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GREELEY's TWENTY MILLIoNs.-A
reliable telegram informs us that tho. Sc
twenty millions who were represented il
Greeley's prayer to the President consis.
ted of the slovenly philosopher himself, a
score or two Of Fourieritcs and Fanny
Wright man, bakers dozen of such crack.
brain fools as Garrison, Foster, Pillsbury,
Phillips, etc., few hundred underground
railroad managers, six or seven thousand
Of The dirtiest kind of equality and fra
ternity" AboIitionists, and whatever num-
ber there may be counted of lazy, thieving,
impudent negroes. The old philosopher
is up to his eye brows in good company.
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DS Lippincotts reprint of "Chambsr's
Encyclopedia Part 81. "Galcncal' to
"Gascoign Sir William price is cents,
is received. Also "Book of Days part
price 90 cents "St Chad" to St Patrick.
Two numbers of each are issued per month;
and they are certainly the mos. entertain .
ing serials of the day. Send for spec-
men.
J.B. LippincOtt & co. % N 4th Pnila
delphia.
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PROCLA ALTON.

XATHEREAE the Hos. Aaron X PEcEHAM, President
w Judge nf the Court OF oyer TerminCr and Gan-
ernl Jail delivery, Court oi Quarter Sessions of n.
Peace ana Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
III the .uih Judicial District composed Of the counties
ot Columbia sullivan andWyominR, and the !icn John
MtReynolds stephen Baldy Associate Judges OF Colum
ba county have issued the rprtccp airing date the 5
day OF May !n the year Of our Lord thousand eghl
hundred aud sixty two and To directed for holding
Court OF Oyer and Terminer and General Ja delivery
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Common 7 as
ana Ophans Court in nlOomsbuTg in the cru, .-' c
Columbia, on the first Monday being the LIST duy -
september next ana Ia continue week
Notice Is hereby given, to the Coroner the Justices
thc Peace and Constabcs of the said county of Copr
tha they be then and there in their proper persons at
10 oclocA III the forenoon Of said day with their
lngnlltons and other remembrance do those thing
Whch 10 ihelr occs appeTtain TO be done. And those
that are bound by ecognzance To prosecute against the
prisoners mat are or may be in the Jail of said county
Coubla TO be then and there To prosecute thl as
oe s Jurors are requested TO be puneual in their at
endance' agreeaby TO their notices Dated at Tcons.
1nrg ihs sistd1y Of July m the year Of Lord one
Thousand esht hundred and and in tn eighty
sixth year Of the Independence thu United State, "
America God cave the Commonwealth t.
JOSIAH n. FURMAk Sheriff. A
Bloom'burg August Q, isoa, w
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VERY LATEST NEWS.
Indian Troubles in Minnesota.
MEN; goMrx AND cHuDRFw MURDERED.

ST.. PAUL, Aug. 20 MIR. Wickoff, tho
ASsstent Superintendent, on his way 10
the upper Agencies, met messenger six
miles from Fort Ridglsy on Monday morn
ing, announcing an outbreak at the lower
Sioux Agency, and the murder of al ! the
white except few
On Monday night the light from burn.
ing buildings and grain stacks was seen in
all directions. Escaped citizens came in-
to the post during the msht, giving ae.
counts Of horrors too terrible for inagins-
tion to conceive. Mothers came in in ra 8,
barefoo.ed, whose husbands aud children
were slaughtered before their eyes. Chill
dren came who witnessed the murder Of
their parents, or the bur ming Of their
homes.
The roads in al directions to New Ulni
are lined with murdered men women aud
children.
j j. Porter, oE Wankato, member
of the last Minnesota Legislature, arrived
here last evening for arms. He was one
Of the Committee sent to New Ulm to learn
the truth Of the reported murders lie
arrived at New Ulm on Tuesday morning,
and found the people prepared to bury i've
persons murdered.
Others are being constantly found most
horribly mutilated He saw four persoue
W oundcd in one room, cut with hatchets in
their head and arms. A little girl was cut
across the face, breast and side A little
boy was droadfully cat up also, mid lie
aged woman in an adjoining ,oo.A. He
saw child with its head cut off, and tw n.
ty-seven others mutilated with gashes.
The people Of New Ulm are drilling with
what arms they can get, and are fully
awakened to their danger, and are deter.
mined to defend the town to the last.
Mr.. Porter left New Jim Tuesday morn.
ing, and was overtaken by man who re-
ported that the Indians attacked The town
200 strong, at 5p. m, and burned several
buildings.
Letters to Gov. Ramsey say that hun
drcds are known to be killed, and it is be-
lieved thousands
Gov. Ramsey yesterday ordered the
militia with horses to the scene.
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The Western District.

