. j. NJ Bolts, and also being satisfied ron
:, tbe nbysical condition of Nr. Il. g. Bolts as eSh
tied on the field that Mr.. Pryor ought not to soot
al him, can have nothing more to do vita the
matter.
The Land Department Of the Government hare
Gently recognized the right Of the Judge of Woodbpy
County. Iowa, to enter as town site, by the ure
Of Sioux City" the east fractional halt OF setiona
in township SO north of T. deg. west, under the Mini
c;rol prefnption act of May 3D. 1871; but has re-
ted the application of the Judge 20 enter by the
name of East Sioux City the west fractional half
~ section % in the same township aud range aud
also his apple stcn to enter in trust, by the nane
of Middle Sioux City" the southeast quarter Of said
section %
Sioux City is situated on Sioux River atrl6utaryOf
the Missouri in the north part of Iowa sad about
thousand miles above st. Louis.
The municipal presumption act of Moy u, 1871, re-
srcs town site entry TO an area not eeef,ng three
hundred and twenty scres. The portion Of the public
land laid off az The site of Sioux City Is en-
hraced in the above mentioned east fractional half Of
lection - and the subsequent application for adjacea
lands under the style of East Sioux City, and MIDDLE
Sioux City" are regarded merely an extension of the
statute and hence the rejection of the applications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

Mayor Wood succeeded last night in crushing
out the last vestige of opposition to him in the
Democratic General Committee, by the election of
Wilson Small, one of the employees in his Office, as
Chairman of that Committee, in place of the late
Lorenzo b. Shepard.
Thus, by series of measures as mastery as
they were unscrupulous and wicked, the head Of
the Police Department has brought the organization
of the Democratic party under his sole manage
ment, and made it merely bureau in the Mayors
Office And yet, after the most untlring and des-
pcrac political labor by night and day to achieve
this position of autocrat and sole nomlnator OF
Mayor. Congressman, Assemblymen, and every
petty office below, in which labor he has had the
cooperation of four tihs Of the officers under him.
he has the cool audacty to tell the people that he
has given them police that does not interfere with
politics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR

FHILADELPHTA, IUtbuHy, OCl' y TO-"
The National Agricultural Fair commenced here
this morning, attracting an immense throng he
show is a most imposing one, far exceeding asy ever
witnessed in this neighaorhoOd. The weather Is de-
lightful and the city is tbronged with strangers The
hotels overlooking and it is very dicn to procure
accommodations.
The ceremonies opened with grand caysicede Of
all the horses in the exhibition. The address was de-
livered by Mr.. Wilder the President Of the Society
There were 10 900 visitors to-day at the National
Agricultural Fair Stock continues To arrive in large
numbers. The dispsy of neat cattle has never been
eaualed in the Union, particularly the Devon Durham
and jersey breeds The number Of strangers In the
city Is increasing by every train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

FONDA, \. L, Tues0ay Oct. 7, IS5.
Msor Smith of Schenectady was unanimously nomi-
mated to-day as the American candidate for Congress
from this the XNIIIthl District
PouGHKEEPsIi, \. Y, Tuesday, Oct. !.
John Thompson of Pougbkeepsie was to-day nen>
mated bv the Republicans tber candidate for Con
pr,rss from the NJ lth District.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Tuesday, Oct 2.
John Cramer, I'd, to-day nominated for Con ross
: y the Americans of the XVII District Edward Dodh
was renominated by the Republicans. ,,
SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday. Oct Z, 1880.
A,,ha E,op,ont Convention in the 18th Congressional
District at Hinsdae, to-day, hftyseven out OF sixty
our towns were repesentedB ny over one hundred and
,iytv delegates The ballot or candidate Tor Congress
.wenty-iour votes to twentyeight for Mark Trafton
fWes,fied the present menber, and fifteen for h.. H.
C;illet of Westfeld Mr. Dawes was then unanimously
omnated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

HARRIsBUk1, Fuesdhy, Oct. !, 100.
The Republican State Committee and the Comuitee
of the North Americans met here to-day, but adjourned
TO the 10th inst. without forming Fusion Electoral
ticket the principal object Of the meeting The Amer
leans refused TO aid in the formation of new ticket
The city was filed with prominent politicians Itsd-
deus SteveIs, Thurlow Weed, Preston King Mr. kss
and Mr.. Sanford of New York, Gov Johnston, smes
Veach, sr., Simon Cameron and Others were oscu-
lating org the Committee Another dpatch stYie'
this fraudulent attempt to obtain conference OF tho
different Committees notices had been sent to r1eInr
bers as though by the authority of the Chairmen Of tho
Comnttees but the fraud. detected, and veryfew
members were in attendsace, and those refused 70
cOuntenance the attempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
We leaya from the Buchanan journals that a larg

