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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-22

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0 U6 -UUaRArFnD.

We, the undersigned, residents Of, in the State of
-, hereby Jointly and severally corenant with the
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
for bds) d b. acc pied, - will, within ten day
after the acceptance of said bid, execute the contract for
the same, with good und sufficient sureties to deliver the
raUions and fuel proposed, in conformity to the terms Of the
.pecifcatious aud tables hereto appended, under which it
was made. And in case the said - shall fail to eDter
into The contract aforesaid, we guaranty to MAKE good the
difference between the offer and the said ~@d the
nextlowast bidder.
Witness:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-22

MI - d,+o> Suretues.
race &neu a.o2ay, that to the best of my knowledge, the
! neieeaed g~uarantors are good and sufficient.
~ IDate) [Signature.)
B.
For James, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board
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SermaR,a Observation-Disclosures
Oeteil febaft
- ~ l. IA - Ia - - --- -
&sddr einsesabltes @aptsaI S9G0,O0O
@rdftbentt $1ugO 28esencunce.

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9rdftbentt RMgo &SeIencuRG.
S~tje@Yrdft6. unb Sefr.i Trtecr. Sd,seaDler.
Oele Seieuidaft III pauptiaHltn iaS Ole ~OtatISt 8eSS &
fernn9 oer yer Staaien- aeSrnnest WrrOen. SIRE S-
aEtsn fnb Deutf6e unc ttues DrudiaNen wercen IN sent.
ID r uno engl der Spra3e Iu~ssesebrn.
Jpse WelNattf tefshen IN 0sbe1s-B
AlterssSertprBunBen, Ausheuer- un6 tettreG-
ten.Uerft@ernueen. M1
G3tst8 present bee eaujen giastns pereer unter
~Serltterten p~ertbetit, uno modea ole Se3eIghaft 6aourdb III eiaet
iut tSe0e nleltt9fet br0r9uosten. III
NlS Heteten5en fir Baltimore Fns fciaenpe 6erren err
tdnni, un ceRen Dte NIT , , ~.eidneien AUG atten-. Snbober tncs
Or. U Shumnner, = 9r. y. Is. S.il,*
. Npbt eebr . 1Dn. 9. adpner,
. JBernet Orefel, y SacDt Rucplpb,
. SamtitDn CATER, = ~ 8. Is SSater,
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USnen fp gefdnt9it au Ttdb Uenben.
AhcIup @neier dssrss
Office, @s..ts. ersOHearasssssnabfr pts pspsota.t.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-22
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-22
OlSroliAe Gentralbabn

pbVAUAtWS VCUE%WtVHVu
Dur4z3i9en mad benz Weiten.
Nt7abrt: Mrrsens 8. Is Win. uno Na6ntt
tags 3. 80 Wfinnten.
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3u9.
Abfabrt s llbr abenpS IN Gerbinbuns nit
Der meltIiden Sabn.
B9ilabelP9ta, Wilmtn9tpn u.
Baltimore.
6. 159tin, Ii. 9. rs Sprm. II. A. 45 Nadm,
tli9e Marplanb Gifenbabn.
(galpert Statton.)
8.15 II. $50 N1dm. (bi8 @ranberr9.)
Ounibuile fir @eltminltet uno W1n9eIter
iiup nit ben 3d8en in Sertinouns.
Stages.
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Aeben ppm Weltern 6ptel, &de 0pparo u.
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RAD 8elatr. - Son 8rpipn8 Sctel in
0iSbitr. leDea Dienfta3, 9rnnerltas II. Sam-
tag.
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flag, Donnerlta II. Samitag.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-22
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quite 50 abm a d me Su baben Winl1en. iollten ND ertrInCrn,
0aR cine pn unierl 0taldtnen, Spernal 70 pel Arbeit tbtt ais
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u~brtugt. Dee8 ntaht uniere Otoienfer an cen btllt0-
zen, wcl6e it Uaartte fnb. Wetr ais 5000 ,~ocn io allen
II bcft9er Saot III Separation an 6Sden, geeften mn oolen ro
Fben tpre Gtgrer cser ole bomit atbeltcr III ben St0n0 9elest, nh
nsbr @elt 81 criparen, ais linen btses aut aneeren Ne9e mo8'
liz lit. Nae, peldte cine Ger betten 3dbmat @tnen, es
IN @ebraud, Fne, babcn modten, iCut.n in unlercr Ottte:
gir. 1873 SaltInloreI traBe
~7plIptden, ne @ebrou9S- Anpennngen IN oeufher, eu9Ei4er,
ransiftfher unc lpaulihsr SpraAs III baben tno ue mo- mir Sc
i es1etue Dtaidtue fault aaF e~srielben arbetten lerneu.
S9udt nab ernen @renplar upn Stn9er'S Ndbmaidmelt= 3ets
ang. BILE Doi1ulen peroen tu gauges >Sopr mad ibrem Antaut
oDa ans IN oOaer Srpnuug un0 Jteparatlon sebalten.
lEb28.Al QG. 6. Brobertd. M9ent
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FORM OF BID.