The following list comprises the Wes-
ern District of Pennsylvania, of which
AMEx MURDOCH, of fPttsburg, is Marshal.
lr. Murdock last week complied his ap-
continents of deputies, to make the ne
essary enrolment preparatory to drafting:
Armstong-Capt. A. Craig.
Beaver--A G. Henry.
Bedford--R. Dec. Barclay.
BIair-Capt. A. NJ. Lloyd.
Bradford-Jas. II. Weed.
Butler-Jno. ii. Negley.
Cambria-A. G.. Mullen.
Centrc--R A. II. Ducan.
Clarion-G. W. Arnold.
Clearlield--Wm. Mcbride.
Clinton-P II. Dickinson.
Columbia - George Il. Willitts.
Crawford-R. Lyle White.
Elk-A ]. Wilcox.
Eric--J. B. Cara.
Fayette-John Collins.
Fulton-S. Il. Dunield.
Greene. i. Wyley.
Huntingdon--J. Watson.
Indiana-A. Row,
Jutferson and Forest. G.. Gordon.
Junlata--S. n. Adams.
Lawrence-J. p. Johnson.
Iuzerne-Charles Miner"
Lycoming-Dr. G. l.. 10y on,
Mexican and Cameron-llenry yIlmlin.
Mercer-T. J. Brown
Miil1in-C. G. Stanberger.
Montour-D. ID. Blown
orthumbGrland-J l. Watson.
Potter-John S. Mann.
Snyder-B Schoch.
Somcrset-Wm Picking.
Sullivan--James Taggart.
Susquehanna-W. ]essup.
Tioga-T. l.. Baldwin.
Union-Johnson Walls.
Nenango--S. II. Smith.
Warren--J. r. Clark.
Washington-D. Aiken.
Wcstmoreland-A.C G Hamilton
Wyoming ng-P. VI. Osterhout.
All the deputies were required TO report
themselves at pittsburp.
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p0-"Thc Atlantic Monthly" for Sept
Is on our table. There arc some excellent
articles in it, and at least one which is a
disgrace to it, and would be, to the lowest
partisan sheet in the Union. Was Mr..
Fields out in the fields? Let him look to
10. "The life Of BIRDS is tho best article
in the Number.
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HEAD QUARTfRs, PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,
SCRGION GENERALS OFFICE,
State NedicM Boz H of PENNSYLVANIA.

S7a'e Nc7IcM B01W Of Pennsylvania.
The state Medical Goard will meet in the Hall of the
House Of Rcpr scnatves. at Iarrishrrg Thursday
September tn, l2 and sit one "ay for tn" examination
candidates iGr the post OF Assistant surgeon in Penn
syIvauia Regiments.
Candidates will register their nj the Hall at
A. NJ and none but those present punclualy at A.
NJ will b. examined.
Citizens efpcnns ofhGalt and capable of active
service III the field, can alone be received
by order Of
a. e. CULTlN, Governor Of renn'n
IitNRy II. ~MTu, surgeon General Penn'a.
Harrisburg August 20, loG2
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CHARLES j. INGERSoLL.-This. son ola
distinguished father, has shown himself
true to the ancestral blood which flows in
veins. He on last Saturday delivered a
speech to assembled thousands in Phila.
deIphia which is worthy of Chas. j. In
gcrsoll. lie defended liberty as his fa-
ther did liberty Of speech, liberty of the
press and the lipcrty of an American cit
iz,n. For this, he has been placed I'M
DR. bonds; for this we envy him. The
writer of this article desires and courts
Imprisonment, for such a cause. From
being obscure he might become conspi-
cious from being an Individual he might
become a representative. One hundrcth
part of the honor and glory obtained by
John Hambden, when he contendcd against
tn. King of England because OF twelve
shillings of ship money, would be ample
compensatiin, and relative prooortion to
lc who writes against the urcon, ttutional
anb despotic acts Of imbecilcs ;who yet play
with the liberty ard lives of bctt,r men.
There is nothieg .roasonrblc in Mr., In
gcrsols speech there is nothing which
the trucst friend of the Union and the most
devoted admi rer of the Constitution might
rot hava uttered, We therefore prote st
as inst this tyrannous exercise of mo-
mentary power upon his persyn aud lis
freedom, as more wicked, more silly un-
timely that the DEGREES which hurled King
, Charles fro his throne. "Let those who
will profit by his EXAMPLE
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TO SUMPTtNES.

