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RANK MEETING.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 30, 1857.
A NEE ting was held at the Planters and Mechanics
Bark, at which the following banks were represented,
VIZ: TIE Bank of the State of South Carolina, the
South estern Railroad Bank the Peoples Bank the
Farmers and Exchange Bank, the Bank OF South
Carolina and the Planters and Mechanics.
The following preamble and resolutions were sub
nitted the meeting and edopted-the Bank OF South
Carolina dissenting:
The suspension Of the Banks here had become
the greatest aeucy well as OF necessity as
only by which they could extend TO ner customers
the community that aid hoh was necessary 20 syehsn
from the certain results OF further ea0Et 70 maintain specie
that as mean. by which may be able discount bust
mesa paper and purchase produce exchange proper arrange
ueut settlement Of balances between the suspended
banks 10 essentials therefore,
Rored That all the specie paying banks agree 70 TAXI
in payments for all them deposit from their
toners the issues Of each oth6r
Pe,ored That settlements shall be made the Wednesday
morning each week Each Bank shall send In by that time
all bills checks which they hold that after such
b arising IN favor OF either to the extent OF
IS COO shall lie over until the following that any
the following day ard fearing ntere'. at the rate Of
p cent 4 AMMAN.
from the issues Of such Of the country Banks Of the
State shaI De redeem,be in city demand
place in this city, AID also tue Issues Of such Of the Banks Of
Augusta and sayannah Georgia may from time TO time, be
considered satisfactoTy
Sd And should it, any time hereafter be deemed
pedi.nt by OF the Banks take deposit and
said the Issues of the Banks
gwen a. the Banks that have ,ente 70 this
Rered That the represented pledge themselves
ABIDE BY the article In The Chatter Il toe Planters and Me
SECTION Il shall lot be lawful for the said Bank except
il with other Banks deliver out in pay
meut satisfaction Il any demand upon IT, BY Of loan
Bank And zach eteTy violation OF this section, the
said Bsi shall be subo; the payment Ct hundred DOL
20 be recovered By action Of Get: at he st OF the State
AID appropriate half 10 the u the State and the other
half ~ tie EtQEmeI'
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Morke,..C. RrrrLLr REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBusE.


AsHEs-The market better the demand more scdyei
sales OF % bo tor Pots and ga SO l2t for Pearls
COTTON continues in snail supply the stock neager and
quotations nominal
toFfEE-An hind. dull sales Of 80 bags Rio st lo.c
az 100 r.sts Java a. l6!c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-A fair demand for Western Cana
FoU with liberal Offering prices In some instances are 5
0c e bb lower. At this abatement good inquiry prevailed
III pSIt far Spain The Eastern inquiry Is not % active BAT
there business dong for the local trade the 1es are
900 bbs Goa 81 IS for 10 good state %
IS 10 bran dothe latter rate tor very choice
81 6Od rs for supeIns Indiana and Michigan 81 " IS 30
fer do. IS 1O0 81 20 for y good extra Ohio
IS 7od 81 Tor good choice io; IS era 81 for St. Louis
brands AID s. 60 Ger called Cana
dian Flour rather lower tho demand very active sales
S bb at IS l0G 80 90 and small lots at So IS for very
choice. Southern Flour IN hnted request. the supply
ample and prices l0c lower the low grades 10
bbs SGd 80 fer mixed good brands Baltimore &c
S5eeQs7 for the better zrsdrs. Rye Flour very quiet
plenty % asa 81 for foe .uperns Corn
Me inactive IS IS for Jesey and 75Q $3.50 for Brandy
vine sls for puneheons Buckwhest Flour ia in good
request at s2d e2 . y 100 n.
tIsH-The receipts Of Dry Cod aud Msctere have been
lsrse as ntnated N our sst and notwithstanding the nciem
eney OF the wes quite has taken place p.tcu
lsry u the ormej the transactions comprise dtls Dry
Cod 81 Georges Bank (5CO being resod at s. Q 50 ca
and go bols Msckere Noa and large Mass at 10 o.
80 - and % respectively In other kinds do not learn Of
- zss,eEsrt
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Arrived.

