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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
Sperial -Aotirrs.
SPECIAL NOTICE


Ar the Agricultural Fair of the Northern District of
California, the FIRST Premium was awarded to II
HANSC0M for the best DAGUERRsoTYPEs AMBRorYPBs
and Photographs. (The editor of the Democrat
the contrary Notwithstanding For proof, List
OF Awards, certified by Executive Committee, and for
further proof call aud see the Pictures, at 33 ID
Street, opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express Oai9e.
N. B.-superior Pictures taken as cheap at
any other room. sepi5-my
Notice.
Ifyou want o smoke something verydne,
Thentry John S .Bowman's Genuine.
NEW ORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
les Cor. I'd and D ats, Marysville.
HaIps sSnrsnpariIla, Yellow Dock nnd
Iodide of Potass-Adnrable as a Restorative and
PURIFIER OF the BLOOD. II cleanses the system
Of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
pimples and scorbutic eruptons from the skin; re-
vitality to and strengthens the nervous system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and Gout, 1t is unequaled
Sold by druggists generally 81.
Il. HALL CO., PrOprietors,
143 ana 145 Clay street,
sep136m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

NEW POEM BY BAYARD TAYLoR.-The fol
lowing poem was delivered 10y Bayard Tay
lor, on Tuesday evening in San Francisco at
the close of his lecture on "The Animal Man.
1t was written on the afternoon of the day
above mentioned:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

CownIDNG AFFAIR-Mr. Sharp, editor of
the Western Weekly Cleaner, published in
Cleveland, Ohio, gavea severe cowhiding on
Friday last, to MIR Meader, editor of the
Wool Grower, published in the same city.
Cause-an article in the Wool Grower, in
which it was intmated that Sharp did not
pay his bills.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
TELEGRAPHxC.
TOVER THE UNION LINE.1
Great Ten Mile Race.

h--AShaMLfNAos Wv ANNhs
The great ten-mle race between Jack
Gamble and Yolo Maid. came off on the
Centreyille Course to-day. The race was for
$4,000, and was won 10y Gamble in 1884.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
MULES FOR SALE.n.

S9SN SEVENTY FIVE very superior WAF1
S2Azskb~ American Team and Riding Mules 4Elia-<~
have arrived in this city and offered for sale at
the Oregon Stables, corner of and Third streets.
These Mules are the advertised to
come by way of Big Meadows and Oroville Persons
in want of fine animals Of the kind should take an
early opportunity of examining this lot.
oc17-1wH
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

SHOOTING AND SUICIDE AT SALT LAKE-A
correspondent of the Alta, writing from Salt
Lake, September 2Sth, says;
On Monday night last, about seven o'clock,
another death occurred from shooting. A
contention and high words were heard, and
directly two reports of a pistol or pistols,
when, upon resorling to the scene, man
named John Gheen was found lying dead
having been shot in the head. and large
sized revolver 10y his side. There being no
suspicious or clu- to an assault, the coroner 5
jury found verdict of suicide-Gheen hav ,
ing been much troubled mentally of late. lie
was a fugitiue rom the States, too having
killed a man in Iowa and one in California.
So frequent and regular have deaths become
Of late, that imam shot" is looked upon as
evidently part and parcel of each week 5
routine, as much as reasonable harangue
in the Tabernicle
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

TEIHE SUBSCRIBER once more comes before the
4 public, having returned to his old business, and
invites his friends the
ORLEANS RESTA URA Mt,
On ID STREET next door to the St. Nicholas and
nearly opposite the Theater where he is prepared to
supply the wants OF the resilient and travelling public
with MEALS Al FIFTY CENTS.
FRESH OYSTERS served in every style.
All the Decacles OF the market constantly on hand,
Families supplied with OYSTERS and everything
in the market, at all hours.
The undersigned would respectfully solicit con-
tnuance Of the share OF patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him by the citizens OF Mtrysvle and the
public generally. JOHN L0WERY,
ocl5-my Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