THE advertiser having been restored 10 health in
L few weeks bya very simple remedy after haviu
sl red several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption is anxious TO make
known tohs flOw sufferers the means fCurc.
10 all who desire II, H. WIN send copy Of The pre-
scripunn used Gree Of charge with the directions for
pr"pa ing ana using the same, which they will fnd a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c
The only object of the advertiser sending the IRE.
scrptlnn is to benefit the afflicted, and spread nfoma.
lion hic he cohccives TO be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove n bicssing,
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
RGy, EDWARD a. WILSON Williamsburgh,
May IL, lo6s-3m King county, New York
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Nl8W BARBER SHOP.

Opposite The Court HoustdHd door Democrat ORce
The undersigned, respectfully informs his friends and
customers that hr has opened
n N'EIF fRBER SHOP
In Court Iou4e Alley, next door below the Office of
the Columbia Democrat, where he will be happy To wat
upon all customers, and from long experience strict
attention to business he hopes To merit and receive
liberal share Of public patronage.
u All things hero done in doCency and in order"
THOMAS BROWN.
Boomshurg. March lst. lsC2,
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DnAFTIyG. In Main, drafting has ho-r
extended by the Secretary of War, until
September 10, by which time It il expect
ed the whole quota OF the State will be
made up by volunteers. So we presume
will be the case IN ether Statcs. In Penn
sylvania, New Jersey and New York, the
Governors have united in ge:ti-s the pc
riod for drafting extended until Septsm
her 10
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r@- For several weeks the Local Editor
has not been able to prepare any matter for
this column. Very serious in disposition,
commencing with diptheria, has untitled
him for all present exertion.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Fort'css Monroe, Aug. 23.-Fresl
troops are daily arriving at Fortress Mon
roc, and hundreds are returning to their
regiments who have been away sick. The
general health of the army hereahouts Is
improving All was quiet at Williams
burg, yesterday.
The naval preparations now going on in
this vicinity are progressing quietly aud
advantageously.
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MARRIAGE IT'S LOVES AND HATE

,arsy> MARRIAGE IT'S LOVES AND HATE
f@LSEF& SORROWS aud angerS, hopes and fears regre
NY and joys; MANHOOD, how ost.how restore
"ss the nature, treatment and radical cure Of spe
matorrhGa or seminal weakness; involuntary ennis
ions sexual debility and impediments to marriage gen.
orally; nervousness, consumption fits mental and ply.
sical incapacty resulting from SELF ABUSE are full
y explained i'll the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WM.
YOUNG. NJ. ID. This most extraordinary book should
be IN TIL hands of every young person contemplating
ci nit the nubrr of lh,r offspring their cirou stan-
Every pan dis aud ache incidental! to youth,
aturty ANA old age, fully cxplaincd every particle
knowledge that should be known is here given. tis
fall of cngrvings Ia fact, II dscoses secrets that
cry should know still it is book that must he
locked aud not lie abont the house Ii viii be sent
TO any one on tn receipt OF twenty hvc cnta in spec
or pOSag >tamps. Address DR.. NM. YOUNG, No. ~
SPRUCE Street above Fourth. Philadelphia.
~ AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE. no matter
what b. disease, fore you place yours
der th Of any Of tn notorious Q"drks native oi
foreign who advrrtz' in this any oh,r paper, get
copy OF fiir. Noung's book. and read II cOrcfuNy II
will b" the mcanS Of saving you many dollar, your
health and possibly your life.
DIR. YOUNG can b: consulted on any Of the disease:
described in his publication, at his office, No All
RUCE Street. above Fourth, rhadelP Phia
Cifce hours from 9to g. daily.
March !, Is62-l2m.
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Special N0iceS.

" S. M, PETTEEGILL Il Co., No, 81 Park Row,
New York, and state Street Boston, our Agents
for the Columbia Democrat, IN those cities ana hu
lhOrZed 10 lake Aaver srmcnts and Subscriptions Tor
us nj our lowest rates.
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GEN. ROSECRANS IN THE FIELD.

