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State OF South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the COjy?jj0D DIolo

4
WYATT y. pLNLER, who is in tine
custody Of the Sheriff Of lancaster District.
by \iriuc Of writ of capas 40 sati>c.cicn.
dunn, al the suit of J.mvs T.. Curr:ua hlIjur
hi"d IN my CNicc, together with schrdurr
on oath OF his estate and effects his petition
10 the Court Of Common rIeas. pr3yiau
tha; hc NAV be admitted to the brmcit OF
the acts Of ihr General Assembly. ma,tc for
The rcicI Of in,Oyrut debtors. |! - ord, r
cd that ihn sid James f.. Cu.vtna, and al
other the crrdi.crS to Whon The s.il Wval,
i. i'yIcr is in any w.ar indebted, d.. and
they are hereby summo0,d, and have notice
to appear h"iurr the sid Court al l.arcaS.
ter Court House, on the liiri Monday in
bri"hrr neat, to shrS cau>g II I'll, they taa.
M"% The PRAYER ct the petition aforesaid
should uoi b. granted
J. y. SrEN'MNN. CTR.
Ci!ioc "f t"mmo" Pleas, I.aHct,;rr c. H..
Feb -. 1896. ul-3m
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TIE OLD DnCN NJ'0nE,.

I!lE VID DR. q NI'0TE I,
TN, <rn.rr,,'. ,1,,' ',.,', = -: : ,';, y !,
customers cf Lnnca.tc. a, =, his oi s,a,,i i'j," m
L4s receive! . !ngc assortment Of fEESI! and
~" ~ ":er. IN his Inc. Ills st.2!S i the
' ',' 'i.'''i .,'i ~ r. nl3', u hHIE REST t., It
b. ,lj o., I,o ,,s ".I , " q, .' ~, ~ ', ""% s,'
".ut in dis luc,. Iy,.o"a ,.u.rlr.frr ,or
HA'!i ca" hr acoommo&ar,1 a. c,.cay'y Is in
'""'',',"n. - l." Civ. his
,.,.. lL.i'HoHAh AI,IENT!ON
b., '''. rgn%nra ,sl''I' o I''"' @ ~ ",'cr. VIII
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business Notices.

We are requested TO state that the Rev. l..
j.. RoIIiscs will preach at the school house,
near to Mr. r. II. THomrsos's, on the fourth
Sabbath Ia August next, at I o'clock a. IN.
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" ;issiCG.

Dry or Green Hides, for which We vii,
PEy for Dry Hides" 10 ccu;s cash, or ~
cents in trade, for Green HIDES" VIC viii
Pay cents per ID. We do moi limit Tho
quantity. We will take all We can yet ut
above rates. MAGlLL g. CAUIWF.N.
June ll,h, 1856. I7.tf
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We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc }. WILLIAMS, Esd. as n candidate
Tor The Legislature, at the next c'rc,ion. by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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MR.. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. GEO
McC. VIII lllERSPUON as a candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

MIR. Epi:o PLEASE announce MIR. 4. T.
HAMMOND rs candidate for the Stat.
Senate at The next election and cbige
MANY VOTERS
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New Advertisement.
Notice.

PERSONS having demands against the
late X. y. BAILEY, will please make their
claims known to the subscriber and those
indebted, would do we'll to make arrap.e.
mcnts for an early settlement.
w. NJ. CONNORS, Admr.
July 3oth, 1866. I5.at
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Eser Sale.

$4,000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles South Cf Lancaster, ON The Camden
read. MAGiLl. a CAUTUEN
June alth, 1886 I7tf
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

The friends Of JOHN w. COOKE, Esa.,
announce him as II candidate for tho Hou ,r
"f Representatives in the next Legislature.
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Notice

IL hereby given, that there win be Pro-
traetrd Mcr,iDg, at Spring Till Church,
romniencing 90 The Friday night before the
third Sunday 10 August
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G II + S 7 Il Il.
Carriage Factory.