AMONG items of foreign news, we find the
following:
The mate of the American ship Conqueror
Charles Boutele was brought up again at
the Liverpool Police Court, charged with the
murder of one of the crew on the high seas
The Investigation into the prisoners crimi-
nality resulted in his being set at liberty, it
appearing that the court had no jurisdiction.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

The Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel, urges
the purchase from the Indians of their title to
the country in the region of klamath Lake.
That paper says:
Action, vigorous action, is all that is re-
quired at Washington to effect this, and tho
our state is somewhat crippled in the meas
ure of her full representation there, we can
not but think that with our present force the
Indian title to the lands about Klamath lake
may be extinguished.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
NOTICE.

IENHE COPARTNERSHTPh heretofore ex-
- isting under the name and firm Of CANPlELD
WRIGHT, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties Indebted to the late firm are required TO
make immediate payment. Either is authorized to
sign in liquidation.
CANFIELD WRIGHT.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
So
EConnected with this establishment,

OILS, CAMPHEN e, &C.,
At wholesale and Retail, at the lowest market price,
Also on hand large lot of Kerosene Coal-0i
Lamps, for sale at reduced rates.
Trust ng to strict attention to business, and
nest desire to the wants of his customers the
subscriber solicits share of the public patronage.
ocl7-my j. S. ESllOM.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
CANFIELD & WRIGHT.

f. NJ. WRIGHT, having purchased the interest OF
his late partner, will in future conduct the business on
his own account.
sep2T-1m E. NJ. WRIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

windy controversy on public platform. Theirs
are, besides 30 many periodical publications do
voted to the discussion Of questions of this kind
thas there seems to be no necessity for rcsorting
TO such means of finding an audience. But why
appropriate the public money, when our streets
are so dirty, towards feeding this Sanitary Con.
vention? We are of the opinion that II the .so
or three thousand dollars thus spent. were ex-
pended on our streets, ii would be attended wi IA
sanitary results far more eflicacious than we can
hope to obtain through the post-praadiaI labors
Of the convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

TnE Coup FIELDS OF TuE I,aERraa---ll on.
other column viii be found Bach Of Interesting
communications in reference to the geld discove-
ries which are now directing the tide of emf.
grafton westward. Our letters from P.ko,s
Peak and Cherry Creek all bear testimony 10 W.
vast movement which is setting Ia towards .hat
region. This spring VIII probably witness aa
influx Of population into it from all parts Of the
Union which has had no parallel even ia To
emigration induced by the Californian disoove-
ries- That there is q great Goa. of exaggcratio,
in the letters written from the Western cities
there can be no doubt. The spectators WHO
hope TO make money on the rush Of gold seekers
have sufficient interest In magnifying the re-
suits to render that conclusion probable SILL
as will DO seen by our correspondence, they are
sufficiently remunerative to justly the desire Of
the unemployed and ambitions 10 seek new fields
Of labor and enterprise. Tie Minnesota people,
DESTROYS of rroiting b. the mania which IL dis
placing such lagga masses Of or population,
orc, we aea, erd.svoripg to direct attention "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

Wk2 LoANs-PosmIoN o. AUsrEiA.-~It will
be seen from the article that we published yes
terday ircm TIC London Times, that Englaud ua-
dertakes 10 compel the other European govern.
ments 10 cater into bull bonds to keep or main
tain Tie peace. Size tells Russia ia tolerably
plain terms TIA. unless the latter declares her
differentiation Of the approaching Congress to
join against eny Power that dares to violate
treaties or to threaten the world by unexplained
armsments, she shall raise no more loans from
English capitalists. She has pursued the same
course il regard 70 Austria aud Sardinia The
former hes accordingly been unable to raise
nonsj ia Tic English market. aud has been com
p urd % seize ~ tse-ol'ic reserve IN TIE Bank
{ Vi.aa whist tle Litter has becn compelled
70 ~! La . ueen aos cza rcopis fer luaacial
az Tt're i9uoa1uol 'ps, L Gisagreem3 l'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