81. Louis, .4ug. 25.-The Democrat
learns that Gen. Rosecrans, with an army
Of 10000 to 10000 men, proceeded, on
Thursday last southwest toward Gun
Town, where about Is 900 rebels were ly-
ing. under Armstrong
Price is at lupelo, on the Mobile and
Ohio rail road, with force estimated at
$50 0. We shall soon hear of active OF
Grafton.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FstGte@ Jacob Hartman, late Of Hest HsRloektpp.
ynoatOur County dee'd
I ETTERs of administration on the above named es.
IL state have been granted TO the undersigned by the
Register Of MontouT county, Al person having claims
AGAINST the estate OF III; decedent requested pre-.
mt them for settlement aud those Indebted to make
immediate payment.
JACOB HARTMAN H., Admir-
,.. =, ,..a Cooper twp.
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Important Order.
ARRlsnrRo, August 81 The following rnpor,an, or.
has just been issued

lEADouARTERs PENNsyLvAsGA MILtTIA.
III IlARRIsRuRG Aup 81 l365

der has just been issued
LEADQuARTERs PENNSYLVANIA MLtTII
HARRIsBURG, Aug %, 1862.
GENERAL ORUER NO. %.
The time for making the draft in this
State has been postponed till September
18th 1862, until which time volunteers
will be received for the regiments in active
service before the last call for troops was
made by the President and will be credit
cd to the townships, boroughs or precincts
where they reside.
BY order Of A. G Curtin, Governor
A i. Russell, Adjutant General OF
Pennsylvania.
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TRAVERSE JURORS

SEPTEMBER TERM lS62.
Bloom Michael Walter, Joseph BarkIcy,
erich.
Bor. BGrwick- Jesse Bowman Hudson Owen
Centro-Wm Shaffer, II W iiagcubuch, JeT. Hngen
bucl.
Catawi-sa-George Scott, Casper Ram. Daniel Ia
wig.
Fishingcreck Martin zimmerman
Franklin-Beniam Fortner
Grecnwood-lsaac Dewitt Sr
Locust -Rouhen FahrinGer, John Pavis John Kiln
David llrrbcin. John Harner.
Madison Valentine Wellivcr Matthias Moore She >
hero Rnnyan Richard pGmolt.
NJ Peasant-Wm Nilor. VIM Kitchen.
Montuur--Peter Ileiubach.
Mitfn-E II Hess
Mhne-JaCob shugar, VIM T Shuman
OrangG-Alfred Howell
Pine Ezra Runyan. John Winterstren
Bloomsbury JulY rs lSg5
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AttWatt and Life Like iO,iiiiS
OF THE
MEM OLE THE TIME.

w are now publishing series Of unique and Life
w like Portraits OF The Distinguished Alen of the
Time embracing Military and Naval Officers, MCmh
Of Congress. Williams &C They fine line eneIa.
wings executed IN superior style. and prepRrJd from
the latest photographs, many of which have been OBJ.
tanned expressly for this collection Being printed
cards of th same size the "CaTtCs dc Visc," they
adapted to The Photo graph Albums, be sent
to distant friends by mail
TIL portraits superior to any in tn mar.
ket, and are remarkable for the faithruluess with
which the likeness is portrayed. When purchasing,
be- careful to inquire for MARTENS Gard Portraits, rricc
10 cents each, or twenty copies for one dollar,
~ sent by mail, postpaid, receipt of the price.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
WE have now ready of onr own manufacture a
conpletrand eK"nsire assortment of Photograph Al.
buns, made Of the very best materials. and equal
not superior, in style and finish. to any in the
market whilst they oil red at lower prices than
amy others. The assortment comprises several new
rar tics, as wei as new designs and clasps. Every
Album is furnished with titcpag and index, printed
in gold.
Published by
WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
tOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
no EWTS EANTED,
April &c, lSG2-lm.
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DH-As soon as Col. Frc9e is we'll
enough he promises us his experiences in
the DiptherIa for the benefit of the public.
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MTl ANTI

. " JAlJUo
PERtNIAN.-We sell none but No. J. received direct
from the Peruvian Government.
III ABoE.-A very superior article, received direct
from the Island.
PLNSTER- Ground Plastcra su rior article pac cd
in good strong barrels.
30 ES.-Button Makers Bone Dust and Ground Bones
Warranted Pure
NJ liberal deduction made to dealers in the above
articles. ALLEN 4 NEEDLES
"a south Wharvrs aud II South alter Street, (Fi,st
Store al IRE heSf"m,) Plad lphia.
Aug ust %, 1867 3m.
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
SUFER- -piiJaPHiTE CF LIME,

Unequallcd by any other in the market always the
same IN quality, and Invariably 10 b. relied as ma.
nure OF standard exccllencc. Price SIS per 1000 lbs
(24 cents per h.
Its continued 'urccss for many years past is the
best guarantee the farmer has that he huying qrnl.
inc article. cur Supor.Phusphate Of mr is uniform
IN It's chcmcal OnstnrMis and alMaNs be rnlind o
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500 Bounty.