: a@tg, TIE undersigned is now pre-
Cag2S5Sz>ISFff- ~ pared to manufacture, at his
49, New Establishment in Chester
vile, all kiuds of CARRIAGES adnp,rl
TO our rough aud hilly country, and of thc
best Materials. lie would suggest. as nj.
most cvcIy man in the up.country is unro
or less ju 20 of timber, before YOU bny
or order" G"'r''ge' no matter where, loot
arouUd #nd see vi bat sort of Lumber ,La
builder has and in what condition il is kent
1he CaFrasc-Maker may Lie, Boqsi or
b!nstc' as murh as he cp!r.,scs, but the grand
secret OF carriage making lies in the il,,,
E"G-pi!c.
To buy cheap Nero, Horse or t-,r.
r!agc, * to verify The cid adape Pe,,,,,
'cise and Pound foolish. Give me. n fair n,icnn
ior my work, and then if il is not ,n,.do
right, mold me responsible.
u ii were not for Paint, Putty and Clnc
What would we poor Carriage Makers do q
Chester Ian 81. 1855 so,s
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WAIT FOR THE WAGON!
OLD STORE,
IN E.W 0OD S

feel constrained, from deep sense of
The obligations l nm under to hose who.
Ter The last seven years, have honored me
with their unwavering confidence, in this
P"tiir way TO express my unleignod thank $.
and trust they will continue their favors.
have on hand, and expect while remain
ei''zeh OF Lancaster to keep on sale, II
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iO,OhO lbs. OF Rags wanted, for which
goods will be exchanged at low prices.
J. b. COuSART
juno Ilth. 1856. I7.tr G
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MR. EpIvoE please announce DIR. w.
= UlllEN AIS II candidate for r,.plyc.
'nn 1" tho Legislature, az d oblige his
FRIENDS
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ES.S.EesSNGS ROCK
III - NE2 Is, Gp0IMGG


This Watching ;!acc, s,.GrtcI in Lancaster
District On the read + ON Gindcu - Lancaster
Vile, ncar thUt great natural cu,iCsily-thc
il"a.i"g Rock, and ucar die Ilaugi.s Rock
Haiir h,cu!d OF Ihc Revelation, vii. bcupyncd
;Or the reception OF N.si,o.s on the l.L JAW.
l>"6. Inc properties oi Il, Water. are 81.
pAur, magncsiu uId iuH. They have, in many
ca.cs, afforded great rc.:ci, and effected pcrma.
MyEt Cl.cs.
The Springs are - = e, G.on Camden, and
the sag passes by fom Camden every Mon.
day, "Wednesday oud Friday; and ii miles
i'"m l.a"ca tervIila, AMI the Sage EaS cs 10y,
i.om tIc latter place, every Tuesday, Thur. IN,
""d Saturday. Ia. wcighpu.hood /, a del, hit
ini one, a,'d very hcaIthy, ullo. din an ulund.
aHcc of choice tjut.
Evcgy attention viii ne given. The fare si:all
not Only hc the best the "naikct Affords but
whatever suits the la+ts aud appetite Of every
Visitor. The SpiHgS Will he i.:.dc. The .umc.
date su?cintcuGcrcr Of
25ss. =. y. EtE.EDF;Y & E.Dy.
who viii pare 10 pains to make every Visitor
feel 10 case and at home" WiA however, be
there every dny, 2ivm% MY asstarcc also.
Board VII, he reasonable, 40 complaint shall
made III tic hill.
JAMES N. INGRAM.
May 2Sih, 1896. I5-tf
-; T!c Camden Journal Sumter Watch.
mam, Carolina Times and Charleston Mercury.
will insert weekly until the 1T August, and fo.
ward H:,'' to nc at Hanging Rock Post Office,
Lancaster DI.t ict, :. {.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
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Full, Fresh and Desirable
stock OF Goods.

and pledge myse!f TO use every propcr ever.
lion 10 select ard always .o keen a, hand
such stock Of Goods as will meet In,
wants, and at no time dsapp"int the expcc.
,ations Of my friends.
i an constantly ordering and weekly rc-
cching, from New York and Charleston
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DR.. ALFRED CRAVEN.
Resident Surgcon Den,i.t,

YoRKvnLE, =. G.,
OiEers his Professional Services to the ci,i.
zens OF Lancaster Village aud Surrounding
county
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted ON GoI,.
Plate, from one to a full sett.
Igne ll,a, 1856. I6.ly
FIRST AND LAST NOTICE.
ALL persous Indebted to The Subscriber.
by roic or account, previous 10 the FIRST of
January, 1886, will hnd their notes and ac
counts IN the hands Of officers for collection.
II not settled up by the list Sept, next.
J. B. COUS ART.
guy :, $780, Gift
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Nh. EpIToR please announce lir. ]. T..
h BEi.k, n, candidate for the I..risIu.
inrc, aud obli.r HIS SFEJENIjS
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Notice.

n DURING uIy ahsascc, OF a few weeks.
JOHN a. SIEWMAN, Esq, is authorized
to act for aRd represent me officially.
- JAMES ii. WlIHGRSPCON
July l6, 1856. 32-at
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PLEASANT VALLEY
+ OF S A l. T..
Valuable Lands g. Resi-
dence.