The SANITARY NvENTIoN-PRAcrIoAL Var.
SIS SPEouLATIyE REsrLTs.-We sec that the
members Of the Sanitary Convention were en-
tertainei last evening by She Common Council
at the Metropolitan Hotel The dianer was no
doubt an excellent one, but we think it will
have very little effect on the sanitary con-
dition Of our city. We have not much faith in
Tie results achieved By scientific gathering IN
general, and we have still less in those OF The
medical faculty. Doctors disaereements have
passed into u pzoyerb, and we do mol think that
sanitary science is likely to derive much benefit
from the concentration Of The dlscordant Gle.
uents which make up the aggregate Of the pro.
lcssioD. IT is our notion that Independent re-
search Is mueh more Advantageous to he sluoi-
Jetiop Of difficult scientific prOllems tbe, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

Our RELATIONS Win JAfAy.--In another
column will be found an article in reference TO
the japanese mission, which is expected to arrive
about the middle Of June Il would appear that
he two Commissioners who are sent to exchaus g.
the ratifcations Of the treaty are men Of great
intelligence and Of a superior order Of acquire
ments to the usual run Of japanese Officials. We
anticipate the happiest results from the oh@er-
yations of visitors thus qualified They cannot
Tail to take back with them opinions favorable
to the widest possible commercial intercourse
with the United State.
As is important that the reception OF these
Commissioners shall be such as 70 crafty their
feelings Of Oriental pride. we have embodied 10
the article to which we refer such general vl.,gs
Ia regard to the japanese as viii give our eiers
o correct view Of the character and prejudice. Of
that primitive people. They are taken fln.n .ns
Bok entitled MY Last Cruiae," by IL Il.
Isberzhsrn, U. S. n, one Of the most r,uai,4 d,
tie recent publications that Rave been issued Or
the sgb,ect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

BgvAWrs SINsTREIs MECH AHrCs' X Lii s.. 3rosd
WAY sGlo S0sGs, &u---OHAw ROAST Bsar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

THEATRE FRkHCaIS 5s5 Broadway.-iLs PlEHIEg
Apnfs w ACCOMPLISHMENTS APARTMENT.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. 5el aud sss srcedwsy-
Afternoon and Evening srHIoPIAn SONGS. DANCES. &C.
RETUKs THE REGIMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

EA RhUMg AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwa5 - Ale
Eoor aud kvenng-Ova iv3R COUSIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

LAURA KFFNF's THAT No. b2t Broaiway.-A hsr
con and Observation-Disclosures EIGaIs DREAN.
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=
II will be observed that in the case Of the
New Orleans aud New York banks the specie
actually exceeds the circulation largely 50
bere--which is a very unusual phenomenon
in banks. Lock OF the contrast in point of spe-
Gle in the case Of the New York banks in 1857
and now; while their loans and discounts ran up
TO $l22,Ooo00o, their specie was reduced to
$9,OOo,OOO. Now is $26 600, Ooo-.-nearly three
times as great. Now, too, their loans, instead Of
being given on The seoutisy Of kites aud long
paper, arc largely seou!ta by sictks AID on call,
Which they can turn tnto money at any uomena;
snd The u'afgn hetwaer TIC money len. end tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

METROPOLITAN THEATRE QAe Burtou'S. CHAR
lo1rE CoRpAV--JEALous WIFE
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wAILACK's THEATRE. sroadrsy.-Dos cEsAE
BAzAs-Boy AID Cox.
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BowERY THEATRE, Bswsry-oo -posco-PADO,
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NEW YORK HERALD.

nr,,Cs ~ W. coKSrs or yUncos AN Nassau sTs.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

AGA DENY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth street IrAtIlS Ofsa
- Mstjrse nd one O'clock BoRGtA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04

