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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07
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-, O1S00fUV1VH V1 VVPdItU5IbNIP.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned under the and irm of
Hoch Whitehouse, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
All claims against said firm will DO paid by R. B
Viii ehouse and all notes and book accounts belonging
to said firm must be paid to II B. Whtehouse, . -,
''i''i .f 90 ''" ,-i'.-- I'D. NOCH, 80 ''t''
Il. b. WHITEHOUSE.I
N. B. The undersigned will continue the business at
the old staud. ..'"iI L'st B. WHiTEHOUSE.
aMuscatine, March LIST, 1S62--daw4wg t.t-, .74.i.j
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Administrative Sale.

DY virtue of order of the Probate Court of Musca
ID tine county. made the Sd day Of March instant
will, on the 9th day of April, d. 1862 At 10 CLOCK
A. at the door Of the Court House in said county
offer for sale lot four 4 In block no. seventy I've
2) in the city Of Muacatine, in said county; subject
to the widows homestead right in said lot. Tcrml
sssh. y r-."|t ~ '''S"' '2'7'''' VIM 'CErTES,
tx. sUu5s Adm'r Of estate Of MichI McGarath.
March 7-w4w prsfeeS3 49, .,, t ....f .t =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

RULE FOR TAxArloS.- should
adopt it as rigid rule with regard to all
measures Of taxation, that no tax Of any
kind should be sanctioned that could in
any way embarrass or obstruct the carrying
on of legitimate business. To tax farmer
in such way as to clog his ordinary opera
tons, a merchant to obstruct his trade, me-
chanic to destroy or compel him to abandon
certain portions of his work, is an oppression
not to be thought Of, and which the people
are not called to bear,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

The LIST OF KILLED.-The folio wing is 8
complete list of the killed in the Iowa Regi
ments engaged in the fight at Fit. Donelson
SECOND REGIMENT.
Go. A-Private Richard Higham. - -.se
Co. B-Color Corporal G. S. Page, and pri
yatc J. Guthrie. r..- .,.-..-s. ...-.
Co. C-Captain J. S. Slaymaker, privates
G. W. Howell, G. II. Lenhart, J. Myers, and
Ed Peterson. go
Co. D-Sergeaat Nathan w. Doty, private
G.. Weeks.
Co. F-Second Lieut.. William C. Harper
Sergeant G. W. Morse, privates W. S. Crooks
F. G. Nets, G. B. Shuver, W. W. Vinsent
John S. Vandoren. s-,-.-
Co. G-Sergeant John Dunn, privates j. M
Duckworth, A. ]. Patterson, A. G. Nlduy, j,
Rhodes, VIM A. Drake.
Co. H-Capt. G. G. Cloutman, Corpora
James Berkeley, privates James Blake, Vim
kirkpatrick, John Hampton, ". II. H. Whit
ney, brass band S. H. Phillips.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Co. D-Private NJ. G. Stewart.
Co. E. Private Michael Wright
FoURTEBNTn REGIMENT
Co. G-Sergeant Major S. II. Smith, of tn
regimcntal staff; Thomas Smelling.
Co. Color Corporal Willard Hall.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

EDr. Goodno has received another let
ter from his son Charles, who was the only
member Of Capt. Reeds company wounded
at Fort Donelson. He has been taken to
Cincinnati with other wounded soldiers,
where he is well provided for by the noble
hearted ladies of that city in private hos
pital. He expects to rejoin his regiment in
about month
OARNIvAL.-This ''institution' was cele-
brated by portion Of our German citizecs
yesterday in parade Of fantastic costumes
with the brass band. Some Of the costumes
were truly odd and laughab!e. s-eU iss
Carnival is season of merry -making
more in vogue in Italy, We believe, than in
any other country. 1t continues during the
three days preceding Lcnt-Daity, 4M.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

Police CouRr.-Wm. Conway was brought
before the Mayor yesterday, on charge Of
assault and battery. 1t appears that Con-
way, who is "broth Of q boy in row. y
went into the fight last Monday afternoon ra-
Their too strong for bis own good. He pitched
into a German named Tchillard and gave
him terrible lamming. for which bit of sport
he was held to answer in the sum Of two
hundred dollars. ..,..... o, ~, ~
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Notice,

HAVE this day sold my entire stock of Nero
&C., to E. P, White and VIM. H. Ogilvie and trans.
ferred to them all indebtedness due and they alone
are authorized to receive and receipt for same also
irons. ~. aE q .s7s ADAM OGILVIE.-
Muscatine, 26th y. b., S62-daw4w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