On THE Subscriber having determined
SIl TO remove to the South West, offers
for vol, '
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MES LAMBS

situate in Lancaster District, on the road
from l.ancastcrvilIc TO Charlotte, % mics
from l.anrastrryillr, and miles from Nor
rows Turn Out, on the Charlotte and South
Carolina Rail Road
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

81 u oEINtSI VI X.
a true copy from the Minutes.
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COLUMBIA, July 25.
There has bseH two small lots Of cotton
sold to-day, at about our former quotation
Of ga lltc.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

A Doc Story. A market man who daily comes
to this city from his residence in Cambridge, fol-
lowed by pet dog of diminutive size, relates
true dog story as follows Besides his little pet,
he owns noble Newfoundland dog, who usually
remains at home during the absence of his owner
at market. 1t happened that frequently, while the
small dog was following his masters wagon thro'
East Cambridge, a large quarrelsome dog attacked
the pet and worried him exceedingly. One day:
soon after starting for market, the man observed
that both his dogs were following him. Preferring
that the Newfoundland dog should remain at home,
he drove him back; but the dog was determined to
follow, although he was second time started
home. On reaching the neighborhood of the quar-
resome dog the attack upon the little dog was re-
peated, but instead of running from the enemy as
he hitherto had done, the little pet maintained his
ground. His Newfoundland companion promptly
came to the rescue attacked the quarrelsome dog,
gave him sound thrashing, and sent him skulk-
ing off. The wrongs of the little dog having been
redressed his companion quietly trotted back to his
masters house, and the pet has, from that time to
this, daily followed his master to market, without
molestation. The larger dog has since made no
attempt to leave his home.--Boston Pape1
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

DIFFICULTY WITH AUSTRIA. The Washington
Star says that information was received by last
steamer from Europe, of misunderstanding be-
tween Col. jackson, Minister Resident at Wen
na and the Austrian Government. correspond
ent of the Star says:
The misunderstanding has been caused by the
arrest and Imprisonment of an American citizen
named Spear who, after seven months close con-
tinement, during which he was not permitted to
communicate IN any way with even his minister or
counsel, was tried on the 3lst of March, 1854, by
secret and unknown tribunal, convicted of trea-
son. and sentenced to ten years labor in irons in
the trenches at Thersienstadt in Bohemia
MIR. jackson, on the 4th of February, demanded
properly certified copy of the testimony said to
have been used in the conviction of Spear, and in
formed Count Buol in his note, that unless he re-
ceived an affirmative answer within four weeks, he
should, at the expiration of that time, withdraw
from court where he could no longer remain with
honor to his country or advantage to its citizens.
As there is no probability that the desired answer
will be forthcoming, or that any testimony really
existed against the man, Mr. Jackson may be ex-
peeted to leave Vienna shortly after you receive
this"
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

A SOUND SENATOR. Senator Burton administer
ed a scathing rebuke to the advocates of duelng
on the floor of the chamber yesterday. 1t having
been insinuated that he had been selected as the
victim who was to bear the brunt of the odium
heaped upon the committee of investigation of the
eX-1reasurers books, for the reason that he would
refuse to accept challenge to fight on the field
he replied in part as follows g 1t is true that
one of those who believe that the so called code
of honor is not an honorable code it is true that
was born in a section Of country where such a code
is never practsed but it is equally true that nev
er shrink responsibility, nor shrink from the per-
formance of duty. | am no duelist, but | am not
to be intimidated by the threats menaces of any
man, and if one there be who thinks so. let him
try me-" The Senator's speech throughout was
manly and fearless, but calm and courteous, and
excited the admiration Of all who heard AT the
Senator's particular request resolution offered by
MIR. McCoun, endorsing fully the action of the
committee, was withdrawn Union.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

THE SEVEN DAYS. In the Museum of Berlin
remarks writer in Newark cotemporary--in in the
hall devoted to Northern Antiquities, they have
the representations of the Idols from whom the
names of the days.of the week are derived. From
the Idol of the Sun comes Sunday. This Idol is
represented with his face like the Sun, holding
burning Wheel with both hands on his breast, sig
nifyng his course around the world The Idol of
the Moon, from which comes Monday, is habited
in short coat, like man, but holding the Moon
in his hands. Tuisco, from which cometh Tues
day, was one of the most ancient and peculiar gods
OF the Germans and is represented in his garment
of skin according to their peculiar manner of
clothing. The third day of the week was dedica-
ted to his worship. Wooden, from whence Wednes-
day, was a valiant Prince among the Saxons. His
image was prayed to for victory. Thor, whence
Thursday, is seated on bed with twelve stars
overhead, holding a scepter in the right hand.
Frgo, from whom we have Friday, is represented
with crawn sword in his right hand and bow
in his left He was the gver of peace and plenty.
Scatter, from whom is Saturday, has the appear
ance of perfect wretchedness; he is thin saged,
long haired, with long beard He carries pail
of water in his right hand, wherein are fruits and
flowers.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