Steamship Borusss Ham Tran,mann from H.mSaIg Dc.
to Bech Kunbsdt Oct. u.s. at p m in lat ST. hon II
So spoke Br bark Ottoman Waterford or Yarmouth,
Bis.w. S q. Sd lat Is s. Jon S H. passed 81 zip 1
rare both bound T. The BOs'ia sailed from Hamburg Co.
ns ,ds Of IS RI9Ps s S s e
Liverpool sailed from thence 18th lay to of Sandy Hoos
hours for pilot She brings l3i first and second cabin AID
Lgi:% FeP:n: s:Ds e rs
at passed small oreand aft ch ashore between the
S hsn Gsa Go Saw and Sept
H. md'e and s5 pas. erinne Mn.arn Go. ssp.
trpool fell from the yard on deck and wa. killed.
ss1 w to ESssSp s Es a:s
NV wind. the entire passage passage, ...u. 50
and & nsnus: Ma. 6 is
Al 70 of 81 z .Pq1e bail Asn from HUI Or New ssdord
wipS ia. and gum i to Faneh M.ncIs As'' '"'''
s ea1 1f Peters ss Tsd e.sy %s.S days. with
Bra Emblem, Moore, Ellsworth days. with heading to c.
Big Chae. H Frost (of Philsaelphis Berry Dssoy Island
90 days with ship timber to Peck Church Oct H. s 81 ST.
n G che filed So % ssa
@i. ssii ey't O1 ' ~
Gays out who ;DPPs.d u. with PTO;Sn. NTH
to R. w Trundy 9Th inst, experienced gale from split
with nut ssS. a: - iSa .Soi:
Bra s' Cen w1,m. T Ut she boz g. Kenn. Nal
Sept II passed Gbralt.r 18Th with fruit 20 H. Brain
80 inst lat 80 So hon. 40 spoke bark Emily Taylor Taeer.
Z! days from New. Bedford, for Cette France
Bng BcngDela Staples shediac 10 days, with lumber 20 L. B.
Haynes
seh Express tDan Won Hsrr, Rio Grsnae 50 days. with
hides 10 Bunse Lochias & Co. Had heavy weather.
sehr Mount Vernon, Robinson, Calais r days. with lumber
TO Jed. Frye.
seb Gen. Peavey Hunt Lubsc Ii days. with sh s1rses
& Co
schr. NJ. D., McIntire Camden. Me- for Norfolk
schr Lucy bite, lneraham Rocklan3 days. with stone for
Fort Richmond.
schr Vernon Br), Hare, HlsbOro', N g. 10 esy' with
plaster TO mater.
sehr s, Stephen MeGregor, St. Andrews, ~ B.. days.
with heading TO De Wolf Humphreys
sehr sss Wright Csten, Savannah days. Experienced
heavy weather. lost flying b, carried away main gsh &.
Seh Lewis 5. Davis Lynch Savannah days. with cotton,
&C. 10 McCready, Mott Co. WA. Lawson, Passenger died
OIL the passage.
schr Kate Brigham 3mas) Titus Savannah cAys, with
cotton, &C., 20 Dunham K Dimon.
Withholding the day from NE. to " with rain.
The pilot boat Moses H. Gnnel reports Sunday lttn
rst lat 40 80 lon % TO- spoke ship Mary OF Bath bound
NewOresns On the I'd inst. & Ion. So spoke BE
bng Grand Turk, from Jamaica bound 10 Boston.
The ship NJ Ludwig LOO tuns register his morning
taken on the small balance dock for eps she will recclksd
and nswly painted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