Su1cIDE,-Capt. A. W. Lamb, Of Cedar
RAPIDS, committed suicide at Chicago, few
days since by cutting his throat, in fit of
temporary insanity, to which he appears to
have been subject. He was formerly com
marder Of the steamer Cedar Rapids, and was
for some time an assistant in the Cedar Rap.
ids Post Office. He leaves family at Mexi-
co, Oswego county, N. Y. -.s. ~,s- g.,
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Besides 2U,3z3 hogs Slaughtered and packed az our
porkhouses and the above mentioned pork lard and
con not included therein.
The above is reliable. It has been copied
from the shippers books, and We see no rea-
son why it should not be published in the
JOURNAL. Respectfully yours, t
a4' ''' NJ Brook & Go.
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Iowa News.

Gen. Jones having been released from
Fl. Lafayette, arrived at his home in Dubuque
last week.
The bodies of all the volunteers from
Scott county who fell at Fl Dolelson will be
brought home for interment. .It-.'...L
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

AID DlGEsTIoN-Some people are prejudic
ed against the use of Sa!eratus and say that
it is very unhealthy. But Chemists and
Physicians say that pure Saieratus is not on
ly perfectly healthy but is corrector Of the
stomach and an aid to digestion. We are
happy to assure our patrons that in procuring
D. B. De Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus
they will be in the possession Of a perfectly
pure article and one that will do you good.
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MOTuERcOosE.SL LAST.

FROM FORT DONELs0N.-s .tt.s--1
Floyd and exc Pillow were two pretty men;
They kept up their pluck til midnight; but then
Forth sneaks Floyd and looks at the skv:
.'Up !upi brother ) iliow IT'S time to fly !TAa ]
So you 90 before, while take look 4 - 20
Ere leave if there's anything loose can hook r
Vanity Fair. 80, ps5-,,..,. i, ~,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

EDITOR JOURNAL: We herewith hand you q
list Of produce shipped by the different ship
pers Of our city during the year 1861. which
you will please forward to the Secretary OF
Farmers College, Desmoines City, Iowa:
Wheat 81 49, sacks averaging ~ bush. 6ss ,222 Blu.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

| DOCTOR THOMAS f. CHAPMAN will send to all who
wish it tfree ofchaf ti ceip. and fun directions
o making and using Reysfu vegetable Balm that
will efectualiy Pmples Biochcs TAM Frecklos
&C., sci, eaSin3he skin smooth clean, and beauti.
fnl also full HfasiDps for using PELArREAu's cxLE-
BRATEB sTMULANT warranted to start full growth of
Wniskcrs, or "a Mtstache in less than thirty days-
Either offls above be obtained by return man. by
addressing with stamps for return postal DE- ToM.
CHAPMAf Practical g Chemist, ssl broadway,
New York. 3'' ''9''' ''''" '''''-a So
The CONFESSION AND Experience OF "A SUPERB
-Pn 1ished rs warming, and for the esecal benefit
Of Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, loss of MemorJ, Premature Decay, &c.,
&c., &C. by one who has, csred himself by sim.
pic meals, after being put to great expense and in.
convenience, through the Of worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
fSiugle copies may bs had of the enthor G. A! LAM.
BERg Esq, 10 Grseppoipt. Long Island, by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope. Address CHARLES A,
LAMBERT, Greenpoint, LoHg island, N Y tfebof.2m
nuiV --Trrrt-47s bio
AGuE CuRE-This is sonnet hing of science as we'll a.
medicine. The supreme dicuIty of the science ia to
accomplish its end without injury to tho health 1.-The
supreme excellence of the medicine is In accsinpskipg
just that Fever and Agus has long boon cured by Qui.
nine Arsenic, Bismnth Mercury but the mischief was
the deep painful foot prints they have left On
constitutions treated BY theme Dir! AYSns new remedy
without particle of either Of these or any other
deliterious substance. And he promises only abso-
ute safety but perfect certainty of cure with which
wemsy quality of excellence not to be
overlooked in these times, and that is its prico
which puts this GROWING glory of his within the
resth Of ail.-Lake Co. Ind ''' +" 90 .+"3'
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The Ground Hog to the Smithsonian
Observer. -'-