There was famous Irish Member of Parliament
who was glutton at dinner, but who was remark
able for his neglect of all additions His SON was
one day standing in the bow-window of the Club
house, conversing with Lord Somebody, when the
father passed down the opposite side of the
street.
Jack" said the noble lord, ''what does make
your fathers hands so dirty ?"
"Well," said the afectionate young man, 81 be-
lieve it arises from bad habit he has of putting
them up to his face"
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

DESPERATE AND FATAL DUEL. The Rome (Ga. J
Courier has account of duel lately fought near
Dallas, Polk county. The parties were Wiley Jones
and William Bane relatives. They fought with
rifles, and fired three times. At the first shot a
part of Jones' left ear was shot off The parties
not being satisfied, they reloaded and fred, part
of Jones right earloek being cut off by the ball of
his antagonist They were still not satsfed--load-
ed again and fred, Banes ball passing through
Jones' hat, just above his head Jones then made
at his antagonist with his rifle, and attempted to
knock him down with it, but Bane got the advant-
age, knocked him down, and beat his brains out
and fled unhurt. Jones died Immediately, and up
to the latest accounts Bane had not been arrested
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

LETTER FROM AN ONO LEGIsLAToR.-The Colum-
bus correspondent of the Clermont Sun says the
following is a copy of a letter from member Of
the Legislature to hotel keeper in Columbus:
MIR. - of the - Hotel Columbus Ohio
want you to maik way for me at yore hoti So i can
have rune on the fust fore. | suppose you're
hous air tew stories hi besides the Sellor & want
my rune next the kitchen reckun will want the
rune while the legislator meats of which onerable
body am member and liv next the line Of the
Stait of indany in the Stat ov Ohio the onerable
members in the Stait ov indyany last yeer pade a
doler and = for bord pur week but then vittels
were hyer then nur now and think you ort to do
a triful better. want one or few cheers in the
rune and butte jack and my butes blaked onst a
week on sundies.
Yours till deth G. r. l..
"P. S. rite positively & say if can git the rune
direkt yore letter to the of the Secretary of
Dan il Bune counsel in this county as they toe
me when was nominated to let um see all my po-
ltikel correspondents. G. R. L.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

A STATE ON A SPREE We learn from the last
Galveston Nc,cS, that the entire Legislature of
Texas got on a royal bender few weeks ago.
After adjourning to the street, the members man
aged to knock up few fights among themselves.
The speaker and other officers along, and
business was transacted in the regular manner
motions ''to drink like those Ito adjourn" being
always in order. 1t was part of the duty of the
doorkeeper to rule outsiders from the flights"
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

SINGULAR SUIT. A Cincinnati paper says At
the county district court Covington, Ky, the suit
of Mrs. Colyer against Captain Air for the value
of prematurely born baby, is set down for Mon
day. Mrs c. was crossing the river in one of his
ferry boats, when piece of board fell and hurt
her She did her business in the city, returned
home and the next day the miscarriage took place,
which founds the basis Of this suit for damages.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

There was great comfort to a desponding man in
the answer he got from friend to whom he was
confding his gloomy apprehensons of the future
Il don't see" said MIR. Blues to Mr.. Bright, chow
| shall get through the world"
"Did you ever hear" asked Mr.. Bright, "of ons
who got stuck by the way
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

By the end of this year there will be a continu-
GUS line of railroad from Portland, Me-, to Iowa
City, 1886 miles.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

NRUZ, }. NJ Physician and Surgeon, Office second doc
" above Zelner's Drug Store, Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

GNLARk " HENRY. Dealers in Paper [1aDgings, Sta
~ tionery, &c, next door to the Post Office Coloma
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

NOoPER'S Eye, Ear and Orthpaedic Infirmary Nc
" ii Sunsome street, San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

TZAPkAG, l.. j., Medical Institute, Armory Hail. col
" Sacramento and Montgomery sts., San Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

NHALMERS, ROBERT, Proprietor of the Sierra
~ Nevada House, Main street, Coloma
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

nOUGLISS u DALE, Dealers in Music and Musica
~ Instruments 155 street, Sacramento
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

lNHAPMAN,J J. S. IL CO., Watchmakers and Jewellers
~ opposite the Office formerly occupied by Adams Il Co
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26
GENERAL BUS[N ESS DIRECTORY.