I, Tor we,) -@, Of Che = and State Of =,
hereby offer and agree to furnish and deliver, according to
the terms of the advertisement Of the Collector of Customs
& Supt light, dated May Is, 1861, and to the specifications
and tables attached thereto, the IaJiUns and fuel for the
two light vessels in Chesapeake bay, and also for any relief
lightly essel aid tenders iOr which they moy be wanted, at
tue rate of - per man per quarter for each complete
raion, and - per ton for anteacite coal, - per
cord for oak wook, and --cord for pine wood.
(Place and date signature
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-22
0crmftfc3te Mnsetgen.
MuerDietunQeat

''iItr Die Qteferltn9 opn 9tottUnen lS,o 8reunitd>
terial fir Die 9eudt SAife Bel Same0 So
LAMP uup !9opper'Sltraite in Der GbeiapeaFe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01


since January l.. $40 coz 500 27,6so,e27 42Sseosi
There is no market for paper or foreign bills.
For the latter the demand seems to have subsidized
altogether, even at q considerable decline from
the rate current for last packet. Bankers bills
eere offered to-day at los, without buyers. As
TO pager, the failures of the past few days,
COMPRISING some Of the best known houses in the
dry goods and grocery trade, seem to have fright
ened buyers out of the market. Money is
abundant on call on suitable collateral at about
per cent; but none but few very choice names
will pass, on short acceptances at seven per cent.
State stocks were better to-day, railway stocks
lower The former advance on the strength Of
their worthessness. Everybody is so thoroughly
satisfied that Virginias are not worth rs cents on
the dollar that everybody sells them short, whence
arises demand which the supply of stock on the
street is insufficient to meet yirginias advanced
/ per cent to-day, Tennessees H. Kentuckies q.
Tennessee pays tomorrow coupon on one Of her
issues. Missouris declined per cent. Enormous
differences were paid for sellers options of these
State stocks. For Virginias for ten days SIX per
cent was allowed. The new government skies
advanced Il this morning. The general market
was lower. New York Central declined a,
Harlem Il, Michigan Central "a, Illinois
Central 1, Galena "a, Toledo e, Rock Island =,
Pacific Mail 8. After the board the market was
dull. At the afternoon board everything was
lower, and the uont closed heavy, the
following being the - quotations:-United
Htates SIS, 1874, 75H &c; Tennessee 6's,
- . 40; Virginia 6's, AZ 46; Missouri
6's, s9L q 1915 Canton, 81 q 8; Cumber-
land Coal preferred, 8 q 6; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, 81 83; Pennsylvania Coal, u a rs; Pacific
Mad, s. GA; New York Central, ~ a 72h;
Erie, 2014 2OH; Hudson River 36H 361; Har-
lem, IL 121s; do. preferred, 80 . 3O1a; Reading,
3lhasIZ,; Michigan Central, 441 44s4; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana 1879 1871; do.
guaranteed, 1871 1871; Panama, 1927 l02; ul-
aois Central, 5711s 57s4; Galena and Chicago, 81
. 57l4; Cleveland and Toledo, 23h 2314; Chi
cago and Rock Island, .36A 36H; Chicago, Bur-
lingtoa and Quincy, sc So; Milwaukee and Mis-
nisaippi, 0 q el; La Crosse and Milwaukee land
gran. bonds, 6 . 0; Illinois Central bonds, ss 95.
The new Erie Railroad Company was organized
Today. aud the papers forwarded to Albany. The
directors are the same as those of the old com
pany, with the exception that Mr.. Owen, Of Elmra
and Mr.. Wright, of Binghamton, have been added
to the board. Mr.. Nathaniel Marsh is President
An assessment of 2% per cent has been levied on
the stock.
The Adriatic, at st. Johns, N. F.. brings us
European adyices to Esd. Cotton was active at
the advance, the funds unchanged, breadstufs
dull, and provisions steady. American stocks
seem to be improving in London; the news of the
bonnbariment Of Sumter had not been received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