remarkable popularity OF the Crisis through
which we have bee passing Is developed in its crsh
inc visitation upon bufness men whose strength has
heretofore been deemed impregnable, and whose re-
sources were considered equal to almost any emer
penoy. Men of wealth, of high mercantile standing,
spd Of undoubted sagacity and business Intelligence,
have been amorg the fret to feel the force Of whr
wind which has swept away the fail structure Of our
svsem with resstess force There ass been no
chance of escape 10 matter how much real property
man could show-whether possessed OF an extra mil
lion Of dollars in real estate much IN merchatcise
or nrousory notes arr book accounts or added up in
the recent value of stocks or bonds. Nothing han
awaited 10 save from dscredit but resources at once
available in money. Such sudden, complete end
overwhelming change has lever been exa npled 10 the
commercial history Of this country such an entire
revolution in the estimation OF values has
never been witnessed here, if in any country
The broad fields Of the great West TEEN with super
abundant harvest the South is ch in its annual pro
ducts and the tide Of progress has been plainly visible
lrouohout the length and breadth Of the land. But
ip the midst Of plenty are suddenly in want and
oyeraovil with wealth are stricken with poverty,
settling down upon ell classes ike q peral!ss
II may be useless at the present monen. to specu-
late upon the causes; ii will be more pIohtab!e TO
turn attention TO the remedies, at least to such mat
tiers 81 may contribute to alienation OF our houoe'
pending more PermsSept recovery
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THE HARD TINES.
%, inelasiye

The Proridenee Transcript states that all the fac
tories owned and run by Messrs A. Il w. Spraxue
stopped Friday night, thus throwing about 5000 per.
sons out a employment The following is statement
OF matters In the Blackstone Valley:
1.-The wooden mil Of Edward 5. Hal, in MillyiIe.
II running full time, and has been through the pres.
rure. Hall e. Scott, Millvle, are Intending 10 stop
soon on account Of an early removal 10 the new mills
IN Oxford The wooden mills of Bradford 4 Tsft, in
" s.erford, are running full time, but Q. reduced
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COIrRT CALENDAR-Tbis d,y.

SUPREME CoURr-CiRcUIT-Part Mos. 1896,
100 294s 2S $50 2Ss inclusive. Part ll-A3journed
until Friday, Soth inst. - 80
SupRKsE CoURr-SPrcIAL TERN.-Nos. q, ll3,
2lS Ss i2s, iSs, l4s 1854 49, 2O6. 23i si6 2S 27L
SUPIRioR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 399, 81,
st5 ss sa2 ga 6eO 2l3 6 S7 SOL So 6SI $50 6t3 go
SOL 65 e66 e57 60 Ss9 7s 44 25 al, 4sS 40 AL Az oS
GIG az as $50, eU, ~ IS a. % GIL e1s 6.s 5S 64' oS
I'll
U. s. DISTRICT CouRr--Nos. 9, 10, 80 to 4s, 50 to
inrluA
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MARRIED..

ARNOLD-LIPPITT-In Providence on "Wednesday Oct. 81
the residence of Mrs. Charles Lppitt bg the Right Rev.
Bishop Clark, Asa Arnold. esq, TO Sarah Howell eldest
daughter Of the late Charles Npptt, esq.
LYNN-POLLOCK-At Milton, Penn on Wednesday, Ost
q, BY His Exceency Gov Pollock, assisted by the Rev
w, j. T. Wylie John Blair Lynn. esq Of Lewbu IN, a1d
Miss Julia J. Pollock, daughter Of Fleming W. Pollock
Cashier of the Lewisburgh Bank.
MOORE-GIsBONS-At St. Paul, MINI Thursday Oc.
- at Christ Church. by the Rev Dr. Van lugen Armour
of Oonoco Louisa daughter Of the late James Glib
bosnso fA Albany.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......Oer. p
Cleared.