The discovery Of rich ana extensive Gold
Regions in Western hebTaskas and the
certainty that q large population viii I'M
meaiateIy eateE upon and settle along tia
Eastern siopa Of tbs Rocky Mountains
renders Ii Important and ssea necessary
that q Press should be established there
without delay, TO iniAaenee and Organize
the diversified masses, stsn new rapidly
rushing 10 the scene OF enterprise. Ina
character Of this new and important ragaens
willaepsnd much upon the inhusaee oToaghs
10 bear npoH its early settlement; and 40
iaAnehee is as powerful 10 diSsaAae fEoEa
disorder, and to organize with order and
dignity as . Free prssas II fs the purpose
OF the undersigned, 70 proceed at once 20
the Mining Region, with Press and Ia.
sue tlae Srst No. cs Weekly Paper frsm
some poias ID o. near the Azinlng Region,
on or about the fsrat of April. The Paper
win be called TIE RocxE MouNTATx
HEws. The EditoEial department. will be
conducted with eaktre Independence sf ell
partixaa or peeaRiarY sonaSderakieHes sId
and while tree from al nnaas sectional In
fauencs, will be devoted lAegsAghly 70 The
Western interests, and especially tia Csns
trail West. Reliable eoETaspaadsnta will
be secured In every lap@xsank Manlng ha-
gion and information collected with rare,
az, To their extent and rishnesss azsa also
their AgEicnltuEaA and CommsTelAl hesonx~
ess. Special attention viii ha paid 20 as-
ssFtainfng tbs result IL Tslishas snrvsya
Tor roads through the momEakna. and par
tieularly for the Main Central TFnHk Of 2
Pacific Rail Road. In q word all thai
will be useful 10 The stranger IN forming
eogFaet estimata cf the Mining Region and
lis prospeetss either fog Mining RaFmtfagg
or Tyadiag, will BIZ faithfully eoEnEasanaeA-
Ted In TnE Rocky MouKrAKN NKws.
Ar tha sane time, private agramgEnsnss
ssfll be FAasIs aatil the Mali OF Exprssa Il
regularly established, 10 obtain khs earliest
Eastern News FOR II Q Miners. We hpps
By eonaue1la9 sas papeE honesty assa FAIR.
| III DO ohgAia Tor IL mass gsrenAA4s0a IL 81
| the Eastern STATES, as well as attic MlAsa
and BIZ carefully seeking eaExsss sagoxan&s
ton. reader eur statements psrsesEiy rslia.
BILE. Wholesale dealers, Agsasss ases wasa
Ing to deal with the mining rsgton Will flaad
| IL To Lhere iateTeat To advertise Ii Id M0uM'
rAIa SEws rs bang ths Arsk ness paper aa-
sabliahsd il win Be read hY MlE Eaaa Misaka.
TERN Single copy 0na ysaxs s1.
eopiea oas year, SO. StraEkly "a advames,
Advertise msnea vii p charged 90 keI'
! sg,asp, snigasas, one. uadaaaAs ss yssr, -
h Ceaamse 90 as Az g. ~ Ess
As cssnan, d 80 a. Saaf aos 81
Bsssasss cards. SIRE Hines ~ lssas aa. y
WM. M. BTER
Cammanicationa may b. dAFesasa " Fc9T
! Isagasais. anil F.a shsr aosaees
Mar 3, s59 sm
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STEAM FERRY
FLOR NCEI


