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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
The Miller Academy,

WASHINGTON. O. %
THE SUMMER TERM of Five Months will
l. commence on the ed
First Tuesday OF May.
The course OF studies is intended to quality students
for Business, for Teaching, or for the Junior Class IN Coz
lege. -,
A few students can be IN the family Of
the Principal. To such the charge will BE sao per ses-
SION. for furnished rooms. boarding, tuition, and iuel-
payment being made in advance.
YOUNG LADIES are admitted, and, in sddiuon 10
ordinary branches, can receive instruction IN vocal hu-
sic aud on the Piano.
UrFor Circulars, and other information. address
REv. ] T.. ALEXANDERl Principal,
maroDtvs Washington, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
Attachmen

BrOomhaiI Mcki'on N o ,Sri !. order /: h Ca .Ilg.es a.ss
I.mes srsrtin. twas. issued Feb. q. 1884, in hs
above case. by Jenkii.son Wright J. P.of G~oshenTo~nr
snip. Belmont county, Ohio. for tho surn oil NinctIIhNe
C-r,s debt and interest aud costs not 70 exceed hftssa
Dollars. hooMffAhk Asn
April 2. 1ee2'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
SNERIEF,S NILE.
IN PARTITIO

We II der OF sals % me difecpu
pleas Of Belmont County. Ono. ! will offer for sale. nj
the front door u lie Coar House- IN s.. Clsirsyille, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
New York Cattle Market.


sou ~
The market for Beet Cattle this week does not meeithe
expectations vi those who purchased BuilOcks on The
way hilher, IN the hope OF realizing the prices Of this day
week. Sellers contend that the rates are not ~ good by
nail a cent u pound OF the net weight Ms they were last
Tuesday, and buyers allow the advantage OF a fourth OF
a cent in their favor. We think tliut counting price aud
quality. with a more liberal estimate OF weight the adj
vantage is MI average OF s. a head IN favor olihe buyer.
It was more than that upon the sales made by some sales
men on Monday, who were alarmed oI the prospect OF
having over 400 mead on sale at Forty-iourh street,
We find the number entered up to this time about 3.7OO,
and this includes about LO sold On saturday, and perhaps
$50 on Monday. leaving j.2O0 OIL sale to-day. Probably
there are 100 head OF Working Oxen aud Steers that will
20 to farmers, aud 100 heud are taken on GovernmenIuc
count, all out OF the hrsiciass lots on sale. Its but a
simple net ui Justice 10 all The buyers oi Bullocks for SOL
diers aud sailors In this market, 10 say That they have
ne yer taken a lot OF scallawnss, such u have beoi taken
BY the thousand elscvbere. The range oil quotations To-
day Is 6t0vc, but the great mass Will sell at 1tUeio. n
| ponnd fur the net weight OF Beci, sellers sinking o1ul.-
A large portion OF the stock Will be sold ,o-dH,, aud as
the sta oi the markets. better this afternoon Than II was
in the forenoon, It Is anticipated that the last day viii he
| full rs GOOD. or better, than TIE opening. The qualify Of
the stock this week is very good. Several jroves aver
az. 8 cwt. ench. hndbne bt Of 5-ycas old Kentucky Dur
hams are esuiuaied at II. owt eacn. These will sell n
&c y ID, but slowly. being too heavy for the time OF year
though II Is cold enough to day Tor md winter. and show
a mall specimen oil a snow-storn. 1t $ a very uiieom
| Portable day Tor business out doors, but the cold 10 iavor
uble to drovers. ut
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
McCook's Division at the Battle o!
Pittsbrug Landing.

The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette thus describes the part taken by
McCook's Division in the battle of Pitts
burg Landing. Our Be mont boys were in
this division:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
THINNING.