sehr ] Williams, Ourtis wilmngtoo, NO, days
tchr 4 Bailey, Robinson, Wlmingtoa. NO days.
schr 5 steemrn. Kane piymouth. No. days
sobr R<beccA, Mckee, Richmond. . days
schr Ro O. ande, Btossom, virEDta>
Schr Georgia hoxrts Smyrna Del. days
Schr johnson. Chase EixAbe<hport for Augusta Me.
schr Golddn West. IemAn, klIxAbethport for 5alem-
sehr hayhower Henderson, Eixabethport for Salem.
schr Mecca, Edgelt Etxabethport for Oambridgepor.
Schr Fakfr. Heath, Klaxabehp0r for Fall River.
Schr Almira r. Brggs, EiizbAethport for Providence
schr Webb Buck nshAm, Elixabeapor for Providence
Schr Belle. 0up<il, EliEsbethport for Medford.
schr Madagascar Moore. Enswerth
Bchr CT as Williams, Sprott Portland for Rondout
Schr Fannie KeatingA boOw, R,cklaad, day..
Schr Abhg Bracket, R0nd0u, for Asp avail.
6o ~ Bayles, DAVIS, ElizAbeihp0rt TOR lrosdenca
So ~ Agent Daniels. EEsbethport for Providence.
6oop Pearl, Coblegh. Elixabethport for Newport
so0p Lady Washington, Wheeler Egabetbport for New
aven-
81 o. Swan Strong. Elixabethpor for sayvlla
81 op Empire Phillips, Blizabethp for PORT Morris.
Steamer Sarah Jonos PhilaoelphIA
Steamer Seymour, Wilson. Philndelphia
Steamer Psaean. Baker, Pr0v1de0oo.
BELOW
ship Planter. Daley. from Liverpool March Is
SAILED
ship As.Isa Melbourne; banks Brothers, Belfast;
Trout Aspnrsl John Avilcs Bs gor; brigs Aohe Car
clf; Guilette. Rotterdam
Wind at sunrise BE; meridian sE fresh sunset NV, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

AuHDAf, Aprn J0-0 T.. n.
AsaAs were steady with limited sales and unchanged
prices.
bRkADsrufts -Hour-rhe market was heavy aud the
demand Tor state and Western brAnds was less active
Prices closed at decline OF &c. I0c The transac
tifs embraced about Il ono bbls closing within the
range OF the following quotalous:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, April 500 p NJ
The following is . comparative statement of the
exports, exclusive Of specie. from New York TO
foreign ports for the week and since January | =
1850 1860 1851.
For the week. ..... 81 ,7l4O27 1,656690 zsSo, zo4
Previously reported IS sass72 2oI2se31 4o,Sss,7A7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
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psarssos Of zoe SesAsoFs saFsag tss deiirery
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
KNOxvII.IR WING,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
sse povell', Aaysrtisemeat.

q viii ss scsH ron tlie sdFeFslsemeni eC
THss. . PoSBLt thai he has large stock of
Goods, aol Is Offering tbsm los for cash.
H,s Ffhis s,s offered ~ Ysty lev fstss. La.
dies sna tisnfiemon's Ehees aud ils8ts, q viii
be sees, are DOVE 30 loE water mark. Car
pets, al Nhirh be has large stock, sad = due
variety, he ofisrs a. redaeed rates. cteeksTy
sad glassware aBd every variety Of tlpsds,
are nfsFsd - prices very los, sae seited 10
lse hardness of The tiaass- We have hrea
shroash Powsli's store. aud sra aat nistakea
pheh ws sS3 that be has Ins stock Of Goods
OF ssssiirHi sseiity, eBd caa Hset the wants
~ sli, either In oamuieH EsbstaHtial fahsics,
OF Ia ,aoFs fine, costly asd tsshlahablp mer-
ehaaslse. fjasIs1t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
Mechanics Meeting in srssnsvills,