me SIO0u0 mug u CAo 6AA&6noOAAAo
Observer.
Ho lackey of the Smithsonian Institute,
Who would our sacred prophecies all refute,
Who said our noble race were moles,
And knew not when to leave:our holes,
What think you new of second sight? z ..
You must confess we hogs were right.
For said we not four weeks ago, ,.-- 81
That six weeks more of ice and snow
Upon this earth was bouad to come? e..
And advised our friends to stay at homer
OF course We did that very thing. :-
Now, in our praise hereafter sing.
The sayings of your crowd of seers
Have thus far lied and showed their ears.
Think you, we knew not what we said g..
Think you, that we would stay in bed,
Unless We knew the snow would snow,
Uuless we knew the wind would blow?
Or course we would ut the thing absurd,
-l AS big yarn as e'er was heard,
l1 We know thing Of what We treat, =c
" heu we say steet it's bound to sleet
Ga, -uel, mel. stick your native boys,
Ard never trouble us poor GnouND Hoes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07

Mr.. Eo1roR-Dear Sir: take the great
est pleasure in returning, through your valu-
able paper, my sincere thanks. and that Of
the ladies of the Catholic Church, to the clti-
zens of Muscatine and vicinity for their noble
and generous spirit manifested at the ladies
fair. LIST, thanks to the ministers ard the
members of their respective congregations,
and to the citizens at large; also, to the Ia
dies of the different tables for their untiring
exer,ions; for the music, both vocal and IN
strumental. and to all who contributed to the
festivities of the joyous occasion. '-
As the conclusion of our advertisement was
patriotic, we conclude with wish that the
day may not be far distant when the siste,
States, North and South, may mingle in the
same fraternal, social and christian spirit as
that manifested by our citizens en- that eve,
memorable and happy occasion.
M. KlSsELLA, Pastor st. Matthias.
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~ Resolued, That traitors to this govern.
ment shall never be allowed the right Of sui
frage. b ~ - ,s.-s s5i7 III 5-Ii .7ya. +, ss-.
The above resolution Is to be discussed al
school house No. 2, q miles south of Drury
Landing, March 7th ats P.M.saT II -
sii 49, i' Ice ~ lezLia ees '4 8. N. BoN1Y.I
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Burson's American Grain Binder,


TTACHED the platform of any rearer in such po-
n sion that the raker forker FIRING the grain
to it in good order, enables . '''-'--.
ONE MAN TO BIND THE GRAIN
fast cut saving the greater part Of what is usually
lost by throwing the unbound gayel into the stubbe
This machine has received diplomas and Honorable
tion at seven different State Fairs, and having been
thoroughly tried in tho two proceeding harvess and
great improved fer the harvest of 1862, offered to
tho public with the fullest confidence that
1t will prove the Farmers Best
Friend In the Harvest Field.
Each Binder Sold wiz be Fully Warranted.
Price, fifty dollars. TERMS half cash delivery.
balance first of January next with ten per cent? fifty
dollars when the machine has been tried in the field
and approved. In all cases freight to be added.
~ Orders must be sent in early to insure being filed
For further information address the pattentee
W. W. BURSON, Muscatine, Iowa,
Or H. NJ. BURSON, Annawan, Illinois,
J. BURSON. Yates City, Illinois.
feb2l.d1w.w4m. ~
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PErIr LARcsNY.--A couple of young men
from The int ior of the STATE, named Leander
Gam and VIM. Turncy, were arraigned be
fore the Mayor, yesterday, on a charge Of Pc
lit larceny. tr ..--'t: W. ~.
1t appears that they left their homes last
s,onth and set out TO seek their fortunes.
Travelling on foot, and being out Of money
they found their fortunes to be somewhat
harder than they had anticipated. Arriving
at Burlington they CAME to the conclusion
that. as the world owed them living, they
would replenish their meagre stock of cloth
ing, and they accordingly laid in supply Of
coats, vests, etc. Leaving Burlington they
wendell their weary way to this city, arriving
night before last. Their unmcntionabies being
somewhat the worse for wear, they donated
themselves three pairs from the stock of OUT
enterpri>ing friend Rainbow. Being caught in
the act they were arrested and taken before
the Mayor. As they plead guilty, and con-
fesscd that the goods in their possession were
stolen, and in view of the fact that the pants
in question were of the cheapest material, and
articles really needed by them, the Mayor
made his sentence as light as possible, and
committed them to jail for six days each.
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~ Busine So for the last few days has been
very dull. Scarcely team from the country
is to be seen upon our streets