IF you wnnt repairing Of any kind in the NM
!. LIN done promptly aud reasonably, call on
apps f.I. aa hugh HAhhiS
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Persons indebted to the subscriber either on Note
or Book account, notified that said notes and ae
counts have been left with my Father, A F Eastman,
who Is fuy authorized to receipt and settle the same
E3 Ii not settled coon, they will be left in the
hands of an officer for suit and collection.
G. IL. EASTMAN.
The business of BOOT and SHOE making will be
continued by the subscriber at the old stand where
everything pertaining to the busine s. will he done
In substantial and workmanke manner. and at low
prices for ready pay, He socits continuance of the
public patronage.
A. F. EASTMAN.
Tunkhaupock, Sept. 3, 1862 ag
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

ment of those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned so many to premature grav,. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular,
and whenever obstruction takes plaza the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'SPILLS
are the most efectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females To all classes they
are invaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the coun-
try having the sanction of some of the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per
Box, containing from so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
R. B. HUTCHINGS, PROPRIETOR,
go Cedar ST., New York.
J. w. Lyman, Agent Tunkhannock Pa.
ly4 Inv.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Large Fish.-Mr. Azor Stempes of Wallis Ho-
TEL while out spearing night since, caught a
Bass measuring, from tip to tip, two feet and eight
inches, and weighing over eleven pounds This may
be pronounced "a fish story" by some of cur land
luhlers" We saw the monster measured, and can
vouch for the correctness of that part of ourse 1t
is perhaps needless to add that this fish will be serv
ell up in the highest style of the culinary art for the
guests Of that hotel
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Telegraph Line, tetween this place and Fac
toryvie station, has been projected by some of our
citizens and only needs to be trken hold of by some
who feels aninterest in the NATTER to be made en-
entirely successful The subscriptions for that purpose
have thus far, been very LIBERAL and by little effort
all the funds needed could be obtained. With a
line connecting with the other great lines of the
try, the people of this county would be comparatively
:" out of the woods" Let the project go on.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Return of the Militia.-The company which
left Mchoopany, in this county, few days since, at
the call of the Governor for the defence Of the State
returned to their homes on Tuesday last all danger
of an invasion of our State being passed, their
services were no longer needed.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Robbery.-A daring and successful robbery was
committed at the houses of Mrs. J II. Bogart and
Jacob Myer, Esq., last evening The thief entered
the sleeping of the occupants, and took two or
three valuable watches, and such money they car
ried about their persons, which informed,
amounted to one hundred dollars. The entrance
was made through upper windows by means of a
ladder.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Peterson's Magazine, for October, is on our ia
ble 1t is by far the sapest of the Ladies' Maya
zines now published being offered to single subscrib
ers at Two Dollars per annum and to clubs at greatly
reduced rates Send for specimen Address Charles
J. Peterson, Publisher, Chestnut St., Phila-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination of ingredients in these Pills are
the result of a loag and extensive practice Tbev
are mild in their operation, and certain in co,rectr,
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations removine
nil distractions, whether from cold or otberw;.o
headache pain in tho side, paIptation of the heart
whites all nervous affections Mysteries fatigue pain
in the back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, which
arise from interruption of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
"as the commencement Of new era in the treat
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Auction this Evening.-The entire remaining
stock of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware, Hats and
Caps Boots and Shoes. belonging to s D. Bacon, will
be sold at Auction at the store house of D. A. Bard
well, opposite C. NJ. Rooms grocery in this Borough
Sale to commence this wednesday, evening Thos
Young, the celebrated auctOneer of Binghamton
will offer the goods. Persons wishing good bargains
commencement of sale.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

The Draft.-Thc draft which has been post
poned for number of times, it is now said will Ger
tanly take place tomorrow, the 18th inst The num-
bcr advertised by the Commissioners. to be draftel
from each township, is as follows:
Brantrim s. Exeter 6. Falls S. Overfeld 9
Lemon B. NorthmoreIand 81. North Branch
Mehoopany l. Nicholson l9. Windham g. Exeter
II. Washington IL. Tunkhannock Township 10
Eaton II
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

fASSEIT- -LEARN--At the Butler House, in Pitts
ton, on Thursday, the 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Nc
Dowell, Mr.. j. G FAssETT, of Windham township,
this Co. to Miss SARAH LEARN, of Newton, Luzerne
County.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