N D. MI clAims are carefully examined by thI De.
partm mt, and IL Is of The most importance 10 claimants
to tmpo! regular and rNpcr Cn lscl If they WIs
to avOid delay. All cases cnt,usted to my at
tended 10 AT oucu aud all ttrrs answered by return
mail ant charge is made until ih1 Pension l. granted
n. u. Persons entitled to tn uJ Bounty can have
th"ir cldim rushcd on application 1T my oice. Atty's
Pension Agents. wiring for blanks, and rtQucsir in
them to oba' lands under the provisions of the late
Homestead Act, should enclose fee.
Address, NJ. a. CANDERS, .3tty. al Lar.
June 2S lS62-3m. Graenshurg, PCnu'a
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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER


D0n6Le Shtc, FOrtJ-E Sht Columns
published every Morning Except Sundays by VIM.
w. Harding, No. III South hird Street Phiian.
elphia, Pa Tn Create t newspaper Of Philadelphia !
The toying times &C the nations history IN which w.
live, render Live Newspaper an Indispensable to
every man who would keep himself inf, rm It of III.
impOrtNht cv snts viii h ar OaIly Transporting. To
Furnish paper which wlll mot ~ Just Expectations
olthe puhic III such tim IS a. p,ts.nt r4qIfts an
amount Of labor and Of eKtraJrdil ny expense of which
the community at large have no conception, The puD.
lsh.rs Of
7HE PHIL5DELPHIA I'VE UIRER.
has spared no Efforts munuy to make 1t all that il
couli be made Besides improving and Strengthening
the home force during the pat year, s.v,ra of the
best Reporters and Letter writer's in the country have
been sent at great expenses with tht Army AMI Navy,
aj have frequently given the public the and fun.
est accounts by telegraph ani by mail of important
EYENFS "A THE SEAT OF " AR
The Inquirer was the first northern paper to givc the
account Of tn ateras aud Port Royal Victories. and
was twelve hours ~ adyanc of any paper il the coun
try III its publication Of th' details Of the Gull Run
Batle What The Inquirer has done, is but
of what Will be done in order give its readers and
best accous Of every event OF interest connected Will
THE GREET REBELLfoM
and at the same tine have 1t maintain its reputation az
= the best general newspaper in the country.
The increase in The circulation of the Inquirer du
ring tn year, is the best evidence of the extent u
which the public rely upon IL fIr the of the day
Its circulation has averaged for several months past
| oVER TIg0 HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIESl
a week, or nearly forty thous"ud day aud IT has
during the year in times of excitement, reached ovr
seventy Thousand q day-testiug the capacity Of on
fast press the nn0st tO supply tn demand. 1t cnU,
mtnced the New Year with new and b autiul copper
faced type, and with renewed V.or and activity in III
News aud Editorial departments.
Inc Inquirer Is indrptnd,ht IN poitics.
- rrcas at which the Philadelphia sQuircr ia fur
nishnd Single copies Two Gents, or twelve cents
%ssf sSG y r%p p! 81 Al letter, i" HSJ be I"
dresscdto WM W. HARDING, Publisher,
May 10, 1862. pnlLApELrntA, Pa
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Ee"The Philobiblion' No 9is at hand
with the usual quantity ofrarc and curious
matter; and a continuation of the Pub
lishcr's List of old, scarce, and valuable
books.
Geo. P. Philes & Co. No 81 NassaI St.,
N. Y.
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GRAND JURORS.
SFpTrMBCR TERM 1850

SEf thbLh bhM> iOO~'
Bnnton-Inhn Dldine + n. Moore.
Bcavc- Samu 81 Coz.
BrarrGrrk } Smith
Center Andrew Frnas
Caltnwisga DR.. } w Robbins, Daniel ReinboIa. Jacob
Crray
COnynGhnm VIM l. Kline.
Frankiin-J FahringeT
Fighinecreek -imandus Unangst David Yost
Jacks sOu-JOslIua Savage
Locust John l. Hurst.
Madison James Wcllivor, Criah Wills.
Mitlin-D \ Hess, II & Hess.
MI PleHsant-LPyi Garrett
Maine-JacOb Gliding.
Pine Abraham Iicnlnck, John Lockhap Thomas
Mcbride, Elijah Fumer.
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80 WW0,: II NAY CONCERN

}avin- made such arrang' g'mvn'S. as enables me to
l procure at Onct, Pom -idns, !pluty HOn y BnCk
Pay &c beg To call tn atcntt7a ul thusr int rested,
TO tha mlloNing
All ui-dbloi = i Ios tn widows W Giuor children of
sOGirrS who da. have brru Killed H. thc service
entitled t" pen ions THi wi lows 9th legal hirs of
sol icrs VIII have aitd risen Killed in the sirvice
entitled to lii.