We leaya from the Buchanan journals that a large
number of the workingmen of this oity, headed by
Capt Isaiah Rynders of the Empire Club, compii-
men,ed Gov. Floyd of Virginia the other night with
4 serenads in front OF the New-YOrk Hotel, be-
tween midnight and O'Clock in the morning, in
acknowledgment Of his Wall street speech, his in
dorseme9t of Keitt the friend of Brooks and Her
bert and lis services generally TO the Slavepriv-
ers' party.
The man by whom this compliment was got up,
to w.t. Mr Isaiah Rynders; the time at which it
was given, to w.t. midnight and after; the shape in
which it was paid, to wi, by the discharge of
quantity of bad breath smelling strongly we fear,
of whisky, through threats and mouths OF brass;
no less than the man to whom it was paid; all suf-
icien.ly indicate the sort of workingmen who must
have figured on this occasion.
What respectable abOring man would put him.
self under the command and leadership OF Mr..
Isaiah Ryndersl Men who work in the daytime
like to sleep o. nights, and seldom select the hour
Of midnight and after is which to visit their friends.
If any of the real workingmen of New York
wished TO pay compliment to Governor Floyd, or
to anybody else, they would hardly choose their
spokesmon band Of hired musicians; and We ars
inclined to think that a nulifier and Shareholder
both which Governor Floyd is-one Of that party
whose organs proclaim labOriDg men unfit to enjoy
political privileges, and that whether black or white
they are much better OF as slaves than as ireemen-
is about the last sort Of person whom the real
wtrkngmen Of Newton woald be likely to select
the object Of their compliments
On the other hand it seems natural enough that
Governor Floyd should be complimentea by that
class Of workipgmen who follow in the wake of
Capt. Rynders, whose work" is principally done
after DARK, and who are much more likely TO be
wide awake at twelve, midnight, than at twelve,
noon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
, number of the Rerue des Deu1 Nondes

A late number of the Rerue des Deur NOndes
contains a very elaborate and well considered arti-
lie en- our proposed American Pacific Railroad.
After sketch Of the topography of the vast re-
eions intervening between the Mississippi and the
Pacific founded on the explorations of Fremont and
the engineer officers who served in the Mexican
war. the writer comes finally to consider the
recent explorations for railroad route made at
tbe EXPENSE of the United States Government.
The criticism on these reports begins with the
very lust observation that the selection Of route
ought not 70 be governed by purely engineering
considerations. TO build a railroad two thousand
miles in length through an uninhabited country
would. the reviewer observes. be but folly,
"upess the county through which it IS to pass
offers resources and facilities Of a character to
attract emigration such an enterprise can only
succeed by bee, ming the occasion and the ns,ru.
" ment OF great work Of interior colonization.
" To eve success 70 he road, means must be end
"to direct to the region that i, traverses thas
t crowd e efaeralts which begins 70 De reckoned
on .uclubrsuc. IN he ,lder Sia'eF. and which 4
party, made Up Of :ls Ie'' .a'e'isea' portion Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

letters, to be selected mere popets. a. ia too oo..
the case with the Northern Camel officers ss.sct,s
by Southern Presidents. Nobdy can dispute Ia.
with Bell, Bolts and Winter Nvis in the Csbn,.
the slavehOldiDg interest would strongly As WI
as respectfully represented; thovh The RieA~sx
Enquirer certainly, and perhaps lie Comne-esl
Adratiser, would prefer to see Broks and Hsrss,
Joint Secretaries of War, with Stringfelow Or
Atchison Secretary Of the Interic, and perhap,
MAYER Wood at the head of the Trosury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS,

HARTFORD, Conn, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1850
Returns from - towns. have been received. Forty
teur towns have gone Fremont, and twenty-e'sh Bu-
chanan and one divided. Fremont gains in seventeen
towns from last Fall, add in nine towns from last
Spring. Buchanan gains in ten towns.
The Couront says that 81 towns in the State have
been heard from, Fremont carrying 30 and Buchenso
80, which is gain asst Fall of q for Fremont
anl L for Buchanan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

increasing the number ef Slave States and adding
to their social and political influence. But as the
capta to build the road must be furnished by the
Ncrib, it would proper that in the selection of
route, the convenience and advantage of the North
should be consulted rather than those of the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