New Advertisement.-See the new advertise
ment of T. D. Spring in our issue of to-day. Mr.. s..
if there be oanything new under the sum- is the man
TO 60 to, to inquire lit.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Taken up on the 10th day of August, 1862, stray
Ing on the improved land (enclosed of the subscriber
in the township of Nicholson, Wyoming County a
Red Calf with white belly, white hind feet, and white
at end OF tail The owner is required to prove his
property, pay damages and charges, otherwise said
stray viii be sold agreeable to law in such cases made
and provided.
CHRISTIAN HAPNER.
Sept TO- 1852
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24
LOCALS

Is A rhyming communication by " Toby y
though possessing no very great poetieal merit
would have appeared this week but for the crowded
state of our columns.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24
DIR. j. G.. BECKER & Co..
PHYSICIANS s. SURGEONS.

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Wy
oming that they have located at Mehoopany whore
they will promptly attend to all calls in the live Of
their profession. May be found at his Drug Store
when not professionally absent.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24
TUNKHANNOCK
HIGH SCHOOL.

The Fall Term will commence Oct. 9th. Special
attention will be given to those who desire to teach
No pains will be spared to give thorough instruction
to all. Latin, Greek, French, and the usual studies
pursued in Academies, will be taught. if required.
Tuition payable half in advance, the remainder al
the middle of the term.
TERMS Common English $500.
Higher English $500.
There will, probably, be Primary department
w LA MONTE A. NJ.
sept ~, 1867. Principal.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24
gperial Notirfs,
To Carriage Makers.

WANTED at the shop of the subscriber in Centre
morelnnd, Wyoming County, Pa, one or two GOOD
CARRIAGE MAKERS One competent to do Paint
ing and Trimming preferred. Good wages and steady
elHpoym ent given to those applying soon
Septv2n7-5wl r. j. HALLOCK.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-24

Nj. CAREY, NJ. D. Graduate of the Z.
Js M. Institute, Cincnnati would respectfully
announce TO the citizens Of Wyoming and Luzene
Counties that he continues his regular practice in the
various departments Of his profession May be found
at his Office residence, when not professionally ab
sent
lY Particular attention given TO the treatment
Of Chronic Diseas
centremoreland, Wyoming Co, Pa.--v2n2
The New York herald., 1862-08-25
Letter from Judge McCunn.
To THE EDITOR w 1Hn HERALD.

PENfH ANNOY, N. j.. Angus u, fu0Ws
was greatly surprised this morning in anding y .
Roniu0us place your Journal the following articss-
Cs,y Judge McCIan ha, lately beea interfering waSA -
atioi stc4s OF the C0urt OF 81 ec Sesssn By
reeusn. prts0ucss DAli whS have sentenced
prs relsa I'd Lal Alter sentence hal
rpaser. Juds~ McCuln wS11
ATE wards III ,-d the lal
District Auofr A. Oaaoy Hat has t&.sa the ter Al
f.tin, vita " waica te~ to the Slpreme Coor1
Dy rit Attorney moved that the two
be, lie ri i,sh.r-r ed Judge n Cam BE-
a!ld 0h pprsnun.nt D
The above entirely mssaensns Of the facts a ehs
case, aud therefore deem IL ary 70 sly that
oaly two persons whom have admitted " bai af.ss
sentence had passed ,ecsble meiaberS
or the bar brought baore habeas c,rpus nnd
tiorar,; two persons, nased Thomas Mccarthy "a boy
convicted assault and battery m the Court Sps-
cal Sessionsl and James Ftzgibpons. envcted Of
4lIne offence H. the The wrts We ont hi
ander III the Legislature passei April IL, 1879,
chapter S3v, section 2, nsch pruvides"A vii of osP
inb, th uuIt of 50 sions of the county
a lciiup hai eeiOre Court of Special seSsion
,oice Court may ne allowed. on the u phcat,uu ~ tho
sry convctei, by any Jstic oi the supreme Cgrt.
~ aiy uccr authorized ~ rer otlD the duties of swh
Inatice IN nj ~ aowel tho write IL corthrari.
8 an rlcer auth ri7rd D. eru ths dat oi oh (Sn-
rene Lourt) u stics In vacation Tho facs OF my berg
och an oucer. appfebend, IS NJ longer an op qges
eqired by stntute u pre;uie ihS rits certie Ari
in iDGrt d Ge ERA ESD and simply ed W.
n,ns gl arty and strictly W conUAlcs nth tho
statute provd, Tor theee Cases JOHN H. McICSS.
The New York herald., 1862-08-25