Shps-Memphis, Davis New-Orleans, WIN. Nelson Sons;
Isabella CO fin London C Duncan Co. Dewitt linton
Dunn Liverpool Taylor Rich; Isaac Bell Johascn London.
l.. T. Morgan Wiley -
Bsrks-Pam phylian wilkins Cerdenss, Mora NeIhewn;
Lyrs Bemis, Hsyans, Mosas Taylor Co. ~
BIsl-Brsk (Br) Nickerson, Halifax, j. 8. Whitley Co.
Norancy, Hill, Havana, w. w. Russell.
SchooDef-Tolcott Psrker Boston, Dayton spSse; w.
L. Montague Benson Baltimore John Mckesi Bergen, Msse
N. X O. Hatch Co.; sesmsns Pride (Brl Hartman, 81
Johns N. e. H. @. Donovan; River Queen, Fowler Proyi
dence, b. Dim IN; Pleiades BIZ hcBunie, St. John NIB,
p. /. MENUS Sons
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SNIP sARASAc from Liverpool at Phls, Oct 2j reports
Oct lat 45 ", long s, 80 W., fen in vita wreck wh h
cared 70 be british ship barque AL under water with
exception Of about thirty had p.sed
ports and painted yellow inside had bowspt and no
cot" Ster apparently timberadeD her timber port
% b recently beenedn She appeared 90 have oeen put
time IN that situation her sss were s hanging 70 ,he
yaidi-eoud discover her stern WAS ell under
water.
EHP LEXINGTON Of Boston wrecked on the coss. OF Ire
nd recently cOLdened and sold 10 Siish subjects iof
4.gO.
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Receipts Of Produce. Der.

BY tie North Rirer BOdts-277 1913 b5ls Flour, 50! hush
Barley % 500 bush Corn, $3.50 BUSH "h-a 20 phe. hse
SIS pkss. Cheese 900 30. Beef 7T5 DO Butter, 600 Gis
Leather III bags Oats, So DO Barley, 10 pkgs Ashes
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Markets. Reported 5y Tslegrark

ALBANY DC. s6-6 MIN Consequence Of sever. s.orn
wiod and rain prevailing to-day there has been no,bns 9s
in msrketa -
CHICAGO Oct 3-6p -FLouR is dali at o. y: WssAr
active az Csc Coax quiet; sales 900 bash q: acc oars
duh SHIPMENTS BuFFALo: $50 bbls Fous Scss bcsh
Wheat SHIPMENTS OswEGo: No Flour or WHIST 11oos
bush Corn RECEIPTS 300 bOls Four. bush "ssst
and eco bush. Corn.
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Boyassa form HamburS-Afr s.Imann
Helene Msar r. Hoffman w H. Westervelt, II axe sad
family O. Craner, A. NJ Keller and family A. II ieiherr
In ,Aip Deronsh1e from LoRdon-E. w. Bishop, Ms Mary
Bishop New York John 0rden Dr. r. j. W. orden Londoni
Miss Adelaide Tracy, Boston,
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......THs DAY.
SIM Rse,.,, 6:25 sets.......5:02 Moon-Stts.. -
wArER....rB THIS DAY.
Sandy l07 Gov Isld.. 267rl Hell Cate S;fS
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BY TeleRraph.
Disasterr. &c.

WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct Is The ship John Rsvsue ar
rived safe az Charleston Sehr Caves below this evening
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~, r.nh, 1: JussseIt % ks.o ~ ID sc her' o'o
Va. II. Ros,Js agt wm. E. Bro, &c,-J: ls@s-t
-: Uide ,nd NV a ssas 4 acf-d.n. 60 -o'' : "a
y,dftDsDt 'Or plaintiff
Eizabeth Cl.ise. sdm1., 80. SO Joca Cis,ks, ".
- Motion refer 5enio1 W ,hout costs a. or dice
Horace Dresser sa,. Ao.on0 VI. Mos. Sc.-hsisr-
too = D. ?. Hal = ssst AZ e''s,n'9; ,..,,,r.o
jar ies C4n9h II az Ins * .,d,a ,"s -; o,ul
r''L' The Rs..,ss s, e ': :s , - III p s1 g
Oct,ber and receiver wa l.r spput't lie b" co
c'.a .eos: $500 e ,as m,Ss; 'p p h d.
Ds on application Of Mr Nosy, the s;os sTsi an order
s.iS., i.bos cause on The 5h Of November Wy cre
s9tnbs receiver sho,3 q, BE- vsied I'D tas tsrk 50
The sounds q she agpls,,o@ -; 4 's yr vas a.
POINTED esiore ne exp i tn % we ssa aI' %
se.Orans the opinions lgsed % ts ldse' ne s
sosA @ssyspoy sn'sOtiis: tie onta,;;q:, - -.
BI.sra ESQ - 20 re:si'st w. d 100. es9 60
P. si15 ''' MI N''''' "'' Is the 1'-'' = '''
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUar-o,t @-Be'o'e
The United States agt, Joan NcGentry-Opening
kuer O fine. and % be i-lpris1usd three 7'n,ns.
The United States agf Francis B-o~o aod John
hesye.-Reyo. and atny 4' i-e ard u b Imprisoned 81
In the case Of the SLAYER Mercbar. before ,bis Court
III we we .a az 70 s. eoaa no: De saa Toe
Attorney who wished % try al three teg'ths therefore allowed
nit,ea ball again in shs sum q 800 II. stated as toe le1
trial which could hsye had hs appeared with the
defendants They out % the reach Of tue Cou
and viii therefore be sd alone He claims That the
evidence against him Il different from aat against the two
Versons ina hcated with hiD.
U. S. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-ocr. % Before Com
missioner BRIDGHAI.
ALLEGED CRUEL AND UsUsUAL PUNISHMENT At SEA-
Capt John Maxwell OF the schooner Ids Della lOrrs
examined charge Of nfcDg cruel aud brutal punish
bis cook Herbert A. Perok negro boy The com
panant being While AZ Hsracab) the capal
6oessd with esdf and struck or twice vita
@ he said the u the beating because cooked
wasted it, he also poured the %
burned raised bis,ers whi;h
ned several days. he head the hot coffee eesns
pupishment for roasting thsm too mueh whea he raised
bead "a the Of coffee stretched out h2ud
find support and they in contact with tho eRd
burned; then threw the deck, don't know
how; head hot that could not soon got up
and went the table, began 20 bleed aud was
unable work for time wished and Intended to forget al
that had passed. but by the maze to Of H BE-
fore made the complaint the captain said anything 70
about making any complaint him. since complained
Of him he asked why did u; said the mste put uo 20
~ the captain then said the officer that must be drunk o
do such thing wrote down piece Of paper what the
captain had done TO
Adjourned until Thursday st p. m.
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Reducing the wheat to flour, the deficiency equal
to 12lO, 535 bbls. of -four.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principal articles Of produce e At Underwater on
the commencement Of nsvs alton to tie I'D Of October,
..,-.- l..-:... .ha ,nar. 1855 i256 and I2l1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

The pilot boat Moses H. GnneI reports Sunday 18Th
rst lat 40 So Ion % TO- spoke ship Mary OF Bath bound
NewOresn. On the I'd nst lat. 10 "a Ion. 60 spoke BE-
bug Grand Turk, from Jamaica bound 20 b ston.
The ship NJ Ludwig 100 tuns register. was his morning
taken on the small balance dock for eps she will recclksd
and newly painted.
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PINE BER,

IL subscriber wDaaa respectful,
noiihce - th@ citizens IL potta 80. a.
naae and the ad)oinlng counties, that + ~
cFsns - extensive Pane Lumber Va "a
soAazleil baaaaa city ti II In recsipt ca !
Der regularly, aad Will kesp eonatsrl ~
nand tREge and wei aalaeted stool Il
y PINE LUMBER,
kkoEa la insh 30 Il anehess sIeo rl,. -.
and weKked aaoring. sirsa shIDssE. -. aI'ag
saaA, haihds, sEears, - ali g ,rbi -i.3 u 1al
sell low fer cash. '''-'-A 1 VI
- .ax. KELLER & BEESFT
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March
i = - g aale.