NEAszk ASIA No a,
asaasmsm is now EunnEng, and viii
confines 70 run bstwsen fiof.
: lense and the oppoatse shore,
az at koaTag from ssSn gise sfn san ssE, aukal
the close uSnavigatIon.
: The NEBRASKA L. > Erat rata beat,
with pawsEfui machinery, haiik expressly
for carrying on tha Missouri Rigsr, ewery-
khing about her Id usw and In exeeGient o.
daE.
She viii nos carry swsnty-fiss Wagons
and teaEss sta times nor two hundred head
.of cattle hssk can eonvenieaztly carry dix
wagpase ard tsaHas ut "TRIP and castle and
ether stock ID proportion.
The River at this point liz olsly Kbous sew
ea haadred ssat whas vita ReeR BswToM,
ana goek hound sAoFas an both sides, per-
faGtIF clean Of all obatxEetfoRa. aad Eeod
psgxaanens landings directly opposite each
seaars consequently the koAE mAkss her
crossings Ia leas than Hainslkas and is r.
bandanfIy able to do all the FaTTying thai
viii be done al all poiAts on the Missouri
River ADORE khe na6uth u ths Platae ehis
saRm0as 6a ss 81
We do not, llIks ths onahs rsErF CON.
pauY1 call the attanklnn mg the pabIie to a
time tables we have nones 0ag ehaFEar. m
we andssstaasd IL obllgss d ID run at an
timaas kEun shs ristng 8 tbs aasssag og saas
sun, ard We are psxfaekly Wiling and sls
wars rasdy 20 fallfI those OBLIGATIONS Ia me
letter s. Ia Aoaa feotmam comes, We cross
him wskhnn& asAaE.
The road 70 BE Fsrry On Eha Iowa side
10 exesIieue, &nd from Florehee ID kha Platte
YallsY, It Id NANNY mafes nearer and mach
better shan ang ether reszae.
Tbs oifieers and craw are Ski nj pKgaanas
ard eoaykeoaa, ard viii at ali tlnes 81 foasa
ready ana sslIlia@ % 10 DO al Ii shelT pospl
er to accommodate and ahilge the travelling
eaamuniky-
With ali la ahoss aaaaad advantages.
ard she xaek shak CIR xasem AZ tsxsstvsssvss
per esn9 lees shaa tfsss II UaAksA, ko-sgiifk
Magon u s@an AsaaBea o. yoks 60 ii esks
Exkxa span o. Yahs sasslss .s-sss ~. 10 a
Carriage = span hogeeas % g
Mos@s D bszsgy sses 81 IS - 3 : 80 80 ~
Man q h6rass - s.sssx sssssS = *sss 90
E0nkaaaas .@s4*s - ; .ss 5ssssss ss@s*%.s q
cassae, Horses = aaulea, psr hsaa, y. ID s
Slaeap and swina, -. Ssx
We eonaaantiy Iesk Ter agass IL Ehs
@uhass pakFonage.
MFEEHE.asE . BmADsMA W.
K10ra@ae@ ksazs 10 80 - Z
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GREENE wgARE a BgNToE,
mAMM RMS.

Nd aRNTs4
eoUKcTI MkUvvas ss.s .ss-s. ss.ssss. sawMS
GTasne q Weagss EsdAE MRplds, xewa.
Greens, WsaTs 9 nanas RAss Dssmaanss
Iowa
- CollAekaeus mmdxg kaxea paid as&
fsns2e pwgxAaasd aaS aoaa zn amY pzxs 81
Tswa jsa go
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KILLINGS H0UsEs
MERCHANT1s CELEBRATES
nARR0HKWG on.