Coroner wdey held lnaa er,s the following eases yss
Jsrday-
KILLED nm FALL 4 PLANK x-satnrdsy afternoco
.eremiah MerriQan, native q kald, aged thr
fatally injured board the ship Richard Fly, lying
par IA East river M nscqusnce Of plank falling ou
him and fraeturg hS skull. ie wrkcd IN this ,nal
co Z OK street. wk,re ho expired. verdbot oi acci
dental death WAS rendered.
YAl,L Rrsulr oy 4 TAn IHRorm A sMp's Hoxp.-pas-
rick Hsnry Koarney native Of Ireland forty i've years
as through she hold Of the ship FranoB Cutting,
lyng at psr 20 Hast river, Saturday, and rsoevoi
lrss whEh caused his deaih AT hs New York Hospital.
.htthcr no was conveyed. deceased FIRST mate of
me abip On which accident occurred resided a sS
Bridge street ~ uokbn. He was q single hid
oeen originally ednca.sd for the ministry vcdic-v'As-
cLdsntil death"
RnLsp w CAR--An inquest was hold yesterday At
The New York Hospital the body Of unknown man,
ei thirty whose death caueei by having been run
ovsr ou previous evening at the of Church
and Murray streets by No az Of the Ninth Avenue
l,ailroad The means by which tho unfortunate got
beneath the " unknown lie dressed In black
ape, coat muslin shirt and woollen undcrshrt. had
black hiir, nYsaehe and goace presenting the appear
nee ~ a labOrer. Verdict" Accidental death.n
lRJ~SED--Daael Palmer, an Englishman thirty Sour
roars old fell overheard from tho propeller b. Morrison,
i picr IA North river, Friday evening, and was
drowned. Verdict" Accidental drowning"
Aag7RsR IKowNN0 CAsk.-Wlliam Gllmarten boy
aged thHeccn and son OF officer Gmarton, Of the nth
ccnc drowned In the dock foot Of Harrison streets
Surh river saturday, cart having backed against
ltn a p,she him. Tho body recovered in twenty
minutes after. enthusiastically drowned"
KraxD ~ FAILING from RooF-Mchal Moore fell
ron the sf house No Ill Yves. Fifty third street
sturdy and dIod from received An inquest
vii DC held.
prarH FRox HxsorRnAor samuel DAILY, who resided
=, - orT n,et Twelfth street aud who had been en-.
,,yea a. ahorcr q, rier IL North river, ruptured
ty 80 4 whIs in the act Of hfting barrel on sstnr-
Ia lid dti mona ofs blood en- his way 70 the Mao
y,r Loavgal tartlnrr Widev ~ss rnikad.
The New York herald., 1862-08-25