Ths kaxm In sskassed n Homsg Greek, "A
saiaaa grsn csmnaa Aaas ~ AGRA q
apAem6la aaaw Ate 4 aEs &c arres uf ursi.
RE 100 o& wFasSxA "A asazsa coed feats-
Honsy eresk gsaaa Agssaek the farm, gir,ns
IL s good and AasaE stAa@ supply Of Etucf
waaexs Shrsa geod asazxa ana eue wed L
has swo hoases assa onH e0an crib. ia
psssaas expp @saa testify ts Ehs richness 4
the ssiA Haaa ahowa desirable farm can J,
had rhaap.s Eeg sEsaas paxsiEHl&rs, spp9r
60 TERsaA AB HENgH ALI,
Ia9gN mp Cash CorBsr.
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Ry-Made Gsthia

@Tas 100 assSaNaa 0E
KsaE sfshFsa b TIE psbEie il tasas easy, -
sss MFs Eaeebszs asskfY - ExRTsas 4ssm
" 1sssEAs and sY teams Aa#gs aFdak&EzaM III
on9 aknek.
MAylng ample room in cas new aazaagabal
% axaasAat Our guuds, no azAsH ssAs pssasHze
ID ahowfns thea to alIs
Cd aaa Rsaag lssSsaasss ana TmM
qfhskasF they wEah 10 parsksasa 81 mas.-.
Our m0st0-s Large saass and snail rx0aEss
win DO fMath9aaay adlassed sas ~ sax pgs@eaE
skeek uxasE Be sSs8sa cot betwaen thia aas
sREiaa, preparatory b gslng aaao N akelme
aEFe whQAeaasa hsalnesss
- Cab sooss--aoss 10 your time ~ sb-
'esfa graaa eargaaas.
LEHMAN nRos
Dse 70 80 1t
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FANCY

In shagE taze mosa eomplsta seosk svog hxws
TO ehis market also very snnesEog sas d
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IIliAL HOUSE,


as e ~ sas
- 1sE aaa retail eealaFa In al
yF kanan Il nwugs nd Chsmieal, Paints,
a3sss, mwa agnls lRAsw glass. f7laas ware
raskunegy, TaElee and fancy soapss
aAeg Essoas, Wines ard Lfqa5gs 81
kaaAMs TaAaeeo, Cigars, Sc. Nc
Havaaw barSAaseA the ana&Sa ssosk III
Kswass ard aaneg Gseda acs msaxlg seaaaziEs
fau 81 u. H@nEy q Co.. and laovad ito
0ag maw stare Il Assswahsy Bhoeks ws are
a@sa preparaa 10 ai ali agaaEa aaGAas at
whaABaaIa or Feeail W have CO hana .
eosapasse aasoakmeak u ngugs and Msdf-
csass whlch we sgseF as low ~ ean be
hessgk shAs aide a n. Tssaas
Cur PaAkenk Msaiskns department ia fuH
aaasa eaaApIaka esmhgae4ng al1 os tlss hsw Esd
ssassaaas @saieAnea al sAe cay
Merchants ard aShsxs desara9zS Hs paT-
ehaaEag geaaa In aux hna wifa do wNll 10 gass
III eaah 80 aag EDxsz@a are AL waTxaatsa
care amA nAaaalsasa1s4s akd al Keeas pur-
ehAasd III ~ and nak pfegfng Al represent
edean b rekmTmed u aaF sNn sxpcgsaa and
ghs msAay rNkandeA.
Ssh t0-sT e JONES i WOOD
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s - - II ~ KN,

10. 100 kaswaR AsOaAaMaYy pppeaf1n Is
Post Ssess
TuST reesarmz ama opsasa laxxx and
81 sssa sssacsaa s&gek e. Meas. Boys 40
laasAss ssssaas 4 = assesses Read II " dc
HE1A - 80 Is N Il
and rskan IL aAprseaasmss8 Eaw pTssaass~-s
Emslne msk 49, sasssss ID aaT kaM txsass
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