CLEANED OUr.-At the present time the
Muscatine county Jail does not contain a
single prisoner. This is the Grst time since
the building of the present establishment,
that our county jailer has not had boarders.
This certainly speaks well for tho morality Of
our county. How many counties with a pop
ulation as large as that Of Muscatine can
point to an empty Jail?
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E-We understand that the total receipts
Of the late Catholic Fair were upwards soi
5000 This is much better than expected,
and certainly highly creditable to the people
Of Muscatine, who patronized the Fair without
regard to sect or nationality. The proceeds,
we believe, are to be applied to the establish.
ing of school of the Sisters Of Charity in
this city. s.---~~ss2le
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81
SAD CAsuALrY.-Last Friday evening, q
man named. John Geller, resident of Pike
township, in this county, was found dead in
the road about two m les this side Of Cedar
River. lie left his home the day before, to
come to this city, and it is supposed that
while on his way home his team ran away,
and that by some means he got under his
horses feet, where he received injuries that
must have killed him Immediately. When
found he had evidently been dead for some
time. His skull was fractured in several
places, and hisnose and jaw were also broken
We are informed that the deceased was in the
habit Of INDUCING in intoxicating drinks, and
that there is no doubt that he was under the
effects Of liquor when the accident happened
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Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.

~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
18th The greatest amount insured in any
one risk '~~S . 10 10 - . : 70 80
18th The greatest amount allowsd by the
rules to DO insured in any one city, town,
or village
18th Tho greatest amount allowed to be in;
sured in any one block -------l
14th The amount of its capital or, earnings
9' deposited in any other State, as seeuri! j
III ~ for losses therein, naming them with
the amount in each, and whether such
- Company transact any business OF in I
surance in said State or States
18th The Charter, or act of Incorporation Of :
said Company
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State Of New Y0rk,'(
County Of New YOfkI

Joseph alker. President, and Richard L. Haydock,
Secretary, Of the Security Fire Insnrance Company
being seeerally affirmed say, that the foregoing is full
true and correct statement of the affairs of tho said
Company-that tho said Insurance Company Is the
bona de Of at least Ono Hundred Thousand Dol
lars of actual cash capital invested in stocks and bonds.
or in mortgages on real estate, worth double the
amodnt for which the same is mofi gagged that the
above described iavest AIRY part thereof
made for the benefit of any individual exercising
hority IN the management OF said Company either as
President Secretary Treasurer Director otherwise;
that the mortgages above described have not been
signed nor in any relea cd impaired by said
Company: and That they the above described officers
of said Insurance Company. .. ,T-z!F1as4 -.
JOSEPH WALKER, Pre.t.
| RICHARD u. HAYD0Ck, ssc'y.- n-la --.-.J =.
Subscribed and Alarmed .,eforc me, this 10Th
~ - day OF Jan. A. D. 1852. = ,'I-.. - f-~'-
Com. for Iowa iii N. Y.
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POLICE CouRr. Michael Maher was brought
before the Mayor yesterday. charged with
wilfully and maliclously breaking in the win
dow Of Schefsr's saloon during the row on
Monday. A clear case was made out against
him, and he was bound over liz the sum o
three hundred dollars to appear at the mex
term of the District Court in this city. HI
gave security and was released.
Michael Flanncry, another festive son o
Erin, was arraigned before the Mayor, yester
day charged with being concerned in the de
molition of Ssh@fer's windows. As the evi
dence was not sufficient to convict him, HI
was acquitted and discharged.-Doiiy, 9TH
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rHE JOURNAL.
4 sI IocALf pEPART MENT. /