kuayssx, Va August 10, 1852
"a Fnsny tioacras Avusai ss.gsk-Bwsai Of a Dtad
Rsei DO
A~airs "A Suk arc nos AZ sus',otory M might be DO
a.i hs morning lasrn ihs, abon three thousand 81
she sssmy have crssa a.. H.nswaier and tina. some
anesa haBarod cavalry are l-'rcfiug about the place
~. lndss supporting II Infantry has
hess hrosn forward, -ni thai dsh IN THE desiIos Is
coas~nllssea ~ NE rebcs So.hns scroas thar
eash ~ sbe easny 10 Anticipated by lho Gcner !
snms alnf safols sni the Necessary preoautioos o.
saara ~ assi sar,fs~e hay. takeo Il N thought
ai ire 'my nttsd ~ oaer 81 annoyance 10 Tie
rusm svus rossias by h1ssslns Gc,oonsuaiNns
wth.s la~a q rs4sias the phase The fsfcral rcrcc
"a ssse ~ god snats1. Tie rcccIt cool weather
savas sddWsi aslsAsy esei G.cn the general health
4 40 srysa rssnasHs. " sey are attacked sne men
fst1 - iaarr haemasi Ca sfFd. member of an Ala
s.mts a~ a m Mi efeg u sgita week,
sr8 q s&liy q ~ iset r~te-t, - body brought
. ans 80 ssr,aay ~ titsraass. AatSilhssnilLg
4he - tAFrtia iietaaa ekColieut ai popular
lr..s' Ns,sss y p'e.e,, 80 ..ose d.snosra.soos
n rsssssea - b. ,ds = ts q. s-'A-sd tbr
lass slasl1 h. eEad ~ unset hiatirNs manne
So 80 riHw sthisti = r-,cl sylnpa,hy tsa.
10 stfusta -. ehr ghe lsnsfd sariege ~ pas
So a ssrss sfh eatssH sd ~ pftc .s"n swell.
80 - y .Asnf tl.si ss,h pafades assci ard
tfasi sanst ~ tfR stai r-'sas eeing prouslt here
esug ne . tas .r.Hs Hstuee 10 whlch yael,r
itnsatg hns lfn ~ A~ti ~ ~ ,sspl ces'a-ifsien
- tas Frat.as y Z ssal snamg y ~ s'assfy AID
a. ttesHw.g snt sH4 AZ ~ haEN
II snaw y Nsrf#s u a uHHtsts ft.na sliil rhr
lsnr.N 80 ntsAEf istsF msaa W n1ut aud t'efc
aastfs b. - ~ ntH tas ~ slssn " tha iusqfe
.HFe - ~ SaesAaN 80 a bctaAs So scarcely
lr. rssfrassi sssn deuas mfisa H.. been icr
= fra. mau. . q rs ftWI .ta0 li, eb t4s ltsie II
3 abrsAHN. ta8 ~tb "a aaelsas ssFs.a srtcis
tfrs ae e.E'fs1 fsNR ~ itr ~ n..iei hAs
The New York herald., 1862-08-25
Major General nsoksr-skstch - uas
/ Life.