FOR NAN AND BEAST, has bean be-
fore the pebble Ter more Than % years,
and Is aaaaTvsdag papnfAas
Rrsam ~. q s.. NeaEs Mmssss, 1sma.
1 hare nragaiead medlaIns Ia thas eeaHs
txy msvsn years. md eAesf9aiiy r. commend
year GaEgakng Oh ~ the best II -@t IN
Prss 0Amssss II. gwdAes. @aaasa, as@a,
I h&vs calls aIas0gt svsry &aY soT Msr-
ghanssa aaFgiiag CA, esd the igapssssies
seems b prevail wegy gealeFally that no. h.
lng else win answer ths parposes HII1
y6a sand me znpgl7, &c gS
Fsum CasvSss a. aBzaese, ksTsnHs d Eoaua
Hanes iasrsaussa yuax aHsds sllss 49, a.
safes have bees good ADD axN Is IL Ia
crease. II gsvss universe wasisgaesIon.
Rswm = 3. ksesssasa A.asl. 1ssss.
Tass 6asaaaag "a 3 2 ~ nc o. ragg gasi
aad Essas mnRsS $50 5lsA saEan9aeta0n, Il
daes nos require sg.sg usvsapapsx advertise
aasass e me gasslIc ysAu - h aaysrsase Il
Fae4aa ~ nd ms ansshsg hex.
CAuIAsJN 70 pETECMAHKne
lie - q genzslns las 50 NJ MsEghans
AsssRRMek, ". TT bI0wu Ii Aaeh b0skle
aaA5 Easo has hsa = lgnaazes gvas ne corr.
Pamphase gTagas zsaelv Eaznaahsa
] ~ kxsmks wkkh sssEtsAc SIS ~ Ita aklaiky,
- ssasss addressed n MkaslsA zTss
= AssaE.zaA 0.E Co., x1askRPsks q -
Nag ssass " Druggists Aad MNH.
szsaatN - egaasgs kAEoazh - Uialal
p IsisA Fsssssalsss 80 sslaal
szssa Ana ~ Rlsasy GsHaAsaa j
s1s-s esazn cal HlaalAs aaa ~ asszkY y y
asmas - pnaeas IA seaaazx = hsassal'
aasazs 1ssssa III ek - anas
Ms@8 81 N2## 84z
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III
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MERCHANTS &c hek nAMk.
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MM0M EK@ Fe@aiRaa . asposaks paEmesa
m IL aamsmA 81 e agselG sa d. Msth eE
waszsszak lstszsszs ~ pr sgrssasas wisa
dsNaaIznEk.
Wa asM@ &sgMa8 o. Msw Kssks Eaasams
PMzEaasiphsa, DAsroik ard Chieag0s and
Aavs akss pesgeesa& ~ aggeaxazasfA By
wazSeA III iasaa axagss and fszsass 81 eSeaak
90 saas uRaaalpaa hamAaes Id ane hmlaarad
ana ~ sRa#sn sisies &C Hmrega.
CoilaeAzsas mads h Weskarn Iewa md
RAsssgn MmhTaska, kEaa % ehargs, and re-
mlkaaa MI @aeRasA RmkaA 0R excAanRa.
We raealga orders 30 bay add sail en
eammzaaasn xsAl saka<s La lawa and Me-
hgasks.
anvaak menay Ter caplkaaalkas and hssy aad
seas Land w aasMagm ID emrFsms FaaAas
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aEEagmm = RWaRE,
REAL Estate BROKERS'
AMp nRAI&ms EM
LAND WARRANTS d EEcnAaeE

~N~& - 1855 se@@ ~ w -
wRII41. aggaad 10 TIE ssAaeaisn and Ioea-
Wv tea q lands IL Wastarn TowFa and
Nebraska kAs p&ymsnt AZ taxes on landg
of asnsRssaaeakas and the ssIlsekiGa and re-
Mikkaaee s& claims.
EE ERENQEas
Daak Of pissahaxgh, Exchange Baak,
Msa@ga. KraHeg d hahn, Masszs. q. Haanaa
q 5aas. wfEzia Reekhss Eaa.s Wa. B. Pa
ssys Pittsburgh.
MaanmgmAaas Bamk ak Brownsville, Frank
LIN namk "a Washiagtsa, Pa.
CammsTxaal q Y Bank OF Ralsmors,
MHzmesA sasfngs Hank. Msssrs gsahnsk01
q Bra.s Msassa- RoAaFt GaErss O. Sonas r,
MaRsh anieh Rsq.a Nakhan Passy, ESD
Miaaa Whasa, ESQ. BaasimeTa.
Jzso. Th0mpsons Esq., New Tark.
MsNsra. Oslah Cops q Co, Philadelphia
Jm0. y. Andar@su d Co. Msssrs. Page &
Hsesas k.akaSs nemsek &Ga., II. n. YsClsti
4 Co., Massss. Mgyan D Bxo., sk Leafs
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