GoID Pen Losr---ome weeks since gold pen
was lost in this office in sach amanner as to give
reason to believe that it was accidentally enclosed
in one of the packages of papers made up for the
maiL 1t is hoped, ifsuch has been tie case, that
the Under will return it to BY the first opportu-
nitV.
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THE FAILURE OF TIE REBEL GOVERNMENT
Judging by results so far, it is the most Ia
mentable failure in history, and suggests to
the rejecting mind that the most signal SER
vice which that Government can now render
to the country is the surrender Of the helm to
ADLER and better hands. IS ta.s sst
In view of the past, the present and proba-
bic future, the pageant Of to morroaO is a
bitter mockery and miserable compensation
for the ruin Of a free people. A child with
q baub'e, an old man with young wife, are
partial illustrations of the deplorable folly
Richmond IVhig, Feb. 81. -.-> ~
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nfA q New NpfE
City end County of New York, So ~. .,..;f.7-T
BE ii remembered that l. Thomas l. Thornell. a Com
mssiouer lesient the City of New York tnly con-
mi -i@ned and qualified by the executive anthqri y, ard
under thelaws of the State OF Iowa hereby tify
that have person.y examined into the .itiou
The Security Five Insurance Company of tho ty of
New Yoi X, and am illy satsned that they have t.,
safely Invested TO the amount Of One lundie Th,ns
and Dollars that have examined tho securities now
in the hands of the Company set forth in he
nexed statement, and that the same all correct
do further certify that said Security Fire Insu-
rance Company is the bona yide owner of bonds and
mortgages made in their favor US specified in the an
ncxed Schedule G, said being duly entered of
record and that am satisfied that said mortgages
ret liens real estate in this city and vicinity and in
the aggregate worth double the amount for which
they NOR gagged to said Company. .,
further certify that not directly interested in
the affairs of the said Company. go
In witness whereof, have hurenno set my hand and
LIS. affixed my official seal, the 10Th day Of Janu-
airy, a. d. 1862. THos. L. THoRNELL,
Com. for Iowa
-----e' Office 4s, Wall Street, N. Z d.
certify that the above is copy of the State
ment forwarded TO the Auditor Of the State of Iowa. at
the above date. E. MUNFORD.-
'--'.-i- AUDITORS OFFICE. Iowa,
.-.- Desmoines, Jan. IA, 1852.
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That On the 14ih day
Of January, 1862, statement lied in this Of.
flee showing the condition of the rard Fire Insu-
Company, located at New York. in the State of
New York, the first DAY of January, A. D. 1862, in
accordance with provision Of Act OF the snera As
semby Of the State of Iowa, entitled Act in rela
ton to insurance Companies approved January ZStn
1851 and act amendory thereto approved February
9th, 1853 that said statement shows that said company
is possessed Of the requisite amount of capital and
vested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given to tho above named COM
pany to transact business of Insurance in this State in
accordance with the laws thereof until the 31st day OF
January, A. D. thousand eight hundred and sixty
two. 80 - -. f=t
1t is also certified that Taos. D Smith, of Mus
| catine, has been duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the county of Mus
catine, with full power to take risks of Insurance
therein and to acknowledge service Of process
trct Court in and for said county, certified copy of the
statement file in this Office. 1t is further certified
statement. -E 49, -.f ...-'.
~ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have heEenr to
us set my hand and affixed my seal of ofice, this
"'o' 18th dayof January, 1862
j. W. CATTELt Auditor Of State.
jan30 -. DAN. ELLYSON, Deputy.
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yrxrESiENT'OFTH E.U0NDlrIoN OF
! ~ tho Security Fire Insu!anss Company Of New
A"sf' a ns . ,as law. Ds
F'' s-'q stale so" 1ccaAIppIIrr A1. - 30 iseois7
lse rns' amount Of tho capital STOCK Of The ss'fa
zad III amount Of the Capital stock Of the "
Company paid up,is ft,sgrae .isi 100000 90
,,,,Hs ASSETS. F..
Amount of loan on bonds and mortgages,
(duly recorded and ;s.fnet the first. licns OF -
fee simple) as per eciRtiuls ils;s hereto
annexed ~. ,'isq .irgl iusr,a -4s4. $50 90
2 Tho amount of interest accrued but not
due OH all said mortgages, i, 1887 Is
Til" value OF tho property covered ly said .,r
mortgages estimated as ttef P'f !P'H''u
Amount, Of cash, on hand in5"|f' III IGe A.
the company's Office, ia ad; N LOOT 1871
Amount # cash on land, do
posted to The cEedt Of the CO.. s,i .,uin,Y
Amount of cash Oh hand de- ~ '"I I'f
posted tn the credit Of the CO. Oh UPL p9H u
in tho Bank Of Com nwealth iI9leOf %
Amount OF cash in he hand,
u agents aud in The course Of n s.s,, ri y 4
transmission for premiums mi gotU i
1sa 'rl r-rs pn Lab 4 aoS1 o. % oss 4,
Amount Of stocks and bonds af5.s FsN| 7,
owned ty the company.
80 sh's $1C0 ga ib'k Of utfl ,,5,.l la, gIdg
100 81: 500 Cd 8 ny 1900 1900 $500 500 GO
ii sh's SI00ea b'k MA 14U0 1880 90
Bonds OF the Union l
Free Sch ibis no z u rad gTE cor 59d |
W +, Y, issued BY ofs ~; 2ajf11If
act of Leg a,,fs5rs, . 9,025i CO. \
Special deposit in the bank OF p" " " ! |
Commonwealth on in crest $4,000 90 - |
Special deposit in the Cont. 's'1Ig 1oi
mental bank oninterest "a 10000 CO. |
s9Gb IbHRr 5us 3Dgr1T=s----5 a. ono IN |
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