ArrSrJfsg Ia Prrrtaas R0tice, ;ae Mesa aEi-s
nf GfssnsYilln and yiriaity. he'll assct5ss
81 The Gosft Rease IA 6FevnsyIl'r, co fbat,-
tay sight tEc 5{s sIst.. a taks iat0 soasiier-
stian, ana adGpt sarA ReaalutiaAa ~ shPy
eulsrta,aeA, al4 A. thsy iAsaghl te be eater
talns.l hy the tigissas II the oeuaty, gssst-
zHS, Ia reference to she issass that srs Ees
4 stFActlHg oar sacs auitsa sal hsFFy SeH5-
iry.
ga matlaa q L. +. sSlf-Aa3. pasid e.
Ysucs was called 70 the Chsir, ssd "a RS-
tisra oi " D Melslisad, ". 81 Jeraoa kbi
L. /. Sei4 aerr requested 70 syt Es Secretaries
"a api "a 81 v a. asLsliaaa, il YES ~
saiysa thai saaaIaittss sf 0Rs iF,sm tash
sssneh sg sasehAsieis@ es sPPaiHts3 10 sfas
ap sastahls pfeslsble Naa rcssiaiiqas
The Chsiraap tbsa aHResascd The saiieu-
lag ssutI mss sPPeiatsd ea sssd eSmmstsss,
sigs
n D nSLslisa3 Jss 6 RsaEsa, Jas v
Harold, jbe. u. keAalAs, Edward Price. "
e. Willis, JoeatAsa LixAt, taseh ReWvFa, Jao
J. kaEheil, 9Ro. q. iifsbstk ". T. ERBcst,
p b Miller, A. G. faisbeE. J b. 3, IFes,
q GsinA, les. A Rebests, if,, est J. Z. Aes-
ia, Whe, afisr FstsFisg = saeft tisss, asads re
ipilsSisg gepoTt threAEb 'asig shAiFHssa' "
b, AeI.siiaHd
wagSsAs- Oar isshstS Fsiiag themselves
REefiesed by rePeatta Hfesss asd sEkfez-
s.sa es ths kfpR q osas hsiisla, sa1 Asses
tspsaesa ssSaosstsaaess shlsA esaasd FeFsss-
ID iBsalis sad SFosg. tasy thsn, IN spllis II
sahaas, esTRestHsss, and Palgiptsssa % tie
an asy u Jaiy iyga, patlisaed 10 Ne wsTsA,
Ihe eAasss sAiea lspesisa thssa ssysnssssss,
apsssliHz ~ The SebFams ledge ef NJ
Wsfld isf tae reslita.is ef lheis lase1iisaS-H
ASs RaHas4s, AfteF - aotag. tesiinz sas
Tire reneaeaes ii ihele ahEiitg ~ ssssAlh lbes,-
selves, thsy, hy sheif ssleeatss II CsHEFrss
aa,sahied, seeptsa esFlSla aftislss 81 = tas-
ts.isreiiea ana RssisstaAi tasea
Asa NaeAhss, fksss sFtislsz slAsE eaf
inasPen6eaxc uas arksoHisieess g@s tses&
iAaatazAls ssf Psfmsesaf sosstnsasee Aaa
i presiao e. EaeA, aad eeussat tsf asssssss
efazsns aas * ne uss. est apoa ths
slar,isa 81 tss Feslaral Eaestlt1t,ep, sse se4-
lasstiss shss 5, Al = efasf % fern 'RsFs
psrs.sf sasd 81 Uhnn
4ss0sssxk& t,as hssFgs freslies stsii
fassssl ~ FfFtsstsAg sad FslRsssaiss g e%i
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
ahYed By Inaariae.

W J. AtsE, seeatef the Hartford PlFs Ia
snFsues OomPsnyI hss paid - sstsa theas-
and EFs huadrsd doiisTs The aReRRi ef slr
tlalm SEsiast tsis iHtaF4Erp rossRaaE, ist
onF tssa 90 stock, oegAsisRs8 b tbs Ere ~
our lasatry aa the uiaTaisg ef the ss4 81 tie-
eeasbfT, ikn0 y. tGN4N1a,
sAsafnlK, Jan. I, 1851
Policies isneed and taBses pFsmrsly paid In
TIE shsEs old rs.lahis CsnPsaY af % years
s1pEfisnes--sall aud bs lasarsd--ia ssEa-
psRy that u ihetsi sss pfomBt.
5anIs.lsss gs Vas Gtkbka. AssTt
EsaSsS<, Fsas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02