QUE ARMY UOhkEsrOA pxxc3.
In CAMP Mas ras EasmvoauvA
JAMES ihyEe. August ., 1904.
Tho news Of tho prom,a,oa VI brsAd,sr gsasrss o.
uaand.ng divisions to be major gsOsras cf vonst~ss
was received camp aud warmly svveted IN ~ -
rous noss, psrhass fully thaa IN shs
Of General Hooker.
Las. evening the ocer sf Ne dirsrsss hasd
I'd by their brigids mmiDdsrs oAlled st The GssraS
h adqusrters to congratulate him uIon has prom,ssn
TIE Ger sal recstvA ,h,m wub great oordi,iy AuA
hospitality, and tn evening passed away h q exoeeL
ingly AZ, eeab.o m,tner.
This the rdics a. well a. tse~ved p~s.
tno,ions tia, h.s besn nadc and none W. xnes sfn
will douus liza. usas =. .iyo.sr ~ his
rank.
Gen Hooker y . native Of old H,d'ey, Mas, and .
inc mt from Raw J,eeph Hooker tho rsi sss
et at Il irtf,rd, Connsc.cut. lie Is, personally, spsrn
I'D specineu the I'D New Eng and sock, being abs5
tcrty .or,y tive ys,rs Of x5e tn aud vel pro rn O
ID wih ruddy face AMI = bright, piercing eye and
pronounced of the host looking sodss III ths Arsny
II the tot lie IL Conspicuous In tie army i"r -
,ersona bravery az vol ~ his skin in handling he
troops led and extensive expe ienc, snibns nam
place proper or the ssrvtc IN rs proper psi
ion at the proper ns His perception Ia assaatins ssss
aud to the enemy whs leaves weak place o2sns
trusting bis d,sc ,verag t. with All his military
genius aud activity he IL modest aud retiring AID avoids
"A notorety, u bane and adAbie In the extreme.
General Hooker entered tho Uutcd states Military Asa
dsny II West Point 1853. aud gr sduasd in 1851: Ans
appointed second lieutenant First artlcry July Of Ahs
same year, and hrst lieutenant 10 November, lbss1
vas adjutant At tbs Military iemy In ls4l ad1esns
sf tho ar cry r l5ll 70 l8a5, and was bievuA
c1p,atn r gallant duot several conhCts II Mcsne
rey MeAtco, 81 tenbor %, ls4u. Captain Hooker Vss
ap o,nsd 'sst,nt ,ijta general Cnitcl Sstes army
irch 1s47 brsvet;cd MAJOR r gallant conduct IN Mexco
The New York herald., 1862-08-25
TIE EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
names o. Union 81 diers Released by the
Eaoels, IN Accordance win the oar1e,
sSe.. Gc.. dc.

" AIINrI
fs rs,wl7g the oe4l lit oi the exchanges EIDE tel
py tae io1t ion-BlgRdier General l. Thomas
Cor FEEDER gaernn.Snt, and Brgaier Gensrd dlsar
for Il includes al the exaha ges erfectsd up
lne eud "a Last Ihe hundred aud SIXTY ON
oers ~ao arrived wslnasiiy not incl .dei
tae list, yei positively WHISTLER
sebs. caoars ior ~h,sn asreed 70 exchange
have bueu de.s srel ~ FIeksUulg-
The New York herald., 1862-08-25
Ths N. hrI oGsser<.

The Nse esi Orsers.
PrNcIAL UMDwt~--sO. III.
AntrfAsT ~ frgrs .ExK3sts O~Tr1
Rfass August 10. ls52.
XVII rh@ feliasin. esllas q Ne axchsnxeof ~ gf~ o
e. % p1n4sAed Ger lhs .alermaiia VI "a oonesrlsi,
stze-
RIwsosp, August IL. tsss
TIE following onss~s end msa srs say e1sAsnssa 70
wt
/. An tss onesv ana rssn wAs ssrs sssvsrsA -
AiSsu "a thr ssh a Aagas<. 1881
Z Az srAcsss and n issrvi st Roasske isianA
q Al olsc~rs and mrn eysarsS ~ fsft hecn.
Au sasoess and Jared al Rsos MssBsAsa.
An cairsrs cAEsafsd - fes~ Jsrks Ans 81 Fsi,p.
.. ne ancsrs end msa sslivwsa - AS~s. AsCsss 10.
fSs2
rns sncsr. asd nse delivered q c,y rsss. A.ga@
8, is62
5 Ths onosp psrolsd a F~w~s ssarss. NAG n.
1865.
pr;vaiss naroiea nv Brlssaes Gcesrsa q. w. mzgAs,
~ Csnbe land SA,. taly 20, t~d1
10. CAs.tAls Van Bsnth yssn, q Murine
KUs<Exr uUt.r,
Agent for ths ExchaRgso "a l'rtsnr~-s
XXlv. The otcsrs and r-ferfss " is the sDgvs
notice having ens duly sxcbA ssd IRIS ~
s, With at delay. len theif respective Fetm.ots zad
corpe. Nv G .mman - tho >ec-esay u Wa.
JASPER D whifiSs. Asset hi Adjat>nt General