NLATWORTHY, w. " CO.. Taiors and dealers il
~ Ready Made Clothing, Main street, Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

nAVIS L., Baker and Confectioner, Main street
IL Cooma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-26

HrLkUS T., Dealer in Ready Made Clothing Boot
~ and Shoes, opposite the office of Adams Il Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29

I bin my lasl1nsssager ! cnlled,the atten.
.Ition Of the General Assembly toitheloan
B psyable JanUsry Il ls5T.l6s amount.
safng 4ol$3,44s,a 50 no, and ,tecouimen
iaits payment aefnaiusity!r AnsadditiOnal
,iievyibftlsss iAanEthfeU. fpueihss oloa mill
; fof eachlofqhSthsee ysufsIo vnsuswould
1hays llquidaledialiis Indebtedness, and
there w6dld have becn no difichltylin
meeting the SIoans. subsequently, atol lbe.
come due. My views ON this subject
siiaye ~undefgohefno change HonAlhe con-
liarafy.iihs reflection shhhsey since given
aIihis question has only t6Hdedto strength,
4 enutheaconYieiion ethat the lpaymento of
.,ithe publicgdebl, aslis nalGreEss should b.
snegarded as ahAeste blshstl policy Of the
i dSlateaaAny proposition. however spe-
sshiousit nl6y bep which tendsdei prolong
'0lhs period ofdlsaextingnishmenie ewiH be
stluoked uponswiih lextfemssuspiaion. and
ll0hio,shouldl neveragaim enter the IiionF
10Y or stock markebofthe country, except
impelled by some pressing necessity
Whether such necessity exists at Present
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29
,dGOFERNsRiSi MESSAGE

Sf ,si...-------1. 81 !. .ts.,.,.;,,,
! 70" TIE taxes j o. Vibe'. people oEs,Ihs State
have been ne arlys tyebled since l6ese in,
siiluHtIloIs We're Vel " MestabIishad. They have
/ berps% % Ibs spsasss @ ESQ III, al eslsnsive spl
costly, system tof, internal iplptoyement: d !:
!, Avenues, pr conimercs. ,sl industry and,
"tfadse, have been opened ia eyeiy pait of
the State. and. while these banking cSr.
iiop6rattohg dry ,thg greatest nBenefsfaries
lbm 4HDseu several enterprises, hey to.
logss u STARE With llis, : people 'lhe heavy
sbufaeHs which havse Been thereby occa.
iGSReRpnsat Siios ~ 1o' 9l1flA nt 6 ~
They defy alike the force Of public
'dnh''f1i re fdtleFf6inelloh ef The Con-
ystituuohapi ~ Wopveiili me iuws' or lhs
Stste,I aiaidbe decision VSlii0ut' highest
e5udic ialirb9nsl iisnd persist 10 cfai.nifi 8
'9thst, ifaaaeI at Iait,iit must De 10y ahgif;,
5 iesentrbleIfrom that ofaindlsldaalsonn
dtiiets protIssIonfyI rand'nSt ON hthsT value
solaheit Property neutrality-suspicious.
,ierts ldierateso TO- aduRpalcate o., eight huh
deed and httynm'alons! nUndeti these
olseuIhststisesl i'cannot otherwise than
id'ecomrnenuodn ungieldlag .adhefs1 CO eIao
othe lcst and Gho'nest prfnetlPles Of eeqdal
'ss3saon. 70 " PEE ,I.,, aui = s3l,o,' VI.
nban1sing privileges sun more noe ex'enslse
a, sosa' arc 20 10 esSs9 foal na'las
s es ~ '' s1utee
JUsogse lss;hes~yI nvmess! 'o.Aeow
pesS1ei eaM Psesea'I iopPgses q
a ,aa .hs shsu,v ai,n,a
: Mas were iolnel'y IN unwtse'y anu IN
gfsn,ea" - Nv - =. .,,4 +
'1po1he report or Inc ospeclai! agent IaP'
pointed in.q854 by'tiea Addtot ard Soc
eIetssY ofsSsate' 10 ienamlnetInto the COM
Dabiqn rniIi tbej EfeeTeand ttndependent
banks SO, o. the 2 slales Y. oa u M laldI upon
fYo1fe'aolesiieitI aDounas tn in,oena.on;
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