IEbAabA ataA-e eAAAN
Bissoats Ksas~sls. fassis.
Fgsu S0s, . g Jss -. ta-@S a. - tai%s
Fef tke benefit of osf readers, We pshliss
tl.s asats extract ffsm the sspsFTisss ai
Hsnks, ,ha, ,hs psopls May see where the BE-
sipess of Rsakiag is done BY sEasissaioR,
3 e tad TIE AsBeaHs u sss bssispts aaHs q
discounts ia East TsbRssses IL sEiy The saR
af 4S,oea "a, hssEg eaiy sns dsiisF 10 fsfiy-
tsiy 81 Ihs bsfsBes II the State, aRd that
astaphis aBd ss4hsiiis have received seeqt
IS Il TBS sAals sissebai aha Eeassa ais,
isssisK me bsisaes sf The State i-5- osn
sur psfsga soadsf al che great pFssssts of
tas gaaasy market Ia E4sl fsaResses, shEa
ssanY sil the capital IL sithaFasa aad Pisssa
% usometa the latersst Of NssAsllls asd asm.
nsls. aaa ysi ths lssnfbsFs fssss East fsaass-
see s.ssrsliy give 81 fAss Is demanded 70
Nashs,iis esd xsaghis, saa close thesf Fyss
IA ,as srssss.iles of their frlesss - aeHs,
saA Del ossr oas-hsif Of the basissss Of The
sssjs Bask 5s dess Al Aasaslile, 60 thss
NashFgls rseeigss asate esssasaRedaiioss ifss
the sssts Bsat ii,sieugiaE - Ihs FsoFssl thAa
eli ths ba3saas - che State, y i Ee Wssaer
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
e.sss.,on Distatprs.

Wshats q sst Of aeessstnn CaHsmiitss RcH
ai.a s.Aad apsa esf streets aaiis, and saseh
fvs coshteymsR sad farmers, 10 tel thea
thcif dai5 In this Hyiog sSjsis- 81 is pfe.
susasd that the eos utFy Fsupie ale Sii ioels,
asat kEew which sids uf ths great Issae Ibey
should esToaser and hsaes they <Fe So be iala
b. those xh8 So khos VIII. thai psriloa
OF tas soisfa Il kaoE ee0aty sha fesl thsl-
dsAeisssy 10 p0isI Of kaosieass, sad hare
,ae csadsr 10 ahasit thty are fools, ought 10
stand 10 the streets end lssrni Thofs Who
feel that they are esmpe,ent to rad Rhi
Ihiak for themselves, eaghl Indignantly To
sessnt al this dictstioai
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02

Tbss disiiseaiasss saessstaaist F%sssd
lszs ihs gosd fesssrlst. ssd ssase shart
'feFch 1t our nzFas, So these wisp called Aiea
sat. Wa dia uut bear blnl. tor hSte Sc bad
frpe7i vf kis fesesfks. BE ,s desperate
,-s7fi,era fslitiesl saspasErsf, aaa, tees'Aer
ssia - essoslsiss ia she Csttsa staiss, Is
ls,.rias llrarsa alsa ssFts. 10 asl,lrvs Abe de-
lf-asSies n tAts gloFisas Cniss. asA To bald
gg.an "a raiss taiet4i ssa'bsra Cuafsasfs-
- is psig, lksy sasy s.Esl ~ hear a. tSs,
,.s,4aea Ia BRIT aagharsts. paris Is ts Be
5Ae.r c,1nstnaBdsT-la-cbisf. saa a. ,vill DO
,ascb - bJiae Sc ssFsite vsF, sud trauasait
u car pssieTity a heritage u sso5
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-02
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2 1861

they esa as esehkags thsse - PR cent %
q lasesita Fsn, Shea thsT have 80 mitch caps
Stai, sasssaEassd ssgesasr, ssa lhus isses the
ssapis q fast Tsakesses 70 pAs PEI ssat
ssshsngs. and be- sslaoa say Al tAal pfiee
The lyslsw Of ths ssree great IssRts sehissi.
ling la eAe esatrs the Whole espitsi Of he
State, Il sash thai nc eanmeaiiy can ptasfss
saAsf--A ls hssesFsif--eas dabEerous to
sss iattssst. senesFetsiis. cad shsala be
s.aeaisa, ~ makinz the ssplsai Of ell
Branches iasspeaseas Of Nashville, sad gssas-
lns taek ssp Charters, vita proper sessrie.
tens a. 30 mAks eowpstI,leu, saa lot ihsm be
swssa h1 ths people sl bosas