The German meeting last night at the
Academy of Music was triumphant success. The
immense edifce was packed closely full, and thou
sands gathered around the DOORS unable to gain
admission. Eloquent speeches were made by
Frederick Hccker, Gustav Strive DIR. Munch
and others and the most gratifying enthusiasm pre-
vailed for Fremont and Freedom. We give a
pretty full sketch of the speeches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
IewUork DAILY Tribn,re
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER z, 1855.
lust Published I:

LIFE OF FREMONT in WELSH. Price per iJren %
cents per 100 81 80: per 900 go.
SUMMERS SPEECH, in WELSH. Per dozen ~ cents.
pr 100, e. 50; per 1000, so
GOV. REEDER'S LETTER IN FAVOR OF FREMONT.
and his Speech New Haven The Poor Whites Of tho
South" letter TO the Governor Of South Carolina Tract OF
l6 pages. Per Dozen % cfs per 100 Is; per 100 Sl6
Orders incosing the cash arc solicited
GREELEY & MCFLBATH, Tribune Ofoe. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

BALTIMORE, T4o5day, Oct I, lo0',
The bark John C.. Burne has arrived here with 40
de Janeiro dates TO Aug q. Sac sailed IN conPsy
with the barks Cora for New. York, and Rawhns su
Boston Left in port Sunny South, from New Io,x
Cochituate from Boston, and Phantom, from Phiis'e'
phia-a dischaTgng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
THE EXPECTED STEAMER AT HALIFAX,

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Oct II = - %
The Cunard steamer, with the En- fish mail Of sps
q il now fully due at ths port but has not yet zen
sgnaled. The night is very dark. aud there . "d'
little probability she Eil arrive tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

To Administrations WEEKLY TRIBUNE will go
TO press tomorrow morning at an early hour We
shall pint Of this weeks issue 10000 copies.
few more advertisements will be received if handed in
early to-day. Price, One Dollar line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
FRE-PROOF SAFES.

ASoTHrR TRIUMPH for IlERRIXGs SAFE in the destrnci N
by fire Of the large factory and tobacco warehouse OF "
LseDthL Wsshngtou-s' the night Of the ID inst whose
books papers deeds bonds and MORTGAGE policies OF
and bank bills Of gTett value, preserved n Az mn
made many years Lc, By tine sEb-crbcTs then th Drs
Proof Safe IN uesEce which tine better ire pr ,i a4'e
been discovered by chemist # Philadelphia and the eH'.
rigr purchased by the subscribers no" kAO"L -
any Safe nov in nae and aaTtoed from danPness mil
dew objection the above men'Lcd SAFE aLJ Hos oe
20, allied htc-proof - g,
We say this is ri lnph the time II made we hat
Abe ,Icnsye sht fr The State Of New York and furnished
ihe To- the public purchased the ri2h 70 use better
article when voluntarily Resigned ihr Oi pa tht l" me
% ,1tsG IN eighteen hundred and hfty-f NJ lsJil
The largest assortment, and best tTe Pso Sales IN the
world from dapness hand and for sale at
Nos I l7 and $50 NaFT-sf Of Pine principal depot
and at the branch depot No MuFyst door from Broad
SILAs Z. NskRlNS d 20.
n B-Eev and secondhand Safes, Of Wilders patent for
falc a; reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
CATTLEIN TRANSITU.

CaNPvILLE, Tuesday, yea 4, 1917
Since last report, including the stock to arrive on
Wednesday morning, $50 head OF cattle nave Passeo
over the New-York and Erie Railroad; also ~ car
loads of hogs Il carloads Of sheep, and two caoem
Of horses OF the beeves 73l were tsksa of at Camp
vile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT:

BOSTON, Tuctr1y Utl' = - -
The following arr the footings Of ygr Bank sts'e"'"~
for the pest week: .oo,
Cepita ISL go eo' De- - other BANK =, ~
Lotu, ,ad Discounts $3.50 900 Deposits 90
sp.1.g D. hsfNv Nhoh.s'a''''''
Luz h, ~ othvE Bis. 7,fio,xN